Lakewood's Division of Aging organizes a Carnation Sale for Valentine's Day, supporting senior services, with orders accepted online until Feb. 9 and pick-up on Feb. 13.

North Ridgeville Government reminds residents to clear sidewalks after storms for safety, citing a city ordinance requiring timely snow and ice removal.

North Olmsted introduced a customizable City Alert service that allows residents to subscribe to safety, event, and weather alerts through text, email, or calls while ensuring privacy.

Lakewood, Ohio officials advise residents on protecting their homes from extreme cold and potential pipe damage through a Facebook post with practical steps.

Elyria Parks & Recreation launched "Squeaky Sneakers Soccer" for kids 4-6. The program fosters soccer skills and good sportsmanship with sessions at South Recreation Center. Enrollment costs $42/$52 and ends February 1.

The Westlake Ohio Police successfully assisted an elderly woman after she didn't answer her routine check-in call, exemplifying the value of their "Are You OK" program.

Euclid, Ohio seeks volunteer Shade Tree Commissioner to assist in local tree conservation and to engage in community environmental efforts. No experience needed, commitment of 12 hours quarterly required.

The "Thanks to Garrett Morgan" event in Euclid, Ohio, was postponed due to extreme weather. It celebrates the African American inventor's contributions and will be rescheduled.

Euclid is engaging the community to help design new welcome signs, seeking suggestions and insights to ensure the signs represent local identity and community pride.

Lakewood Police remind residents via Facebook to move parked vehicles within 24 hours to avoid ticketing and potential towing, aiding plow drivers in clearing snow.

North Olmsted Police Department warns of hazardous winter driving conditions through a social media post, advising residents to stay home amidst a Level 2 snow emergency.

The Elyria Fire Department extinguished an overnight house fire and issued safety reminders on social media, emphasizing vigilance and community responsibility in winter.

Erie and Huron Counties in Ohio have increased their emergency response to Level 3 due to severe snowfall, while Lorain County maintains open roads and monitors conditions, with reevaluation planned.