Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSHEFFIELD LAKE Ohio (WOIO) - The Sheffield Lake Fire Department responded to a shed on fire Saturday afternoon Sheffield Lake firefighters arrived at a home after reports of a structure fire Firefighters found a shed in the backyard fully involved in flames The Sheffield Lake firefighters put out the fire quickly to prevent it from spreading to other structures We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Edward S. Biro, age 58, of Sheffield Lake, passed away on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland. Born in Cleveland and raised in North Ridgeville, Ed moved to Sheffield Lake 20 years ago, where he made his... View Obituary & Service Information Biro created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Send flowers to Edward's Celebration of Life © 2025 Bogner Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services Made with love by funeralOne turned a hobby into a business where customers say she’s always doing something sweet for the community Henrietta Honey and Mercantile in Sheffield Lake is a friendly and fragrant place where Oleyar sells honey and a variety of handmade items from more than a dozen local and out-of-state vendors “I get to help the community,” Oleyar said “I set my prices so that they (customers) can afford it.” Community pride is evident throughout the store a nod to the Sheffield-Sheffield Lake City Schools In another corner of the store is what Oleyar calls the Cardinal Cash Tree It’s part of a donation drive she started just before the holidays to help Brookside High School seniors “I called the local school to pay off the school lunch balances but somebody beat me to the punch,” Oleyar said I found out that there were some senior fees that were due Covering that balance will help ensure that every 2025 graduate receives their physical diploma following the graduation ceremony but they want to see that diploma,” Oleyar said Kris Wachholz visited Henrietta Honey to purchase honey but also walked away with fresh bread and made a Cardinal Cash Tree donation so I thought I'd come in and help them out,” Wachholz said Wachholz said he wishes every upcoming graduate a successful life “Hopefully they have a bright future ahead of them and we see them in the community in the future,” Wachholz said Oleyar said her past pushes her to help others There are parents out there that are struggling,” Oleyar said Sheffield-Sheffield Lake City Schools said it's thankful for community members and businesses that help its students The district added that every graduate gets to walk across the stage regardless of their ability to pay and that students who receive free or reduced lunch have their school fees waived "My goal before the end of the month is to take that check to the school and hand it to the counselor and say and those parents be able to breathe and focus on something else." Oleyar said the $2,000 goal was recently met She said any additional money that’s donated will go toward helping more students in the district Ohio (WOIO) - A man was rescued from the second floor of a burning home Tuesday afternoon they said they found “extensive” fire conditions Firefighters used ladders to rescue the victim He was transported to a nearby hospital and firefighters said he was in stable condition he was the only resident home at the time of the fire One firefighter was treated on the scene for injuries suffered battling the blaze Firefighters added the cause remains under investigation and no neighboring homes were damaged An off-duty firefighter also responded to the scene besides additional help from the Sheffield Village Elyria Township and Sheffield Township fire departments Ohio (WOIO) - Police released new information Tuesday on a scary incident involving a person wearing a “creepy” mask dropping off a ransom letter and a photograph of a little girl at a home Monday According to Sheffield Lake Police Chief Andrew Kory no one was ever kidnapped and the public was never in any danger Chief Kory said a resident called police around 5 p.m Monday after finding the letter and photograph of the unknown child Police put the surveillance camera video on Facebook Monday evening and urgently asked for assistance in identifying the person or vehicle Chief Kory said officers learned the person wearing the mask is an associate of the resident and this was meant to be a prank The prosecutor will now determine if criminal charges should be filed Two people were rescued Saturday morning by firefighters from the Sheffield Lake Fire Department after crews responded to an overturned boat sinking about half a mile offshore RELATED: 3 pulled from water, 1 person unaccounted for following Lake Erie mayday call and firefighters found the boaters about 20 minutes later off the coast of Shell Cove Park Firefighters and a nearby fishing boat helped pull the two people from the water; both were uninjured the Sheffield Lake Fire Department told News 5 that it handles so many water rescues it purchased jet skis to respond quickly to emergencies RELATED: Sheffield Lake Fire Department using jet skis for faster water rescues Card skimmers recently targeted the Apple's grocery stores in Sheffield Lake and Lorain according to the Lorain County Department of Job and Family Services and Sheffield Lake Police authorities said Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) customers had been the latest victims of skimmers in Lorain LCJFS took to Facebook to urge customers to change their PIN immediately Sheffield Lake police said officers confiscated a skimmer from that city's grocery store's location "Anyone that has patronized this location in the last two weeks and paid with a credit card is advised to contact their credit card company and place a fraud alert on your credit card," police said EBT cardholders in Lorain County faced a similar issue: Residents were posting on Facebook about how their benefits accounts had been emptied RELATED:'A failure of government': As food-stamp theft soars in Lorain, experts say urgent help is needed