CLEVELAND, Ohio — OHSAA boys basketball scores from Friday in Ohio, as provided by The Associated Press.

Alliance 60, Minerva 48

Alliance Marlington 71, Salem 51

Andrews Osborne Academy 61, Medina Christian Academy 52

Ansonia 54, New Paris National Trail 38

Arcadia 51, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 48

Archbold 61, Swanton 55

Arlington 40, Ada 27

Ashland Crestview 84, Ashland Mapleton 45

Ashtabula Edgewood 67, Conneaut 47

Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 42, Sandusky St. Mary 27

Batavia 78, New Richmond 22

Bellevue 60, Tiffin Columbian 53

Berlin Center Western Reserve 54, New Middletown Spring. 52

Berlin Hiland 76, Magnolia Sandy Valley 33

Botkins 44, Anna 26

Bowerston Conotton Valley 67, Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 38

Brooklyn 50, Youngs. Mooney 36

Bryan 51, Metamora Evergreen 38

Burton Berkshire 69, Rootstown 44

Caldwell 63, Woodsfield Monroe Cent. 54

Canal Fulton Northwest 78, Navarre Fairless 36

Canfield 67, Warren Howland 44

Castalia Margaretta 69, Milan Edison 35

Celina 45, Elida 41

Centerville 67, Miamisburg 36

Chagrin Falls 46, Kirtland 45

Chillicothe Unioto 50, Chillicothe Zane Trace 48

Cin. La Salle 41, Cin. Moeller 39

Cin. McNicholas 48, Bishop Fenwick 36

Cin. Oak Hills 61, Middletown 39

Cin. Princeton 94, Cin. Colerain 48

Clayton Northmont 63, Kettering Fairmont 52

Clyde 82, Norwalk 51

Coldwater 61, Rockford Parkway 48

Collins Western Reserve 62, Greenwich S. Cent. 49

Cols. Hamilton Twp. 69, Amanda-Clearcreek 24

Cols. Upper Arlington 41, Powell Olentangy Liberty 38

Columbiana 79, Lisbon David Anderson 75

Copley 76, Barberton 60

Cornerstone Christian 70, Elyria Open Door 30

Corning Miller 43, Lancaster Fisher Cath. 37

Creston Norwayne 53, West Salem Northwestern 18

Day. Oakwood 53, Carlisle 37

Defiance 75, Kenton 43

Delphos St John’s 71, Versailles 34

Dover 46, Mansfield Madison 34

Dresden Tri-Valley 64, Philo 48

Edon 51, Gorham Fayette 41

Fairfield 49, Cin. Sycamore 45

Fairview 74, Cle. Rhodes 71

Felicity-Franklin 67, Blanchester 63, OT

Findlay Liberty-Benton 74, McComb 45

Fredericktown 64, Galion Northmor 57

Ft. Loramie 65, Sidney Fairlawn 43

Ft. Recovery 56, New Knoxville 55, OT

Gates Mills Hawken 71, Orange 45

Genoa 79, Fostoria 38

Gibsonburg 56, Old Fort 52, OT

Greenville 61, Fairborn 51

Hamilton Ross 56, Franklin 49

Hamler Patrick Henry 63, Liberty Center 56

Harrod Allen E. 59, Van Wert Lincolnview 55

Haviland Wayne Trace 64, Antwerp 51

Hilliard Darby 55, Dublin Jerome 37

Holgate 61, W. Unity Hilltop 57

Hubbard 68, Niles McKinley 64, OT

Independence 48, Cuyahoga Hts. 32

Jackson Center 55, Houston 32

Jeromesville Hillsdale 81, Doylestown Chippewa 74

John Marshall, W.Va. 70, Bellaire 52

Kalida 60, Ottoville 44

Kinsman Badger 59, Cortland Maplewood 55

LaGrange Keystone 72, Columbia Station Columbia 51

Legacy Christian 67, Bellefontaine Calvary Christian 27

Leipsic 67, Vanlue 41

Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 60, Dublin Coffman 48

Lewistown Indian Lake 60, Spring. NW 40

Lewistown Indian Lake 66, St. Paris Graham 34

Lexington 64, Millersburg W. Holmes 47

Lima 76, Tol. Bowsher 29

Lima Bath 45, Ottawa-Glandorf 33

Lima Cent. Cath. 65, Delphos Jefferson 39

Lima Perry 51, N. Baltimore 42

Lima Shawnee 63, Wapakoneta 40

Lima Temple Christian 70, Marion Elgin 25

Lore City Buckeye Trail 65, Newcomerstown 59

Mansfield 68, Wooster 59

Mansfield Christian 60, Lucas 47

Mantua Crestwood 69, Wickliffe 55

Maria Stein Marion Local 60, St. Henry (OH) 33

Mason 46, Hamilton 44

Massillon Jackson 66, Can. Glenoak 59

Massillon Perry 47, Green 28

Mayfield 97, Eastlake North 64

McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley 58, Mt. Victory Ridgemont 46

