Parma Heights quietly demolished a 63-year-old historic library — and residents just found out
Parma Heights demolished a 63-year-old historic library during Preservation Month without public input, leaving a George Washington bust and time capsule in storage with no plan for their permanent placement, writes Emery Pinter.
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