This Is Euclid Art Walk Celebrates a Revitalizing

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Proud Member of the Observer Media Family of Community-Owned and Written Newspapers & Websites Volume 9 • Issue 9 September 2017 Join in on the fun: This Is Euclid Art Walk celebrates a revitalizing, walkable downtown Euclid by Allison Lukacsy-Love the inaugural event, featuring the perfor- The City of Euclid is hosting its second mances of hip-hop artists 10k and Atlas “This Is Euclid” Art Walk in downtown of AYYEDEESMM, New Orleans-styled Euclid on Friday, September 22nd from Phatbone Productions and Jazz band Blu 6-11pm. The free community event is to Monsoon in Triangle Park. Adults can partake place in the newly renovated Triangle take in the beer garden while participants Park at Shore Cultural Centre and along of all ages enjoy interactive art-making the sidewalks and storefronts on Lakeshore activities from the Cleveland Museum of Boulevard between E.218th Street and Art’s StudioGo, Upcycle Parts Shop and E.228th Street. Euclid Art Association members. The event is part of an initiative of the Take a leisurely stroll through down- City of Euclid’s Department of Planning town alongside Pickup-Stix stilt walkers and Development to create a vibrant down- and sway to the sounds of musicians along town and made possible with support from Lakeshore Boulevard while indulging in Shore Cultural Centre, Euclid Art Associa- art-themed happy hour specials at local tion and numerous resident volunteers and restaurants and free ice cream courtesy local business owners. of Maria’s Family Restaurant. Artist and The first ever Art Walk popped up last maker vendors will line the sidewalks sell- Enjoy a leisurely stroll in downtown Euclid where the sidewalks will be lined with interactive art stations, live fall and featured 30 large window clings ing their creations while currently avail- music, artist vendors, free ice cream and more. of winning photographs from the inaugu- able storefronts boast citywide student art. ning with the Euclid Farmers’ Market from parking the weekend of the Art Walk, cre- ral “This Is Euclid” photography contest Don’t miss out on a free caricature portrait 3-6:30pm with music by Denny Carleton ating a more walkable district and accom- (which asked residents and visitors to Eu- and photograph with our “This Is Euclid” and performances by some of Shore Cul- modating increased restaurant patronage. clid to share photographs of their favorite selfie sign. tural Centre’s artistic programs. Mayor On-street parking will be allowed on the people, places and things in Euclid us- Starting Monday, September 18th, the Holzheimer Gail will give opening remarks north side of Lakeshore Boulevard in front ing the hashtag #thisiseuclid). Over 750 public is invited to partake in the inaugural at the top of Triangle Park (at the intersec- of Great Scott Tavern and Beach Club Bis- photographs were received and displayed “Find Finny” scavenger hunt where people tion of E.222nd Street and Babbitt Road) at tro on Friday, September 22nd from 4pm to throughout the downtown alongside local can search for a stylized Lake Erie perch in 6:30pm, congratulating the photography 2am. musicians and artist vendors. This year’s storefronts and restaurants to win prizes. contest winners and encouraging everyone For more information and details, follow Art Walk marks the official unveiling addi- The first one hundred respondents will au- to make the most of Euclid’s downtown. the Facebook event page: https://www.face- tional winning photographs enlarged and tomatically win a prize sponsored by Chi- Also notable is a change in traffic pat- book.com/events/939641872842383/ displayed on a printed mural at Beach Club potle. The hunt “passport” can be found at terns on Lakeshore Boulevard westbound Bistro. local businesses in September. from E.217th Street to E.220th Street to The 2017 event is a scaled up version of The Art Walk will kick off on Friday eve- allow for temporary on-street parallel A Hole in One and a Cracked Windshield hit Briardale Golf Course for 18 holes on a the outing who helped to make this the Hole Sponsors: hot, muggy July day. The outing, presented most successful one to date. Action CARSTAR Auto Body & Frame by the HELP Foundation, was filled with a Presenting Sponsor: Paragon lot of chances to win cash and prizes. Nu- HELP Foundation The Standard merous hole sponsors offered chances to Platinum Sponsors: BWXT win additional prizes at their hole, includ- Euclid Hospital Wash Works ing Action CARSTAR Auto Body & Frame. HGR Industrial Surplus Daugherty Construction A car windshield was set up on Hole #1 and Silver Sponsors: Eaton Family Credit Union Mike Oliver of Minute Men Staffing won Infield Chiropractic Clinic CONDON FOR EUCLID MUNICIPAL $100 cash when his shot hit the windshield. University Hospital, Richmond Medical JUDGE On hole #8, a par 3, 165 yard shot, James Center Makoski Construction & Remodeling Hoynes of the Hoynes Insurance Agency Chesterfield Steel Hoynes Insurance Agency, Nationwide and Nationwide Insurance, witnessed Dave SIms Buick GMC Great Scott Tavern Bruckman tee off and hit a hole-in-one to win Beverage Sponsors: Sand Trap Sponsor: a $10,000 cash prize! James and his foursome Beachclub Bistro Hose Master complete with David Lynch, Tom Daniels K&D Breakfast Sponsors: by Sheila Gibbons and Gary Zehre, also won the outing. Lunch Sponsor: David L Carlson CLU / The Carlson Agency No doubt, the 2017 golf outing will go down A big thanks to all of our sponsors for Kristina Zeleznik, RE/MAX Results Game of Wickliffe in the books as a memorable one. Golfers ADL Chooses a Local Catholic Educator for Expedition to Israel by Ellen Ivory School in Euclid was honored to be one United States Holocaust Memorial Mu- New York, NY, July 26, 2017 … Catholic of the 19 educators chosen for this once- seum, and in cooperation with the United school educators from across the country in-a-lifetime experience. In the summer States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the returned from a unique educational ex- of 2016, Patrice was selected to participate National Cathedral Education Association, pedition to Israel facilitated by the Anti- in the Bearing Witness program in Wash- and Georgetown University, Bearing Wit- Defamation League (ADL). Middle and ington DC which provides Catholic school ness is changing relations between Catho- high school educators from 15 states par- educators with training and resources to lics and Jews. Completion of the program ticipated in ADL’s nationally acclaimed help their students understand the his- in Washington, allowed Patrice the oppor- Bearing Witness Advanced program, the tory of anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, and tunity to complete the essays and applica- only initiative of its kind within the Jewish modern manifestations of prejudice. The tion for The Jack Rudin Bearing Witness and Catholic communities. Patrice Ga- week-long program created in 1995 by the Advanced program in Israel. ruckas, the Upper School religion teacher ADL’s Washington, DC Regional Office, Patrice summed up the experience in the from Ss. Robert and William Catholic the Archdiocese of Washington, and the following way: “I was elated, overwhelmed (continued on page 2) Mrs. Garuckas at the (Wailing) Wall Page 2 The Euclid Observer Volume 9 • Issue 9 September 2017 September 2017 The Euclid Observer Volume 9 • Issue 9 Page 3

Dialogue Euclid Library From the desk of the Mayor Cleveland Reggae Legend and Coming Soon to EPL I began my profes- do I respond honestly to accusations with- helped support the “Summer at Sims” con- Author David Smeltz Comes to EPL Proud Member Of The Observer Media Family Of Community Owned Newspapers & Websites sional career in out sounding defensive? How do I provide cert series. Our last concert was a chilly Euclid at the non- answers when we do not have all the in- evening that seemed to mark the end of the YOUR INDEPENDENT SOURCE FOR profit organization formantion? My intention is always to be summer. Euclid schools are back in session EUCLID NEWS & OPINION Euclid Community forthcoming where I’m able. While people and fall is right around the corner. I look Published monthly with a current circulation of Concerns. The mis- want instantaneous information and ac- forward to celebrating Indian Hill Home- 10,000+ copies. The paper is made available free sion of the organization, I will strive always to make decisions owners Association’s 75th Anniversary, of charge and can be found at business locations tion was to “create a in a thoughtful, systematic approach based attending some football and fall sports within the City of Euclid and on our web site. The model community on full review of facts rather than emotion events, and a number of community events views and opinions expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions where citizens of and expediency. All of our citizens deserve planned for September. of the publisher and staff. all races and back- that. I hope you will join us on Friday, Sep- grounds live together in harmony.” While The City of Euclid and the Euclid Police tember 22, 2017 for our second annual Art Copyright 2014—The Euclid Observer, Inc. All rights reserved. Any reproduction is forbidden there has been some progress, we still have Department are committed to providing a Walk! You’ll see a transformation of our without written permission. a lot of work to do to be a united City. I safe community and to treat all people with downtown Euclid area from Shore Cultural Centre to Lakeshore Boulevard from East The mission of The Euclid Observer is to attract, strive for us to be a community that can dignity and respect. We have worked hard Save the Date! Indie Author Day is October 14, 2017. articulate and amplify civic intelligence and com- live, work and thrive together. I lead this to build a strong relationship between the 218th to East 228th! The feature of course munity good will in the City of Euclid and beyond. administration to focus on listening to our community and police. The recent viral will be photos of Euclid places, events and Join us for Cleveland Reggae Legend and Author David Smeltz on September 9 by Ashley Gowens the creative expression of others, you are by Ashley Gowens the 1980s when things turned drastically in BECOME AN OBSERVER! residents and building partnerships so we video has shattered that bond and trust for people taken by our residents! It’s a picto- Meet the Candidates Night Returns Oc- welcome to today’s programs. First, we’re can address issues together. I expect all some, but we certainly do not want this in- rial of how we all feel about our City! There Cleveland reggae legend David Smeltz the 1990s. He found himself homeless and tober 10 joined by Yolanda Tonette Sanders, CEO As a product of citizen journalism, The Euclid Ob- of us to walk together, one step at a time cident to erase all the good work done every will be refreshments for sale on the grounds joins EPL for a performance on Saturday, strung out until 2001 when he turned his Join Municipal Judge, City Council and of the Columbus-based company that pro- server is looking for people, ages 3 to 100, to get September 9 at 2:00 PM for a special Meet life around. His book, Clean: From Reg- involved in the paper and the city. We are looking and progress on purpose. I’m grateful for day by our officers and employees. We also of Shore, stilt walkers throughout the en- School Board candidates atthe Euclid Pub- vides literary and publishing services. She for volunteer writers, photographers,designers everyone that will join me and my admin- cannot allow this incident to define who we tire area, various art vendors, specials at the Author event. Smeltz will talk about his gae to Recovery, discusses his experiences, lic Library for an opportunity to meet those will talk to us about publishing and mar- and illustrators to help with the production of the istration. are as a community and how we interact downtown restaurants, and many activities life as co-founder of the 1970s-80s group, and copies will be available for sale at the running for this fall’s contested races. The keting independent works. Following her paper. It does not matter if you are a professional The past few weeks have been tumultu- with each other. Discipline and correc- to participate in or view! It’s a great way to I-Tal, and as a recovered addict and cur- performance with all proceeds benefitting evening will include a Q&A Session live- presentation, EPL will host an Open House or an amateur, our editorial staff will be glad to ous for our City. Euclid was in the news for tive actions are in process. I am grateful kick off the fall! rent executive director of Clean House, Clean House, Inc. Hear David’s dramatic help you through the process. streamed via Facebook, and a reception where local authors can showcase and sell all the wrong reasons. Social media, local for the many residents, faith leaders, and I hope to see you around the neighbor- Inc. David was riding high with his band in story at this special free event! after to mingle with all the candidates. their books. If you are a local author and Register at our website Member Center where media and national media have taken bits community partners for their support, in- hood! Sponsored by the City of Euclid and The would like to reserve a spot to sell your you can submit stories, press releases, letters to the editor and photos. Go to www.euclidobserver. and pieces from many sources and shared volvement and willingness to work toward Mayor Kirsten Holzheimer Gail Euclid Chamber of Commerce. books, please call (216) 261-5300 ext. 0 to com, click on Member Center, sign in, click on their perspective. It’s been very interesting solutions. register. Submit Story, and start writing. No need to regis- to learn this side of mayoral business. How I would like to thank our sponsors who Celebrate Indie Author Day October 14 Publishing and Marketing Your Work ter to post online calendar or classified ads. Saturday, October 14 is Indie Author Day, 1:00 PM / Shore Room You can mail your stories to the Euclid Observer a day to celebrate the talents and efforts of Local Author Showcase 3:00 PM / Lake office at 650 E. 185th St., Cleveland, 44119. Catholic Educator for Expedition to Israel (continued from front page) independent authors. Whether you are an Room Next deadline: September 25, 2017 author yourself or would like to learn about and humbled to be chosen as one of the experts and scholars representing diverse Witness Advanced educators began in Isra- www.euclidobserver.com 216.505.0185 participants and I had great expectations. religious, political and cultural perspec- el. Further instruction about Catholic-Jew- Email us at [email protected] However, my expectations were far exceed- tives. ish relations by Vatican officials in Rome Friends of EPL Hosts Ideastream’s PUBLISHER John Copic ed by the experience itself. Each sacred site “This is a truly once-in-a-lifetime ex- would provide a thorough completion of ADVERTISING we visited, every speaker we experienced, perience for Catholic educators, allowing the topics studied through the generosity Rick Jackson every person whom we met made a lasting them to see for themselves and understand and work of the ADL in Israel. Such valu- John Copic, 216.505.0185 by Ashley Gowens impression upon me. I learned more about the complexities and realities of Israel, able knowledge taken into Catholic school WEBMASTERS Dan Ott, Jim O’Bryan Join the Friends of the Library for their an- the Jewish faith and culture than I could contemporary anti-Semitism and the theo- classrooms around the country would be September Programs at The Euclid nual meeting with special guest speaker, The Euclid Observer is powered by: AGS possibly learn in a class or from a text. I logical and historical foundations of their invaluable. Since Pope Francis is dedicated award-winning journalist and Ideastream experienced the tragedies, triumphs, and own faith and its relationship to Judaism,” to enhancing interreligious dialogue, per- Public Library Program Host, Rick Jackson on Thursday, resiliency of the Israeli people. I gained a said David S. Waren, ADL Vice President haps an educator experience in the Vatican September 14 at 7 PM. This evening, Jack- greater understanding of the Israeli-Pales- of Regional Operations and Advancement, will become the third part of the Bearing son will talk about his career in radio and tinian conflict. And perhaps most impor- who briefed the participants during the Witness program very soon. In the mean- television, how technology has impacted tantly, I observed the great faith, generos- mission. “Our ultimate goal is to enable time, Patrice is looking forward to sharing the media, and how he imagines radio and ity, forgiveness, and resolve of the Jewish them to present these vital topics to their her experiences in Israel with her students television will evolve in the future. Enjoy a people living in Israel. As one speaker so students in ways that are objective, relevant at Ss. Robert and William Catholic School. fascinating evening with one of Northeast aptly stated, ‘the Israelis are living normal and motivating.” Ohio’s most compelling reporters while Join the Friends of the Euclid Public Library for their lives in an abnormal situation.’ The threats “The Catholic and Jewish communities annual meeting, with special guest, Rick Jackson of supporting the Friends! WVIZ PBS & WCPN NPR Ideastream. which surround Israel are always looming. have reached an important crossroad as Publisher’s note I have a great respect and admiration for we have truly moved from historic enmity Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Israel.” to brotherhood and deep mutual respect,” the people affected by the violence that This year, participants had the opportu- said Jonathan A. Greenblatt, ADL CEO. Celebrate National Library Card has happened recently in Euclid. The nity to experience Israel from the modern, “With Pope Francis elevating and placing election will be here soon and is critical high-tech city of Tel Aviv and the Old City a significant emphasis on interreligious by Ashley Gowens spiring look at what students and teachers Sign-Up Month September 1-30 that we carefully choose the people of Jerusalem to the biblical town of Naza- engagement, such a mission is as timely as The Beatles in Cleveland are capable of—if we have the vision and also seeks to who will hopefully lead us into a peace- reth and the Golan Heights. They visited ever.” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 7:00 PM / courage to transform our schools. After gain a bet- ful future. You can look forward to lots Jewish, Christian and Muslim holy sites Patrice Garuckas would like to see a Shore Room the viewing, join us for a panel discussion ter under- of information on the candidates in the including the Western Wall, the Church of similar program initiated by the Catholic Relive the excitement of Beatlemania when among educators, administrators, parents, standing of October issue. In the meantime let us the Holy Sepulcher, the Church of the An- Church to continue the training Bearing Church of Holy Sepulchre-Site of Jesus’ Cruxifiction John, Paul, George, and Ringo visited and students about how current obstacles the barriers all try to be kind to each other. nunciation, the Mount of Beatitudes and Cleveland for two of the wildest concerts can be overcome and steps towards change that keep a mosque in Taibe. The group also visited in rock ’n’ roll history. Author Dave Schw- can be taken on a local level. Please visit some chil- John A. Copic Yad Vashem, Israel’s national memorial ensen will take you behind the scenes and mltsfilm.org for more information about dren and Owner and Publisher to the Holocaust and met with educators, on stage with The Fab Four through insider the film. teens from journalists, community leaders, interfaith stories, rare concert films, never-before- published photos, and memorabilia. The Opiate Drug Crisis in Cuyahoga owning a County library card. Piano Lessons from Rob Pirate Party! WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 7:00 PM / SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 2:00 PM / Shore Room Visit EPL, Master’s Degree with over 30 yrs Experience by Ashley Gowens Lake Room The opiate drug overdose rate is rising. C le vela nd This month, the Euclid Public Library is Beginners Welcome! (216) 357-3034 Ahoy, mateys! Join us for fun on the high Cuyahoga County will lose over 700 lives Public Library, Cuyahoga County Public again teaming up with eight other local seas as we celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day to overdose death in 2017. Opiate drugs are Library, East Cleveland Public Library, library systems to encourage every child with pirate games, seafaring songs, and very addictive! Are you or your loved ones Heights Libraries (Cleveland Heights-Uni- under 18, to sign up for a free library card (216) 392-1335 Fall Specials [email protected] activities worth their weight in gold dou- at risk? Please join us to learn more about versity Heights), Lakewood Public Library, or get rid of fines that may stop them from bloons! Registration begins September 2. the current crisis, why people become ad- Rocky River Public Library, Shaker Heights checking out their favorite items. The ini- Class 1 Pavers & Remodelers Space is limited. (Grades K – 3) dicted, the causes of the crisis, and what Public Library, and Westlake Porter Public tiative, called A Card for Every Kid, will  Residential Driveways  Roofing we can do to reduce the risk. We will also Library anytime during September to reg- take place September 1-30 to coincide with A+   Most Likely to Succeed Film touch briefly on a few other current illicit ister for a library card or to receive a one- Asphalt/Concrete/Masonry Sealcoating National Library Card Sign-Up Month. It   TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 6:00 PM / drug trends on the streets. Presented by time waiver of fines and fees. Participants Kitchen & Baths Siding and Windows is a cooperative effort among the Cuyahoga  Sit-In Tubs/Handicap Showers our specialty EHS Little Theater Drug Awareness and Prevention Inc. will get a Smencil™ while supplies last! County library systems to raise awareness Join EPL and the Euclid City Schools for a For a complete listing of programs and Some restrictions may apply. Please visit Ask for Gary or Mike Need money? 1481 War- of the importance of library card owner- (216)397-6349 Great Financing rensville Ctr. Road viewing of the acclaimed film Most Likely events at Euclid Public Library, please visit EPL for more information. ship for children and teens. The initiative to Succeed, a documentary offering an in- euclidlibrary.org

