Bulldogs Take Down Black Tigers 21-9: Friday Night Football

Check out some stats from the Stow-Munroe Falls High School Bulldogs' final game of the season.

Stow-Munroe Falls may have won bragging rights after beating Cuyahoga Falls, 21-9, but not much else. Each team finished the 2012 season with a 3-7 record on Friday night, giving the squads several months to think about where it all went wrong.  For a scoring summary and team stats, refer to the attached .pdf below the photo. Shoutouts to:

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Residential Service Company Makes Stow 'Home Sweet Home'

Evant, Inc. moved from Cuyahoga Falls to Stow recently.

Evant Inc., a company that provides residential services for people with developmental disabilities, employees about 40 and has an annual payroll around $700,000. The company moved from Cuyahoga Falls to a 18,000-square-foot facility at 4500 Hudson Dr. 

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Stow Officer Helping Investigate Car Crashing Into Home in Cuyahoga Falls

Donna Tuber, 65, of Cuyahoga Falls, was the driver who crashed her late model Chrysler 300 through the front wall of 2374 Issaquah St.

After missing a right turn from Richmond Road to Issaquah Street, Donna Tuber, 65, of Cuyahoga Falls, careened into a house, injuring herself and resident Mary Nime.  Nime, who was struck by the car as it crashed through her home, was taken to a local hospital and is being treated for unspecified injuries, reports the Akron Beacon Journal.  Tuber, a Richmond Road resident, was released from the hospital on Thursday. A reconstruction of the accident is being conducted by members of the Summit Metro Crash Response Team. The team, comprised of officers and crash experts from several local police departments, has not yet determined how Tuber lost control of her late model Chrysler 300 on Thursday morning. The investigation is being handled, in…

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Man Runs Away From Police Through Six Traffic Lanes

The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department.

The Stow Police Department got a call April 19 about a man walking and hiding under the Graham Road Bridge. When police responded, they found the man, who is from Cuyahoga Falls, near Steels Corners Road around 6:30 a.m. According to the report, the man, 29, ran across six lanes of traffic. Police chased him and caught up at the 4100 block of Bridgewater Parkway where he was arrested. Police said the man was suspected of using alcohol.  Failure to comply is a first-degree misdemeanor, pedestrians on a highway is a minor-misdemeanor and resisting arrest is a second-degree misdemeanor. He was taken to Summit County Jail. 

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Josh Mandel Earns Akron Tea Party Support

Mandel was the guest speaker at a Tea Party rally on Sunday.

Ohio Treasurer and state Senate candidate Josh Mandel was the guest speaker at a Tea Party rally in Cuyahoga Falls Sunday afternoon. Watch the video above to hear what he had to say about Wall Street, Sherrod Brown and making it to Washington. Were you at the Tea Party? Share your thoughts on the event in the comments.

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12:27 am on Monday, May 21, 2012

How about when they support the rescuing of the auto industry? http://www.obamaftw.com/blog/auto-bailout/obama-romney-auto-industry   more ›

Stow Company Working with Falls on Water Conditions, Restoring Fish Population

White-water rapids are expected to be flowing through Cuyahoga Falls when the two-week bicentennial celebration kicks off on August 3.

The Cuyahoga Falls City Council is days away from filing a few new pages in the Summit County history books, and the timing couldn’t be better.  On Monday night, the Public and Industrial Improvements Committee -- chaired by ward 7 councilman Jerry James -- unanimously approved a motion to finalize plans for the deconstruction of the Sheraton and LeFever Dams. The last step will come next week when city council members vote on whether or not to approve the dam ordinance.  The plan will cost $1 million (paid for by the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District), potentially create category four or five white-water  rapids in sections of the Cuyahoga River and restore aquatic ecosystems that have long been impaired and deoxygenated by the dams…

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What Questions Do You Have About the Graham Road Widening Project?

Those questions could be answered during a public hearing Wednesday night at Stow City Hall.

There's been a lot of debate, discussion and disputes about the Graham Road widening project happening in Stow and Cuyahoga Falls.  Tonight, there is a public forum scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m. at Stow City Hall. The project, which officials say is to improve the road to make it safer to drive on and to stop traffic congestion in some areas, will cost $5 million. The project is federally funded and the remaining engineering fees will be split between Falls and Stow. This is the second public meeting about the project. Click here for video coverage of the first meeting.  "ODOT is requiring the second meeting as part of an environmental impact study because of public outcry over a portion of the project in front of Krieger’s Health Foods …

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Man Aims Loaded Crossbow at Group of Walmart Employees

The following information was supplied by the Stow Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

A man pointed a loaded crossbow at several Walmart employees in the parking lot Jan. 7 as many witnesses looked on, according to police.  No one was hurt. When Stow Police arrived, they said the 32-year-old man from Cuyahoga Falls was intoxicated. Ten victims told police that he was outside of the business around 2:50 a.m. and tried to start a fight with some employees. The store is open 24 hours. He was charged with 10 counts of aggravated menacing. 

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Bulldogs Beat Rival Falls by 9, Scelza Scores Game-High 25 Points

Email game photos to amanda.harnocz@patch.com.

Stow Girls Team Crushes Falls by 44

Stow beat Cuyahoga Falls 69-25.