Founded in 1812 by William Wetmore, and originally known as Manchester, Cuyahoga Falls is a city in Summit County, Ohio. Cuyahoga Falls is named for the Cuyahoga River, which flows into Lake Erie, and the series of waterfalls that run along the southern part of the city. The village was laid out in 1826, and incorporated in 1836. In 1851, the township of Cuyahoga Falls was created out of the village limits and, in 1984, Cuyahoga Falls merged with neighboring Northampton Township.
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A profile of the city is presented on its official web site, including contacts for the municipal government’s administrative offices, departments, and services. Online services include the ability to pay utility bills and access schedules and registration for parks and recreation services.
http://cfo.cityofcf.com/
Cuyahoga Falls Amateur Radio Club
General information and a history of the membership organization in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio are offered, along with its membership policies, schedules, a club calendar, newsletter, and photographs.
http://www.cfarc.org/
Cuyahoga Falls Chamber of Commerce
Comprised of businesses and professional people in Cuyahoga Falls, Oho and the surrounding area, the Chamber works to promote the economic interests of its members and the general community. Information for prospective members, tourists and those interested in relocating to Cuyahoga Falls is included.
http://cfchamber.com/
Located in the Cuyahoga Falls Library, the Taylor Memorial Local History Room was established in 2003 to collect and preserve material pertaining primarily to the history of Cuyahoga Falls. Its site features local historical information and photographs.
http://www.cuyahogafallshistory.com/