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Recreation Department HGR Fall Recreation Announcements A Q&A with Ian Charnas, manager of CWRU’s think[box] eight week sessions are open to all levels and ages. It’s never too late to learn! All lessons are on Tuesday evenings, and if you would like to try it out, there is a free class the week before each session starts. Free class dates: September 26th,

3D printers Computers Adult Lap Swim at Euclid High School West Pool Begins September 5th Monday through Friday mornings: 6 AM- by Maria Palmisano 8 AM Zombies and Runners needed for the first Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings: ever Euclid Zombie Dash!! 4 PM- 6 PM The Euclid Recreation Department is Tuesday and Thursday evenings: 3 PM- thrilled to present the first annual Euclid 5:30 PM Zombie Dash! Please join us on October For information about fall swim lessons, 21st for an untimed 5k, where runners will visit http://www.universityswimclub.com/ attempt to cross the zombie infested Briar- future_champions dale Greens Golf Course. There will be a Post-Pocalypse After Party All for all run- C.E. Orr Ice Arena Opens for the Season! ners and zombies. All ages are welcome! Learn to Skate starts October 3rd. The fab shop laser cutters For more information please visit www. November 28th, and January 30th. Electronics cityofeuclid.com/recreation/Programs or How has it succeeded, so far? add law students and business students, The equipment at think[box] was selected visit the City of Euclid Facebook page. Euclid Youth Football Schedule by Gina M. Tabasso Innovation at think[box] is alive and well. now you have a real-world team that can by staff after careful consideration of fea- How and when did think[box] come More than 64 companies and startups have take a project much further than any one of tures and after visiting several dozen high- Come Support our Euclid Youth Football about? Where did the idea start, and who used the facility to raise more than $6.2 them could on their own. So that gets us to profile makerspaces and shops around the Teams spearheaded it? million in funding. 95 percent, and the remaining 5 percent are nation, including visits to MIT, Stanford, Home games are held on Sundays at For- In March 2012, think[box] opened in a general community members, including and other highly regarded institutions. est Park Middle School which is located at temporary 2,500-square-foot space on What types of things do people make folks off the street, alumni, local entrepre- 27000 Elinore Ave, Euclid, OH 44132. Case Western Reserve University’s cam- there? neurs, and more. What is your role there? pus thanks to a generous gift by CWRU We see everything and everyone, from As the manager, my role involves fund- alum and wonderful human being Barry students working on academic coursework Do local grade school and high school raising, communications and promoting Euclid Youth Football Schedule Romich. The facility really took off and be- and research projects to startup compa- classes visit for STEM education? national visibility, overseeing selection of fore long was receiving thousands of visits nies and even folks working on hobbies Currently think[box] can host tours of large equipment, recruiting and training a month. University Trustee Larry Sears and crafts. Startups and projects include K-12 students; however, the facility isn’t set staff, managing strategic projects, and or- along with other major supporters led the medical devices, clean energy solutions, up to host entire classes working on proj- ganizational partnership development. NOT ALL ARE efforts to procure a new and larger facility, consumer electronics, aviation, robotics, ects. Individual K-12 students can attend as well as art and fashion, and much more. with their parents and a signed waiver. Full Is training available? SCARS which led us to opening think[box] in a 50,000-square-foot space in October 2015. details on our K-12 policies are available on Yes, training is available on all of our ma- How many visitors each month? our website. chines. Users are expected to do their own Most people don’t know what an open-ac- Currently think[box] receives on average design work (we do not offer design help) cess innovation center is. How would you more than 5,000 visits each month. On How do you get the word out to the com- but staff are here to help show you how to describe it? What is its purpose? 50,000 campus, only the gym and the library re- munity? safely operate the equipment. VISIBLE square feet of what? ceive more visits, according to the provost’s Because of our focus on entrepreneurship, We describe think[box] as an innovation- data. our primary outreach is to the local entre- How can think[box] help manufacturers, focused makerspace. Now, “makerspace” is preneur ecosystem -- groups like Jump- and what is its role in contributing to a still a new term for many people, but think Of these, how many are CWRU students, Start, LaunchPad, FlashStarts, BizDom, skilled workforce? of a metal shop and a wood shop combined how many faculty, how many alumni and and other accelerators and incubators. The role of think[box] is to give free, open with all that new-fangled stuff. 3D printing, how many from the community? These groups have each sent startups over access to millions of dollars of high-tech laser cutting, electronics, textiles, media, Around 80 percent of our visits are CWRU to think[box] to take advantage of the fa- prototyping equipment. When it’s time to you get the idea. We have floors dedicated persons (students, staff, and faculty) while cilities here, and, in turn, CWRU has sent go to manufacture, we help link entrepre- to prototyping and fabrication, as well as 15 percent are from the neighboring Cleve- student startups to incubate with each of neurs with (ideally local) manufacturers offices of support for entrepreneurship for land Institute of Art. We’re very happy those groups. so they can grow their business. Gina M. projects that have the potential to turn into about that, of course, because when you get Tabasso, marketing communications spe- businesses and create jobs. those designers and artists together with I see the list of equipment online. Where cialist, HGR Industrial Surplus, www. Our counselors can our scientists and engineers, and then you did it come from? hgrinc.com help with the emotional pain of violence. Fresh Cut Landscaping Get help. Start healing. 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by Kate McLaugh- tual driver’s license. Animal Control 289-2057 lin Once the teen has a driver’s license there Euclid Firefight- Briardale Golf Course 289-8574 Question: How are some restrictions. During the first 12 does a teenager months the teen cannot drive between ers Rescue Dog 289-8649 C. E. Orr Ice Arena get a driver’s li- midnight and 6 a.m. unless accompanied From House Fire Euclid City Hall 289-2700 cense? by a parent or guardian, driving to or At 2:14 pm on July 17, the Euclid Fire De- from work, or driving to or from an of- Euclid City 797-2901 Answer: Kate ficial school sponsored or religious event. partment (EFD) was dispatched to 1545 Schools August Wilson Project & Fall Classes McLaughlin, When the teen is driving there cannot be East 214th St. for a reported structure Euclid Court 289-2888 Community Po- more than one non-family member as a fire. Neighbors called 911 reporting heavy Euclid Farmers’ Market The American Century Cycle licing Specialist passenger, the driver and occupants must smoke coming from the house. Upon ar- Euclid Creek Resv 440-473-3370 rival two minutes later, firefighters were Fridays through October 6 all be wearing seatbelts, and the driver may By August Wilson Opens Sept 25! Euclid Family Y 731-7454 The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles has not use a mobile device. Other restrictions met with fire burning inside the structure guidelines that must be met for a teen- apply after the first 12 months and before with heavy smoke showing from the sides 3:00-6:30pm 731-1234 The Theatre Program at Shore, under the direction of Artistic Euclid Police ager to apply for a driver’s license. A child the teen turns 18 years old. Details on this of a two-family occupancy. Fresh produce, baked goods and Non-Emergency Associate Terrence Spivey, is Block Watch 289-8449 who is 15 years and six months old can go information can be found on the Ohio Bu- EFD crews immediately went to work handmade crafts! proud to present a special to any driver exam station to take the 40 reau of Motor Vehicles website at http:// by forcing entry into the home, stretching Euclid Library 261-5300 multiple choice knowledge test, passing www.bmv.ohio.gov/dl-gdl.aspx. hoselines to the interior, and applying wa- The perfect way to end the week stocking up on your series of readers theatre ter to the growing fire. Other exterior crews productions and events Euclid Neighborhood 289-8268 with 75 percent of the question answered Every time a family trip or errand is tak- favorite veggies, breads and plants. Meet the neighbors centered around the work of Engagement correctly, and vision screening to begin the en, parents should use that opportunity to ventilated the structure as the interior

and enjoy the musical entertainment of Albert Dennis, renowned American playwright temporary permit process. The applicant talk to their children and teenagers about crews fought the fire. During the fire -at Henn Mansion 731-5060 tack, interior crews rescued a dog that was August Wilson (author of must provide proof of full legal name, date road and vehicle safety, road sign and sig- Sheela Das and Denny Carleton & Rich Hammond. removed to the outside and appeared un- Fences). The cycle is a series of Housing Dep’t. 289-8127 of birth, and social security number. The nal meanings, maps and directions, high- Housing and temporary permit driver must complete a way route numbers and major interstates. harmed. The occupants were not at home plays that take place over a span of 100 years portraying the Property Conditions driver education class at a licensed driver Remind your teen to follow the rules while when the fire was reported. As a precau- Fall 2017 Classes African American experience in America decade by decade. training school, which includes 24 ours of driving, safely get to the destination, then it tion, mutual aid was provided by firefight- Events are planned in partnership with the Euclid Public Lakefront Sr. 289-2985 Download the Fall flyer now! Community Ctr. classroom or online training, and 8 hours will be time to have fun. ers from Richmond Heights, Wickliffe, Library (www.euclidlibrary.org). of actual driving time. The temporary per- If you would like to submit a question to and South Euclid. One Euclid firefighter Be the first to know what’s going on at Recreation Dep’t. 289-8114 The Cycle begins September 25 with Youth, Adult and Family Pgms mit driver must also complete 50 hours of Ask an Officer, contact Community Polic- sustained a minor injury to his knee when Shore this fall. Art, music, dance, his leg went through the porch roof while additional driving, with 10 of those being ing at the Euclid Police Department: email Gem of the Ocean Service Dep’t. 289-2701 at night. The temporary permit must be [email protected] or call 216- ventilating upstairs windows. He did not fitness and special events—all at Shore, Street Conditions Shore Auditorium 7:00pm $12 289-8449 require treatment for his injury. all for you! held by the applicant for at least six months Sim's Park 289-2700 before taking the driving exam for the ac- An early damage estimate to the struc-

Gem of the Ocean is presented by special arrangement with ture and contents is $60,000. After an in- Samuel French, Inc. and the Wilson Estate Shore Cultural Ctr. 289-8578 vestigation, it was determined the fire was

Domestic Violence 391-HELP electrical in nature.

