The News Herald (Willoughby, OH) - 2018-09-21

• Mayor holds town hall meeting
• Church, organizati­on helping students
• Scaled-back drainage project awarded
• Village’s website set to launch Oct. 1
• Stocks at records; Dow beats high from January
• Kavanaugh accuser may testify after all
• Ty Tiggs playing with purpose for his father
• W-E Public Library and RSVP team up
• Puerto Rico marks Maria with song, sadness
• Bye bye bugs? Scientists fear non-pest insects are declining
• Lakeland helps recognize 33 years of small-business help through PTACs
• New president/CEO appointed to VGS
• Get ready for ‘Bongzilla,’ selfie frenzy at Vegas pot museum
• DeJohn Pet Services to hold Pet Health & Wellness Clinic
• Democrats’ delay tactics
• Ohio must stay ahead on transporta­tion
• NOW YOU SEE CAN IT
• ACLU says Facebook allows gender-biased job ads on its platform
• South Carolina could get more record flooding
• MAYFIELD ROAD TO VICTORY LANE
• It’s Baker Mayfield time in Browns Town
• Cross country’s spirit unique among high school sports
• White Sox top Tribe in 11 innings
• On the air
• Ohio State’s Bosa out indefinite­ly
• A Sex Cream May Replace Popular Sex Pills for Men
• Bridesmaid question causes planning paralysis
• Unusual vertigo can be triggered by coughing or loud noises
• TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
• Black’s magic
• That is ‘Life Itself’
• Reel-fun dinner
• Praise be to Mike Polk Jr.
• Simple but scary
• Ensemble’s ‘Alabama Story’ strikes a familiar but formidable chord
• LET THERE BE ‘LIGHT’
• Happenings

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