Brian Lisik is an Assistant Editor for cleveland.com and Akron Naturecare, focusing on local news and events in the Akron, Ohio area. With a diverse background as a reporter, columnist, songwriter, and novelist, Brian brings a unique perspective to his storytelling, capturing the essence of the community and its people.
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Akron, Ohio, United States (Local)
Brian Lisik's focus is on local news, particularly crime and government announcements in the Akron, Ohio area. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing information related to breaking or evolving local stories such as community events, city council decisions or developments in police activities. Additionally, if you have insights into recent traffic accidents or other noteworthy events occurring within this specific geographic region, they may be of interest to Brian.
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By: Brian Lisik
BRUNSWICK, Ohio Theft/Trespassing, Center Road A 68-year-old Broadview Heights woman and her 35-year-old son, of Cleveland, were
By: Brian Lisik
| HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio Trespassing, Kuder Road
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MEDINA, Ohio Open container, Lafayette Road A woman was cited for passing in a no-passing zone and having an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle at 7:07 p.m. July 20.
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio Impaired driver, Rockside Road A driver was stopped for making an illegal U-turn at 12:48 a.m. June 15.
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| AVON, Ohio Theft, Schwartz Road A man reported a coffee maker he sold online June 24 was stolen from his front porch by the purchaser.
| VALLEY CITY, Ohio --- Everything about 63rd annual Valley City Frog Jump Festival at Mill Stream Park July 31 was about going big.
Copley Police find suspected drugs, weapons at Colby Drive home
NEW FRANKLIN — A plan to bring sewer service to New Franklin’s main commercial corridor on state Route 93 recently received a significant shot in the arm via $3.8 million in One-Time Strategic Community Investment Fund dollars from the state of Ohio.
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare BARBERTON — The City of Barberton is close to unveiling selected artwork to be wrapped on 18 utility boxes throughout the city.
BARBERTON — A plan to restore the historic Cox-Powell-Herald buildings at 459-467 W. Tuscarawas Ave. as a mixed-use commercial and residential space moved one step closure to fruition July 22 when City Council approved a lease agreement for the properties with Herald-Powell LLC. Developer Steve Coon and architect George Bird presented their plan for historic
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