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All Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade returned to their classrooms for full-time, in-person learning on Jan. 19.
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Residents living within 1,000 feet of any new commercial, business or zoning development presented to the city’s growth, planning and zoning committee will now receive notification from the city about the project. https://t.co/8GmATt7aUC

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Broadview Eye Center will be moving to a new location later this year. The Broadview Heights Planning Commission approved a proposal for the new building at its Nov. 11 meeting. The construction project will break ground this spring. https://t.co/stMM7Q6UjG

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Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School quarterback senior Joe Labas signed his letter of intent to attend and play football at the University of Iowa in December. https://t.co/IgGvxWAFqy

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The University of Michigan offered 16-year-old Walsh Jesuit catcher Mason Eckelman an athletic scholarship, which the sophomore accepted in December. https://t.co/19U6P1ExQc

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Broadview Heights residents traveling on Elmbrook Drive may have spotted a Cleveland Indians player, a hula dancer, a Thanksgiving turkey and a cast of other characters lingering in their neighbor’s front lawn. https://t.co/TRHLwHU1fz

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The 38th annual Yuletide Hunger Program and the ringing of the Salvation Army bell had another banner year of helping those in need. https://t.co/tFzjrn8Xh6

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Grace Hehemann, a Broadview Heights third-grader at Hilton Elementary School, was recently recognized by the American Heart Association for being the top fundraiser at her school during the Kids Heart Challenge in February 2020. https://t.co/hrwZ3JkWKZ

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Brecksville-Broadview Heights Middle School health and physical education teacher Maria Schneider was recently awarded the 2021 SHAPE America District Teacher of the Year award for the Midwest region in the health education category. https://t.co/DbpVvONVKt

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A Broadview Heights police officer was stabbed multiple times in the face and head during the pursuit of a suspect fleeing a vehicle stop on Interstate 77 near Rockside Road. https://t.co/NKSvzJfuef

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Broadview Heights City Council held its first regular meeting of 2021 on Jan. 4, and Mayor Sam Alai said he has a positive outlook on the new year.

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The Broadview Heights Community Foundation is sponsoring The Taste of Broadview Heights Restaurant Appreciation Week from Jan. 22-31. BHCF wants to give back to the community by supporting local restaurants that have been hit hard by the pandemic. https://t.co/jsa8RDOhXG

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Mark Snyder, owner of RE/MAX Beyond 2000, is opening a third office at 550 E. Royalton Rd. in Broadview Heights. https://t.co/Me2roSdykf

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After 20 years with the Broadview Heights Department of Parks and Recreation, Paula Horner has resigned from her position as director to begin a new chapter with the city of Westlake. https://t.co/0o2IPkRcSe

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Ever since her grandfather introduced her to horses, all Mollie Green has wanted to do is ride. https://t.co/nHqx30PbUc

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Brecksville asks developers to submit plans for Central School property https://t.co/dwtaidTrN1

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Residents supplied enough trees that the Broadview Heights Historical Society was able to place decorated, lighted trees in front of the museum, which is located on the City Hall and Recreation Center complex near the police station. https://t.co/hCgEDmciuJ

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From the desk of Mayor Sam Alai: I am so appreciative of the work of all of our city employees, but I am especially grateful when I see them all pull together to support each other and the community by pitching in and doing whatever needs to be done. https://t.co/ldFrEqWJdR

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Nine-year-old Aurora Clough is reaching for the stars as she envisions her future career as an entrepreneur.

The Chippewa Elementary fourth-grader started her own small business, Aurora Borealis Candles, earlier this year. https://t.co/4LEYtA73BO

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North Royalton City Schools Superintendent Greg Gurka announced his retirement, effective June 1, at the Dec. 14 board of education meeting. https://t.co/PG5PaQH8Xf