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Keep Lakewood Beautiful - Beautiful Homes Awards “it’s a smile, it’s a kiss, it’s a sip of wine … it’s summertime!” Kenny Chesney Free – Take One! Please Patronize Our Advertisers! Proud Member Of The Observer Media Family Of Community Written And Owned Newspapers & Websites Volume 15, Issue 14, July 14, 2019 Keep Lakewood Beautiful - Beautiful Homes Awards This past weekend was LakewoodAlive’s peak summer party, Sum- mer Meltdown sponsored in part by Melt Bar and Grilled. More photos inside. Even more photos of this event and other Lakewood views online at lakewoodobserver.com/photoblogs Thank you to all the people, moms, dads and kids that looked for our lost Olive. Thank you to the police that kept her safe and fed her popcorn until we found her. I’m am so grateful and moved by the concern, empathy, and time. Especially the man in the straw hat with the wagon! Olive’s mom by Tish Marshall Lakewood Arts Festival: Each year Keep Lakewood Original Artwork, Original Beautiful (KLB) sponsors a Beautiful Homes award. The Music, Original Food winning homes are chosen for by Katherine Isenhart glass, ceramics, jewelry, sculp- well-maintained landscaping For one glistening sum- ture, fiber and more. that beautifies the neighbor- mer day, Lakewood closes Returning to the festival hood for the enjoyment of all. Detroit Avenue, between this year will be Lakewood The seven winners for 2018 Belle to Arthur Avenues, and ceramic artist Yumiko Goto, were recognized with a plaque bring artists of all disciplines “2017 Best of Show” featur- for each home at the City together along with 15,000 ing hand thrown stoneware. Council meeting in May. The collectors and art lovers. The Yumiko participates in the homes honored are 1603 Clar- juried festival hosts over 180 festival “to share love and ence Ave., the Mohar Family; regional and national artists joy under the sun.” Phillippe 13926 Clifton Blvd., Heather and makers displaying paint- Rudge; 1245-47 Edwards Ave., ings, prints, photography, art continued on page 9 Jim and Mary McCarthy; 2016 Elbur Ave., Suzanne Sauvinsky; 1365 Lakeland, The Shelgunov KB Confections Celebrates Family; 1577 Riverside Drive, Its 7th Anniversary With An Joe and Eileen Papplardo; and 1458 Woodward, Cat Donovan. Ice Cream Birthday Bash! Congratulations to the winners by Matthew Shumaker and thank you from all of us for on the KLB page of the city’s We’re looking for nominees KB Confections helping Keep Lakewood Beau- web site (onelakewood.com). for 2019. The grounds can be announced it’s celebrating 7 tiful. The winning addresses Know a beautiful yard or charming, exquisite, mag- years in business with an Ice and names will also be posted garden in your neighborhood? nificent. The landscaping can Cream Birthday Bash, Satur- contain annuals, perennials, day, July 27th at their bakery in shrubbery, etc., in any combi- Lakewood, OH. LakewoodAlive To Host Lakewood nation. The only requirements KB Confections began as Tool Box Tool Sale On July 20 are that the home is in a childhood dream of owner Karen Bosworth. After years of by Veronica Janosek the Lake Erie Building’s East Lakewood and the nomina- making wedding cakes out of Looking to secure a Lot near the intersection of tion is submitted by July 31. her house, in 2012, Karen and my family in.” said Karen. specific tool for a home Athens and Halstead Avenues You can nominate a beauti- family opened the doors to Since then, KB has become improvement project? Or sim- in Lakewood’s Historic Bird- ful home through the Keep their bakery located inside the known for the quality of their ply seeking to refresh your town Neighborhood. Lakewood Beautiful page on old Winterich’s Florists Green- product and their friendly current tool box at home? You The Tool Box Tool Sale the city website (onelakewood. house across from St. Edward family atmosphere. are in luck. will feature donated hand/ com). If you prefer, you may High School. “We really like to focus LakewoodAlive will host a power tools, lawn equipment call the Mayor’s Office at 529- “KB Confections is a on two things. Great tasting Lakewood Tool Box Tool Sale and miscellaneous hard- 6600 with your nomination. young girl’s dream turned into sweets and our customers,” on Saturday, July 20 from 9 ware being sold to benefit the You will need to supply the a reality. Never in my wildest said Karen. “If it doesn’t taste a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This garage Lakewood Tool Box. Both cash address of the nominee and dreams did I imagine going great, it’ll never leave the shop. sale-style event will take place and credit will be accepted. your name and contact infor- from the kitchen in my home We owe it to our customers. at the Lakewood Tool Box, LakewoodAlive is also mation. Thank you and we to owning a successful full ser- located in the back corner of hope to have many nomina- continued on page 11 tions this year. vice bakery in the town I raised continued on page 9 Page 2 The Lakewood Observer Volume 15, Issue 14 July 14, 2019 Lakewood Observer ruling planet is going direct mid- know is revealed to you at the divine month, take a lesson from the deer, be right time, the right place, & in the gentle on yourself & others, aim that right way bow & arrow at the stars, shoot arrows of love Pisces: Cha-Ching, there’s a sunken treasure in the bottom of Lake Capricorn: It’s time for the Goat Erie, & guess who’s getting a pie of to make friends with the baby ele- abundance pie? Think you’re not wor- phant, wrap your arms around those thy? Shh that mouth & open up that in need this month, soften your hard treasure chest exterior just a tad, listen to melt the Eva Starr, local astrologer, has icebergs been studying the moon & stars since by Eva Starr encore” for the Oscar winning perfor- she could read. Starr can be reached at mances Aquarian: Divine timing is your evastarr.com AUGUST friend this month, relax & enjoy life, Leo: The Lion/Lioness is known knowing that whatever you need to Aries: Fire your inner critic, for its generous nature, early-on this whew, that’s scratched off your “to month you’ve got a star-studded lineup do” list, now start enjoying life, & liv- at your door, the Sun, Mercury, Venus ing up to the Ram’s full potential, start & Mars, share some of the Good Juju hanging with people at the top of that mountain… Virgo: Everyone’s a teacher in your story, even the ones you call less SINCE 1990 • 26 YEARS IN BUSINESS! 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