Mercy Recognizes Prostate Cancer Awareness Month With Free Prostate Cancer Screenings and Educational Program About Robotic-Assisted Prostatectomy
The Jackson Girls soccer team has gotten off to a good start so far this young season, beating Green and finishing with North Royalton in a 1-1 tie.
Head Coach Frank Gagliardi says that his squad has done a good job learning his system and playing a good brand of soccer.
In 2010 the Glenmoor Gathering will recognize not one automobile, but a large group of them—“The Historic Motorcars of Cleveland”—automobiles built in Cleveland, which once rivaled Detroit as a center for automobile manufacturing. The event will be Sept. 17-19 at the Glenmoor Country Club.
Some people embrace change. Others reject any change. In the newspaper business, change is the one consistent aspect. Each week, at the Jackson Suburbanite, we begin with a clean slate. Blank pages are filled with terrific advertising and shopping opportunities and interesting news articles and features.
In a battle that will have a huge impact on the Federal League championship, the Jackson girls tennis team defeated Hoover 3-2 last Thursday.
Jim Kish has been the boy's golf coach at Jackson for the past 14 years. Every year is different, but the love of the game remains the same.
Mercy Medical Center personnel and local officials gathered to ceremonial break ground on what they call their field of dreams, a 55,000 square foot facility in the heart of Jackson Township.
The second annual Arts in Jackson Park event attracted thousands of people on Sunday, August 29, shopping for great works of art, custom made jewelry, or unique pottery pieces. Last year the event had 40 artists participating. This year, 55 artists were setup at the North Park off of Fulton Road.
There are 65 players playing under the direction of head coach Beau Balderson, who are part of a program striving for success.
Moments designed for greatness existed at Fife Stadium where the Polar Bears took on the Copley Indians, but in the end Jackson fell 42-21.
A Hills and Dales Road man, 36, was charged with one count of domestic violence Aug. 13 after he became involved in an argument with this girlfriend in the front yard. He grabbed the left arm of his girlfriend and then grabbed her hair while trying to pull her into the apartment complex, causing or attempting to cause physical harm to her. He was placed under
arrest and transported to the Stark County Jail.
Making a difference in home health care and building trust with clients is what Wendy Palcheff, RN, BSN, hopes sets her new business apart from other home health care companies. Palcheff and her husband Andrew Palcheff, moved to Lake Township five years ago and opened their new business in Jackson Township in May of this year. To celebrate the opening, they held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Aug. 4 with the Jackson-Belden Chamber of Commerce members, family and employees.
Few people ever take their dream trip. Whether it's the Bahamas, Australia, China or Hawaii, not many ever make the voyage.
Among those who do, even fewer have carrying a backpack weighing in the vicinity of 40 pounds, sharing a small hostel room with a half-dozen strangers and hiking mountains in 90-degree heat as part of the dream trip. Yet one year ago, when asked to answer questions about myself for a quick personal profile in The Suburbanite as one of its writers, I listed a backpacking adventure in Europe as my dream trip.
Mom, teacher, mentor, friend, volunteer and mame. These are some of the titles Marilyn Jones has picked up over the years.
With almost an entire team back and more depth than last year, Jackson girls tennis should look to make a long rally this season.
The team is off to a great start, going 3-0 with victories over Brecksville, Lexington and Federal League rival Boardman.
The Jackson Township Police Department and the Stark County Coroner’s Office are investigating a traffic crash that occurred in the 4600 block of State Route 214 in Jackson Township.
The Jackson Township Police Department responded to the Magnuson Hotel, located at 4914 Everhard Rd. NW at 4:46 a.m. Aug. 23.
The historic St. Helena III Canal Boat and the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail will be the setting for the first time ever Theater Canal Boat Cruise.
The Jackson volleyball program is used to winning. They hope to continue that tradition with a team with no returning seniors and only 3 returning letterwinners.
This year's volleyball team will be a young squad, loaded with potential and athleticism according to their coach Jeff Walck.
