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Michael F. Cavotta presenting check to senior class officers. Gigi Elder and Gail Greenberg grooving to Ronny Milsaps, Lost in the Fifties Tonight. by Len Corpora, VP Alumni Association weeks prior to the trip, the Senior Class was Collinwood High Schools 2016 graduating short on the funds. That is when fast think- class enjoyed their annual right-of-passage ing Dwayne Magowen, class treasurer, senior trip on May 13th. For the high soar- reached out to the Alumni Association for ing Senior’s, their destination was GradNite assistance and respond they did!. On May at Cedar Point where high school seniors 2nd at the senior’s weekly meeting, Michael from around the state come together in one F. Cavotta, Pres. of the Alumni Associa- big party at the Roller Coaster Capital of the tion, presented a check to the senior class World. High school seniors had a chance to to cover the entire charter bus costs. This mingle with other schools, widening their gift allowed all graduating students to be perspective and shared their views on the able to make the trip. In his opening com- exceptional education program enjoyed ments, Michael expressed the importance here at Collinwood. They arrived by charter of, “being a Railroader and the Alumni bus at noon and stayed until mid-night, en- Association helping the senior class simply Owner, Joe Piunno (left) discussing sports with Butch Fulton (right) as Mike Trivisonno looks on. joying a wonderful day of fellowship, thrill- demonstrates our Railroader Spirit”. Ac- ing rides (especially the Valravn), games cording to Philana Williams, Senior Class by Michael Cavotta tour after the school year, the full 50th re- and afterhours parties. A great time was Adviser, “The seniors had a fabulous time at With the school year coming to an end, it union committee of the Class of 66 attend- had by all! Cedar Point thanks to the great work of the was only appropriate to show our collective ed. Attendees includes Patricia Boyd, Rich- However, the trip and all the wonderful Alumni Association for graciously provid- appreciation for the support and cooperation ard D’Apice, Cliff Baggott,Mike Trivisonno, memories almost didn’t happen. A few ing funding”. provided by the CHS over the year. Support Karen Erickson, Renee Mcdiffett and Butch included help in recovering older trophies Fulton who commented,“It’s important we which had been “lost” in storage which now keep connected to our school. Events like grace the Social Room; help to get recognition this help”. Walk and Roll, Cycle and Stroll, on for a soon-to-be-Centurion, Angela Laurich, The group was treated to traditional who had to leave school in 10th grade to help Mill Tavern luncheon buffet in the Social E. 185th her family financially during the depression Room which features a wide array of CHS by Nan Kennedy Contact Julia at NSDC to help with prizes, and always regretted not being an “official memorabilia including trophies, Spotlights On June 18 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm the and to volunteer to help with planning Railroader”; assisting in efforts to “save” the and jerseys from time long gone by. On a E. 185th merchants will put out tables and the event and day of, including being bike iconic murals on the first floor, all 440 feet of large screen TV, a looping video consist- give away, lollipops, the cycling community ride leaders [email protected]. To find them and the support for school tour visita- ing of nostalgic treasures such as the CHS will gather in the old Chevy lot for a bike out more, contact the E. 185 Merchants tions, especially the larger reunion groups. Color Guard performing at the 2014 Grand rodeo and safety lessons, the Walk&Roll Association:WalkAndRollE185@gmail. All in all, the year was marked by unparal- Reunion, the taking of the senior picture people will energize the sidewalks – join com; or Barbara Liddell: (216) 242-9087; leled school cooperation especially from featuring the Collinwood Train, snips from your neighbors for exercise, sidewalk- Sandra McKinney: (216) 925-2937. Principal Mary Miller, Senior Class Adviser the first State Championship ever, the 1962 sharing and maybe an occasional bargain. Philana Williams, Literacy Coach, Gigi Wil- State Track & Field meet all while Ronny liams and Gail Greenberg, Media Specialist Millsap’s, Lost in the Fifties Tonight, reso- to name a few. nated throughout the room. Gail Green- Cleveland Metroparks On May 17th, 2016 the Alumni Associa- berg was emotionally taken-aback by the tion in conjunction with the Class of 1966 event, stating, “I loved the room décor Announces 