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Latest news from Berea, Brook Park and Middleburg Heights

She is one of the few who takes sixth-grade math at Ford Middle School.  Full story »

Corlee Gillette has seen her fair share of fried chicken. Full story »

Items can be taken to the REACH office, 5590 Smith Road, next to the Marine Corps site, or to the recreation center on Holland Road.  Full story »

The event will feature health and beauty products, purses and jewelry by local artists and unique craftspeople. There will be a gold buyer present if you want to sell your unwanted gold for cash.  Full story »

The sixth grade class at St. Mary's Catholic School in Berea is helping out with Toys For Tots collection for the children in our area whose families have fallen on hard times. Full story »

"Berea Goes Broadway" will be returning to Berea High School on Feb. 18, 19, and 20. If you love to perform on stage, this is your opportunity to become a member of the cast.  Full story »

This scene is somewhere in the News Sun area. If you know where it is, you could win a prize. Full story »

BEREA City Council imposed a six-month moratorium on issuing building and occupancy permits for sexually oriented businesses while the city revises its zoning codes.  Full story »

BEREA The Polish Village neighborhood of the city may see some needed improvements next year. The city applied for a Community Development Block Grant for High and Pulaski streets.  Full story »

Olmsted Falls school supporters are concentrating on the positive side of returning to the ballot.  Full story »

The Olmsted Falls school board approved an 8.7-mill operating levy for the Feb. 2 ballot after losing by less than 200 votes with a 6.4-mill levy earlier this month.  Full story »

The event will feature health and beauty products, purses and jewelry by local artists and unique craftspeople. There will be a gold buyer present if you want to sell your unwanted gold for cash.  Full story »

FIGHT, ASHLAND DRIVE: Two men, ages 25 and 50, fought at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 10 in the 15300 block, where the 50-year-old man lived. No one was arrested.  Full story »

The Baldwin-Wallace College football team ended its 2009 season with a 48-38 loss at Ohio Athletic Conference rival Capital University at Bernlohr Stadium in Columbus. With the loss, the Yellow Jackets end their season at 3-7 overall and 3-6 in the OAC. With the victory, the Crusaders end their season at 7-3 overall and 6-3 in the OAC. Baldwin-Wallace... Full story »

The assignment of Kopchak to duties that Elliott said were confined inside the station follows a grievance filed by Robert M. Phillips, attorney for Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 15. Phillips argued Kopchak should not be forced to use sick leave, given that medical tests found him "not to be in violation of policies or procedures."  Full story »