Millbury Lake 60, Oak Harbor 42

Miller City 64, Ft. Jennings 37

Millersport 63, Fairfield Christian 49

Mineral Ridge 75, N. Jackson Jackson-Milton 37

Minster 40, New Bremen 26

Monroe 68, Oxford Talawanda 50

Monroeville 60, Plymouth 57

Montpelier 69, Pioneer N. Central 54

Morral Ridgedale 49, Dola Hardin Northern 43

Mt Gilead 48, Howard E. Knox 40

N. Can. Hoover 63, Uniontown Lake 46

N. Ridgeville Lake Ridge 52, Horizon-Lorain 25

New Madison Tri-Village 88, Bradford 25

New Philadelphia 60, Ashland 44

New Riegel 66, Lakeside Danbury 55

Newark 77, Canal Winchester 41

Norwalk St Paul 62, New London 52

Oberlin 61, Lorain Clearview 45

Orwell Grand Valley 72, Andover Pymatuning Valley 64

Painesville Riverside 69, Willoughby S. 41

Pataskala Watkins Memorial 48, Mt. Vernon 39

Paulding 63, Hicksville 16

Perrysburg 62, Bowling Green 31

Pettisville 48, Stryker 35

Poland Seminary 67, Cortland Lakeview 51

Port Clinton 53, Huron 48

Ravenna SE 67, Newton Falls 61

Reedsville Eastern 62, Stewart Federal Hocking 45

Rocky River Lutheran W. 67, Louisville 31

S. Webster 55, Waverly 46

Sandusky 46, Sandusky Perkins 42

Sheffield Brookside 78, Wellington 51

Sherwood Fairview 52, Edgerton 35

Sidney Lehman 75, DeGraff Riverside 51

Smithville 68, Rittman 23

South Point 48, Gallipolis Gallia 37

Spencerville 65, Bluffton 31

St Clairsville 75, Cadiz Harrison Cent. 44

St. Xavier (OH) 49, Cin. Elder 32

Steubenville 75, Beaver Local 58

Stow-Munroe Falls 31, Wadsworth 30

Sylvania Northview 58, Fremont Ross 45

Tallmadge 64, Cuyahoga Falls 54

Tiffin Calvert 67, Fremont St. Joseph 26

Tiffin Columbian 43, Bellevue 39

Tol. Ottawa Hills 44, Tol. Christian 38

Tol. Rogers 75, Tol. Scott 41

Tol. Whitmer 59, Napoleon 23

Toledo St John’s Jesuit 65, Birmingham Brother Rice, Mich. 63

Tontogany Otsego 66, Maumee 61

Uhrichsville Claymont 51, W. Lafayette Ridgewood 39

Urbana 69, Spring. Kenton Ridge 60

Van Buren 44, Pandora-Gilboa 36

Van Wert 88, St Marys 50

Vandalia Butler 57, Sidney 49

W. Alexandria Twin Valley S. 59, New Lebanon Dixie 45

W. Chester Lakota W. 49, Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 30

Warsaw River View 48, McConnelsville Morgan 44

Washington C.H. 42, Hillsboro 29

Waterford 54, Glouster Trimble 47

Wauseon 50, Delta 40

Waynesfield-Goshen 84, Cory-Rawson 50

Wellsville 68, Salineville Southern 50

Westerville N. 92, Westerville S. 66

Westlake 49, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 34

Wheelersburg 69, Lucasville Valley 59

Wheeling Park, W.Va. 61, E. Liverpool 40

Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 52, Oregon Clay 50

Willard 59, Vermilion 45

Williamsburg 72, Bethel-Tate 40

Worthington Kilbourne 61, Hayes 40

Youngs. Boardman 71, Canfield S. Range 65

Youngs. Ursuline 74, Fitch 68

Youngs. Valley Christian 64, E. Palestine 33

Zanesville Maysville 87, Byesville Meadowbrook 38

Zanesville W. Muskingum 70, New Lexington 41

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A new scam involving fake door hangers is spreading across Northern Ohio, prompting warnings from the Better Business Bureau.

The fraudulent flyers feature bright orange or green paper with bold “URGENT” warnings that demand residents call a private investigator immediately.

The Better Business Bureau says the door hangers have appeared from Toledo to Sandusky and now Cleveland.

“They are asking you to react. It is a warning, we need to hear from you. You are in violation of some city code. Please contact us and we have seen two different phone numbers listed on those door hangers,” said Ericka Dilworth, VP of Operations for Cleveland BBB.

