Marah Morrison
Multimedia Journalist at The News-Herald (Willoughby, OH)
Multimedia journalist. 📰 Living my best life. ♥️👩🦰 Wanderer. 🚘🛣🛬🛫 Coffee enthusiast. ☕️ Music addict. 🎼 Avid reader. 📖
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Marah Morrison
A two-day Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement course was recently hosted by the Willoughby Hills Police Department. According to Police Chief Matthew Naegele, the course brought together law enforcement officers from across the region for specialized training in the detection of drug- and alcohol-impaired drivers.
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Marah Morrison
Improvements were recently started at the Willoughby Hills Senior Center. According to Mayor Chris Hallum, the ceiling is being replaced with a more updated tile, as well as new lighting being put in. Additionally, the floors are also being replaced with wood laminate and the space has been painted with a cooler color. The improvements are expected to be finished by the end of this week, Hallum said. ”The space will feel warm and inviting, and much nicer,” he said.
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Marah Morrison
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Willoughby Western Lake County Chamber of Commerce hosted officials from its communities last month at La Vera Party Center in Willoughby Hills to discuss the “State of the Cities.” This is one in a series of articles detailing the speeches that were given. Willoughby saw three major groundbreakings for projects over the past year that were a long time in the making, Mayor Robert Fiala observed.
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Marah Morrison
Willoughby recently received bids for the Nason Basin to Grove Avenue Phase One project, which will focus on the large storm sewer that runs from Nason Basin to the railroad underpass on Vine Street. According to City Engineer Tim Lannon, the estimate for the project was $6.25 million and the low bid was $5.7 million from Trax Construction. Legislation will now go before City Council to award the project.
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Marah Morrison
Willoughby Hills was contacted by Thrivent Financial Services in the city to partner on a shred event. The event is scheduled for April 18 from 9 a.m. to noon at City Hall, 35405 Chardon Road. “That date falls on Good Friday, so the city is closed and will not be negatively impacted by the event in the parking lot,” said Mayor Chris Hallum. The city is encouraging residents to mark their calendars if they have paperwork that they would like to have shredded.
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Writing about “RiverRock,” as well as touring it, has been a privilege and a pleasure. My previous story on the home continues to have a national reach and has also been shared with the Art Institute of Chicago. ♥️📰🏠
Ribbon cut at Frank Lloyd Wright’s RiverRock in Willoughby Hills https://t.co/K8Ws5oeU4J
Not too long after this published, my executive editor informed me that not only was it the top story in Ohio, but it will now be a story that will be shared across all MediaNews Group and Tribune Publishing pubs, making my work not just local, but national. ♥️📰🌎
Frank Lloyd Wright’s RiverRock completed in Willoughby Hills https://t.co/J2m0yDHye4
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