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Ward 2 Council 486-9582 Madeline Scarniench Youth Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) “My Summer Job” by Letitia Linker, SPHR, IPMA-SCP Shore Announces Fall 2017 Schedule Ward 3 Council 609-4609 Taneika Hill The City of Euclid provided supervised by Jim Spittle Praise Dancing, Plus Fx by Body Sculpting work experience opportunities this sum- The Shore Cultural Centre has released the and Adult Acting. The most up to date in- Ward 4 Council 401-9413 mer for Euclid students through the Youth schedule for its Fall 2017 classes and pro- formation may always be found at Shore’s Kris Jarosz Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) “My

grams including major auditorium events. website: www.shoreculturalcentre.com. Ward 5 Council 731-5952 Summer Job” program. Some of the youth Without A pdf formatted copy may be downloaded “Programs and classes are constantly be- Charlene Mancuso were assigned to a Beautification Crew, and printed from www.shoreculturalcen- ing added or revised throughout the year, Still Not Sure who to Call? mentored by staff of the City’s Planning and Tri-C® Ward 6 Council 289-1652 Development Department, who cleaned up , tre.com. Copies of the schedule will be dis- so it’s always best to check our website.”, Patrick Delaney tributed to all Euclid area schools shortly commented Jim Spittle, Programming and a number of City-owned properties and Calling Tips: I wouldn’t after Labor Day. Marketing Manager at Shore. Ward 7 Council 731-2345 public areas. The team mulched, trimmed, Daryl Langman New classes include Mindful Meditation, Call 216-289-8578 for further information. removed brush, picked up debris, and even The Euclid City Hall built a new trellis at the Ambler Realty be where Ward 8 Council 744-8988 Laura Gorshe receptionist is very Historical Marker. The YOU program has I am today. Shore to Screen film on playwright knowledgeable about each provided workforce preparation and youth Council President 731-4496 Eucliddepartment YOU students show in off the their workCity. to beautify the traffic median at East 238th Street and Elmwood development programs in Cuyahoga Coun- August Wilson John Monroe Drive. ty since 1982. by Jim Spittle Shore Cultural Centre will screen the PBS American Masters documentary on playwright August Wilson, “The Ground on President of the United States Governor of Ohio Which I Stand”, Monday, September 11 at Comment Line 202.456.1111 John R. Kasich (614) 466-3555 7:00pm in Room 152. The showing of this Switchboard 202-456-1414 Riffe Center, 30th Floor 77 South High Street film will kick off a series of events planned The White House Columbus, Oh 43215-6117 by Shore and the Euclid Public Library August Wilson’s childhood home at 1727 Bedford 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500 http://www.governor.ohio.gov/Contact/ContacttheGovernor.aspx dedicated to the life and work of August Ave., Pittsburgh, PA. It is on the National Register of Valencia Collins enrolled at Tri-C to earn a nursing Wilson. “This is an excellent way in which Historic Places. Photo: WQED Pittsburgh. United States Senator State Representative Ohio House District 8 degree, and today she has a job doing what she loves. people can get a real taste of Wilson and and stage luminaries and his family, scenes Sherrod Brown (D-OH) (202) 224-2315 Kent Smith (D) (614) 466-5441 what’s in store for them at Shore and the Li- from his award-winning plays and more. 713 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 77 South High Street 10th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 brary regarding this important American Wilson was an award-winning Ameri- Contact www.brown.senate.gov/contact Contact http://www.ohiohouse.gov/kent-smith/contact playwright.”, said Terrence Spivey, Shore can playwright whose work illuminated the When Valencia came to Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), her life changed. Artistic Associate. A panel discussion will joys and struggles of the African-American United States Senator State Senator Ohio Senate District 25 She capitalized on the financial, professional and personal support the College follow the film featuring Spivey; Jimmie experience in the United States during the Rob Portman (R-OH) (202) 224-3353 Kenny Yuko (D) (614) 466-4583 offered, and Tri-C became the foundation of the professional she is today. Are Woody, Tri-C Professor, actor and direc- 20th century. 448 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 1 Capitol Square Ground Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 you ready to start your new career? tor; Cornell Calhoun III, Wilsonian actor; Wilson’s greatest contribution to Ameri- www.portman.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact?p=contact-form Contact http://ohiosenate.gov/yuko/contact and Dianne McIntyre, Broadway choreog- can culture is his defining 10-play cycle, rapher/director. A $5 donation is suggested one for each decade of the past century. All United States Congresswoman for the 11th District Cuyahoga County Council for admission. but one is set in the Hill District of Pitts- Marcia L. Fudge (D-OH) (202) 225-7032 Sunny Simon (216) 698-2035 PBS originally aired the film in 2015 burgh. The Shore Theatre Program will be 2344 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515 2079 East 9th Street – 8th Floor Cleveland, Ohio 44115 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of presenting selections from the American Contact https://fudge.house.gov/email-me/ Email : [email protected] EASTERN CAMPUS tri-c.edu Wilson’s birth, the 10th anniversary of his Century Cycle beginning September 25 4250 Richmond Road death and Black History Month. This first with a readers theatre production of Gem Highland Hills, OH 44122 216-987-6000 documentary about the Tony and Pulitzer- 17-1582 of the Ocean. Call 216-289-8578 for fur- winning playwright August Wilson (1945 ther information or visit www.shorecutur- – 2005) includes new interviews with film alcentre.com.

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Events Events 2017 SNPJ Farm Picnic Schedule St. Vitus Adult Slovenian School Sausage Is King at the Polka Hall of “A Family Affair” with Glasbena September 17 SNPJ farm board “Friends Matica in Concert, Sunday, October 22 of the Ffarm” Patti C and the Guy’s Teaches Slovenian Fame Sausage Festival, Wednesday, two Saturday mornings a month from 9:15 September 24 SNPJ farm board Grape to 11:45. Classes are held at St. Martin de September 13, in Kirtland Festival Parade at 2:45 PM Joey Tomsic Or- Porres High School, 6111 Lausche Avenue, chestra Cleveland. Tuition is $50.00 per semester October 22 pancake and sausage polka or $100.00 for the whole year. Textbooks brunch 10 AM to 1 PM music by Kathy are from Slovenia and are purchased sepa- Hlad rately from each instructor. Gates open at 1 PM rain or shine - dinner For more information, please call Lillian is served every Sunday starting at 2 PM by Lillian Centa, Director at 216.350.6889 or email at elcenta@sbc- Sunday music and dancing 3:00 PM to September 9th marks the beginning of global.net. 7:00 PM another year for the St. Vitus Adult Slove- Pavilion - Bandstand - dance floor - nian School The language classes meet on Balinca courts - horseshoes - playground Euclid sausage-maker Bill Azman is among the Accordion jam sessions will be a familiar sight The Glasbena Matica Slovenian Singing Society performs in concert at St. Mary’s Auditorium, 15517 Holmes September 10 SNPJ ladies auxiliary Bob - corn hole vendors serving up their finest wares at the 14th at the 14th Annual Polka Hall of Fame Sausage Avenue, Cleveland, on Sunday, October 22, 2017. Kravis Polenta and Goulash dinners Annual Polka Hall of Fame Sausage Festival, Festival, Wednesday, September 13, 2017, at SNPJ Please no outside food or beverages. Clean - From Reggae To Recovery Wednesday, September 13, 2017, at SNPJ Farm, in Farm, in Kirtland, Ohio. by Joe Valencic in Cleveland’s Collinwood neighborhood. Wednesday, September 13 polka Hall of 10946 Road, Kirtland Ohio 2.9 miles east FROM REGGAE TO RECOVERY. As co- Kirtland, Ohio. It’s “A Family Affair” as the Glasbena Ma- Join the pre-show mingle at 2:00 p.m. with Fame Slovenian Sausage Festival - 12 noon of Route 306 off Route 6 Chardon Rd. founder of a very popular Cleveland Reggae by Joe Valencic Jammers. More bands to be announced. tica Slovenian Singing Society invites you food and refreshments. Curtain time is to 8 PM 440.256.3423 or 440.461.6476 group I-Tal in 1977 his success took a turn Who takes the crown for Sausage King or Bring your accordion and jam along. to a concert and dance on Sunday, October 3:00 with Angela Perrine directing the cho- and he found himself homeless and strung Queen? You decide when you vote at the Sample smoked Slovenian sausages from 22, 2017. You’ll enjoy Slovenian, classical rus and Michael Cercek at the piano. After out in the 90’s. A dramatic story unfolds as 14th annual Slovenian Sausage Festival, several makers and then make your tastiest and American melodies about family life, the show, stay for the social featuring Patty Annual Holly Berry Bazaar his turn-around now provides support for hosted by the National Cleveland-Style choice. More sausages, treats and refresh- marriage, mothers and fathers, performed C and the Guys for dancing. others through the non profit organization, Polka Hall of Fame, Wednesday, Septem- ments await you between musical numbers. by Cleveland’s legendary Slovenian cho- Admission to the annual concert and Scheduled on November 4, 2017 Clean House, Inc. ber 13, 2017. Your favorite polka bands and The 2017 Klobasa Crown is presented at rus. Selections range from folk songs and dance is $15 per person. Twelve and un- by Ellen Ivory Owl - among others - will also be selling The Rishis Institute of Metaphysics is sausage-makers converge at SNPJ Farm for 7:00 p.m. opera to Avsenik and Slak favorites, plus der free. Tickets are available from chorus Ss. Robert & William Parish is hosting its their products. Lunch is available from having a day to celebrate and raise funds eight hours of non-stop music and munch- SNPJ Farm is at 10946 Heath Road in Broadway and Cleveland-Style polkas – all members and the Polka Hall of Fame, 605 annual ‘Holly Berry Bazaar’ on Saturday, 11:45 a.m. -1:30 p.m. Admission donation for David’s Clean House program. ON ing, from 12:00 to 8:00 p.m. Kirtland, Ohio, off Chardon Road (Route saluting our family ties in Slovenian and East 222nd Street in Euclid, Ohio. For more November 4, 2017 from 9:00a.m. to 3:30 is $1.00. SEPTEMBER 30, 2017 from 2 to 4 PM It’s polka music’s top sausage party! 6), three miles east of Route 306 and six English. information, contact Lori at the Polka Hall p.m. If you are interested in becoming a ven- YOU CAN BE ENTERTAINED AND EN- Dance to thirteen Cleveland-Style orches- miles west of Route 44. Get your advance This year, the chorus performs at St. of Fame, (216) 261-3263. ### Don’t miss this holiday tradition. Local dor at this event, please call the SRW par- LIGHTENED WITH his joyfull recovery tras, including Hall of Famer Fred Ziwich, ticket, $10 through the Polka Hall of Fame, Mary’s Auditorium, 15517 Holmes Avenue, crafters offering items such as, wreaths, ish office at 216.731.1515 x 230 or visit www. process. Book signing with proceeds ben- the Button Box Divas, Anthony Culkar, 605 East 222nd Street, Euclid, next to Eu- efitting Clean House,Inc. and all other centerpieces, crochet items, aprons, orna- srweuclid.cc for a registration form. by Annette Tabar Frank Stanger, Aaron Dussing, the West- clid City Hall. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, donations are welcomed. 21933 Euclid ments and jewelry, will be on site. Home Ss. Robert & William Parish is located at David Smeltz has a life story to share. He ern Pennsylvania SNPJ Button Box Club, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 to 4:00. Polka Hall of Fame Harvest Party, Avenue, Euclid, Ohio. Community Room party representatives include those from 367 East 260th Street, Euclid. has lived two lives and enters a new one the Summit Button Boxers, Kathy Hlad, $12 dollars, day of event. 18 and under of the Rishis Institute. See you on Septem- LuLaRoe, Thirty-one Gifts, and Origami through his written works...CLEAN- Ron Likovic, Patty C and the Guys, and the free. Call (216) 261-FAME. Online at Pol- Friday, October 6 ber 30th at 2 PM. Bring a friend. Button Box Band of the Year, the Fairport [email protected]. ### Stanger Orchestra and Klancnik and Friends, plus a surprise polka CD premiere. Come for dinner and stay for the dance, 5:30 to 11:00. Enjoy hearty fall fare, such Join the Party at the No Balls Ball as schnitzel dinners, sausages and many be honoring the 2017 PetFix Hero. PetFix nationality treats catered by Dubrovnik Heroes are acknowledged for going the Gardens. Try your luck at the Slovenian extra mile to help create a world in which raffle – you may go home with one or more 13th every cat and dog born has a loving home. of thirty sumptuous gift baskets. RAIN OR SHINE Since surgery fees cover only a portion Thrill to a world premiere as the Polka ANNUAL FREE ADMISSION & PARKING of the cost of providing it’s affordable spay Hall of Fame presents a new limited-edi- and neuter services, PetFix relies on grants, tion CD of classic tunes by a Cleveland- Euclid Creek Reservation donations and annual fundraising events Style Polka legend. Be the first to get your Euclid Beach like the No Balls Ball to make up the dif- autographed copy. 16301 Lake Shore Blvd. ference. The goal is to end the euthanasia Both Frank Stanger and Eddie Klancnik by Christie Lucco of adoptable pets in Northeast Ohio by have been honored as Band of the Year, Cleveland, Ohio 44110 PetFix Northeast Ohio will be hosting the keeping spay and neuter surgeries afford- The Frank Stanger Orchestra appears at the Polka as voted by Polka Hall of Fame members. always popular No Balls Ball on Saturday, able and accessible to pet owners. Proceeds Hall of Fame Harvest Party, Friday, October 6, 2017, They’ll deliver a repertoire of hot polkas at the Croatian Lodge in Eastlake, Ohio. October 7 at Executive Caterers at Lander- from this event will help PetFix continue sure to melt the frost off any pumpkin. this lifesaving work. The Croatian Lodge is located on Lake FOR MORE INFORMATION: haven in Mayfield Heights. The event be- by Joe Valencic For more information or to purchase Shore Boulevard at Route 91-Som Center gins at 6:30 p.m. In addition to great food, When the autumn leaves start to turn, it’s euclidbeach.org tickets to the event, go to www.petfixnorth- Road. Get your advance ticket, $10 through there will be a silent auction and raffles, time to take a turn on the dance floor at eastohio.org. the Polka Hall of Fame, 605 East 222nd theeuclidbeachboys.com wine pull, DJ and dancing. PetFix will also the National Cleveland-Style Polka Hall of Street, Euclid, next to Euclid City Hall. Fame Harvest Polka Party, Friday, October e: [email protected] Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and 6th, at the Croatian Lodge Party Center, Saturday from 11:00 to 4:00. $12 dollars at p: 440-946-6539 in Eastlake, Ohio. It’s an elegant evening the door. 18 and under free. Call (216) 261- of the finest Cleveland-Style polkas and FAME. Online at [email protected]. ### waltzes with two popular bands, the Frank REMEMBERING THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF EUCLID BEACH PARK SEPTEMBER 24, 2017 • 1PM to 5PM Briardale Greens is Open to the Summer Rates Weekdays Weekends Seniors Public and Ready for Summer! 9 Walking $ 14 $ 16 $ 10 9 Riding $ 21 $ 23 $ 14 Call 216.289.8574 to book a tee time, 18 Walking $ 23 $ 26 $ 16 or just come in and say hello. 18 Riding $ 36 $ 39 $ 24 24131 Briardale Ave Euclid, OH 44123 **Special Rates for Birdie & Eagle Club Members

