Bryson Durst
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Recent articles by Bryson:
ODOT to replace Route 306 bridge over Chagrin River in Kirtland
Kirtland City Council recently authorized a contract with the Ohio Department of Transportation for a bridge replacement on state Route 306, with the contract allowing the city to choose between st… → Read More
Kirtland considers higher penalties for repeat loose animal violations
Kirtland officials are considering changes to the city’s loose animal legislation to increase penalties for repeat violations within one year. A violation of Kirtland’s current “Dogs and Other Anim… → Read More
Painesville to continue focus on development projects in 2023
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one in a series looking at what Northeast Ohio communities and agencies experienced in 2022 and what is facing them in 2023. Painesville city officials plan to continue advan… → Read More
Kirtland High School opens new science lab
Kirtland High School recently opened a renovated science lab, providing students with new technology and more space to learn about the natural world. The new lab occupies what were formerly two sep… → Read More
Painesville City Schools Superintendent Josh Englehart highlights district’s academic, career and arts achievements – News-Herald
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one in a series looking at what Lake County communities and agencies experienced in 2022 and what is facing them in 2023. Students and educators in Painesville City Sch… → Read More
Red Creek Bar and Grill named Eastern Lake County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year
Red Creek Bar and Grill has welcomed local residents and provided food to community groups in nearly seven years of business, and later this month its efforts will be recognized by the Eastern Lake… → Read More
Painesville accepting applications for Charter Review Committee
Eligible Painesville residents have until Jan. 23 to apply for the city’s Charter Review Committee, a body that meets every 10 years to propose amendments to the city charter. Applicants must live … → Read More
Fox that impaled leg treated at Lake Metroparks Wildlife Center
Lake Metroparks wildlife care staff released a treated fox into his natural habitat on Jan. 16, with the fox running back home two months after his leg was impaled. The fox was treated for his inju… → Read More
Community members celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy in Chardon event – News-Herald
Students and community members gathered Jan. 16 in Chardon’s Heritage House to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and the movement for which he fought. The third annual Martin Luther Kin… → Read More
John Brad Deane appointed to Painesville Planning Commission
Painesville City Council recently appointed John Brad Deane to fill a vacant seat on the city’s Planning Commission, with his term set to expire at the end of the year. Deane’s appointment was unan… → Read More
Painesville United Methodist Church to mark building’s 150th anniversary in 2023 – News-Herald
Painesville United Methodist Church will mark its building’s 150-year anniversary in 2023 with a series of events highlighting the church’s facilities and history. According to church Director of O… → Read More
Village Outdoors continues more than 25 years of lawn care sales in Kirtland area
Lawn care wholesaler Village Outdoors has been a part of the Kirtland community for more than 25 years, and in 2022 it added a new fixture to the city’s landscape by constructing what a mayoral pro… → Read More
Downtown Painesville Organization anticipates networking, community events, development in 2023
Downtown Painesville Organization’s executive director hopes to expand the group’s event offerings in 2023 while continuing to develop relationships with the local community and partners across the… → Read More
Welding lab provides Riverside students with career preparation
Students have used Riverside High School’s welding lab to create projects for the school, competitions and career preparation, and they had the opportunity to demonstrate their skills to comm… → Read More
Painesville Township officials worked on reducing costs, supporting public safety in 2022
Despite rising costs, Painesville Township Trustee Gabe Cicconetti said that community officials worked in 2022 to support local projects, public safety and community services while limiting the fi… → Read More
Kirtland Schools superintendent highlights normalcy, athletic and academic success in 2022
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one in a series looking at what Northeast Ohio communities and agencies experienced in 2022 and what is facing them in 2023. High academic ratings, “incredible” fall athletic… → Read More
Painesville City Council approves power plant, rental registration legislation
In its final meeting of 2022 and its first meeting of the new year, Painesville City Council adopted legislation to assume shares in a Fremont power plant and change rental registration fees for 20… → Read More
Kirtland residents, officials come together to support community events, projects
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one in a series looking at what Northeast Ohio communities and agencies experienced in 2022 and what is facing them in 2023. Kirtland residents came together to serve and cel… → Read More
El Taco Macho brings Mexican street food to Painesville Township
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one in a series looking at how immigrants and children of immigrants have settled in Northeast Ohio and brought their native dishes and cooking styles with them. Ricard… → Read More
Gym owners encourage people to find accountability, motivation for New Year’s resolutions – News-Herald
As people prepare to make New Year’s resolutions, local gym coaches are encouraging those who commit to exercise to find a community and other sources of motivation. Exercising with peers is one wa… → Read More