2016 Euclid Beach and the Mill Tavern hosted CHS Apprecia- and all the creativity that was reflected in tion Day. Representing CHS where Gigi El- your presentation. So many memories of LIVE Concert Schedule der and Gail Greenberg. Mary Miller had a my childhood!” On the spot, Gigi Elder conflicting meeting with School Board and became a Lifetime member of CHSAA Cleveland Metroparks is excited to announce the Euclid Beach LIVE concert series Philana Williams was down with the flu, and stated emphatically that, “we are truly lineup for summer 2016! The Euclid Beach LIVE concert series brings the com- both sent their sincere best wishes through appreciative of the work the Alumni Asso- munity together for great music, delicious food and fun for the whole family while Gigi and Gail. Representing CHSAA were ciation performs. It is the essence of being a overlooking the scenic Euclid Beach on Lake Erie. Michael F. Cavotta, Pres. and Len Corpora, Railroader. I look forward to returning to VP. In appreciation for scheduling a school the Social Room.” Euclid Beach LIVE returns for the third summer with a 10 week schedule on Fri- days from 5:30-8:30 p.m. from June 10 through August 12 at Euclid Beach Park in Cleveland Metroparks Euclid Creek Reservation. Food trucks and live bands make for a fun twist on the traditional picnic in the park - the perfect way to unwind at Coit Road farmers the end of the week. market expands their June 10 | The Blues Posse featuring Earl the Pearl & Guitar Slim hours for the summer June 17 | The Mighty Golden Echoes & The Prayer Warriors time. Read all about it June 24 | Charisma on page 15 July 1 | FORECAST Page 2 The Collinwood Observer Volume 8 • Issue 6 June 2016 June 2016 The Collinwood Observer Volume 8 • Issue 6 Page 3

Community Community Councilman’s Corner Start your weekend with a concert Renter Equity Program COMMUNITY MEETINGS We’re back again offering the Renter Equity kitchen has exposed brick, dark cabinets by Michael D. entire line up for this series by visiting the and a good book at the Beach! Program for affordable live/work space for with glass display doors, and brand new Polensek Cleveland MetroParks website at www. The Collinwood Observer is a citizen-based news COLLINWOOD HOMEOWNERS MEETING by North Collinwood residents. artists! This is an amazing path to “Build- appliances. The apartment also has beauti- source published by Collinwood Publishing Inc., a local 1st Wednesday of the month clevelandmetroparks.com. Look forward It’s free to borrow a book, magazine, ing Wealth While Renting”. In the next few ful laminate flooring throughout! Let’s not business dedicated to the development of grass roots A lot has transpired to seeing you there! 7:00 PM media and increased connectedness of the citizens, St Mary Church Collinwood and Euclid Observer newspa- sentences we will highlight the benefits of forget about the studio, with exposed duc- civic groups, non profits, businesses and institutions in since my last Ob- With sun and rain, comes high grass 15519 Holmes Avenue per for as long as you are enjoying it. Bring the program. This Renter Equity-based twork, air-conditioning and a bathroom. and around Cleveland Wards 10 and 11. server article. First, especially on vacant lots and at abandoned it back when you are finished and exchange program provides a middle ground be- The building has security cameras inside I wish to thank all homes. Needless to say, City crews are EAST 185th STREET NEIGHBORHOOD for new reading material all summer long. tween renting and home ownership. Resi- and out as well as washer and dryer hook- The Collinwood Observer those neighbor- already backed up because of the growing ASSOCIATION We have materials for all ages and reading dents earn monthly credit by making time- ups in the basement. 650 E. 185th street 2nd Tuesday of the Month levels – and even Russian language litera- ly rent payments, assisting in maintaining hood residents who problem throughout the city. If there is 6:00 PM Cleveland, OH 44119 ture. responded to the a property occupied or unoccupied with Lithuanian Hall the property, and participating in commu- 321 E. 156th Street – Unit 2 See you this month on Fridays from nity- based meetings and programs. After You will want this beautiful two bed, one Copyright 2014—Collinwood Publishing Inc. questionnaire in the Ward 8 newsletter high grass on your street please call it into 877 East 185th Street – next to Post Office 5:30-8pm during the following concerts: 5 years of occupancy residents can receive bath apartment from the moment you walk All rights reserved. Any reproduction is pertaining to the proposed