Euclid, United States (Local)
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Frank Mecham's focus is primarily on local news within the United States, with a specific emphasis on Ohio and Mayfield Heights. His articles cover a range of topics such as city developments, community events, renovations and updates, public services, government & politics, crime, family & relationships as well as culture & society.
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By: Frank Mecham
The 35 remaining members of the Euclid Veterans Association celebrated their 80th anniversary late last month and at the same time said goodbye as they gave a final salute to the community and closed the club down.
Richmond Heights made the most of the good weather during its Juneteenth celebration on June 13. After last year’s event was rained out, extra care was made to include new activities, including line dancing, school marching bands, a…
Grandfathers, fathers and dads of all kinds can chow down for free during Mayfield Village’s Dedication to Dad Lunch on June 17.Starting at 11 a.m. at Mayfield Village’s Gazebo, 6621 Wilson Mills Road, the event will feature music…
By: Frank Mecham
Candy, bread, and free apple pie were all up for grabs during Mayfield Heights' first official Flag Day parade and community celebration on June 14.
By: Frank Mecham
Wilson Mills Road was taken over by car junkies and enthusiasts who shut down the road for several hours to show off their classic cars during Mayfield Village's annual Family Cruise Night on June 13.
By: Frank Mecham
Euclid is asking residents what they think should be put at the site of the former Brush office building at East 261st Street and Brush Avenue.
By: Frank Mecham
Euclid Fire Department vehicles and hazmat response units have responded to a possible chemical leak at 21801 Tungsten Road, where multiple businesses, Elmet Technologies and H.C. Starck Tungsten Powders are located.
By: Frank Mecham
A release of materials that was responded to by multiple agencies is under control, according to a statement from the Euclid Fire Department.
Euclid City Council's June 15 meeting started in a celebratory mood as resolutions congratulating two 2026 Euclid High School graduates were passed.
By: Frank Mecham
For many residents living in Richmond Heights, summer coming back is music to their ears.
