Returning June 3, farmers market brings dozens of vendors to downtown greens
by Michele Collins The Hudson Farmers Market is back for 2023 with as many as 45 vendors per week, making it the place to be on Hudson Saturday mornings from June 3-Oct. 7. The market offers not only locally grown produce but also flowers, gifts, organic products like honey and bee products and an opportunity […]
Commissioners approve Drug Mart annexation to Brunswick
by Melissa Martin Medina County commissioners voted unanimously May 9 to approve a petition to annex Hinckley Township land to Brunswick for a new Discount Drug Mart. The parcel, which is the site of the Buzzard’s Roost Sports Bar, is located on the east side of W. 130th Street, near the Center Road intersection. The […]
Student creations on display at Revere’s ‘Celebration of the Arts’
by Alex Vukoder More than 1,000 works of art from Revere Local Schools students were showcased at the annual “Celebration of the Arts” held at Revere High School in May. A yearly tradition for more than 25 years, the show aims to celebrate and share the accomplishments and creativity of youth artists with their peers, […]
Truck driver aimed his truck at two Richfield officers
by Sue Serdinak Two Richfield officers narrowly escaped injury or death on May 11 when a semi truck was driven at them on I-271northbound, near the Route 303 exit. Officer Jake Totten was on the side of the highway, having just placed spike stripes across the lanes to stop a speeding truck being driven by […]
Brecksville family fulfills dream by opening campground
by Martin McConnell Brecksville residents Terry and Janet Schoen have long been willing campers, and their family members avid outdoorsmen. The couple has dreamed of owning a campground.That dream was realized with the opening of Valley Overlook at Camp Mueller, 4451 Akron Peninsula Rd. With reservations already being taken, the two are thrilled to bring […]
Lawrence School students help plant tree in recognition of Arbor Day
by Dan Holland Broadview Heights city officials, including Mayor Sam Alai, Councilperson Tom Pavlica, Service Director David Schroedel and members of the city’s Shade Tree Commission gathered on May 5 at The Lower School Campus of Lawrence School, located at 1551 E. Wallings Rd., with students and school staff for the planting of a Maple […]
Indy native finds happiness as author after high profile positions
by Charles Cassady Gina Vild, raised in Independence, now residing in New England, has lived a full life working in higher education, communicating with politicians and co-authoring a book on living a happier life. Concurrent with the pandemic, she wrote a second book on resilience, a characteristic that people learned to develop over the past […]
Nordonia celebrates National Disabilities Awareness Month
by Nicole Rosselot This spring, Nordonia Hills City School District joined communities around the country in observing National Disability Awareness Month, an annual campaign that encourages inclusivity and raises awareness and understanding of disabilities. Beginning the week of April 11, schools throughout the district participated in activities designed to foster connections between typically developing students […]
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