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Chester Artist Wins Excellence Award, Featured at Ohio Craft Museum
As Chester Township resident Molly Johnson recently reflected on winning the Sue Cavanaugh Award for Excellence for her clay piece “Gravity Particle,” she recalled taking her first sculpture class at Kent State University.
Chardon’s Bill Loveland is ‘Lovin’ It’
Chardon McDonald’s has been Bill Loveland’s workplace of choice for 50 years, where he has spent a lifetime “supersizing smiles” across the community.
County Awards $77K in Opioid Funds
Geauga County Commissioners voted 2-1 April 7 to award approximately $77,000 in opioid settlement grant funding to several local organizations.
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Bombers Defeat Tigers in Battle of 422 Triple Overtime Thriller
The last time the Kenston Bombers Boys Lacrosse team had defeated the Chagrin Falls Tigers in the “Battle of 422,” the year was 2013.
Berkshire Softball Earns Key Win After Tough Start
After a pair of frustrating losses earlier in the week, the Badgers responded emphatically, shutting out Wickliffe 9-0 in a Chagrin Valley Conference Valley Division matchup on the road.
Lombardo Gets 1st Career Victory, Defeat Red Wolves, 11-1
In softball, having two pitchers on staff that can throw strikes and get batters out consistently is certainly an advantage.
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A Shakespearean Fall: Judge Tim Grendell’s Long-Overdue Reckoning
For more than a decade, Judge Tim Grendell loomed over Geauga County’s political and judicial landscape—a figure whose tenure as juvenile and probate court judge became increasingly defined by public feuds, conflict and behavior unbefitting the judiciary.
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