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Copper Pipes Stolen From Vacant Home And Other Theft Charges
The following theft reports were filed with the Shaker Heights Police Department

Chris Mazzolini worked as a newspaper reporter in North Carolina for the past six years, where he jumped at the chance to cover all kinds of interesting and crazy things. Chris embedded with U.S. Marines on search-and-rescue operations in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. He got some government folks fired for corruption. And a bunch more.
Life on the beach was great (he lived in a place called Surf City!) but his heart and family were elsewhere. So Chris happily returned to Northeast Ohio to abandon the printing press, go full digital and build something great at Patch.
Before beginning his career as an ink-stained wretch, Chris graduated from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University with a master's degree. Before that, he studied political science and played football at Kenyon College. Even before that, he came of age at Wickliffe High School.
Chris is happily married to his wife Karyn. Together, they maintain a stable of critters - two dogs, two cats. In his free time, he enjoys reading and sports. Like many of you, he curses the Steelers and Ravens, and roots in vain for the Browns.
The following theft reports were filed with the Shaker Heights Police Department

Tanisha R. Briley was sworn in Aug. 5 as the new Cleveland Heights city manager.
The information in this report is from the Cleveland Heights Police Department. An arrest does not mean a conviction.
The city of Shaker Heights held alternative Fourth of July activities at Thornton Park in 2013.
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Mayor Ed Kelley has served on Cleveland Heights City Council since 1993, and has been mayor since 1997.
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The Cleveland Heights - University Heights School District won 10 state and national communication awards.
Mark Zetzer is gathering petitions to run for office in Shaker Heights in November.
It's Monday, and that means we've put together this list of things going on in Shaker Heights this week.
A good way to get your child more familiar with the Shaker Heights school buildings before the first day of school is to watch the virtual tour videos.
A man and his father tried to take the law into their own hands when they saw suspicious people outside their Shaker Heights home.
Patch's "Your New Home" series shows how to do things around the house you never thought about.
The Cleveland Heights Police Department receives dozens of animal complaints every week.
Ellen Posch will compete against 25 other divers in the USA Diving Junior National Competition this week in Minneapolis, Minn.
A summer festival in Cedar-Fairmount, a free concert in Coventry and more events are on tap in Cleveland Heights this week.
Check out stories you might have missed this week on Shaker Heights Patch.
Here is a roundup of breaking and entering and theft reports in Shaker Heights.