Tracey Read
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Willoughby, OH, United States
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Richmond Heights juvenile gang member facing adult prison for armed Lake County robberies
A 17-year-old member of a notorious Cleveland gang has admitted holding up two Lake County bu → Read More
Willoughby police who responded to domestic violence call not liable for woman’s murder
A Willoughby woman’s death was solely caused by her live-in boyfriend — not city police officers who responded to a domestic violence incident between the couple earlier that evening, according to a federal judge’s recent ruling. → Read More
Lake Metroparks sued over Painesville Township pier construction contract
An Eastlake construction company has filed a breach of contract lawsuit against the Lake Metroparks Board of Commissioners over the new → Read More
Cuyahoga County Children Services officials don’t want to testify in Euclid murder case
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C. O’Malley’s office is asking a judge to relieve county Department of Children & Family Services employees from testifying in a Euclid murder case. → Read More
Juvenile sentenced as adult in armed Willoughby robbery
A 16-year-old Cleveland boy was sentenced to six years in adult prison May 14 over $152. → Read More
Eastlake man sentenced for molesting two girls
An Eastlake man sobbed before being sentenced May 14 to 20 years in prison for sexually assaulting two girls. → Read More
Cleveland man pleads guilty to breaking into Mentor day care
A Cleveland man has admitted to breaking into a Mentor day care while he was high on PCP. → Read More
Money to fight heroin addiction raised at Western Lake County Kids Fair in Eastlake
A new event was held April 29 that entertained families with children of all ages while raising money for a good cause. → Read More
Geauga County Maple Festival comes to a close in Chardon
For 89 years, the Geauga County Maple Festival has celebrated past, present and future producers of the sweet and sticky syrup. → Read More
Geauga County Jail inmate escapes from hospital
A Painesville man who was furloughed on a misdemeanor theft charge now faces a felony escape charge after allegedly fleeing from University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center in Chardon. → Read More
3 Democrats vying for Lake County Common Pleas Court judge nomination in May primary
Three Democrats are vying to become the newest judge on Lake County Common Pleas Court to replace retiring Judge Richard L. Collins Jr. → Read More
3 Republicans vying for Lake County Common Pleas Court judge nomination in May primary
Three Republicans are competing for an open seat being vacated by retiring Lake County Common Pleas Judge Richard L. Collins Jr. → Read More
Appellate court affirms Madison Village’s victory in fire station dispute
Madison Village Council did not abuse its power by voting to reimburse the Madison Fire District for improvements to a former fire station, an appellate court ruled this week. → Read More
11th District Court of Appeals: Attorney challenging incumbent in May primary
Attorney Matt Lynch is challenging incumbent 11th District Court of Appeals Judge Colleen Mary O’Toole in the May 8 Republican primary. → Read More
Lakeland hosting #MeToo event for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Last fall, Hollywood celebrities brought attention to the #MeToo and Time’s Up social movements. → Read More
Geauga County Common Pleas Judge Forrest Burt prepares for mandatory retirement
When Forrest Burt was a teacher in an inner-city Columbus high school, he would often provide rides home for athletes in various sports. → Read More
Painesville Township man admits causing crash that killed Perry woman
A Painesville Township man has admitted causing a fatal crash at the Mentor-Kirtland Hills border while driving with a suspende → Read More
Eastlake man pleads guilty again to sexually assaulting two girls
An Eastlake man who claimed he was pressured into pleading guilty to sexually assaulting two girls has decided to plead guilty → Read More
Concord firefighter’s misconduct appeal dismissed
A Concord Township firefighter accused of misconduct while at the scene of a blaze that destroyed th → Read More
‘Pancake Town USA’ raising money for Geauga County’s first sober house for women
For 65 years, thousands of people have been meeting in Burton every Sunday in March for an immensely popular all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast during maple sugaring season. → Read More