Community Joins Firefighters for Memorial Dedication
City leaders gathered with the community at Fire Station #1 on Front Street Wednesday morning, October 15, to be a part of the Dedication of the Cuyahoga Falls Fire Fighters […]
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Tom Sullivan has been a fixture in the Falls community since 1978. He has served on several city committees and commissions, and he is a self-proclaimed "season ticket holder" to Monday night city council meetings.
Local Wartime Baseball Player Honored at Kennedy Fields
About 75 adults and children gathered at Kennedy fields on Saturday, May 11 to pay tribute to one of Cuyahoga Falls’ own Jane Jacobs Badini, alumna of the All-American Girls […]
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Deciphering Democracy in Cuyahoga Falls Vol. 5: And Declaring an Emergency…
Many people have commented on social media, over the fence with the neighbor, even at the neighborhood bar that all of the legislation brought before our city council ends with […]
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Deciphering Democracy in Cuyahoga Falls Vol. 4: Referendums
Picture this: it’s the not-too-distant future, and our city council, worried by threats of a lawsuit by the owner of a local flamingo lawn ornament factory, have passed an ordinance […]
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Planning Commission
Deciphering Democracy in Cuyahoga Falls Vol. 3 Across the horizon, three riders appear hauling lumber—Pitlook Home Builders are in town ready to develop. They have found a piece of land, […]
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Deciphering Democracy in Cuyahoga Falls Vol. 2
What is a City Councilperson and How do they Get that Way? Becoming a Cuyahoga Falls city councilperson starts with getting 25 registered voters in a candidate’s same political party […]
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Deciphering Democracy in Cuyahoga Falls Vol. 1
I’m Just a (Cuyahoga Falls) Bill: A Civics Class Flashback To become a law, an idea must go through many steps and discussions; it’s a little dance that every piece […]
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