bike path on the mayor’s Acton Center at (216) 664- DEMOCRATIC WARD CLUB June 17: The Mighty Golden Echoes & an unrestricted cash payment up to $4,137. in! When you walk into the foyer you’re forbidden without written permission. Lakeshore Boulevard. From the responses 2900. I also wish to thank those neighbors 2nd Wednesday of the Month The Lakefront Literacy Project’s mobile library is a volunteer-led, grant funded initiative launched The Prayer Warriors Participants will receive a monthly state- greeted with beautiful laminate floor- received, it was clear that the overwhelm- and concerned residents who have taken it 6:30 PM PUBLISHER in spring 2015 by North Collinwood residents. June 24: Charisma ment that will identify the credits they’ve ing and a spacious coat closet. This unit Collinwood Slovenian Home John Copic, [email protected] ing number of residents were in support of upon themselves to cut the treelawns and Find it at Euclid Beach during “Euclid Beach Live July 1: Forecast 15810 Holmes Avenue earned along with their vested balance. features a spacious balcony space to enjoy some sort of bike designation. Therefore, front yards of some of these abandoned Concerts”. PRESIDENT: Councilman Polensek The Lakefront Literacy Project is sup- Right now we are offering two properties those precious few warm days our won- ADVERTISING John Copic, 216.505.0185 the Department of Public Works, Division homes. Your civic pride and community ported by Northeast Shores Community that have been fully renovated: 276 E. 156th derful city has. Both the large kitchen and by Allison Lukacsy of traffic engineering, will be implementing concern is most appreciated. EAST 156th STREET NEIGHBROHOOD Development Corporation, the neighbor- St. #4 and 321 E. 156th St. #2. bathroom have dark cabinets. The kitchen WRITERS: Bob Payne, Pat Brady, Matthew Stop by The Lakefront Literacy Project’s ASSOCIATION hood Cleveland Public Libraries and made has a gas stove. There are large closets in Orgovan, Gina M. Tabasso, Rita Kingsbury, a combination of dedicated bike lanes and For summer fun and information, make mobile book box Fridays at Euclid Beach 3rd Wednesday of the month possible by generous book donations from 276 E. 156th Street – Unit 4 each of the newly carpeted bedrooms, and Fr. Joseph Fortuna, Pastor, V. McGraw, Joe shared lanes. They should be restriping the sure you get your hands on a copy of the 6:00 PM Park during the Cleveland Metroparks Half Price Books, The Cleveland Founda- Move right into this fully renovated and the apartment is flooded with tons of sun- Valencic, Rina Catena, Nan Kennedy, Heidi roadway in the next couple of weeks. Ob- “Scoop on Summer” for all Greater Col- Collinwood Recreation Center “Euclid Beach Live!” concert series. The tion’s Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, numer- spacious apartment with store front studio light. The building has security cameras Shenk, Melissa Gleeson, Peter Brown, viously, Traffic Engineering will monitor linwood summer activities. Our sincere 16300 Lakeshore Boulevard mobile library is a volunteer-led, grant ous individuals and with grant support space! This apartment has two bedrooms inside and out as well as washer and dryer Michael D. Polensek, Allison Lukacsy, Gail the roadway to see how things are working thanks to Erin Randel, who, once again, funded initiative launched in spring 2015 from Neighborhood Connections. Greenberg, Erica Marks, John Horton, 5th DISTRICT COMMUNITY RELATIONS and one bathroom. Right off the kitchen hookups in the basement. out to see if they need to tweak sections in did an outstanding job on getting this bro- MEETING Courtney DeSchepper, Nicole English, Julia is the perfect space for an office or dining the future. Thanks, once again, to all those chure together and distributed in the com- 3rd Wednesday of the month room. Some of the renovations include DON’T MISS OUT! SCHEDULE A PRI- DiBaggio, Marilyn Ottato, Sr. Madeline who responded and participated at the munity. 