It’s a busy week for news as the Fallscaster discuss:

*City council’s vote to allow construction of a new Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center next to Fire Station 3.

*The choice of EMS workers to decline the coronavirus vacine.

*The loss of Family Video, the last vestige of the brick-and-order video rental industry.

*The city’s purchase of a vacant property on Germaine Street that will be donated to Habitat for Humanity.

*Up Front Art Space was featured on Fox 8’s New Day Cleveland, promoting their shop and arts in Cuyahoga Falls.

*Cuyahoga Valley Art Center will hold its first gallery show of 2021, Detailed, featuring the artwork of Mark Giangespero and Beth Lindenberger. The show will run January 26-March 4.

*Alex interviews Aric Frank and Renee Kintz, the owners of the new Divine Food Spirits Wine, an upscale eatery/drinkery in the Falls. (1:14:32)

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