Cuyahoga County Weekend Community Notes Highlights
Film festival at John J. Donnelly Rocky River Nature Center showcases eight short whitewater kayaking and lifestyle films with tickets 10 advance 15 at door. Also free health voice seminar at Cleveland Clinic Westlake and preschool fair at Parkside Intermediate School. Community notices include Bay Village photo contest winner, military honor graduate Kantorak, Seniorfest in North Olmsted, and library programs for seniors and college planning.
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John J. Donnelly
Rocky River Nature Center
Valley Parkway
North Olmsted
U.S
Canada
Europe
Cleveland Metroparks
Cleveland Clinic
Westlake Family Health Center
Auditorium-Terrace Level
Clemens Road
Westlake
Avon
Bay Village
Rocky River
Cuyahoga County
Lorain Road
MetroHealth
Woman posed as teen to date girls is jailed
A 31 year old woman from Franklin Cincinnati pleaded guilty to three charges after posing as a teenage boy to date girls. Patricia Dye was sentenced to six months in jail and probation for two years plus a required sex offender registration every six months for 15 years. The case involved a 16 year old victim and at least two others suspected by prosecutors.
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Cincinnati
Patricia Dye
Franklin
Dye
Warren County Juvenile Court
Mike Powell
Lebanon
Bruce McGary
Ms. Dye
Dayton Daily News
Yellow Springs
Pittsburgh
Antioch College
Ohio
Mark Roosevelt
Antioch
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Coretta Scott King
Rod Serling
Cincinnati Metro
Bridgette Robinson
Woodward Career Technical High School
Sherry Pettit
Harrison
Pettit
Metro Company
Robinson
Louisa
Virginia
Louisa County
Tyler S. Blanton
Blanton
Gallipolis
Mason County
W.va
Welcome to our community investment in patient care
A message highlighting a welcoming community spirit and a multi million dollar commitment to patient care. It frames the investment as a benefit to residents and emphasizes the scale of funding without detailing specific programs or dates.
Prosecution seeks prison for Ohio priest in tax fraud case
Federal prosecutors urge 18 months in prison for Rev. Samuel Ciccolini 68 of Akron founder of Interval Brotherhood Home after he pled guilty to funneling about 1 million dollars through 139 deposits to evade reporting rules and underreporting income. He allegedly mixed personal funds with rehab center money.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel Ciccolini
Akron
Ciccolini
Interval Brotherhood
James Gwin
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Debbie Klinec
Westlake Early Childhood Pta
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Air Force Reserve
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Lackland Air Force
San Antonio
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Kantorak
Westlake High School
Kent State University
Dance
North Olmsted High School Sites Group
Springvale Ballroom
Canterbury Road
North Olmsted Senior Center
Chroniclet
The
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
P.O
Elyria
Community Health Partners
Mercy
MercyOnline.org
Mercy Regional Medical Center
Mercy Allen Hospital
Avalo