Plans for Historic District intersection are unveiled and challenged
Walkers should find it easier to navigate by Sue Serdinak Sept. 15 village council work session Village officials describe details of planned improvements to the intersection of Routes 303 and 176 that include road widening and improved sidewalks. Village engineer David Neumeyer of GPD Group explained the project at a village council meeting that property […]
Council sets zoning meetings and reviews safety requests
by Sue Serdinak Sept. 15 village council meeting Council will hold a joint meeting with the planning commission on Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. regarding proposed changes to the zoning code. In addition, council will conduct a public hearing on Oct. 20 regarding the proposed updates. The crosswalk has been installed on Broadview Road at […]
What is the Richfield Town Trust?
At a Richfield Village Planning and Zoning meeting in August, a resident asked a question that is frequently heard: What is the Richfield Town Trust? This question came as the organization was applying for a zoning change to property they had acquired over several years. The Town Trust is a nonprofit organization that has been […]
Government
Plans for Historic District intersection are unveiled and challenged
Walkers should find it easier to navigate by Sue Serdinak Sept. 15 village council work […]
Officers escape injury after pursuit damages cruisers
On Sept. 9, Copley police were called to a reported shoplifting at the Home Depot […]
Council sets zoning meetings and reviews safety requests
by Sue Serdinak Sept. 15 village council meeting Council will hold a joint meeting with […]
Draft zoning code updates to be presented at public meeting
by Dan Holland Residents can attend a public meeting on Oct. 14, during which a […]
Mayor’s Corner
by Mayor Michael Wheeler As summer gives way to fall, many residents continue to enjoy […]
Proposed revisions to zoning code show many changes
by Sue Serdinak Sept. 1 village council meeting Zoning Planning and Zoning Director Brian Frantz […]
Trustees pass resolution of support for conservation group
by Dan Holland Sept. 3 township trustees meeting Richfield Township trustees passed a resolution supporting […]
Township Corner
by Robert Luther I hope everyone has enjoyed the summer and is ready for the […]
Buckeye Trail reopens in Richfield Heritage Preserve
by Sue Serdinak A portion of the Buckeye Trail that runs through Richfield Heritage Preserve […]
Upper Lake losing 62,000 gallons of water a day
by Sue Serdinak Sept. 14 Richfield Joint Recreation District meeting John Piepsny, director of the […]
County appraisers meet with property owners about reappraisals
by Sue Serdinak Appraisers from the Summit County Fiscal Office set up in Richfield Village […]
Schools
Revere climbs in U.S. News rankings
by Sheldon Ocker Sept. 15 board of education meeting Being ranked 745th wouldn't usually elicit […]
Board debates how to put student rep proposal into practice
by Sheldon Ocker Sept. 8 board of education work session For the fifth consecutive month, […]
CVCC maintains financial stability amid property tax changes
by Sheldon Ocker The Ohio General Assembly's recent focus on property tax reform has left […]
Board debates how to put student rep proposal into practice
by Sheldon Ocker Sept. 8 board of education work session For the fifth consecutive month, […]
Students reminded of sacrifices made on 9/11
Richfield Elementary students greeted Bath and Richfield safety forces with smiles, American pride and grateful […]
Channel 19 spotlights a day in the life at Revere
by Sheldon Ocker The sun is only a rumor at 5 a.m., but people began […]
Revere honors its own through Hall of Fame inductions
by Sheldon Ocker It's honors season at Revere High School, which announced inductees into the […]
Revere staff members recognized for excellence
Michelle George, an elementary teacher at Bath Elementary School, and Dawn Cancelliere, a social studies […]
Revere counselor receives national award
by Sheldon Ocker In decades past, high school guidance counselors spent most of their working […]
Seven Revere High School students named 2027 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
Revere Local Schools announced that seven Revere High School seniors have been named semifinalists in […]
PTA Reflections Program open for entries
The PTAs of the Revere Local School District are again participating in the Ohio/National PTA […]
