Vote By Mail Starts Oct. 1 for November Election

Voters must submit application to receive ballot by mail

Cuyahoga County Sells Liens on Properties with Delinquent Taxes

Sale will recoup up to $25 million

City Hosts 'Meet and Greet' for New City Manager

Event will be held in the city hall atrium.

Cleveland Heights Looking For High School Students For Youth Advisory Commission

The Cleveland Heights City Council is now accepting applications from high school students for the Cleveland Heights Youth Advisory Commission.

Week In Review: Ed Kelley Retiring, New Principal And More

Check out stories you might have missed this week on Cleveland Heights Patch.

Cleveland Heights Voters Will Weigh-In On Citizens United Ruling

Cleveland Heights voters will decide in November whether they support or oppose the controversial Citizens United court ruling.

Tanisha Briley Sworn In As New City Manager

Tanisha R. Briley was sworn in Aug. 5 as the new Cleveland Heights city manager.

Ed Kelley Retires: What Is The Mayor's Legacy?

What do you think is Kelley's legacy? What do you think are his greatest accomplishments? What were his biggest mistakes?

New Cleveland Heights City Manager Starts Work

Tanisha Briley begins her new job as Cleveland Heights City Manager.

City To Consider Community Development Block Grant Applications

A number of Cleveland Heights organizations are seeking Community Development Block Grant funding in 2014.

Local Move To Amend Gathers Petitions Against Citizens United Ruling

The local chapter of Move To Amend wants Cleveland Heights voters to weigh in on the controversial Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United case.

How Does Cleveland Heights Stack Up in Cuyahoga County for Recycling?

Use our searchable database to find out how well your city takes out the garbage.

Is Barbara Boyd Effective in Ohio House of Reps. From Home?

Boyd has not voted in Columbus this year

Cleveland Metroparks Placing Levy on November Ballot

Passage will provide 62 percent of operating funds for Cleveland Metroparks, including the zoo.

Salary Set For New City Manager; Starts Aug. 1

Tanisha Briley is the new Cleveland Heights city manager.

Melissa Yasinow Is Running For Cleveland Heights City Council

Melissa Yasinow said she is running for Cleveland Heights City Council.

New City Manager To Be Appointed Tonight

Cleveland Heights City Council meets Monday night at 7:30 p.m.

Pro-Choice, -Life Ohioans Talking about Ohio Budget with New Abortion Restrictions

Doctors must now give women seeking abortions information on adoptions and alternative family planning options.

City Council, School Board Meet Thursday To Discuss Bond Issue

The meeting is part of the school board's outreach effort to make sure elected officials in Cleveland Heights are on board with its plans for a bond levy and its overall strategy to rehabilitate the district's aging school buildings.

Mayfield Road Resurfacing Begins Later This Summer

The city of Cleveland Heights will begin later this summer a project to resurface the entirety of Mayfield Road within the city.

DOMA Ruling Declares Gay Marriage Ban Unconstitutional

Supreme Court rules that Defense of Marriage Act, which bans same-sex couples from marrying, is unconstitutional.

Residents Tweet About the Supreme Court's Ruling on Defense of Marriage Act

In a 5-4 decision by the Supreme Court, DOMA has been deemed unconstitutional.

Northeast Ohio's First Buffered Bike Lane Complete in Cleveland Heights

New lane will connect East suburbs to University Circle, downtown with safer cycling route

City Council Meets Tonight

Cleveland Heights City Council Meets Tonight

The Cleveland Heights City Council meets tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

Is West Nile Virus Coming to Cuyahoga County?

Patch offers mosquito prevention tips, and the map below shows the number of West Nile cases last summer.

New City Manager Hired

The City of Cleveland Heights announced Friday the selection of Tanisha R. Briley as the new city manager.

Cuyahoga County Offers Free Mosquito Control

Proactive Measure Against West Nile Virus

Cleveland Heights Veterans Face Long Wait For VA Benefits

As our armed forces come home from the Middle East, Ohio's Veterans Affairs benefits office is being stretched.

Cleveland Heights Increases Water Rates

The new rate is expected to increase the average bill by $8.87 cents per month, said Acting City Manager Susanna Niermann O'Neil.

Bonnie Caplan On Retiring From Council: '20 Years Is 20 Years'

Bonnie Caplan Will Not Run For City Council

Payday Loan Ban Passes Unanimously

Until the Ohio Supreme Court weighs in on the future of the payday loan industry in Ohio, Cleveland Heights is considering a ban on new lenders.

Heights Library Hosting Grand Opening for New Technology Center

Festivities include live music recording, snacks and more

Cleveland Heights Hosts Community Shred Day

Event will be on May 18.

Sponsored Signs Could Be Coming To a Field Near You

Cleveland Heights Planning Commission is considering changes to zoning that would allow sponsors to advertise on scoreboards.

One Couple Says Same Sex Marriage Matters to Children

One Cleveland Heights couple says raising their son with the benefits of marriage can make a critical difference.

Lee Road Library Closed Due to Flooding

Cleveland Heights-University Heights Main Library expected to re-open Thursday; other branches will remain open Wednesday

Heights Library's New Tech Center to Open June 1

The Lee Road branch will open a new space for patrons to work in the west wing

Noble Road Medic Drug Mart Demolished

Building had been vacant for several years and was once decorated by a mystery muralist