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‘Amp’t Up and Lit Spectacular’ is year-end celebration of Miracle League (opens the original)
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The Miracle League of Lake County will be hosting “Amp’t Up and Lit Spectacular II” this fall at Miracle Field in Eastlake. Conceived last season to illuminate the new lights at the field, located at 35300 Vine St., the event is scheduled to take place at 6 p.m. on Oct. 1. According to League Commissioner Mike Piper, the event is evolving into a year-end celebration of the league, its athletes and the talents of the area’s special needs community. “It was unlike anything we’ve done or were able
Wickliffe to celebrate 75 years of incorporation as city (opens the original)
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Wickliffe will be celebrating 75 years of incorporation as a city this fall, offering up the opportunity to reflect on the city’s history as it moves into the future. According to Sandra Fink, executive secretary to the mayor and law director, and clerk of City Council, Wickliffe’s first settlers arrived in 1817 and established a small farming community. The community grew steadily over the next century and, in 1916, residents voted to incorporate as a village. It was then that Harry Coulby serv
All aspects of horsepower on display at Lake Metroparks Farmpark (opens the original)
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Nearly every aspect of horsepower was present during Lake Metroparks Farmpark’s Horsepower Weekend. New this year, Farmpark combined its Horsefest event and Horsepower Weekend on Sept. 26-27 at 8800 Euclid Chardon Road in Kirtland. “This event always evolves,” said Farmpark Event Manager Andy McGovern. “All our events always evolved. You have to. The team here has to evolve events because generations change and things change.” Over the years, Farmpark has hosted Fall Harvest Tractor Weekend. Fro
Election 2026: Voters to consider existing levies throughout Lake County (opens the original)
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Willowick will be on the ballot with a parks and recreation renewal levy in the Nov. 3 General Election. The five-year, 0.5-mill levy will continue to collect $70,824 annually if it passes, amounting to $5 a year per $100,000 in residential property valuation, according to the Lake County Auditor’s Office. This will commence this year and be first due in 2027 should it pass. According to Mayor Michael Vanni, the renewal will not result in an increase in property taxes. Originally approved in 198
Major projects throughout Willoughby continue to progress (opens the original)
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The Willoughby Police Department’s new police station is nearing completion and remains on budget. According to Mayor Robert Fiala, although construction is expected to be substantially completed later in September, some punch-list and related work will continue. “This important project will provide the men and women of the Willoughby Police Department with the modern facilities and resources they need to carry out their mission of keeping our community safe,” Fiala said. The new station, locate
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