The Mentor Police Department is warning locals, especially seniors, about the increasing number of scams targeting their savings. They cite examples of individuals who have lost large sums of money and advise on prevention and vigilance.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office honors Jen Kline for Women's History Month, celebrating her 23-year career, administrative skills, law enforcement family, running hobby, baking talent, and breast cancer survival.

The 9th Annual Ohio Marina Conference highlighted the Ohio Clean Marinas Program's 20-year effort to maintain clean waterways, with Geneva Marina winning Marina of the Year for environmental stewardship.

The Lorain County Sheriff's Office thanked the Elyria Eagles for a $10,000 donation to their Mounted Unit and highlighted the fundraiser event's role in community-police relations.

Mentor police officers received a life-saving award for their efforts to resuscitate a man and boy after a crash.

Akron joins the Small Business Boost Initiative, backed by a $90,000 grant. This initiative enhances support for local entrepreneurs by providing resources for overcoming financial barriers to business success.

Wildwood Cultural Center will host a Wellness Day event on June 14, featuring health and fitness activities, mental health resources, holistic practices, and eco-friendly products.

The Cleveland Flag Project unveiled the "People's Flag of Cleveland," a non-official city emblem, designed by Aurora-based artist Shan Rodich after public voting and community engagement.

Cleveland Heights expands its lead abatement efforts with $400,000 in ARPA funds, providing grants for homeowners and landlords to create lead-safe housing and broadening eligibility criteria.

Deputy Hurlburt and the Lorain County Sheriff's Office are hosting the 1st Annual Tack Swap to support the Mounted Unit program. The event will feature vendors, raffles, and food during Women's History Month.

Lake County is planning hazardous waste collection events at the Lake County Fairgrounds on May 31 and September 20 to encourage the safe disposal of certain items.

Mentor's yard waste collection program begins April 7 and runs until December 12, with set guidelines for preparing waste and a limit of 12 units per week, increased to 25 in late October.

The mentor announces community events, art showcases, yard waste collection, paving projects, a new fire station, park renovations, hazardous waste collections, seasonal job openings, and a military tribute program.