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Pre-K through 8th Grade Faith Academics Community

A Wonderful Start to the School Year Welcome Back! House Meetings

Adkeysiga danced in the dance studio!

Dance Teacher Mr. Ford and Dean of Students Mr. Gamble greeted families as they hit the red carpet for Meet and Greet! So excited to see everyone back!

International School Uniforms The remarkable house of Igboya met in the Art Room! Self-ulwazi learned a step from Ms. Port. Dot Day

Each year the Backpack Blessing and Open a blood drive in the gymnasium, and a uni- House kick off the start of the school year, form exchange organized by our very active and this year they were again a wonderful PTO. It really takes a community to educate celebration, as school and parish families a child, and our parish community is com- All Are Welcome at Parish Feast Day turned out to bless our students and wish mitted to this important mission. We are so them well. This year the church was par- glad to see everyone come out to support ticularly busy, with lots of other activities our students! Do you know the Dot Day song? Dress code shirts include any solid colored polo or Ujima learned their cheer in the Gym. Unhu packed the cafeteria for their meeting! happening as well, including hospitality button up dress shirt. with coffee and donuts in the church hall, Imagine Bella students and teachers are each other to be 4 Star Students. Check out Imagine Bella Academy of Excellence Art Attn: Imagine Bella Parents members of houses based on the house sys- these photos from the first house meeting Teacher Mrs. Heston is getting ready to cel- You can now order school uniforms and gear tem from Ron Clark Academy. Students and where students danced, practiced cheers, and ebrate International Dot Day in September! online! teachers meet with their house throughout learned about their house. http://swag.somethinginked.com/imagin- the year to build community and encourage OLL Is School of Save the Date for eschools/shop/home the Year! Aladdin! FreshFresh Food Food Fast Fast Upcoming Events NoNo MSG VegetarianVegetarian Friendly Freindly September 4, 2017 • No School - Labor Day FRESH MEXICAN GRILL September 14, 2017 • Title 1 Night/Open House Chili peppers gives you a choice of over 30 fresh items September 15, 2017 • No School for Students to choose from to customize your dining experience September 26, 2017 • Picture Day 869 East 185th • 216.531.2300 October 13, 2017 • No School for Students Hours Monday - Saturday 11am - 10pm, Sunday 12pm - 8pm

 Our Thoughts and Prayers go   to the Mama Catena Family We’re so proud to be the Ohio Lottery Our Lady of the Lake Parish Theater Group The parish feast day celebration is a favorite during your recovery and tradition at Our Lady of the Lake, and we  Partners in Education School of the Year is proud to announce this year’s perfor-  remodel. Looking forward to for 2017-2018. Thanks to this great partner- mance of Aladdin, November 17, 18 and are happy to invite any of our neighbors   to come and celebrate it with us. We begin Parish Feast having you back soon! ship, Our Lady of the Lake School will be 19 at Shore Cultural Centre. Tickets will be   receiving many valuable benefits, which available soon. Watch for more details on with a gathering at the Arcadia Beach Club Day is  will be announced at our assembly on our website: www.olleuclid.org. For more at 5:30, with hot dogs and refreshments. We   September 15. We look forward to sharing information, please contact Rita Testa: then process with music to the church for September 12 more details, and to celebrating this good [email protected]. a prayer service, followed by an ice cream news for our school. social in the church hall. All are welcome!

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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. CREDIBILITY. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. CREDIBILITY. New High School bell schedule increases instructional time Panther Prowl 5k Community Run and 1-mile walk Our Euclid Schools strive to provide as much instructional time as Saturday, September 23, 2017 possible to all of our students. Beginning on Tuesday, September 5, 711 E. 222nd Street, Euclid, Ohio we will introduce a seven-period schedule that increases our instruc- Race Entry Fee: $15 for students & seniors and $20 for adults (includes race t-shirt) tional time by three minutes each class period. Register Online: http://www.hermescleveland.com/roadracing/events/pantherprowl.asp

The following bell schedule will guide the high school’s day: Panther Prowl Timeline 8:00 AM-Packet pick-up and registration 1: 7:30-8:23 9:30 AM-5K run and 1-mile walk 2: 8:28-9:25 10:30 AM- Awards Ceremony 3: 9:30-10:23 10:30- 2:30 PM- Post-race festival including inflatables, food trucks, live mu- 4: 10:28-11:21 sic and more for the entire family! Admission is FREE and all are welcome. 5: 11:26-12:19 Race participation is not required to attend the post-race festival. 6: 12:24-1:17 7: 1:22-2:15

Bus pick up times will not change and buses will depart the high school approximately 2:25 each day.

By removing the Intervention/Enrichment period at the end of each day, we were able to increase the amount of instructional time by three minutes each class period. Students will be able to access tutor- ing options after seventh period. The high school administration will provide more information about these options through the morning announcements. We look forward to implementing this new schedule and believe it Photo: EHS Students experiencing the Great American Eclipse on August 21, 2017 will help us to meet our goal of increasing student achievement. Open House Information Euclid Schools seeks substitutes Euclid City Schools is in need of substitutes Preschool and Grades 1-12 Open Houses in the following areas. Substitutes work on Early Learning Center Wednesday, August 30, 2017 6:00-8:00 p.m. an as-needed basis, and are paid at the rate of Arbor Elementary Monday, September 11, 2017 6:30-8:30 p.m. $9.50/hour. Please apply online at https://www. Always A Panther Bluestone Elementary Monday, September 11, 2017 6:30-8:30 p.m. applitrack.com/euclid/onlineapp/default.aspx. Lead by Dr. Smialek, the district’s third Always a Panther meet- Chardon Hills Magnet Monday, September 11, 2017 6:30-8:30 p.m. ing brought community members and EHS students together to Shoreview Elementary Monday, September 11, 2017 6:30-8:30 p.m. Substitute Educational Assistant: Assist the kick-off our new EHS alumni mentoring program. We are grate- Central Middle School Monday, September 18, 2017 6:00-8:00 p.m. classroom teacher and/or orthopedic or health ful to the community partners, residents, and alumni who have Euclid High School Thursday, September 7, 2017 6:00-8:00 p.m. disabled or multiple disabled student(s) in joined this effort. assuring the smooth and efficient operation of the school classroom so that the student(s) The Always A Panther mentorship program will bring mentors receive the maximum positive impact of the and mentees together weekly as well as quarterly for celebrations educational process. of success after each quarter of school. We are always looking for more mentors. If you are interesting in participating in Our Substitute Program Assistant: Assists Program Euclid Always A Panther program, please contact Dr. Smialek at Coordinator with supervision of students as [email protected]. assigned for before-school, after-school, recess and lunch time.

Substitute Secretary: Provide clerical assistance EPL Visits ends with 88 new library card carrying to the Principal to assure the smooth and ef- students at Euclid High School ficient operation of the school office so that the students receive the maximum positive impact Mrs. Simmons’ 8th grade classes welcomed Mr. Ray from the Euclid Public of the educational process. Library into their classroom last week. Gearing up for National Library Card Sign-Up Month, Mr. Ray signed students up for teen triad cards, Substitute Health Monitor: To assist in assur- talked about the programs offered at the library, and shared some of his ing the smooth and efficient operation of the favorite books. Together, we signed up 88 students for a library card! school clinic. Provide first aid to students and staff due to illness or injury. Dispense medica- September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month and Euclid Public tions on a daily and PRN basis and document. Library wants every child under the age of 18 to take advantage of this ini- tative. Register for a library card or receive a one-time waiver of fines and Contact India Jackson at 216-797-2904 with fees. Participants will receive a Smencil while supplies last! For more infor- any questions. mation or to get your child a library card visit the Euclid Public Library.

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Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School V Faith. Family. Future. School year at VASJ begins with Opening Mass VASJ is blessed to start each lighthouse. school year by gathering as a “The light they see gives them community and praying together at hope,” Elizabeth says. “It provides an Opening Mass. This year’s theme, them with evidence that they have which stemmed from VASJ senior found what they have been seeking. Elizabeth Smith’s idea, was “Hope in The light from the lighthouse Christ.” represents Christ and how we look for “It was during our Peer Ministry him in the darkness of our lives.” retreat when Ms.Latkovich was reading Fr. Joe Fortuna of Our Lady of the Romans 8:24-25, and I was thinking Lake presided over the Mass. During that is a really good motive to have and his Homily, he also spoke about hope it just stuck with me,” Elizabeth says. and the importance of placing hope in In further conversation with the rest of God and wanting what God wants for the Peer Ministers, it was decided that us. would be the theme. “We don’t always know what that Elizabeth welcomed guests to the is, but we trust that God knows what Opening Mass by reading the verse: is best for us,” Fr. Joe says. “I pray for you and for all of us that we may place For in this hope we were saved. our hope in Christ.” Now hope that is seen is not hope. Four seniors (Elizabeth Smith, For who hopes for what he sees? Mary Furlan, Eleanor Boru, and But if we hope for what we do not Timothy Raddell) were commissioned see, we wait for it with patience. by Fr. Joe as Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist. “This scripture passage describes Fr. Joe blessed all student leaders how we must have hope in what we and prayed for a successful year and do not see,” Elizabeth says. “Hope Elizabeth encouraged her peers to carry Baby Blu is our before and after school programming. Blu stands for youth Becoming- Learning - Utilizing their gifts to serve others. is something that keeps many people that hope with them during the school Mr. and Ms Sims , facilitators going. It helps get people through year when high school and personal stressful times. Faith is having hope in battles seem overwhelming. Christ. We cannot see Him, or touch “As we go throughout the rest of Him, but we trust he is there. We trust the year, never forget to have hope,” HGR Industrial Surplus he is with us. We have faith.” Elizabeth says. “Hope will carry you is hosting VASJ senior Mary Furlan drew through the days where it may seem the beautiful illustration that was hung impossible. Most importantly, have over the stage in the gym. Elizabeth hope in Christ. He is going to guide explained the purpose of the boat and you through it all.” TOP: Father Joe Fortuna commissions four VASJ seniors as Extraordinary Ministers FREE of the Eucharist. BOTTOM: VASJ students celebrate Opening Mass together. Entry to the public! Community gathers at VASJ for Solar Eclipse viewing party Now Open for Lunch The partial solar eclipse which related activities and snacks, posters, Tues—Friday 11—2 took place on August 21 was a great demonstration materials, solar viewing kickoff to VASJ’s new astronomy glasses to share, telescopes and other Live Entertainment class being offered this year. Although viewing devices. There was even a Most Fri and Sat 7—10 school wasn’t yet in session, VASJ’s music playlist with songs related to Astronomy teacher Lucy Kulbago astronomy and the eclipse. Tuesday - Thursday : 4:00pm - 10:00pm invited all of her Astronomy students It turned out to be a great 9/15 and their families to attend a fun and community event for faculty, staff, Friday & Saturday : 4:00pm - 11:00pm informative Solar Eclipse event at students, parents, and alums. 21801 Lakeshore blvd. (216) 417-3019 VASJ. “It certainly promoted our charisms 5-10p.m. “The event was a great way to share of providing an integral, quality (contemporary furniture show) Now open Sunday for Football Extravaganza my excitement for space science and education, and a great sense of family With Chuck Booms from Noon till end of game to help people safely view the eclipse,” spirit,” says VASJ religion teacher and says Kulbago. Coordinator of Mission Effectiveness VASJ’s Principal David Csank, Dean of Students Thomas Erzen, and President Bill The event included astronomy- Bill Raddell ’67. premier furniture designers and makers Cervenik ’72, check out the Solar Eclipse in the school’s parking lot. tacie erteier featuring enior nsurance disor VASJ is a educational FREE beer from ...... faith-based community Fall Open Houses: and FREE food by ain te onfusion that accepts you for and helps out of your Medicare Options” who you are Oct. 15, 1 p.m. you become the person  on er are you want to be. Nov. 9, 6 p.m.  uppeent and SOHO Chicken + Whiskey dantae ans VASJ.COM/ADMISSIONS and a Live DJ!  rescription ans  ife eat nnuities 20001 Euclid Avenue VILLA ANGELA-ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL 18491 Lakeshore Boulevard • Cleveland, OH 44119 • 216-481-8414 • www.vasj.com Euclid, Ohio 44117 ssincscoanet hgrinc.com Catholic education in the Ursuline and Marianist traditions

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Community Community Remembering the Sights & Sounds of Euclid Beach Park 13th Annual The Flying Scotsman, Peter Quinn, Comes to the Rescue Again.

