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Woman expresses concern over neighborhood cat-hunting kids: Highland Heights Police Blotter
A resident said July 3 that her son and his friend had been cat hunting after finding a dead cat in a neighbor’s yard.
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3mCourt upholds sentence for ex-Lake County teacher who abused students
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a nearly 30-year sentence for ex-teacher Anthony Polizzi Jr. for sexually abusing students.
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2mGreat Lakes water levels now higher than normal, except one lake
Here's a look at the Great Lakes water levels as we reach peak water levels typically in July.
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7mGVSU to purchase Consumers Energy building for $9.7M, sell Detroit Center for $6.2M
Grand Valley State University’s board approved the multi-million-dollar purchase of one Grand Rapids downtown building as it signed off on the sale of a facility in Detroit.
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2mN.J. weather: Severe thunderstorm warnings issued Friday in parts of state. Live updates on local weather alerts.
Although Friday's thunderstorms are not expected to dump as much rain as yesterday's storms, some storm cells could generate strong damaging winds.
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4mCould Airbnb rules change in Lakewood? Officials resume debate Monday
Lakewood City Council's Housing, Planning and Development Committee will consider proposed regulations for Airbnb and other short-term rentals on Monday. The ordinance would require owner occupancy, conditional-use permits, new safety standards and restrictions on where short-term rentals can operate in Lakewood.