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Lately, people have been dumping auto parts, furniture, tarps and other garbage in the blue bin.
Two major community events will take place this Sunday, Sept. 19.
The September issue of City of Strongsville News and Updates is out, with stories on new businesses and local events.
The toboggans at the Chalet may not open this year due to worker shortage, while police are worried about vandalism at the high school.
Rumors of mischief at Strongsville High prompt police presence | Rep. Gonzalez won't seek re-election | Toboggan chutes may not reopen
Plus, Brew Kettle is opening a new location, upcoming events, and more.
There was no trash pickup on Labor Day, Sept. 6, which means collection will be delayed one day for the remainder of the week.
The nation is experiencing a severe blood donation shortage.
Plus, a Day at the Chalet schedules its return, the day's weather, and more.
The annual end-of-summer tradition makes its long-awaited return this month.
Plus, Rep. Anthony Gonzalez secures funding for local businesses, construction on Drake Road, and more.
Plus, a local sports update, why a company is building so much in Northeast Ohio, and more!
In addition, the City will accept donations from various local civic groups and businesses.
City of Strongsville administrative offices and the Recreation and Senior Center will be closed Monday, Sept. 6 for Labor Day.
Resurfacing of Drake Road between Howe Road and West 130th Street is scheduled to start Aug. 24.
Strongsville's population has increased by 3.89 percent in the last decade, according to newly released figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The event will include live music and food.
The September issue of City of Strongsville News and Updates is now available.
All types of donations are needed, especially type O.
Resurfacing of Drake Road between Howe Road and West 130th Street is scheduled to start in August.
The July issue of City of Strongsville News and Updates is now available.
All Cuyahoga County Public Library branches will require anyone inside the libraries to wear a mask.
While the city lost some of its overall population over the past decade, there are promising signs that trend is reversing.
Local officials gathered July 27 for a groundbreaking ceremony at the site. Shortly afterward, a concrete pad for the memorial was installed
The country is experiencing a severe blood donation shortage.
Strongsville's Animal Control officer is warning residents not to leave animals unattended in a hot car.
Resurfacing of Drake Road between Howe Road and West 130th Street is scheduled to start Aug. 15.
The August newsletter is out, with stories on new businesses and local events.
The Strongsville Recreation Department will host Outdoor Movie Night on Aug. 7 at Youth Sports Park (football fields), 21255 Lunn Road.
Plus, which local restaurants got COVID-19 revitalization funds, back-to-school dates to know, and more.