Revere notes
Compiled by S. Ocker Principal Doug Faris introduced three Revere High student leaders to the […]
Superintendent’s Column
by Dan White What a great start we have had to the 2026-27 school year! […]
Community
Polish Genealogical Society of Greater Cleveland
The Polish Genealogical Society of Greater Cleveland will meet Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. at St. Mary's Polish National Catholic Church Hall, 5375 Broadview Rd. in Parma. The speaker will be Aleksandra Kacprzak, a genealogical researcher who owns the genealogical research company Genoroots. She also provides heir-tracing services for both lawyers and the courts. Kacprzak […]
Cuyahoga Valley Genealogical Society
The Cuyahoga Valley Genealogical Society will hold its monthly meeting on Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. in the Willow Room of the Independence Civic Center, 6363 Selig Blvd. Members and interested public are invited. The meeting's presentation will be "Cleveland's Ohio City Neighborhood," presented by Tom Kaschalk. He will bring Ohio City's history to life […]
Route 303 closed
Beginning Sept. 30, state Route 303 will be closed in Richfield between the I-77 overpass and Sawbridge Road. The road will remain closed through mid-October for culvert replacement. ODOT's recommended detour is I-271 south to I-77 south to state Route 176 and then back to state Route 303. Local residents may choose to take Brecksville […]
Richfield Town Trust offers historic district grants
The Richfield Town Trust will award a grant of up to $5,000 in 2027 to a business or residential property located in the Richfield Historic District. The money comes from proceeds raised and invested by the Chamber of Commerce Sweet Corn Bike Ride. A map of the Richfield Village commercial historic districts is available at […]
Letter to the Editor
Candidate endorsement To the Editor: I read with interest the recent letters to the editor supporting Noah Spinner, who is running to be our representative in the Ohio House, and I want to add my perspective. I am a retired member of the United Food & Commercial Workers, Local 880. Unions fought to end child […]
Summit County hosts Oct. 16 expungement filing clinic
People with eligible convictions in Summit County Court of Common Pleas can get help filing to seal or expunge their records during the third annual "Expungement Filing Day." The clinic is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 16, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., in Judge Joy Malek Oldfield's courtroom at Summit County Courthouse, 209 S. High St., in Akron. […]
BVS accepts grant applications through Oct. 15
The Bath Volunteers for Service is accepting grant applications through Oct. 15 at bathvolunteersforservice.com for organizations benefiting the community. Grants are awarded to a diverse group of organizations that benefit families and children, including those combating poverty and food insecurity; provide crisis prevention and emergency support; provide educational and healthcare opportunities; and serve other community […]
Rumple Recycling do’s and don’ts
Recently, Rumpke has seen a noticeable increase in diapers at the Rumpke Recycling & Resource Center, resulting in substantial contamination and loss of items that are recyclable. As such, the company is reminding customers about what can and cannot be recycled. Recycling don'ts Anything not included in Rumpke's acceptable items list would be a recycling […]
Creative fun was offered at Kirby Day
Kirby Day at Richfield Heritage Preserve always brings out people who want to enjoy the outdoors, regardless of the weather. This year, they got to play in the rain. The Friends of Richfield Heritage Preserve provided ice blocks for guests to ride down a hill. On the wet grass, the ice traveled even faster. Chuck […]
Project Healing Waters helps local veterans through fly fishing
by Elie Aoun The return to civilian life can be difficult and isolating for many veterans. Since 2005, an organization called Project Healing Waters (PHW) has helped them through the activity of fly fishing, creating an immersive and meditative program for them to heal and bond. According to PHW, with 183 local programs across 48 […]
Constantine Gardens fills housing need for older residents