I needed gutters. Out with the old. Hard working Joe Healey doing a 5 star job. I needed gutters. I needed gutters bad. I needed gutters, so I called Peter. He said, man and that is a good sign) , He and his and I could not be happier. I highly rec- know Peter Quinn the Flying Scotsman “Aaaa Laddie, it’s no a problem.” crew showed up on time at 9 am. By 3 pm I ommend Peter for all your carpentry and is a wizard at kitchen and bath remodels. He stopped by a few days later with his had 160 foot of brand new gutters installed, remodel needs....and gutters. Give The Fly- I have seen firsthand the amazing decks trusty measuring tape and notepad. After the old gutters had disappeared into the ing Scotsman a call at 440.477.0955. Peter he has built. He and his crew did a 5 star taking the measurements he gave me a very back of the truck, and my yard was spotless. Quinn comes with the Observer Seal of ap- job resurfacing my hard wood floors. But I fair quote. About a week later (he is a busy The crew was friendly and professional, proval.

Paladar Latin Kitchen Brings Nuevo Latino Vibe to David Simpson Hospice House by Laurie Henrichsen conversation and a fine dining experience Hospice of the Western Reserve welcomed is an experience most of them have not had the culinary staff from Paladar Latin for months. It is so meaningful.” Kitchen, 28601 Chagrin Blvd., Woodmere, Once each month, Meal to Remember Soil test kit to David Simpson Hospice House recently brings a different Cleveland-area restau- for its Meal to Remember program. Chef rant to Hospice of the Western Reserve’s by Rich Wickens Cleveland’s University Circle since the grand rate the last day Euclid Beach Park operated, “Laughing Sal.” Also located in the picnic pa- Charles Sackman and his culinary staff in-patient care centers (hospice houses) The Golden Age of the American amusement opening in 2014. Not many carousels have September 28, 1969. The date for this year’s vilion were Euclid Beach Park related items prepared a festive gourmet dinner for pa- so residents and their families can enjoy park lasted from the late 1890’s to the late survived since the Golden Age of the amus- event, September 24th the thirteenth annual. that could be purchased; books, DVD’s and tients and their families featuring special- a restaurant dining experience together, 1920’s. At that time America was becoming ment park. The Euclid Beach Park carousel Attendance at last year’s event was estimated new souvenirs like T-shirts and sweatshirts. ties of the house, including mojo chicken, complete with fine china and linens, wine more industrial, and individuals had more operated at an amusement park in Old Or- at 4,000. Next to the picnic pavilion, returning for a rice, seasoned black beans, homemade and live musical entertainment. All of the disposable income and time for entertain- chard Beach after the park closed. Besides Euclid Beach Park Now, a non-profit orga- second year, was WIXY 1260 Online Radio, plantain chips with pico de gallo and food, time and talent are donated by the ment. Hundreds of amusement parks opened surviving the carousel returned to Cleveland nization founded in 1989 as a fan club for the playing a variety of music from the 60’s and homemade margarita donuts with frosting. restaurant. Photography, centerpieces and Paladar Latin Kitchen brought its festive Latino cuisine to David Simpson Hospice House recently. Hospice in and around most major cities to offer one something a very few carousels have done, re- old park sponsored the event. Also backing 70’s. A selection of fine wines was donated by live musical entertainment for the dinners patients and their families were treated to a gourmet meal prepared and donated by the restaurant. form of entertainment. Cleveland was no ex- turning to the city where it first operated. An- the one day event was The Euclid Beach Boys Vintage automobiles, The Cars We Drove Scoperta Importing, Inc. are provided by dedicated hospice volun- ception as many amusement parks opened. other amazing event, the band organ that was and Cleveland Metroparks. A grant from to Euclid Beach Park, filled the area where “We are so grateful to Chef Sackman teers, who also assist the culinary teams Better known were: Luna Park, White City, with the carousel for 59 years at Euclid Beach Cuyahoga Arts & Culture will help fund the Grand Carousel and buildings used to and his culinary staff for their incred- with serving and cleanup afterwards. Puritas Springs, Chippewa Lake Park, Geau- Park is again with the ride after it made its the celebration of the old amusement park. make and sell the Humphrey Popcorn Balls ible generosity,” said Bill Finn, president Interested in having your restaurant ga Lake Park. Lesser known or remembered own journeys. Two different owners have the Donations from North Collinwood neigh- and Candy Kisses once stood. Near the picnic and chief executive officer, Hospice of the participate in the Meal to Remember pro- parks include; Scenic Park, Lincoln Park, three rocket ships from the parks Rocket Ship borhood business also help fund affair in pavilion one could enjoy their favorite Euclid Western Reserve. “There is no greater gift gram? Contact Lori Scotese at lscotese@ Washington Park, Forest City Park, Wil- circle swing ride both have motorized them 2916 donations were received from: Cebar’s Beach Park treat; Humphrey Popcorn Balls to give to these families than more time to hospicewr.org or 216-287-8193. loughbeach Park, Gordon Gardens, Orchard and can be seen during Cleveland’s warmer Euclid Tavern, Chili Peppers Fresh Mexican and Candy Kisses Weber’s Premium Cus- spend with their loved ones. The simple act Lake Park, Brady Lake, and Mentor Beach months traveling area roadways. One rocket Grill, Excalibur Auto Body Inc., Great Scott tard. Celestial Treats was on site with their of gathering around the table together for Park. Missing from both lists is arguably ship car owner also acquired a roller coaster Tavern, Gus’s Diner One Eight Five, Kramer food trailer selling hot dogs, chips, and soft Cleveland’s most beloved amusement park, car from the park’s Thriller coaster and has it Printing Company, and Legacy Village. On drinks. Euclid Beach Park which operated from 1895 mounted to the back of a 1930’s pickup truck the grounds was the Cleveland Fire Depart- North Ohio Classic Parks, an organization to 1969. Individuals growing up in an around thus street legal. ment’s Smoke House and a naturalist from assisting EBPN since the first outdoor event, Cleveland and who had the opportunity Part of the original ninty acres of the Cleveland Metroparks with some live area was set up in a large tent displaying Geauga to visit the park on the shores of Lake Erie, amusement park, is part of Cleveland Me- wildlife. The Euclid Beach Boys brought Lake Park memorabilia. In the immediate have fond and sentimental memories of the troparks, Euclid Creek Reservation, Euclid some old ride cars that were at the park from area were booths for the Old Brooklyn His- amusement park. Just mentioning Euclid Beach Park. Just East of the entrance to this their collection including The Rocket Ship torical Society and a great display of Euclid Beach Park to someone who remembers the public park, stands the old arched entrance Car and Thriller Car offering rides to and Beach Park memorabilia by the youngest Auto - Home - Life - and Business Insurance park will prompt a smile and story. Luckly to the amusement park behind which are under the old entrance to Euclid Beach Park, EBPN member, who was born lo-o-ng after Call now for a complimentary quote! large pieces of Euclid Beach Park have sur- two high rise apartment buildings built soon then toward and under the bridge between the park closed. The Cleveland History Cen- vived these 48 years since the park’s final sea- after the park closed. Held annually in the the two high rise apartment buildings, from ter of the Western Reserve Historical Society (440) 895-5200 son. Euclid Beach Park’s “Grand Carousel” public park is Remembering the Sights and the Turnpike ride. Tagging along for a ride had an information table set up. The Col- Scott Andrew Mills [email protected] Principal Agent has operated in the Cleveland History Center Sounds of Euclid Beach Park. It is held the in their trailer and placed in the picnic pa- linwood Nottingham Historical Society also of the Western Reserve Historical Society in last Sunday in September so as to commemo- vilion, the “First Lady” of Euclid Beach Park, had an information table.

