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Signs of Spring

Young Middleburg Heights residents enjoy watching Service Department personnel planting new Red Oak trees in our City park.
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City purchases land from Berea School District

"The Middleburg Commons" real estate purchasing signing ceremony “The Middleburg Commons” real estate purchasing signing ceremony
Seated, left to right: Berea City Schools Superintendent Michael R. Sheppard, Mayor Gary W. Starr, Council President Alan C. Budney. Standing, left to right:  Councilmen John Grech, Dave Bortolotto, Tim Ali, Matt McGregor; Service Director James Herron; Councilmen Ray Guttmann and Matt Castelli.
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Hazardous Waste Roundup set for April 16

This year’s Hazardous Waste Roundup will take place Monday, April 16, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Middleburg Heights Service Center, 7375 Engle Road. For a flyer with more information, click here.
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Featured Business News

Southwest General Breaks Ground on $128 Million Expansion Project

A groundbreaking ceremony for Southwest General’s “Building For Your Future” project was held May 8 on the north side of the Main Campus, along Bagley Road.

From left to right – Southwest General President and CEO Thomas Selden, Southwest Board Member Anthony Ripepi, Councilman Dave Bortolotto, Mayor Gary W. Starr, Council President Alan Budney, Councilman John Grech, Councilman Ray Guttmann, Councilman Matt McGregor.

In late 2011, members of the Southwest General Health System Board of Trustees unanimously approved a capital investment...

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Codonics head attends U.S.-China roundtable with VP Biden

Peter BottenCodonics President and CEO Peter Botten recently attended the U.S.-China Business Roundtable hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.        

Vice President Biden and Chinese Vice President Xi were joined by U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, Commerce Secretary John Bryson, Trade Representative Ron Kirk, U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke, and 22 CEOs from the United States and China.  The group convened to discuss the opportunities and challenges in the bilateral commercial relationship. 

The roundtable was co-hosted by...

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