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Several North Olmsted homes broken into Monday By Julia Bingel | February 2, 2021 at 9:27 AM EST - Updated February 2 at 9:27 AM NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio (WOIO) - There were three homes burglarized Monday evening, according to police. North Olmsted police said all the burglaries happened between 7 and 8 p.m. The homes are located on Berkshire Drive, Hampton Drive and Devon Drive in the Forest Ridge development. Police said all three homes were unlocked and dark. North Olmsted and Westlake poli...

A WESTBURY man braved sub-zero temperatures today to swim across the towns Eden Vale Lake in memory of his father who died in August. Charles Parsons, 31, recreated a swim made by his late father Ray Parsons who swam across the lake on Boxing Day in 1979. Mr Parsons, of Devon Drive, said afterwards: "That was freezing. It was really, really cold. "My legs are dead. I cant feel my feet. It was a lot colder than I thought. I really struggled on the way back." He was watched by a crowd o...

A WESTBURY man braved sub-zero temperatures today to swim across the towns Eden Vale Lake in memory of his father who died in August. Charles Parsons, 31, recreated a swim made by his late father Ray Parsons who swam across the lake on Boxing Day in 1979. Mr Parsons, of Devon Drive, said afterwards: "That was freezing. It was really, really cold. "My legs are dead. I cant feel my feet. It was a lot colder than I thought. I really struggled on the way back." He was watched by a crowd o...

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