See what this week's most read stories were.
The Avon mayor's race heats up, schools rank in the Top 100 and a longtime football coach is honored. What are you missing? Sign up for our daily (free) newsletter and don't miss a story in your town.
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Find out this week's top stories in Patch.
This weeks top stories for Avon and Avon Lake. Don't miss a story-- sign up here for the Avon-Avon Lake Patch newsletter. KidsPlay Indoor Fun Opens on Pin Oak Parkway – New indoor hot spot for kids. Love-A-Stray Picks a Winner, Gears up for Annual 5K – Annual 5K is gearing up. Wings and Prayers for Abie Loebich: BW-3 Fundraiser Today Will Help After Accident – Link in story leads to another fundraiser page. Charles Hammer: Obituary – Our condolences. Bubba's-Q Makes USA Today Top-20 List – One of our favorite restaurants! Tack Shop Opens in the Landings – Avon Lake gets a little more horsey. School District Will Hire Police Officer for 2013-14 School Year – Thoughts? Top 10: Most Expensive Homes Sold in Avon, Avon Lake This Week – Avon …
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The top stories in this week's Patch.
Here’s a roundup of our most-read stories this week. Did you miss any? Make sure you don’t. Sign up for our daily newsletter here. And make sure to click on “breaking news” to get that really up-to-the-second news.
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Here are your top stories for February.
With February now under our belts, it’s time to look back on Avon-Avon Lake Patch’s most popular stories of the month. That includes the first-grader who brought an air gun to school. After we broke the story, the incident got plenty of media attention from both print, online and television sources.
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Here are our top stories for the week.
Did you catch Avon-Avon Lake Patch every day this week? If not, you’ve missed a lot. This week brought a mixed bag of news, from a Twitter posting resulting in police action, what to do with your old mitts and a state representative questioning taxes. Here’s a roundup. To make sure you’re not missing any of your town’s timely news, sign up today for our daily newsletter.
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Here you have it. The week in review, presented in headlines. Did you miss a day? You missed a lot. Here are some of the most-read stories from the past seven days. Don’t miss a day sign up for the FREE Patch daily newsletter.
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These were the top articles that drew the interest of Avon-Avon Lake Patch Readers this year.
It’s all behind us now, but 2012 brought us a mixed bag of stories. Sometimes, the stories that you expect will be “big” get moderate readership while some stories, such as “Police Shoot Turtle” generate so much interest, it brings out readership and local television stations. Here are the stories that generated the most readership in 2012. Included are stories about drownings in Lake Erie, a new restaurant opening and moving trick-or-treat before the SuperStorm… a move that proved to be a good call after large portions of Avon and Avon Lake remained without power for days. Some stories were tragic, others provided a moment of levity, such as seniors breaking out in a flashmob at graduation. Top stories of 2012
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What do you think were some of the biggest stories from Patch’s Ohio sites in 2012? Tell us in the comments.
As the year ends, we're taking a look at some of the most-read local stories on Ohio’s Patch sites in 2012. (If you weren't aware, there are 17 Patches in Northeast Ohio.) The stories above are the ones that readers read and responded to the most. They had long discussions in the comments and shared them on Facebook and Twitter. Many of the stories are of loss in our Patch communities, but others, like the video of the Navy dad's homecoming on Fairlawn-Bath Patch or the story of an employee who gave his boss a kidney on Cleveland Heights Patch, inspire hope. Click through the gallery above for a brief look at some of the most-read local Patch stories of 2012 or click on the headlines below for the full stories.
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October really did have it all.
Welcome November! We know, with the aftereffects of Hurricane Sandy still lingering, it’s hard to focus on the fact that it’s a new month. October brought it all: An RTA bus driving giving a mouthy passenger an uppercut, Halloween canceled for the month and a visit from a presidential candidate. Here’s a list of our top ten stories from no. 10 to no. 1: And the no. 1 story for the month? No surprise, it’s the Cleveland woman who learned a lesson for misbehaving. Yes, this is the video seen across the world.
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