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When it opened in October 2003, Legacy Village was the first lifestyle center of its kind in Northeast Ohio, and over the last two decades, Legacy has weathered all kinds of changes and turmoil in the economy and the retail business.
Another step in demolishing the former TRW headquarters in Lyndhurst is set. Everything from sculptures and workstations to boilers to transformers will be auctioned starting May 23.
Lyndhurst Mayor Patrick Ward delivered his third biannual state-of-the-city address Monday (May 1), and spoke of the pride he has in city workers. He also spoke of the need for residents to keep an eye out for each other, and touched on the Cleveland Clinic's move from its Richmond Road campus.
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The city of Lyndhurst prohibits street-side parking between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. Violations of this and other rules lead fines; if left unpaid, they can result in a person’s car getting towed.
Food truck operator says new Lyndhurst ordinance is racially driven Food truck operator says new Lyndhurst ordinance is racially driven By Jim Nelson | February 1, 2021 at 8:34 PM EST - Updated February 1 at 8:52 PM LYNDHURST, Ohio (WOIO) - The owners of a food truck say a new Lyndhurst city ordinance specifically targets their business, in part because they are black. “The fact they’re doing this, and I’m the only food truck around, I had to make it known,” said Andrew Wheeler, who operates ‘Stix & Buns’ throughout greater Cleveland. Wheeler’s wife, Edith, has taken to soc...