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Community Community Being Nature-Friendly is So Easy Make That Next Presentation The History of HELP by Kelly Butauski Around the home and yard. Being nature-friendly is something many • Pick up pet waste to reduce bacteria in the Memorable! of us rarely think about, or we worry it is lake. by Greg Fondran ate or be evaluated on communication and complicated and a lot of work. But, actually • Use low-phosphate cleaners and deter- Has the boss asked you to conduct a pre- leadership skills displayed throughout the it takes just a few simple actions every once gents such as Seventh Generation to presentation to your colleagues? Do you have a meeting. in a while. Just a few extra steps can help vent algae blooms in Lake Erie. job interview coming up? Are you nervous Toastmasters International is a world- protect wildlife, clean up our community, • Use non-toxic cleaners such as soap & when you speak in front of a group? Do you wide nonprofit educational organization and keep our water safe. Take a look at water, baking soda, vinegar, and borax. For find that you have something important to that empowers individuals to become more these easy tips and try a few for yourself. more informationcontact cuyahogaswcd. say, but have trouble making your point ef- effective communicators and leaders. There Water (and everything else) runs down- org, 216-524-6480. fectively and with authority? If you want to are a number of Toastmasters Clubs in hill. Storm water carries trash, bacteria, • Take unwanted prescriptions to a com- improve your communication skills, then northeast Ohio, so finding one that is con- and toxic chemical pollution from our munity drop-off. Toastmasters has something to offer. Par- veniently located close to your workplace yards and streets into Lake Erie. For the environment. ticipating in a Toastmasters club provides or home is pretty easy. If you live or work Plastic and trash. Tons of litter and trash • Never throw unwanted pet turtles, fish a friendly, encouraging environment for in the Euclid area, please consider visiting pile up every year on land and in the water. or other aquatic animals into a waterway. people with various backgrounds and ex- the Bailey Toastmasters Club, which meets It lasts for hundreds of years. They can push out the native species. The perience with public speaking. Meetings at the Euclid Public Library on Thursday • Pick up litter and teach your children the greenery sold with them can fill a pond typically include opportunities for mem- nights from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. To learn by Stefanie Merkosky and few if any private institutions were Today, HELP Foundation, Inc. has grown life possible. importance of not littering. quickly and is almost impossible to eradi- bers to conduct prepared presentations, more, visit http://3628.toastmastersclubs. HELP Foundation is still a relatively new equipped or willing to help. Not content to to care for more than 500 individuals (adults We’re proud to be part of the enormous • Take reusable grocery bags when you cate. For advice, contact a pet store or conduct impromptu speeches, and evalu- org/. neighbor in Euclid after opening our first let this stand these courageous women made and children) in 26 locations across North- positive changes made in our social systems shop, and return plastic bags to be recycled. Cleveland Metroparks, 440-473-3370. program here in 2011 at our Shore Center a pact to find the help their sons desperately east Ohio. Our mission is to ensure that to provide excellent care for those who need • Cut handles of bags before throwing away to • Put fishing line pieces away in a con- Adult Day & Vocational Program, but as needed. Unwilling to settle for the status people with intellectual and development it. Truly some great strides have been made prevent animal injury and bags in the trees. tainer with a lid, not in the water or on the Seeking Court Appointed Special an organization we’ve been assisting people quo, they created their own organization disabilities have the homes, environments, over the past fifty years and we still have a • Cut all the links in plastic beverage hold- ground. It doesn’t degrade and harms wild- who have developmental disabilities since and recruited prominent members of their and opportunities to be valued members long way to go before those with disabilities ers to save animals from entanglement. life and fish. Advocates (CASAs) For Youth 1965! community to serve on the first HELP Ad- of the community. HELP serves this mis- are treated as equal, deserving members of • Avoid microfiber materials. They contain • Join or donate to an environmental orga- by Michele Blazina assigned to 1-2 cases at a time and spend Our organization began with two dedi- visory Committee. It was an emotional roll- sion by providing group homes, individual our society. You can do your part to help! tiny flakes of plastic that get into the water nization. CASA of Cuyahoga County, a program of approximately 10 hours a month on a case. cated mothers who had children with in- ercoaster requiring substantial amounts of apartments, the HELP Adult Day Support Join us for our annual Run for Awareness and into the fish. To learn more contact: Child and Family Advocates of Cuyahoga The CASA is responsible for the inves- tellectual and developmental disabilities. hard work, perseverance, and grit but their & Vocational Program, a unique program taking place on Saturday, September 9, 2017 • Reduce the amount of non-recyclables Cuyahoga Soil & Water Conservation County, recruits, screens, trains, and sup- tigation, facilitation, advocacy, and moni- Marietta Kelly and Joanne McDonnell determination began to pay off. By 1967 the serving senior citizens at the Lakefront at HELP Adult Day Program. used such as straws and picnic ware. En- District ports volunteers who act as independent toring of the assigned child’s case of abuse, found little support and only shaky, inap- first HELP home for children was purchased Community Center, and the HELP Summer For more information please visit www. courage the use of recyclable-only items at http://www.cuyahogaswcd.org fact-finders for the court in cases involving neglect, and/or dependency to represent propriate public systems in place to provide in East Cleveland and would become home Program for children. All of our programs helpfoundationinc.org. meetings and events. 216-524-6580 child abuse and neglect. the child’s best interests. services or even good information on caring for twelve children who received state of the are dedicated to providing the best quality • Use your city-provided recycle bin. The Friends of Euclid Creek CASAs collect information that helps Volunteer Requirements: Be at least 21 for their loved ones. Their children were in art care from trained social workers and services to our clients based on their needs list of recyclables is on the lid. http://www.euclidcreekwatershed.org the judge make the best decision for a safe, years of age; have access to transporta- fact barred from attending public schools, care givers. and desires, so that they may live their best Bees and food. Bees, butterflies (and [email protected] caring, and permanent home for children tion; pass screening; complete training; other insects) carry pollen from plant to Northeast Ohio Sewer District involved in the juvenile justice and child respect and relate to people of various plant. Without pollination, one-third of http://www.neorsd.org/stormwater-water- welfare systems. CASAs are everyday citi- backgrounds; gather and record factual Keeping Euclid Beautiful, Rain or Shine zens who are trained and appointed by the information accurately; communicate ef- the world’s fruits and vegetables (including sheds.php by Linda Beck the weather had a different plan. So this cleaning. The arena is in transition from liams store so “Keep Euclid Beautiful” will court to advocate for the safety and well- fectively; maintain objectivity/perspective; tomatoes) cannot produce food. Cleveland Metroparks Watershed Center Rain didn’t put a damper on the latest col- group of students along with Keep Euclid its summer season of hosting the Woman’s be arraigning another volunteer date soon being of children who are victims of abuse work within established program policies • Reduce or eliminate fertilizers, pesticides [email protected] laboration with volunteers and “Keep Eu- Volunteers pitched in and cleaned up the Burning River Roller Derby to Hockey and to accomplish this. Visit our webpage on or neglect. CASAs are assigned at the earli- and procedures and accept supervision and herbicides that harm pollinators, ani- 440-887-1968 clid Beautiful”. Sixteen (16) freshman from inside of CE Orr arena. Ice Skating fall and winter seasons. A spe- the City of Euclid’s website for upcoming est stages of a case, and continue to be an from program staff. mals, and our drinking water. Cuyahoga County Recycle Information Case Western Reserve University learned Under the guidance of City of Euclid cial thanks goes out to the service depart- opportunities to volunteer and help beau- advocate for the child through their time in Those interested in becoming a CASA, • Plant pollinator-friendly flowers. The best http://www.cuyahogarecycles.org one of life’s most important mantras Au- Service department employees, students ment who are responsible for this task and tify our city. The website is www.cityofeu- the court system. CASAs work collabora- visit www.cfadvocates.org to apply or call ones are local native plants. For informa- 216-443-3749 gust 24th; overcome and adapt. The origi- washed windows, mopped floors and took the time to include these students so clid.com . tively with all parties on the case, for the 216.443.3377 for more information. tion, contact the OSU Master Gardeners, Bee and Native Plant Information nal plan for this morning was to paint and bleachers, laid rubber mats and gave the en- they could complete their volunteer ser- best interests of children. CASAs are only 216-429-8200. http://u.osu.edu/beelab/gardening-for-bees/ repair the Skate Park on Milton Avenue but tire arena and concession stand a thorough vice. Many students were very surprised to see how much work goes in behind the scenes to get this size of a building ready for Second Blessings A Spiritual Journey public use. by Kay Magri by A Tabar joying life or just living a robotic existence? Case Western Reserve University re- The 4th Annual Second Blessings Rum- Excitement with the recent solar eclipse, At the end of the day, am I grateful for all quires a morning of volunteer service, for mage Sale will take place at Saint John of visible through the core of our country, that is? If you are not getting a “yes” an- all incoming freshman, in the city of Cleve- the Cross Parish, 140 Richmond Road in motivates us to take a closer look at the swer then only you can make the necessary land or an adjoining suburb in order to in- Euclid on September 9 from 9 am – 6 pm cycles within our personal life and how adjustments. Mind, body and spirit can be tegrate their students into the surrounding and Sunday September 10 from noon until we naturally realign to what creates suc- realigned by personal choices with right in- community where they will be living for 5 pm. This is a HUGE boutique-style sale cess. For some, a 24 hour cycle work best tention and positive attention. Be mindfull the next four years. “Keep Euclid Beauti- like none you have ever seen! Over 18,000 in staying mindfull of life goals. Perhaps of how your thoughts and behaviors create ful” also took the time to show the students square feet of gently used items including a seven to 30 day cycle is best to activate your life experience and activate courage to a bit of Euclid and how much it has to offer designer clothing, furniture, toys, house- intentions. Intentions are powerful yet at- create the life you desire. Staying recep- from beautiful parks to restaurants, pools wares, linens, sporting goods and more. tention is what creates pathways to success. tive to new ideas and open to new experi- and a growing bike community. All items have been donated from the par- What we place our attention on is how the ences is the gift we have been given to be Most of the students expressed a desire Two of the volunteers checking out the sporting Team work and fun ish and surrounding community in hopes goods room before the doors open for business universal life force responds to us. This is a co-ceators in the expression of our soul’s to return and also complete the original that they will become a blessing to someone truth in the Law of Attraction. As the Di- purpose. Align to the infinite wisdom project of painting the Skate Park. All of else. Admission is free, but if you enter at vine Plan moves to bring the moon and sun within you and be great! Join others at the the supplies to paint and repair the park 8 am on Saturday to get the best selections, into alignment, so can we move towards a Rishis Institute of Metaphysics in a journey were donated by our local Sherwin Wil- the cost is $5 and will be donated to the more joy-filled life by being mindfull. Ask to wholeness. Euclid Hunger Center. All proceeds from the important questions. Am I truly en- the sale support the mission of the parish. Saint John of the Cross Parish has over 75 Jay Dee Cleaners volunteers working year round to ensure a wonderful experience for everyone who walks in the doors to attend this spectacu- nd 878 E. 222 Street Euclid OH 44123 lar sale. For more information, visit their website: saintjohnofthecross.org or call the 216-731-7060 parish office: (216) 289-0770. A sample of the furniture to be sold A sneak peek of the home decor room Wow.... a lot of linens! Mon-Fri 7:00am – 6:30pm Saturday 8:00 – 5:00 We offer pick-up and delivery service. 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Art Art Silhouette Productions and Shore Cultural Centre Proudly Present “Annie Tom Evert provides a new wave of Dance and Education Programming Get Your Gun” by Charlotte Mirabile new book, of course, is that amazing Irving at 7:30 PM Irving Berlin’s “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” Berlin score, featuring hit after hit after hit. scored a bulls eye when it returned to ‘Irving Berlin’s greatest achievement in the Sunday Matinees: Oct. 15 and 22 at 2:00 Broadway in 1999, starring Bernadette theater,’ wrote the New York Post, ANNIE PM Peters and sporting a revised libretto by GET YOUR GUN ‘will always be a musical Tony, Oscar and Emmy winner Peter for the ages, one of the Broadway theater’s Shore Cultural Centre, 291 East 222nd Stone. As Newsday reported, Stone’s revi- enduring triumphs.’ Street, Euclid, Ohio sions ‘are sweetly ingenious, and the show Intersections of 222nd Street, Babbitt Road is a dream.’ Stone reshaped the 1946 book Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Theatricals & Lake Shore Blvd. to create a Wild West show-within-a-show that frames the ageless ‘Anything You Can Produced by Charlotte Mirabile Tickets in advance: Adult $14.00(Over 60/ Do I Can Do Better’ love story of sharp- Under 17- $12.00) shooters Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. Directed by Douglas F. Bailey II At the door: Adult $16.00( Over 60/Under Stone has added a secondary romance be- 17 - $14.00) tween the younger sister of Frank’s both- Musically Directed by Matthew Steven ersome assistant Dolly, and a boy who is Grittner Groups of 20 or more $12.00 (to Dolly’s horror) part Native American. ‘The book has been updated in ways that Choreography by Jen Justice For tickets call 216-219-3630 or 216-289- pass p.c. muster,’ reported Time Magazine, 8578 ‘without losing all the fun.’ Joined to the Evening Performances Oct. 13,14,20 and 21

Free Art Therapy Workshops Offer Hope and Healing Tom Evert in the Shore studio serve to any adult in the community who but space is limited, so advance registration by Tom Evert from the Char and Chuck Fowler Family cies have proven to increase scores on state the discipline, conditioning, creativity and is grieving a loss. Anyone can enroll, is required. Tom Evert, Artistic Director of DANCE- Foundation enabling residencies in a num- tests and provide a creative and interactive fun of Modern dance. The program also whether or not they had a loved one cared VERT, has a long standing presence in Art ber of Euclid Schools. Mr Evert will present learning style that is enjoyable. offers students performance opportuni- for hospice. No art experience is necessary. Fabric & Feelings and education, but feels he has not maxi- the enjoyable and effective math teaching Mr. Evert also teaches children’s and ties at Shore Cultural Centre and at special The workshops are made possible through Another Healing Arts Workshop, Fabric mized his input in his home community in lessons called “Geometry in Motion” in adult classes at Shore Cultural Centre and events. Check the Shore website for Infor- funding from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture. & Feelings, is a group where participants Euclid. which dance activities, discipline and cre- is fortifying the School structure there. The mation. use fabric techniques such as quilting An exciting development for everyone is ativity is used to study the academic con- training is focused on the principles of im- Words & Snapshots (sometimes with clothing from loved ones) that the company has been awarded a grant tent standards of Geometry. These residen- proving body and motion control through A Healing Arts Workshop called Words or photo transfer to create quilts, pillows, and Snapshots will be held five consecutive dolls and other types of lasting memories. Wednesdays: Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27 and Oct. 4, Sewing expertise is not necessary. This is Hip Hop Performance at Shore 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the Elisabeth Sever- an ongoing group that meets every Thurs- It’s Wise ance Prentiss Bereavement Center, 300 E. day, 2 to 4 p.m. and the Elisabeth Severance Cultural Centre 185th St., Cleveland. Prentiss Bereavement Center and new par- To Advertise The five-week photography and journal- ticipants are always welcomed. ing workshop is ideal for those who would The workshops are free but advance reg- 216.5050.185 Healing Arts Workshops, such as Fabric & Feelings shown here, use art therapy to help those who are grieving like to express their feelings through digital istration is required. To register or to find express their feelings. (Photo by Bob Perkoski) photography and writing. Participants will out about other free Healing Arts Work- need their mobile phone or another digital shops coming up, call Mollie Borgione by Laurie Henrichsen to provide grieving people with a creative camera to take photos and the ability to ei- 216.486.6544 or email her at mborgione@ Are you grieving the loss of a love one? outlet for their feelings. The free workshops ther email or print them. There is no cost, hospicewr.org. Healing Arts Workshops use art therapy are offered by Hospice of the Western Re-

Shore Begins August Wilson’s The History and Geography of American Century Cycle Classical Music logically follows Aunt Ester, a 287-year-old by Nan Kennedy Lalit’s presentation will feature a percussion matriarch who brings two boarders into Music for Miles brings Indian drums and duet by the two standby Indian drums – the an historical horn to Waterloo northern tabla and the southern mridan- her Pittsburgh home in 1904; a former slave by Chris Cipriani eight years, experimenting with different Sunday September 10, 4 pm, Waterloo gam; South Indian violin and voice presen- and Union Army scout, and a young man Get ready to feel the beat at Shore Cultural styles of Hip-Hop and modern dance while 866 E. 200th st. Arts Creative Center 397 E 156 St. Ad- tations, and some talking and demonstrat- from Alabama named Citizen Barlow. The Centre’s Hip-Hop performance, “Shore focusing mainly on “Popping”. DJ San will (Across from Home Depot) Large mission free. Nan Kennedy: 216-531-8161 ing in Lalit’s lively master class style. play explores the difficult period after the Cypher Sessions”, during “This is Euclid” demonstrate mixing and scratching and 216-383-3800 Selection of [email protected] And on November 12, we’ll take a trip Civil War in which slavery was outlawed Art Walk on Friday, September 22. Shore’s then spin a mix of funk, dance, and soul New & I hope everyone’s summer was as green back in the evolution of European classi- but African-Americans were skeptical of Hip Hop performance is just one of the songs to allow dancers to showcase their Mon-Sat 9-6 CLOSED Sundays Used Tires! as mine – the garden burst all bounds and cal music with James Hampson (the only the government’s progressive reforms. many arts activities taking place during talents during a cypher. Participants that I am now enjoying the harvest. Music for known holder of a degree in performance Aunt Ester is a mystical cleanser of souls this event on Lakeshore Boulevard and attended the August popping workshop at Miles also had a creative summer, design- on natural horn, also known as French and she helps Barlow literally break free of Triangle Park. Shore will be putting what they learned to ing our Fall season, which will be lively, horn), who will talk about the progress his past. Samuel McIntosh (10K) will lead the work. Terrence Spivey, Artistic Associate of varied and educational. from hunting horn to the modern orches- Quality by Jim Spittle performance in front of Shore, with MC The Hip Hop performance will take the Theatre Program at Shore, will be The first concert of Fall, on September tra’s double horn, illustrating the history Tire Repair Shore Cultural Centre is proud to present Timar, which will be a combination of in- place beginning at 6 pm in front of Shore overseeing and providing artistic direction 10, will be played by Bill Meyer’s Silver with performances of Beethoven’s Sonata Service! a special series of reader’s theater produc- formative info about the Hip-Hop genre Cultural Centre, located near the east side and educational outreach for the project. Keys Clarinet Quartet – a program of for Horn and Piano, Gounod’s Six Melo- tions and events focused on the work of re- and entertainment. 10K is a member of the of the parking lot, on September 22nd. For Spivey has seen several of Wilson’s plays dance-inspired music; dancers. Neal & dies, the Horn Concerto No.1 by Strauss nowned American playwright August Wil- Cleveland based Hip-Hop collaborative more information about Shore Cultural performed on Broadway and has directed Christy Dorenkott of Gotta Swing Dance and Saint-Saens’ Romance in E Major – all son. The American Century Cycle project group AYYEDEESMM (80’s Meets Mod- Centre visit www.shoreculturalcentre.com Cleveland area productions of Fences, Joe will perform to the Silver Keys’ versions of on period instruments. Free Lifetime Rotation Valid only with cou- is based on the study and performance of ern). The group is built on the foundations or call 216-289-8578, and for info on “This pon. Not valid with any Turner’s Come and Gone, Radio Golf, and “Jitterbug Jump” and “You Can’t Do that The concert starts at 4 pm. The atmo- Free Standard Oil Change Wilson’s series of ten plays all of which but and major styles of the Hip-Hop culture. is Euclid” Art Walk visit www.facebook. other offers. the autobiographical How I Learned What Shimmie Here.” The Quartet will also play sphere is casual, children are welcome. The With Purchase of 4 New Tires one take place in the Hill District of Pitts- They have been dancing together for over com/events/939641872842383 . I Learned at Shore. Mr. Spivey’s interest in the overture from “The Marriage of Figaro”; Callaloo will be prepared with a glass of burgh. The cycle dramatizes the African August Wilson has grown into an intense traditional Irish and Scottish dances; the wine or some such (and Kelvin has been American experience through ten separate Habanera from “Carmen”; Tango; Sum- honing his barbecue recipe over the sum- study of the playwright and his work. Are you or a loved one Brake Special $20 OFF decades, beginning with Gem of the Ocean Tickets are $12 and are available on line mertime from “Porgy and Bess”; It Takes 4 mer). Any Service Over $100 struggling to kick addiction to Brakes starting at (per axle) set in the 1900’s. Gem of the Ocean will be to Tango; The Bishop Is Forced to Dance; M4M concerts are presented with the $159 Valid only with coupon. Not valid with any other offers. (www.shoreculturalcentre.com) and at the Includes OE Equivalent Or Better Brake Pads And presented by the Theatre Program at Shore heroin or other opiates? Shore administrative office, Room 143. Two Cuban Dances; A Klezmer Wedding; support of Local 4 Music Fund, the Music Rotors Must present coupon Not Valid with other offers in a readers theatre production on Septem- Call 216-289-8578 for more information. And America from “West Side Story”. Performance Trust Fund, the Waterloo ber 25 at 7:00pm in Shore Auditorium di- We are here to help. Gem of the Ocean is presented with the On October 8, Lalit Subramanian (an Arts Friends’ Committee, Cuyahoga Arts Oil, Lube & Filter Change Free rected by Shore Artistic Associate Terrence permission of the Wilson Estate and by accomplished South Indian musician) will and Culture, and Ohio Arts Council – and Call us about VIVITROL. $19.99 each Battery / Engine Check Spivey. Shore plans to present more, if not UP TO 5 QTS. OIL Most cars. Synthetic oil not in- Valid only with coupon. Not valid with any other offers. special arrangement with Samuel French, take us a little way inside the two worlds of the very generous support of neighbors all, of the plays in Wilson’s Cycle. cluded. Valid only with coupon. Not valid with any Inc. Indian classical music, which have much in who love music. Hence they are free - but 216486SAVE (7283) www.MooreCounseling.com Gem of the Ocean, the first play, chrono- common, but distinct separate heritages. donations are always much appreciated.