6:00 PM Muller, Susan Brandt, Laurie Henrichsen, a brand new kitchen and bathroom. The VATE TOUR NOW!!! neighborhood meetings held at the recre- We just commemorated Memorial Day. Collinwood Community Services Center You Can Keep Our Great Lake Great Marguerite DiPenti East 152 Street ation center. On June 12 at 2:00 PM we will be dedicating Photography: John Copic, Liz Copic, Work is well under way on the new pe- the new Veteran’s Park at East 174th Street EAST 140TH STREET NEIGHBORHOOD Stephen Love, Sarah Gyorki destrian bridge over I-90. Work will con- and Lakeshore Boulevard along with a vet- ASSOCIATION tinue through the summer and should be eran’s monument in memory and honor to 4TH Wednesday of the Month DID YOU KNOW...? 6:00 PM The views and opinions expressed in this completed sometime in the fall. The bridge all of the men and women who have served publication are those of each writer, and not Collinwood Community Services Center You can help fight chronic will be a part of the Euclid Creek Bike Path our Nation from the greater Collinwood East 152 Street those of the publisher, editor or any other entity. absenteeism in Cleveland by visiting and Greenway Project which is in the plan- and Nottingham communities. We shall Oliver Hazard Perry (School) Get2SchoolCleveland.com and learning more about The Collinwood Observer is powered by: ning stage and is proposed to link the Eu- never forget their sacrifice. Community Advisory Committee the importance of students attending school every day. clid Creek Reservation at Euclid Avenue to As always I may be reached at my office at 1st Tuesday of the month our lakefront. (216) 664-4236 or via email at mpolensek@ 6:00 PM CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT The Euclid Beach Summer Concert se- clevelandcitycouncil.org@clevelandcity- Collinwood Recreation Center The illustrations on the street-facing side of the The side panel of each shelter details easy habits council.org. ries begins on Friday, June 10 from 5:30 – CLEVELAND CITY COUNCIL shelters depict ways each of us can become better every RTA rider can adopt to ensure Lake Erie’s 8:30 PM at Euclid Beach. You can see the Monday night at 7:00 PM stewards of our environment. health is optimal. Get-to-School-SmallSpaceAds-Collinwood.indd 2 1/26/16 10:33 AM To submit a story, go to www.collinwoodobserver. Please note – this is a public and open com, click on Member Center, sign in, click on meeting but does not take public HGR 2016 STEM Scholarship Winner commentary Submit Story, and start writing.

Any questions about these meetings Congratulations to Next deadline: Mayl 25, 2016. please feel free to call You can mail your stories to the Collinwood Mary Louise, Councilman Polensek’s office, DID YOU KNOW...? (216) 664-4236 or Tiffany Moore Observer office at 650 E. 185th Street, Over the last three school years, 58.4% of Julia DiBaggio, Northeast Shores Dev. Corp., Euclid High School Cleveland, OH 44119. (216) 481-7660 kindergarten students and 56.1% of first grade Class of 2016 students missed 10 or more days of school. The recipient of the $2,000 Get2SchoolCleveland.com HGR Industrial Surplus CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Last month, new, clear vinyl bus shelter wraps were designed in collaboration with the NEORSD’s marketing department by North Collinwood artist Allison Lukacsy. Grant support by Euclid Beach Adopt-A-Beach Team and STEM Scholarship! Northeast Shores Development Corporation. Printing and installation by neighborhood shop, Imagemart, Inc.

by Allison Lukacsy erly! Anything but rain down the storm Get-to-School-SmallSpaceAds-Collinwood.indd 6 1/26/16 10:33 AM Thanks to a grant from the Northeast Ohio rain causes all sorts of problems for the Regional Sewer District (NEORSD), RTA underground infrastructure. Compost THE UNTOUCHABLES bus riders, joggers, dog walkers and motor- your clippings and find out the proper way ists along Lakeshore Boulevard have a re- to dispose of all sorts of household waste

minder about what small part we can play at the City of Cleveland’s Division of Waste to maintain the health of Northeast Ohio’s Collection and Disposal: http://www.city. greatest natural asset – Lake Erie. cleveland.oh.us/CityofCleveland/Home/ Last month, new, clear vinyl wraps were Government/CityAgencies/ParksRecre- installed at four RTA bus shelters along ationandProperties/Waste/Cleveland%20 Deal Direct With The Owner And Make Your Best Deal Now! Lakeshore Boulevard between E.149th Recycles!/Recycling%20and%20Waste%20 Vinyl Siding Windows Kitchens Carpentry and just beyond Wildwood Marina’s entry, Disposal%20Guide Porches – Repair/Rebuild Rec Rooms Attics Tuck Pointing near Sandy’s Frozen Whip. The wraps were Pitch those pills! Don’t flush expired Structural Correction Room Additions Decks Doors And, congrats to the Untouchables, EHS’s Robotics Team, for its Garages – Repair/Rebuild Bathrooms Driveways Roofing designed in collaboration with the NE- medications down the drain or toilet. A creativity and teamwork at the 2016 AWT RoboBots Competition. Cabinet Refacing Waterproofing Electrical Plumbing ORSD’s marketing department by North study conducted by the United States Geo- Collinwood artist Allison Lukacsy. Grant logical Survey found that 80 percent of support