5 Things You Should Know About the School Bond Issue

This may be the district's one and only shot

Photo Gallery: Halloween Hullabaloo

Kids in costumes flood the rec center for annual city-sponsored event

Update: Trick-or-Treat is Rescheduled in Strongsville

Here are hours for Halloween fun

Did You Know You Can Rent the Chalet -- Including the Toboggan Chutes?

Metroparks leases the area for parties, weddings

Mystery Employee Who Performed Good Deed is Identified

Strongsville director came to woman's aid at Drug Mart

Paul Ryan, Condoleezza Rice Rally in Berea

VP candidate, former secretary of state

Woman Wants to Thank Strongsville Worker for Good Deed

The trouble is, she doesn't know his name

Another Traffic Snarl to be Tackled in Strongsville

City will try to improve flow at Albion-Prospect intersection

Governor Kasich in Strongsville to Rally for Romney

Party brings in busloads of young Republicans to campaign for GOP candidates

Fish Kill in Rocky River Linked to Cyanide and Strongsville Business Owner

Federal indictments handed down in April incident

Strongsville Schools Give Taxpayers a Break

District will stop collecting bond issue two years early -- a guarantee to voters that Issue 116 will not raise taxes significantly

Photo of the Day: Working on Albion Road

18 months after it closed, repairs are under way

Patch Is Collecting Questions for Obama and Romney During the Next Presidential Debate

If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate

Strongsville Loses a $1 Million Tax Next Year -- Can the Budget Handle It?

Officials try to balance expenses against declining revenue

Strongsville's Major Projects for 2013

Next year's budget includes roadwork, improvements at rec center

Is Your Fire Hydrant Looking Shabby?

City plans to repair them next year

Not Registered to Vote? Deadline is Looming

If you've moved, you also need to update your registration by Oct. 9

Superintendent Pounds the Pavement for School Bond Issue

Krupinski joins volunteers in door-to-door campaign

VFW Essay Contest Offers Scholarships

Top prize is $30,000 in Voice of Democracy competition

Trick-or-Treat is Oct. 31 in Strongsville

Here are other Halloween activities, too

Major Traffic Peeve to Be Addressed

New access road will serve Plaza at SouthPark

Jon Husted Says Families are Key to Nation Staying Strong

Ohio Secretary of State speaks at Strongsville Chamber of Commerce luncheon

Bill Mason Talks to Patch about Regrets, the Future and Whether He Will Run for Office Again

A portrait of the Cuyahoga County prosecutor as he leaves the post he's held for 14 years

Charter Change Will Be on Nov. 6 Ballot

Issue 96 looks to get the city’s charter up to date with the state law requiring candidates to file 90 days before an election

Jennifer Brady, Democratic Candidate for 24th District State Senate

Westlake resident seeking to oust Republican incumbent

Should Every Strongsville Street Have Sidewalks?

Long-discussed issue may get another look

Pearl Road Phase 2 'Under Construction By This Time Next Year'

Mayor says pieces are falling into place on plan to widen road to city limits

Bill Mason to Step Down as Prosecutor

Will join Cleveland law firm

Volunteers Hit the Streets for $81 Million Bond Issue

62 people show up Saturday to help spread the word

Breakfast On the Covered Bridge: Sunshine and 400 Dozen Eggs

Check out our photo gallery from Strongsville City Club event Sunday morning

Get Rid of Household Hazardous Waste

Drop off items at City Hall through Sept. 15

Mike Dovilla, Republican Candidate for 7th District State Representative

Incumbent will face challenge from Democrat

Matt Patten, Democratic Candidate for 7th District State Representative

Challenger seeks to oust Republican incumbent

Tom Patton, Republican Candidate for 24th District Ohio Senate

Incumbent faces challenge from Democrat Nov. 6

Town Hall Meeting to Focus on National Economy

Former U.S. Comptroller David Walker to visit Strongsville Sept. 15

Three Brecksville Bridge Bomb Plot Suspects Plead Guilty

Brandon L. Baxter, of Lakewood; Connor C. Stevens, of Berea; and Douglas L. Wright, of Indianapolis, have all pleaded guilty to the charges against them in Akron before a federal judge on Wednesday.

Power Outages Addressed by $1.8 Million Project

First Energy is replacing cable in some areas of city

Breakfast on the Covered Bridge is Sept. 16

29th annual event is sponsored by Strongsville City Club

Traffic Woes at Shurmer-Howe Intersection Being Studied

City hires engineering firm to see how to improve traffic flow

Ruling Expected This Spring on Half-Built House

City officials hope to be able to raze shell of home on Drake Road after hearing in April