Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Colleen Grossner finished the marathon and was headed back to her hotel as the explosions took place
Michael Grossner experienced nearly two hours of panic Monday after news broke about the explosions at the Boston Marathon. The Highland Heights resident's wife, Colleen, ran in the marathon, but he had not heard from her since websites, televisions and radios reported the explosions were claiming lives and causing injuries to participants and onlookers. By the early evening, he was relieved to learn that Colleen had finished the race about an hour before the explosions and was headed back to her hotel by the time they took place. "I was worried and all of her family was worried," he said. She was unable to make outgoing calls, but once she did, she assured him that she was doing fine. Michael said she heard explosions and saw emergency …
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Check out the top 10 rated restaurants based on the Yelp! reviews.
Websites like Yelp! have empowered the everyday eater to become their local neighborhood's food critic, praising and condemning behind the anonymity of a computer screen. Ever wondered if a restaurant is good or bad? Yelp! can be a good indicator of whether that restaurant is worth your time or money. Based on Yelp!'s highest-rated star ranking, here are the top 10 restaurants in Waukesha. Do you agree or disagree with the Yelp! top 10 list? Comment here, and be sure to review your favorite restaurants on the Mayfield-Hillcrest Patch directory page.
The program includes almost $700,000 worth of concrete and asphalt repairs
The Highland Heights City Council approved this year's road improvement program during its meeting Tuesday night at City Hall. The program, which council voted for unanimously, provides for $180,000 in concrete repairs and another $500,500 in asphalt repairs. The concrete repairs are slated for Aberdeen Boulevard, Brainard Road and the Canterbury neighborood, Service Director Thomas Evans said. Meanwhile, Stanwell and Pinehurst Roads are in line for the asphalt improvements. The next step in the process is the city engineer will prepare the specs for the projects. Then the city clerk will advertise for bids. At least one upcoming road improvement was not included in the approved road plan. For example, the city and Cuyahoga County intend …
Friday, March 8, 2013
There will be magicians, an egg hunt and a visit from the Easter Bunny
Highland Heights will be hosting an Easter party for families from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on March 16 at the city's Community Center. The party will include fun crafts, an egg hunt, magic by Rick Smith Jr. and, naturally, a visit from the Easter Bunny. The event will happen rain, snow or shine. Children's tickets are $3 a piece. Adults and children younger than the age of 1 get in free. Advance purchase of tickets is required by March 13. Tickets can be bought in person at the Highland Heights City Hall or you can mail a check (made payable to the City of Highland Hts.) to: Highland Heights City Hall ATTN: Easter Party 5827 Highland Road Highland Hts., OH 44143 Tickets will be distributed the morning of the event at the check-in table. Please …
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
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Preston, the dog who ran from his owner nine days ago in a parking lot, is still on the loose, despite a couple confirmed sightings. "Confirmed sighting of Preston. In housing area behind Heinen's on 91(Som Center), off Wilson Mills Rd. About 30 minutes ago," read a Facebook post from Northeast Ohio Rescues, the group that helps find lost animals throughout the region. A police officer spotted the dog, according to the post. Another user in contact with the dog's owner said the mother saw him Monday on the side of Interstate 271 near the Lander Road overpass, but the dog again ran away. Preston initially ran off from the parking lot of Kohl's and Home Depot about 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 17. Another Facebook user saw the dog the next day in …
Monday, February 25, 2013
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Saturday, February 23, 2013
View the post for more information on who to contact if you see this dog
It's been nearly a week since Preston's owner was with him in a Highland Heights parking lot. According to his 'missing' listing on Northeast Ohio Rescues' Facebook page, Preston ran off from the parking lot of Kohl's and Home Depot about 11:30 a.m. on Sunday. The post said somebody spotted the dog on Monday in Alpha Park, but he ran off again. The dog is described as scared, shy and timid. Anybody with information is asked to contact Lara Talevski at 440-463-0996.
Thursday, December 27, 2012
The well-maintained home is handicap accessible.
According to the listing on AOL Real Estate, the bright, the well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 full bath one floor living is handicapped accessible with large doorways to all rooms. Located at 419 Muirfield Rd, Highland Heights, in a golf community, it was built in 2000, it is 2,243 square feet with 8,756 square feet of land. The listing price is $299,990. The kitchen was custom built. It also has a gas fireplace, and a master bathroom with a jacuzzi tub. A large recreation room is located in the basement. Tamar Brosse of Howard Hanna is the listing agent. Contact her at (216) 831-9310.
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
This design is one of five that will be offered in the development.
According to the listing on AOL Real Estate, is one of five designs offered at the new community in Highland Heights, The Legends at Aberdeen. Located at 301 Legends Ct., Highland Heights it is a 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home option, that is 3,200 square feet. The listing price is $362,600. According to Pulte Homes, they are now quoting homes for May delivery. Damien Baden of Coldwell Banker is the listing agent. Contact him at (855) 536-9399.
Friday, November 9, 2012
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marie harmon
11:39 am on Wednesday, March 27, 2013
I am so proud to live in Highland Heights: the best EMS in USA, a national leader in new job development and research, new homes going up sold, responsive police and fire protection, etc. and now better roadways. By the way: no get-go and no fracking. more ›