by Euclid Beach Adopt-A-Beach streams sampled across 30 states detected 216.570.8957 Licensed.Bonded.Insured Team and Northeast Shores Development very low concentrations of chemicals com- Visit www.hgrinc.com for monthly Corporation. Printing and installation by monly found in prescription drugs. Wrap sales and early bird specials. Check Out Our Great Rating With The BBB! neighborhood shop, Imagemart, Inc. and trash your unused medications in- We Buy & Sell EVERYTHING! The illustrations on the street-facing side stead. Same goes for paint, solvents, anti- But, what is everything? of the shelters depict ways each of us can freeze, paint thinner, oil, and gasoline. become better stewards of our environ- Keep our beaches clean for your family Air Handling Machine Tools Robots Collinwood Neighborhood ment while the side panel of each shelter and neighbors - pick up litter when you see Chemical Processing Motors Woodworking Catholic Ministries details easy habits we can adopt to ensure it! Don’t toss trash on the sidewalk, lawn, CNC Packaging Welding Psychodynamic Therapy Lake Erie’s health is optimal. or streets – during a rain event it is all car- 15706 St. Clair Avenue Some things you can do to keep our ried to the storm drains and out to Lake and with hundreds of new arrivals daily, you never know what you will find. Danielle J. Dronet Mary Ellen Brinovec Great Lake great include: Erie. Use City issued trash bins instead of LISW-S, LICDC 216-407-1836 Picking up after your pet! Did you know bags on the curb which can be torn apart 20001 Euclid Avenue [email protected] that dog doo affects water quality? Poor by animals. Participate in neighborhood Euclid,Ohio 44117 water quality with unsafe, high bacteria cleanups, clean your own curb, and carry a [email protected] 216-486-4567 Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CollinwoodNCM counts causes closures at swimming beach- bag with you on walks to scoop up trash. 216.501.1730 visit us on our website http://www.cncmministries.org es, especially after heavy rain events. Learn about these tips and more @ ne- www.hgrinc.com Dispose of yard and garbage waste prop- orsd.org/HealthyHome

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Community HGR Summer Fun Has Just Begun at the Healthy Parenting: CAMHP Hose Master Develops Manufacturing Apprentice Library Foundation and Siggy’s Village Program to Train Machinists and Welders by Kiaira Jefferson Nutrition Classes by Danielle Dronet Completion of all events and classes will al- quarters at 1233 E. 222nd Street because, Summer Fun Has Just Begun at the Library! In continuance with last month’s Commu- Healthy Parenting, hosted by CAMHP low graduates to receive adult and children according to Sammy, his dad “got a great Collinwood Branch Library nity Gardening Project, children will learn Foundation and Siggy’s Village, will begin sized helmets and bicycles, portable full- price on the facility, and the City of Euclid 856 E. 152nd St., Cleveland, OH 44110 how to eat for better health by planning July 9th at 10am until 10:30am Saturdays sized grocery carts, as well as a bag of gro- was great to work with.” 216-623-6934 balanced meals. at Collinwood Neighborhood Catholic ceries after each discussion. Light snacks Sammy says, “My father is a tool and die [email protected] Thursdays, June 9th, 16th, & 23rd *1:30pm Ministries located at 15706 St Clair Ave, will be provided as well as childcare. Please maker with a knack for building machines. Youth Programs Cleveland Museum of Art Summer Camp: Cleveland, OH 44110. There will be mul- contact Karen Zigman or Carol Hartman He’s not educated as an engineer but is the Free Summer Lunches for Kids Digital Storytelling tiple discussion groups: at (216) 282-4596 or healthyparenting. best engineer I’ve known.” Sammy went All Cleveland Public Library locations of- Students will experiment with new forms Modern Life as a Parent [email protected] to request services and on to get his M.B.A. at Case Western Re- fer FREE summer lunches for all children of technology and learn how incorporating How Are Your Children? to RSVP as space is limited. by Gina M. Tabasso serve University and spends 80 percent of birth through age 18. Healthy, free meals digital media adds impact and dimension Pregnancy, Birth, and the First Five This program is sponsored by Neighbor- Can you guess what Hose Master makes? his work day doing research and develop- are provided through the Greater Cleve- to their stories. (AGE GROUP: 8-13 yrs. Years hood Connections, Collinwood Neighbor- Yup. Hose! But not of the garden variety. ment. Not only do Hose Master’s engineers land Food