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Art Art ESO gears up for new season with new director Q & A with furniture designer and F*SHO Founder Jason Radcliffe by Loren Genson or played before, but said the pieces are season,” he said. “We have some really great new designers don’t have the money. The Euclid Symphony Orchestra is wel- designed to please both advanced players music and top-notch soloists lined up - it’s How and when did you hear about HGR? coming a new conductor this fall along and novices alike. He said working with a really going to be different from previous I work for my father’s business, Barrington with new music and old favorites in their community ensemble including musicians ESO concerts.” Pumps, and they are a customer. Then, my regular performances at Shore Cultural with varying skill levels can be a challenge, The orchestra is always open to new dad and I made a chair for Ingenuity Fes- Centre. but one he’s prepared to meet. members of all abilities who are able to tival and a competition called “Chair and Matthew Salvaggio will be the new Mu- “In a lot of community groups, there read printed music. Rehearsals are at 7:30 Tell.” We filmed the entire process from sic Director for the 56-year-old community can be a wide range of musical abilities, p.m. on Tuesdays at the Shore Centre. The walking through HGR buying materials to ensemble and will make his debut as music and so for me, it’s really important that I orchestra is also seeking donations and the fabrication and finishing. director in the group’s fall classical concert try to bring something to the rehearsal for advertisers for their annual program as it and students from the Cleveland Institute What kinds of things have you bought at at 3 p.m. on Oct. 29 at the Shore Cultural everyone,” he said. “Whether they’ve only begins its 2017-2018 season. if you’d like of Art. HGR? Centre. Salvaggio, who currently serves as been playing for a short while, or for many to join the orchestra or make a donation, How many exhibitors and attendees do Mostly stuff for Barrington, not 44 Steel Director of Bands of Hiram College and years.” please visit the web site at EuclidSym- you usually have? and the furniture business -- pumps, parts, is the director of Music for the University Salvaggio was introduced to the orches- phonyOrchestra.com or contact President In 2016, we had 30 exhibitors and 3,000 filters, storage bins. Then I get to take home Heights Symphonic Band, said he enjoys tra this spring when he served as a guest Rochelle Hylton at 216-577-8527. by Gina Tabasso What did you do as a career prior to your attendees. Most of the visitors are from scrap and salvage from the business working with community groups. conductor for a free concert for Euclid What was the first piece of furniture that business? Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo. What do you enjoy doing when you’re not “I think there’s something really spe- school students on May 11. Euclid Mayor The Euclid Symphony Orchestra you created in 2005? Welding and fabrication, which I still do, How are the locations for the moving working or making furniture? cial about getting to work with a group of Mayor Kirsten Holzheimer Gail also took 2017-2018 Concert Season: I built an awning for a friend’s house in and the furniture business is similar in that show selected? My wife and I enjoy riding bikes, travel musicians who largely practice music as a a turn conducting and meeting with stu- Oct. 29 2017 Tremont. It was my first piece that was I change industrial items into shapes that I drive around or someone offers. We are (most recently to Peru), our dog, being out- hobby, and who dedicate a portion of their dents at the concert. Salvaggio and the or- Dec. 3 2017 memorable because I was able to build work. going to continue moving it to different lo- doors, boating on the lake, and skiing and free time to come to rehearsals and play chestra worked well together to provide a March 4 2017 things for friends. I also built a small table How and why did the F*SHO come into cations until 2019, then we’re handing it off snowboarding in Colorado. existence in 2009? to my friend at Soulcraft Woodshop, and it Rochelle Hylton, President, Euclid Symphony Board concerts,” he said. “The ESO has a long and fun afternoon for Euclid students and the May 6 2017 for friend who worked at a furniture store, Which artists inspire you? of Directors; Matthew Salvaggio, Music Director, rich history, and I’m really looking forward orchestra board is excited to work with him All performances are at the and I turned a steel-topped table on cast- In 2008, I had shown my first pieces of will be permanently housed in Ingenuity’s A couple of French furniture designers and Euclid Symphony Orchestra; and Euclid Mayor to being a part of it.” this upcoming season. Salvaggio said he is Shore Cultural Centre at 291 E. 222nd ers into a desk for myself. I had that desk furniture in a solo gallery exhibit then space where his maker’s space is located. Victor Schreckengost from Cleveland for Kirsten Holzheimer Gail pose for a photo following Salvaggio said he hopes to offer new mu- also looking forward to the new post. St. Euclid, OH 44132 until last summer when a fire in our storage I planned to go to New York for Design How do you market the show? the amount of work he did and the variety. the orchestra’s children’s concert on May 11. sic that many members may not have heard “There’s so much great stuff going on this building destroyed it. Week because I wanted to see what people We’ve had articles in Fresh Water Cleve- How did you learn to be a furniture de- What got you interested in furniture? thought of my work but it cost $5,000 for a land and The Cleveland Plain Dealer, an signer and maker? Functionally, I needed a desk. I like func- booth. I decided that wasn’t affordable. In interview on Kickin’ It with Kenny and I’m self-taught. I wanted to be an architect Euclid Art Association’s September Euclid Art Association Offers Two tional art and things that have a use. Also, January 2009, the coordinator from Design NPR’s Around Noon, word of mouth and and went to OSU for two quarters. I love I visited my friend’s furniture store and Week emailed me offering 4’ x 10’ booth for social media. People like its style, the ro- to clean up pieces and make them not look Meeting Features Artist, Suzette Fall Workshops a customer wanted stainless table with a $1600, and I took it. I took the Mousedesk mantic feel of only one night and if you’re reclaimed. All of the Cleveland furniture glass top for a party but if they ordered one that’s on my website there and kept hear- not there you missed it for the year. It’s a makers use raw materials, but they each Cohen for her, it wouldn’t have arrived in time. My ing, “You’re from Cleveland? There’s noth- five-hour guerilla show that’s always on a have their own unique fingerprints. In friend said, “Here’s my friend who makes ing going on in Cleveland.” So F*SHO was Friday night in September from 5 p.m. to 2014, two months after Amanda and I were furniture. He can make it for you in less my middle finger to them. I got five friends 10 p.m. SoHo does the food. We have beer married, I left the business in her hands to than six weeks.” Four days later, she had a together, and we did the show at 78th Street and a coffee bar. Everything is free to the go to California to film a furniture-maker stainless-steel frame with a glass top which Studios. We had 350 people show up. The public though we do suggest donations/ reality TV show and competition on SPIKE was the start of my business. My friend, the next year we needed a bigger space. F*SHO tips to offset the costs of the food and beer. that was hosted by Hip Hop Artist Com- owner of the store, asked for two pieces in is a contemporary furniture show featuring There’s only a $50 exhibitor fee because we mon. It aired in 2015. It’s been an exciting three sizes, and it just took off. work by local designers, furniture makers believe in getting us all together, and some journey. STORAGE SPACE FOR LEASE 20001 Euclid Ave. by Susan Herrle more advanced, Dottie will present a clear Euclid, OH 44117 Now is the time to sign up. On Saturday, and readily understandable approach for October 7, 2017, Euclid Art presents “A the students. Using charcoal as a medium, Storage Space For Lease Tag Team Floral Watercolor Workshop” the portrait will be developed through ba- with Cathy Welner and Bob Moyer, two sic theories and principles of shapes, forms, of Ohio’s premiere award winning artists. and values. After a complete understand- Looking for storage? Join in, pair up while Cathy and Bob mix ing of the approach and applications of and match their different watercolor tech- these theories, the student will be given $3/SF/Year niques to produce an amazing floral wa- the opportunity to apply the learned ma- tercolor, as you will too! While pairing is terial to the drawing of a portrait from a optional.....it’s more fun and challenging as live model. Cost is $40 for members, $50 a team. Everyone will end with a painting. for nonmembers. Dottie currently teaches 20’ x 40’ for $200/month Cathy and Bob will instruct throughout the multi-media art classes at the Wildwood class in their unique techniques to make Cultural Center in Mentor, OH. 30’ x 50’ for $375/month this a fun time experience. Cost is $45 for Workshops are held at the Euclid Art members, $55 for nonmembers. Cathy and Gallery, located on the 2nd floor of the Eu- Bob have impressive art bios and currently clid History Museum, 21129 North Street 50’ x 50’ for $625/month teach watercolor classes at Cliffside Artist in Euclid. To register call or email Susan Collaborative in Hinckley, OH. Herrle at 216-481-5105 or suetom.herrle@ There are more options available. by Susan Herrle to fluid acrylic paint, to the consistency of Our second fall workshop is on Satur- sbcglobal.net, include EAA in subject line. Euclid Art’s first monthly meeting of the heavy cream. Then pour it on a surface, day, October 28, 2017, “Development of More details can be found on our website Contact for more information. new season is Monday, September 11, 2017. like a canvas, using various methods called the Portrait in Black & White” by award EuclidArt.com on the Workshops page. The meeting starts at 7:00pm at the East pour, flow, puddle or dirty pour. Pick up winning artist, Dottie Geisert. She has HEADS UP....Here are the workshops Ron Tiedman Shore United Methodist Church, 23002 the canvas and tilt it to let the paint run, been an active member of Euclid Art since we are planning for 2018: Saturday, April Lakeshore Blvd, Euclid in the Fellowship creating marbling, rivers and if silicon is 2015. This workshop consists of a lecture, 28, 2018 “Painting Trees in Watercolor”, Cell 216-618-0104 Hall. Guests are always welcome for a added to the paint, even amazing cellular demonstration and presentation of Dottie’s instructor, David Rankin. Three-day se- $3.00 donation. designs....resulting in many beautiful ab- approach to the portrait in black and white. ries, June 1, 2, 3, 2018 “Coolest Watercolor [email protected] Suzette Cohen, artist and EAA member, stract paintings. Come to our September She received a BFA in Fine Arts from the Skills - More Essential Training”, instruc- will be our featured demonstrator. Suzette, meeting and watch Suzette create these Massachusetts College of Arts with a major tor, David Rankin. Watch for details on Location: a long time acrylic painter, will demon- interesting, colorful abstracts. Her acrylic in portrait painting. Having taught classes our website. in the portrait from the very basic to the Located 10 miles east of downtown Cleveland in Euclid, Ohio. strate one of the newest acrylic techniques painting, “Answers Were Mysterious”, won From I-90 (Lakeland Freeway) Take Exit 182A [East 185th Street] and head South. [East 185th turns called poured or fluid acrylics. This tech- 1st place in May at our Spring Fine Art nique is taking the acrylic world by storm, Show. After the demonstration, refresh- INDUSTRIAL SURPLUS into Nottingham then Dille] Pass St. Clair Avenue. Proceed to Euclid Avenue. Turn Right on Euclid as it has huge followings on both Facebook ments will be served by our hosts, Nancy Ave. and proceed 1/4 mile. HGR is located on the righthand side. and Pinterest, worldwide. This is how Su- Daly and Sue Herrle. zette describes it....add a pouring medium

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I was brave skills, stress release, enhance stamina, flex- Games are played on Saturdays and put my head under water. I want to ibility, and coordination. Registration is open now! take more swimming lessons in September. STATE OF INDIANA ) IN THE PORTER SPERIOR CORT Registration is required for this program. Registration Deadline: October 14th Thank you YMCA!” )SS: Metaphysics… What is it? New sessions begin every 1st Thursday of CONT OF PORTER ) SITTING AT VALPARAISO, INDIANA

