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by Melissa Martin Feb. 4 city council meeting Brecksville City Council unanimously approved two pieces of legislation that aims to spend more than $86,000 to enable firefighters and police officers to access mental health services, physical examinations and advanced screenings for early detection of cancer. According t
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Former editor leaves behind legacy of trust
1+ week, 6+ day ago (174+ words) In the early years of ScripType Publishing, when it operated as Community News, Marge Palik was the first editor hired. She served for almost three decades as editor of the Hinckley Record and later as editor of Brecksville Magazine and…...
Bath Police Beat
1+ week, 6+ day ago (589+ words) July 16—A theft occurred at a N. Cleveland-Massillon Road store when a male filled a shopping cart with merchandise and passed it to a female entering the store. The female exited with the cart, and the two suspects loaded the items…...
Village Hall doors are locked; residents speak about officials??? impropriety
1+ week, 6+ day ago (841+ words) Aug. 4 village council meeting Mayor Michael Wheeler began his mayor’s report by asking for a moment of silence for David Smerek, the North Royalton building commissioner who was killed in his office in July. Wheeler announced that village staff will…...
Police Beat
1+ week, 6+ day ago (232+ words) by Noell Wolfgram Evans A resident who really needed a towel, a hot car, a grandma’s WWE audition and an “it’s always the last place you look” case kept the Hudson police busy in July. An expensive slow-cooked meal It…...
Streetsboro man arrested for kidnapping of Hinckley resident
1+ week, 6+ day ago (264+ words) Hinckley police arrested a 34-year-old Streetsboro man Aug. 12 after being called to investigate an alleged domestic violence incident that escalated into an abduction and multi-agency search. Police issued a release in the hours after the event detailing how officers were…...
Hinckley Police Beat
1+ week, 6+ day ago (311+ words) July 18—Police made a traffic stop on Center Road around 3:45 a.m. after an officer spotted the driver of a GMC Canyon make several marked lane violations. After performing poorly on sobriety tests and refusing to provide a breath sample, the…...
Brecksville Police Blotter
3+ week, 1+ day ago (53+ words) by Noell Wolfgram Evans A robot on a break, Doc Brown-level speeds and a padiddle all kept the Brecksville Police Department busy last month. You try and take one break… Twice isn’t always nice Padiddle (is that still a thing?)…...