Find out how Mayfield Heights’ focus on safety, services and community wellbeing make it an ideal community to call home.
Also in our daily news roundup for June 25, Cleveland State basketball legend Ken “Mouse” McFadden has been charged in connection with a fatal Beachwood crash investigation, the Cleveland Clinic performed the nation’s first robotic lung transplant and Playhouse Square promoted Laura Smith to president.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Third-generation owner John Ferrara says the timing was right as the beloved East Side institution quietly shut its doors this week.
by Douglas Trattner
Cecelia Paponetti and Jeremy King are helping make Mayfield Heights a more connected place to live.
by Kellie Innes — Partnership Content
Guided by three core priorities, the city is investing in the services and improvements residents rely on every day.
by Rachel Hagenbaugh — Partnership Content
Mayor Snider reflects on her path from raising a family in Mayfield Heights to leading the city.
by Rachel Hagenbaugh — Partnership Content
The city is creating a roadmap for growth, development and investment, with public feedback helping to guide the next chapter.
by Rachel Hagenbaugh — Partnership Content
by Lisa Galek — Partnership Content
by Lisa Galek — Partnership Content
by Pat Faulhaber — Partnership Content
Mayfield City Schools Levy funds will focus on student safety, mental health support, career exploration and early literacy.
by Pat Faulhaber — Partnership Content
The mayor reflects on his time in office and shares his hopes for the future.
by Lisa Galek — Partnership Content