by Elie Aoun The transition to the later stages of life can be difficult, as many aging people seek different living arrangements or a neighborhood of similarly aged people. Developer Sam Petros created Constantine Gardens, a residential community for those 55 and older, because he saw a clear need for such a place among Richfield's […]
Sugar brought sweetness to a little girl
by Sue Serdinak Aspen was visiting her grandparents, Sheri and Paul Ellsworth, this summer and discovered painted rocks in the parks and near sidewalks. The rocks were all signed "Sugar." After some detective work, Aspen and her sisters, Willow and Meadow, discovered the rock painter lived a few houses away from her grandparents. It was […]
Community garden grows winners
The gardeners at Eastwood Preserve enjoy their time in the garden, tending to their plants and socializing with other gardeners. People who enjoy walking in the preserve can also enjoy the many beautiful plants, including the dahlias that grow on the west side of the gardens. Pat Sadataki knows the secret to growing beautiful flowers […]
Polish Genealogical Society of Greater Cleveland
The Polish Genealogical Society of Greater Cleveland will meet on Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. at St. Mary's Polish National Catholic Church Hall, 5375 Broadview Rd. in Parma. The speaker will be Glenn Sobola, president of the Slavic Village Historical Society. His presentation is titled "It Wasn't Always Slavic Village," which hints at the earliest […]
Police report
On Hamilton Drive, a resident reported that for the second time in three weeks, in the wee hours, a vehicle had drifted onto his property spraying gravel onto the roadway before hitting a large rock at the end of his driveway. At a construction site on Brecksville Road at Townsend, someone damaged the ignition switch […]
Richfield Civic Organization
The Richfield Civic Organization's next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 7-9 p.m. at Fellowship Hall. We will be concentrating on plans for the Nov. 27 Tree Lighting Ceremony. The Richfield Civic Organization enriches our community through sponsored activities, civic engagement, support for those in need, scholarships, sustainability education and volunteer opportunities. New […]
Jan Weber Social Center
Celebrate the season with friends and neighbors ages 55 and older at the Jan Weber Social Center. Enjoy coffee, conversation, card games, mahjong, line dancing, yoga or tai chi. Breakfast is offered on Wednesdays and lunch on Thursdays. Sign up for the very popular Fun Bus trips. The fantastic band plays every other Tuesday. Visit […]
Cuyahoga Valley Genealogical Society
The Cuyahoga Valley Genealogical Society will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, Oct. 5, at 7 p.m. in the Willow Room of the Independence Civic Center, 6363 Selig Blvd. in Independence. Members and interested public are invited to attend. Sunny Morton will present "How Learning about the Past Can Change the Future." As we commemorate […]
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Coming Events
Oct 22
Comedy Night
Enjoy dinner and laughs with local comedians at the Richfield Heritage Preserve Lodge this Friday evening.
Oct 23
Hobbitts Preschool hosts Touch-A-Truck
Families can explore fire, police, and construction vehicles plus enjoy a book fair and food.
Oct 25
Trick or Treat on the Trail
Families can enjoy crafts, candy, and Halloween fun at Richfield Heritage Preserve this Sunday afternoon.
Oct 25
Music at Bath Concert Series
Award-winning musician Kristine Jackson performs roots-based music promoting hope and healing at The Bath Church.
Oct 30
Dinner with a Slice of History
Enjoy dinner and an exclusive preview of the Women in Flight exhibit with special presentations.
Information & Advice
Avoiding the Fright of Probate This Halloween
by Dan A. Baron, Baron Law LLC Halloween is the season for haunted houses, creaking […]
Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Why Your Sewer Line Deserves a Checkup
Most homeowners don't give their sewer line a second thought. It's out of sight, until […]
Rethinking Recycling
by Marcie E. Kress, Executive Director, ReWorks Opportunities With ReWorks by Marcie E. Kress, Executive […]
Retirement Planning: Get the Order Right
by Kevin Kroskey, CFP®, MBA Retirement planning involves decisions that are often evaluated one at […]
Why Your Home Needs a Whole-Home Humidifier This Winter
by Kevin Olecki, President & Owner, Broadview Heating As the weather cools down in Northeast […]