The flyers claim an investigation is underway and cite “ORC 4749.0.”

However, when BBB staff called the numbers listed on the hangers, they were not connected to any private investigator.

“It just rings. So there is no way to know what is the end game,” Dilworth said.

In Streetsboro, Police Chief Patricia Wain said her department does use door hangers for legitimate purposes, but there are clear differences from the fake ones.

“We use them for a variety of reasons. Typically if want to let someone know that we were at their house or their place of business. To notify someone that we were their for an alarm drop and we found a door that was open or a window that was open,” Wain said.

Legitimate police door hangers display the police departments name at the top with their phone number directly underneath.

Wain advises residents to always call their local police department to verify information.

“Make sure the phone number is accurate. That is going to be your first line of defense because I could put any phone number on any of these cards and you could be calling whoever,” Wain said.

If residents find one of the fake hangers on their door, they should not call the number listed. Instead, they should report it to local police and the BBB, then throw it away.

“The scammers are out there. They are working hard. It is their job and we have to keep up with them and find the new ones and try to stop them from getting away with it,” Wain said.

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CLEVELAND — An Ohio lawmaker has introduced legislation that would extend the deadline to pay parking tickets and limit late fees.

OH Rep. Darnell Brewer (D-Cleveland) says H.B. 653 would give drivers 30 days to pay parking tickets and cap late fees at $20 per ticket.

Brewer said the legislation would reduce an unfair burden on residents who cannot afford the fees, which he said are “excessive.”

“You should not pay double of what the parking ticket is,” Brewer said.

Brewer said he introduced the legislation after he was charged late fees that exceeded the original amount of his parking tickets.

He said he received three parking tickets in Cleveland, which were each for $25.00.

After 15 days, the city began charging late fees. By the time Brewer paid the tickets, the late fees had accumulated to $190.80— 154% of the original fines, he said.

Brewer said several municipalities charge similar late fees.

For example, in Parma, parking ticket costs quadruple after 30 days.

Brewer said drivers need more than 15 days to pay or contest a parking ticket.

“Things happen in life,” he said. “We didn’t expect this many snow days to come. The city has been shut down for two days. There’s two days you cannot contest those tickets.”

Lakewood resident Aaron Cropper said he supports Brewer’s proposal.

He said a $25 parking ticket eventually cost him over $100 because of late fees and other costs.

“I think that it’s extortion,” Cropper said. “People have to park. People have to go to work.”

Cropper also said cities shouldn’t impose hefty fees for a minor infraction.

“I don’t believe that it’s fair,” he said. “I think they should give people the time to pay for a common mistake. It’s not like you committed a terrible crime. You parked somewhere.”

Brewer emphasized that his bill isn’t about avoiding accountability. It doesn’t propose changing municipalities’ ability to impose parking fines.

“We’re not trying to say escape the tickets. We’re just saying give us more time and cap the fees,” Brewer said.

Cleveland officials declined to comment on the legislation Thursday.

They said they are still reviewing the proposal.