IN THE MATTER OF THE ) Cause No. e epeet thh eepe ADOPTION OF: ) PHOENI M. HARSHBARGER, ) 64D2-177-AD-6827 aaeess iesa tths Euclid YMCA Taste Festival Minor ) e h eey casses ee atis accepte by Carrie Serrano Our goal with this festival is to unite OCE O COAS EOVC AME AE The Euclid Family YMCA will be hosting different cultures through the common in- Nicholas Begovic, who has been named the father of the child born to Melissa Anne Harshbarger ci e ci its first Taste Festival on September 29th at terest of food. Vendors are asked to be able on February 25, 216, is notified that a Petition for Adoption of Phoenix M. Harshbarger (referred to 5pm - 7pm. We are currently looking for to provide 60-80 small samples for festival herein as the “Child”) was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Porter Superior Court, 16 E. Lincolnway, Valparaiso, Indiana, 468. ishisistitteetaphysicsc restaurants, and community members to goers to taste. If this is something your res- Grove City Shopping Trip If Nicholas Begovic seeks to contest the adoption of the Child, he must file a motion to contest join the festival. Your vendor donation of taurant or yourself as a family chef would by Carrie Serrano included, but there are many places to eat the adoption in accordance with IC 1-19-1-1 in the above named Court, or a paternity action under IC $25 along with all other proceeds will be be interested in joining please contact 1-14 not later than thirty () days after the date of service of this notice. Treat yourself to some retail therapy. The within the outlet mall. Sweating while you If Nicholas Begovic does not file: (A) a motion to contest the adoption or (B) a paternity action going towards the YMCA Annual Cam- Carrie Serrano at 216-731-7454 or email at Euclid Family YMCA will be heading shop counts as exercise, so please join us! under IC 1-14 within thirty () days after service of this notice or after filing a paternity action under paign which provides scholarships for area [email protected] for more in- IC 1-14 fails to establish paternity within a reasonable period as determined by the paternity court the Grove City Outlets on October 18th Pricing: under IC 1-14-21-9 through IC 1-14-21-11, then the above named Court will hear and determine the youth and families to have access to the formation and vendor retgistration. Please in Grove City, PA. This trip is open to all YMCA Members: $40 Petition for Adoption. His consent will be irrevocably implied and he will lose his right to contest either YMCA programs and services. come and share your best dish with usat members of the community. Lunch is not Non-members: $50 the adoption or the validity of his implied consent to the adoption. He will lose his right to establish his paternity of the Child under IC 1-14. Nothing anyone says to Nicholas Begovic relieves Nicholas Begovic of his obligations under this notice. nder Indiana law, a putative father is a person who is named as or claims that he may be the father of a child born out of wedlock but who has not yet been legally proven to be the Childs father. For purposes of this notice, Nicholas Begovic is a putative father under the laws in Indiana regarding adoption. This notice complies with IC 1-19-4-5 but does not exhaustively set forth the unnamed putative BEACHLAND HAIR DESIGN fathers legal obligations under the Indiana adoption statutes. A person being served with this notice 18324 LAKE SHORE BLVD. should consult the Indiana adoption statutes. “A community in caring rooted in tradition for over 50 years” ADJUSTING TECHNIQUES USED: THERAPIES: CLEVELAND, OHIO *Palmer Package *Deep Soft Tissue Work Architect: Herman Gibans Fodor, Inc. – Architects, Photography: Scott Pease Photography *Thompson Drops *Individualized Active Care Plans Clerk, Porter Superior Court *Gonstead *Electrical Stimulation *Flexion –Distraction *Ultrasound Prepared by: Skilled Nursing • Rehabilitation • Private Rooms *Activator *Inter-segmental Traction Scott R. Bozik (2611-64) BLACHL, TABOR, BOIK HARTMAN LLC Assisted Living • Respite • Long Term Care • Hospice Accepts Most Major Insurance* Cash 56 Washington Street, Suite 41 Valparaiso, IN 468 BWC * Personal Injury * Auto Accidents Telephone: 219464-141 Digital X-ray Free Consultations Facsimile: 219464-927 216.486.0268 Attorneys for Petitioner, Ms. Christina Harshbarger sbozikbtbhlaw.com www.slovenehome.org 216-938-7889 www.infieldchiropracticclinic.com 22570 Lakeshore Blvd. Euclid Just West of Atlas Cinema, Downtown Euclid Euclid resident owned and operated SUE BRANDT 18621 Neff Road, Cleveland, OH 44119 Member Euclid Chamber of Commerce 216.246.9027 Conveniently located off of I-90 & Route 2 @ Exit East 185th (182A)

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Join us for muffins or bagels, fresh fruit, to Manor Care on Mayfield Road. There FARMER’S MARKET HEALTH AND FITNESS Art with Jack – Tuesday, 12:45PM Get Well Cards Bob’s Corner Euclid Senior coffee and tea. Please sign-up at the front will be food, prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Monday, September 11th & 18th, 12:30- Chair Yoga –Monday at 10:00 AM We will be happy to send a card to a mem- desk by September 11th. 1:30PM Please be sure to use all your AC $ 3.00 per class. American Red Cross Blood ber who is recovering, feeling down or just Center Rocksino Casino Trip coupons! The farmer also accepts cash. Mobile needs a little boost. Let Tommalene know Thursday, September 7th 1:30PM - All the programs listed are available at Computer Classes Wednesday, September 27th Transporta- Thanks for being part of Euclid Senior Yoga – Thursday at 9:00 AM if you would like a card sent to another Monday, September 18th, 1:00 PM tion leaving the Center at 9:30AM to 6:00PM Dining Room Annex. Euclid Lakefront Community Center Programs! Annex Room $ 3.00 per class. member to offer a little encouragement. The discussion for the next class will be: return at 3:00. The cost is $10.00 for 216-289-2985. 1 Bliss Lane, Euclid, OH 44123 Computer Basics, hardware explained members and $20.00 for non-members. Lisa Lee’s Reflexology Tai-Chi – Tuesday at 3:30 PM AARP Meeting 216-289-2985 www.cityofeuclid.com and how to protect your computer from Sign up at the front desk Monday, September 11th &29th, Monday, September 11th – 1:00PM Thanks viruses. 10AM - 12:00PM DR – Six week series - $24, Drop-ins $6.00 Speaker: Denise from DeJohn’s funeral Special thanks to Residence Home Care GATEWAY FUN BINGO Reflexology techniques are relaxing to the per class. home. clinical nurse Sonya Helton for the weekly Thursday, September 28th Leave the mind and body. Along with the sounds of blood pressure checks at the Senior Center. Center at 1:15. Return at 3:00. Register at artistic music and aroma to soothe your Billie Exercise Class – (Chair) Sonya, you are the best! the front desk. soul, reflexology allows you to escape into Tuesday & Thursday 10:00AM in the Com- by Bob Payne the healing mode to help ground and puter Room I’ve received many, many responses to last SPEAKERS nourish you. 10 minutes for $10.00 month’s Bob’s Corner. Thank you! For those Sign-up at the front desk. Line Dance – Thursday, 1:00PM who are wondering, I’ve been tentatively di- HUMANA agnosed with myeloproliferative neoplasm. September 8th,11:00AM to 11:45AM DPS Free Blood Pressure Checks Wilke It’s a bone marrow disorder. My body is Humana will be on site to offer informa- Tuesday, Septem- Thursday, 10:00-11:00AM Please give your BIRTHDAY DAY- tion on dental, vision, Medicare, advanced ber 12th name to the volunteer and she will issue producing too many white blood cells and Hardware Breakfast with Bob Wednesday September 20th plan supplements, and hospital insur- 10:00AM – 1:30PM you a number. Wait in the hallway until Book Discussion platelets. There is no cure, but it will most Cupcakes sponsored by Brookdale Ice ances. Have a question your number is called. Monday, September 11th likely be manageable. cream sponsored by Euclid Senior Pro- for an attorney 1:15PMin the Senior Center Library. Tough times serve a purpose. They tend We Repair grams. Community Police Talk regarding estate Chair Exercise to Music – Wednesday, Jennifer, from the Euclid Public Library, to crack you open and clarify what is really Thursday, September 14th, 12:15 PM planning, wills, 11:00AM DRA will lead the discussion on the book, Storm important. They also show you who your “Cop –a- Question” – Immediately after trusts, Medicaid “The Whistler” by John Grisham. true friends are. Lunch. Members from our Police Depart- Eligibility, Long Term Care Needs, or Silver Sneakers Class – Monday, Wednes- The outpouring of well-wishers has ment update us monthly and answer all Veterans Benefits? The attorneys at Daniel day and Friday 10:00 – 10:50AM – Dining Nutritional Programs Windows shocked me. I’ve received visits from your questions. Can’t be here? Leave your P. Seink Co. offer vast experience in the Room Annex Monday, Wednesday and Euclid Senior Center offers a lunch pro- friends, emails, texts, telephone calls, books, Breakfast with Bob will be on Thursday, questions at the front desk. Also, if you field of elder law. Founder and Managing Friday Free with Silver Sneakers mem- gram Monday through Friday at Noon. candy, cards and promises of prayers. It’s September 14th, 8:30 AM at Adam’s Place. have old medication that you need to Partner, Daniel P. Seink, is one of twenty bership. No Silver S. Class on Monday, We serve a nutritious meal that supplies (216) 731-7070 remarkable to me, and it brings tears to my You must have your OWN transportation Foodies discard, they will take it as long as it is not Ohio attorneys certified as an Elder Law September 4th & 25th 1/3 of your daily nutrition requirements. eyes. From the bottom of my heart, thank Thursday, September 21st,10:30AM liquid or needles. Attorney by the National Elder Law Our menus are written by a licensed dieti- you. Your encouragement is greatly appreci- Ice Cream Join us in the Library for Fun For Foodies. Foundation. Sign up for a 20 – minute FUN AND GAMES tian to insure you receive a healthy lunch. 809 E.222nd st. ated. May your kindness come back to you a Friday, Septem- All participants please bring your favorite Grief Support Group time slot (FREE) at front desk. This service The suggested donation is only $1.00. hundred times over! ber 8th, 12:15PM dish. Sign-up at the front desk. Thursday, September 14th, 12:45 PM will continue on the second Tuesday of BEADING CLASS: Reservations are to be made Monday, Euclid OH Ice cream, ice One of our seniors read the article about The Grief Support Group is for anyone each month. 1st Monday of the Month 10:30AM. to Tuesday or Wednesday, BY NOON for cream, we all my illness, and was also deeply touched. As TRIPS: who has experienced the death of a loved Noon. FREEto members No beading class the following week. When reserving, scream for ice 44123 I passed through the dining room, she called one; whether it was a spouse, child, parent, Podiatry for September. please be conscientious and look ahead to cream. Sponsored by Wickliffe Country me over. She told me that what I need is a sibling or friend. Provided by Euclid Se- Dr. Bangayanwill be here make sure you reserve lunch for the days Place. you know you will be here. We now have Momma’s hug. “A Momma’s hug,” she said, nior Programs & Hospice of the Western on Wednesday, September Quilting Class – 2nd & 3rd Thursday, to report the number of no-shows and “is when Momma hugs and rocks you side Reserve. 13th & 27th,9:20 to 11:00 12:30PM-2:30PM seconds. Please help us to lessen the no to side.” She explained that even hurt little AM Call 289-2985 for an appointment at the Pinochle Tournament – Friday – 1:00PM. shows/seconds. You can help to make a children will settle down and their hurting is RTA Friday, September 15th, at 11:15AM center. Fee - $20.00, w/membership. Computer Room. difference. Thank you! taken away when they get a Momma’s hug. RTA will be onsite to discuss changes in She then proceeded to hug me tight in front the Regional Transit Authority System. Post Office on Wheels Open Card Play –Wednesday at 1:00 PM. of everyone, rocking me side to side. 13th Annual Cleveland Senior Friday, September 22nd Card games, Pinochle, Bridge & Rummy. Now, I don’t know if that hug and all of Walk Low Vision Support Group 10:45 - 11:15AM the well wishes will affect my blood counts Thursday, September 7th Monday, September 25th, 10:00AM Special Services, Money Orders, Stamps & Bingo –Monday,Wednesday & Friday (we will see later this month), but I can tell Rain or Shine. Leave the Senior Center at If you or a family member suffers from Packaging Supplies are available. 12:45PM – Dining Room. you that there is truly something sacred Euclid Senior Donuts Day! 8:30 a.m. Register at the front desk. FREE Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopa- about being there when someone is in need. Tuesday, September 12th at 11:00 AM thy, Glaucoma, Cataracts, Stroke to the BENEFITS CHECK-UP – FREE Pool Tournament – Friday, September We all experience ups and downs. We all Join us for a delicious Donuts provided by Grande Pointe Fun Bingo Optic Nerves or other eye related prob- Monday, September 18th & 25th 15th, 9:20AM August winner – John have times when we feel strong, and times The Willows Health Rehab Center. Tuesday, September 19th – Leave the lems, don’t miss this talk. 9:00AM – 1:00PM Rogoski when we feel weak. Perhaps the most dif- September 12th & 26th– 1:00 – 2:00PM Senior Center at 1:15PM returning around Benefits Check – Up is a program to screen ficult times are when we feel we have no 3:00PM. FREE– Register at the front desk. SERVICES adults 60+ for over 70 money-saving Crochet– Tuesday, 10:00 AM AC control over things. How comforting it is to programs: prescription drug assistance, have others who genuinely care about what MT. ST. JOSEPH’S OSHIIP help paying Medicare premiums, help with Adult Coloring – Tuesday, 1:00PM, AC you are going through. COOKING WITH CHEF September 5TH, 11:00AM TO 2:00PM heating bills phone discounts, and much Please, do not underestimate the power RANDY Medicare health and drug plans change more. Call 216-289-2985 to schedule an EDUCATION – you have to help someone else. The slightest Thursday, September 21st, 2:00PM every year. Open Enrollment is Oct. 15 – appt. SOCIALIZATION gesture of caring can be significant to some- Leave the Center at 1:30 to enjoy a cooking Dec. 7. Counselors from the Ohio Senior one having difficulty in their journey. demonstration with Chef Randy Eagles. Health Insurance Information Program FREE FRESH PRODUCE Bible Study – The group meets Tuesday, During your time of need, I sincerely FREE.Register at the front desk. (OSHIIP) will be onsite to help review Euclid Senior Programs 10:00AM– Library. Bingo for Prizes. Sponsored by Kem- your insurance and answer any questions hope that all of you have people who care. Monday, September 25th, 12:30- 2:30 PM per House & Mount St. Joseph. FREE about your Medicare coverage. Sign up at (or until all produce is gone) First Come Arts & Crafts - Wednesday, 10:00AM – And, may you all be recipients of a Momma’s MANOR CARE COMMUNITY BINGO the front desk. First Serve. Please bring your ID AC hug. 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