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A week after Pepper Pike City Council was asked by the administration to consider applying for a grant to install a splash pad recreational amenity at the city park, council rejected the idea.
Pepper Pike Mayor Richard Bain delivered his 2023 state-of-the-city address Monday (May 15) at Brady Middle School. In the 42-minute speech, he touched upon finances, city services, the need to attract young families to the city, and more.
Not letting a few laws cramp her style: Bentleyville Police Blotter BENTLEYVILLE, Ohio Speeding (21 mph or more over posted limit), drunk driving, open container in a motor vehicle, driving under suspension, no proof of insurance: Solon Road A Cleveland woman, 44, was stopped in the Village Hall — and police station — parking lot around 2:45 a.m. on March 28, initially for going 56 in a 35-mph zone while traveling eastbound between Pepper Drive and Cannon Road, then attempting a U-turn in the area of Chagrin River Road, where she was stopped in the Village Hall — and police station — ...
An odd place for baggage claims: Orange Police Blotter Found property: Orange Place A Moreland Hills man, 63, was driving near the Pinecrest development around 7:40 p.m. on March 3 when he came upon two bags of luggage in the roadway near the University Hospitals Chagrin Highlands campus. He brought the bags — a larger one with mostly women’s clothing and a smaller one with men’s — to the Orange police station, where officers reported that there were no immediately identifiable items found in either. Police did appear to be checking on a North Carolina man, 64, as one of the possible ...
So far, so good for Orange Schools’ return to full-day, in-person learning Ed Wittenberg, cleveland.com PEPPER PIKE, Ohio — The Orange School District is off to a good start in its return to full-day, in-person learning, building principals told the Orange Board of Education Monday (March 8). March 1 marked the first time since March of last year that the district has offered a full-day, in-person instructional model. The district had been in a hybrid model since Jan. 11. Prior to that, it had been in a fully remote model for most of the school year. The fully remote model...