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Man keys six cars in Best Buy parking lot, possibly targeting those of employees: Mayfield Heights Police Blotter
Best Buy loss prevention reported Oct. 15 that a man left the parking lot in an SUV after he was seen keying no fewer than six cars. They said that he came to return a TV that was purchased in Kansas…
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2mBoys Soccer: Results, photos, links and recaps for Monday, Oct. 26
Statewide scores and schedules, organized by conference, for every N.J. boys soccer game on 10/26/26.
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3mNazareth boys soccer scores in final minute of regulation, beats Easton in OT of D-11 4A pigtail
Nazareth rallied to beat the Red Rovers for the 2nd time in 12 days.
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2mOfficers stand by at school after student makes threat: Gates Mills Police Blotter
Due to a threat made by a Mayfield High School student the afternoon of Oct. 21, officers stood by at St. Francis School in Gates Mills as a precaution.
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2mTeen with loaded gun among those selling candy outside Mayfield Heights Costco
The Costco staff reported Oct. 18 that three teens were selling candy outside the business and refused to leave after being asked to do so several times.
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1mLong Branch girls soccer downs Pinelands, snaps losing skid
Long Branch improves to 6-15.