Bank. old. REGISTRATION REQUIRED) Yoga hood Catholic Ministries, and Siggy’s Vil- Hose Master manufactures ¼-inch to design products, but they design and build Monday – Friday *11:30am-12:30pm Monday – Friday, June 27th-July Culinary Education and Cooking Class lage. 20-inch-in-diameter metal hoses with ex- the equipment to make the products, and Tech Dreams: Business Build Up 1st*10:45am-3:15pm pansion joints to transport liquids and gas- they train machinists and welders to fab- Tech Dreams is offering an after school Adult Programs ses for industrial applications where rubber ricate them. Sammy’s sister and brother program teaching children how to start Take Control of Diabetes CAMHP Community Groups hose won’t work because the environment manage marketing and legal activities, their own businesses and develop leader- Do you or someone you love have diabe- by Stephen Bivens Domestic Violence: For more informa- is too hot (think, steel mill), too cold, or respectively, for the company. Sam and ship skills. tes? Everyone with Diabetes Counts is a CAMHP, Center for Advanced Mental tion please contact Danielle Dronet at (216) where there is a concern that something Sammy both work on the shop floor side Mondays, June 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th*1:30- program that encourages small lifestyle Health Practice, is providing commu- 501-1730 could permeate the hose (think, chemical by side with their employees, which include 3pm changes while learning about your diabetes nity groups for domestic violence, mental For more information please visit: plants and refineries), such as in the trans- 400 people in four locations (Cleveland, Summer Reading Club!! and the way it affects your health. health, foster parent support, bereavement, port of chlorine. As consumers, we have Atlanta, Houston, Reno). This year’s reading club is all about the Thursdays, May 12th – June 16th*10am- and drug and alcohol. www.ddronet.com encountered their hoses in three places: the The Fotis have a vested interest in the CLE! Join us on Tuesdays for fun activities 12pm Mondays at 6:30pm: Mental Health www.camhp.us metal hose that connected the receiver to state of U.S. manufacturing. Sammy says, and crafts to help us celebrate Cleveland. **GED Classes are now on summer break. Wednesday at 6:30pm: Bereavement, Please note if groups or times change the box in a pay-phone booth in the good “When I think altruistically, I want to help Tuesdays, June 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th Classes will resume the week of August Drug and Alcohol they will be further reported in the Collin- old days, the hose on a handheld shower- the U.S. develop more engineers and a *1:00pm 29th ** Saturday at 10:00am: Foster Parent Sup- wood Observer. head and the hose that we can’t see beneath manufacturing base. I am distressed at the port the dispenser at a gas station, which pumps movement toward a service orientation and the gas up from the underground tank. away from manufacturing. Manufacturing The company got its start 34 years ago is stressed and challenged, with the excep- invent ways to develop a skilled workforce.” aging-out workforce. And, we need to keep when Sam Foti, Sr., who ran a small hose tion of the automotive industry. This is de- The company has created a manufactur- production domestic rather than sourcing company, sent his son Sammy to college teriorating the foundation and base of our ing apprenticeship program. Since it can’t overseas products.” Because of this invest- for a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engi- economy. Manufacturing is the base that find and hire enough skilled machinists, it ment in building the manufacturing work- neering at The University of Michigan, said feeds everything. Although the field of en- train its own, and it hires in general labor force, Hose Master was recognized with a “Let’s start a company,” and used the fam- gineering has become more popular, which employees then gauges who might want 2016 Evolution of Manufacturing Award by ily’s savings to buy tool room equipment. I am happy to see, we aren’t doing a good to learn welding. He advises, “To have ad- Smart Business Magazine. .Gina M. Tabas- Hose Master was born in a 17,000-square- job of developing people for other skilled equate staffing, we must commit ourselves so, marketing communications specialist, foot building in Euclid, Ohio, then expand- positions, especially machinists and weld- to training. We can’t be casual about de- HGR Industrial Surplus, www.hgrinc.com ed to its current quarter-mile-long head- ers. Because of this, Hose Master has had to veloping future generations to replace the

