Die Hard, a Christmas movie and more?
On our last podcast, Alex Hall suggested that I should write an essay on why I think Die Hard should qualify as a Christmas movie. While sitting at the Funny […]
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A longtime resident of Cuyahoga Falls, with a street in the city named after his family, Mike can be seen around town tasting food and reviewing beers with other Falls Free Press staff members.
The Farmer’s Rail: A New Downtown Meat-ing Place
Finishing touches to the new The Farmer’s Rail location in Cuyahoga Falls at 2231 Front Street—the former site of the Levinson’s Uniforms company—have been completed. A soft opening was held […]
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Hey Mac, it’s Cheese!
The Cashmere Cricket (2235 Front St.) was the most recent featured restaurant in the Downtown at Home Take & Make Experience series organized by the Downtown Cuyahoga Falls Partnership. The […]
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Falls Board of Education Adopts Resolution to Combat Racism
By Mike and Susanne Searl During the July 15th Cuyahoga Falls School Board meeting, 4 out of 5 Board Membersvoted to pass the adoption of a “Resolution to Recognize Racism […]
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Leo’s Italian Social
Leo’s Italian Social Club recently opened on the north end of the revived Front St. in the space previously occupied by Hibachi Japan,and with some gentle nudging to the family, […]
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The Falls Screams for Ice Cream: Pav’s Creamery
After much anticipation, the 50-year-old, family-owned Pav’s Creamery has finally opened their fourth location at 2162 Front Street, to the delight of many residents and visitors. With a throwback 1950s […]
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Vincent’s Bakery
The Cure for a Sweet Tooth Vincent’s Bakery on Bailey Road is the perfect place in Cuyahoga Falls to answer the age-old question of “donut or doughnut?” More than just […]
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Plans Underway to Expand Front Street Parking
Cuyahoga Falls City Council approved two agendas during its June 4th meeting to create two new parking areas on the South end of downtown Front St. in an attempt to […]
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