• Concern grows in Bedford as police calls increase

• New Bedford Heights administration stayed the course in 2008

• Boy gets bike for Christmas but thief quickly took it away

• Cleveland puts together wish list of projects for federal funds

• Chief's future with township uncertain

• Land Conservancy is finalist for major award

• Expect tighter septic rules, Grendell warns

• Private school-day care wants to build in Solon

• Euclid chamber seeks new home

• Euclid chamber seeks new home

• Arrests continue in Martin murder case

• Legal bills hurt Garfield Height's bleak financial picture

• Housing, safety are priorities for Lakewood mayor in 2009

• Lakewood District bracing for tough decisions

• County library increases fines effective today

• County transit director named

• Brook Park quiet zones on hold until spring

• Court fee ruled hailed as win by both sides

• Agave closes in Sagamore Hills; Leo's set to fill vacant space

• Signal start crosses up drivers

• Parma man indicted on criminal charges for failure to pay child support

• More city layoffs are needed to balance budget says Parma Heights mayor

• Light turns red for signal settlement

• New plan due for downtown Solon

• Lyndhurst to re-examine cell tower proposal

• Clean-up of local creeks planned

• Cleveland Heights council: we can't fix every problem

• Firm hired to study efficiency in University Heights

• North Ridgeville library will seek renewal levy

• Police station highlights 2008 additions to Avon

• Brecksville aims to cut health care spending with Employee Health and Wellness program

• Brecksville teen dies after being shot while in Broadview Heights

• Deer culling will continue in Rocky River Reservation

• New traffic lights are due on Crocker/Stearns Extension

• Two apply for Ward 4 post in North Royalton

• Report on school buildings still under way

• 422 exit ramp signs don't halt accidents

• City, township seeking expanded bus service

• Used car dealer is indicted

• Auburn to focus on roads in 2009

• Charges are possible in shooting of dog in Rocky River Metroparks

• Council gets financially creative

• Cleveland submits wish list of projects for federal funds

• Officials say Cleveland residents are safe despite radio system problems