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School News Community End of the Year at Lakeshore Hannah Gibbons to serve summer meals Neighborhood Leadership Development Crazy for Collinwood by CMSD News Bureau giving families access to three free or low- Program Seeks 2016 Applicants by Julia DiBaggio Intergenerational School The Cleveland Metropolitan School Dis- cost meals a day throughout the year, said From photo shoots to community crafting, Adult Activities trict has chosen 18 schools that will serve Joseph Vaughn, CMSD’s executive director the Ballot Box Project winners are gearing This Is Collinwood: History in Everyday free breakfast, lunch or supper to children of food and child nutrition services. up to bring you some amazing opportuni- People during June and July. Four high schools – Max S. Hayes, Jane ties. These projects are all about showing Stephen Bivens will be taking photographs The new summer-meals initiative, an- Addams, John Adams and the John Mar- pride for Collinwood and the people that of local business owners. Photos will be nounced in April, is designed to help fami- shall – will serve breakfast from 8 to 9:30 make our neighborhood the best in Cleve- taken at their shop, market, studio, or gal- lies stay fed while schools on are summer a.m. and lunch from 11:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. land. Activities are beginning in May and lery. Date and time can be arranged based break. Schools will serve the free meals from May 31 through July 8. The buildings will continue through November. This on business owner’s preference. Images Monday through Friday to any child age 18 will open an hour before breakfast. month youth can get their hands dirty and will be provided (free of charge) for pro- and under, regardless of whether they are Nine other schools will serve breakfast try something new, while the adults can be motional use. Contact Stephen Bivens at enrolled as District students. from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and lunch from boastful about their craft. [email protected] to request a Our students performing Lion King Kids Cast of the Lion King Kids Adults who accompany the children can 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. from June 1 until July 22. Benjie Alatise Photo courtesy of Maria Kaiser Kenneth Perdue Photo courtesy of Maria Kaiser Youth Activities photo session. by Courtney De Schepper the 2016-2017 school year. You can stop eat for a small fee: $2.50 for breakfast and Those schools include Adlai E. Stevenson, Collinwood Camera Club by Sandra Kluk confidence and providing the tools to help We have had a great year at Lakeshore by or call the office Monday-Friday from $4 for lunch or supper. Anton Grdina, Michael R. White, Walton, It’s time for teens to learn photography Collinwood Farm to Table Cookbook In 2006, the Jack, Joseph and Morton Man- her engage more people in the community; Intergenerational School. Our students 8am-4pm or visit us at one of the following The Greater Cleveland Food Bank will Marion-Sterling, Bolton, Hannah Gibbons, with the Collinwood Camera Club. There is Do you have a favorite recipe that you’re del Foundation, along with former Cleve- getting them involved in working on com- performed the Lion King Kids, and it was community events for more information. act as a partner in the program, handling Wade Park and Luis Muñoz Marin. an introductory meeting on Tuesday, May not only proud of but you want to share land Mayor Michael White, established a munity issues.” amazing! During the final few weeks of 200th Street Stroll June 4th the program paperwork while the District Five schools will serve supper from 3 to 10th. Students will provide residents with with everyone? Perhaps you have a veg- leadership training program for engaged Kenneth Perdue is another Euclid resi- school, our students spent a lot of time Walk and Roll Parade June 18th takes care of operations. The U.S. Depart- 5 p.m. from June 1 through July 22. The complimentary family portraits through- etable garden unlike any other. Lori Kella neighborhood leaders. The Neighborhood dent and NLDP graduate. He is the CEO outside planting flowers with our wonder- Waterloo Arts Fest June 25th ment of Agriculture will reimburse CMSD schools are Harvey Rice, Miles Park, Jo- out summer. Contact Bridget Caswell at is creating the Collinwood Farm to Table Leadership Development Program (NLDP) and Founder of the RollinBuckeyez Foun- ful reading mentors and during field day. 18025 Marcella Rd. for the cost of the meals. seph M. Gallagher, James A. Garfield and [email protected] or 330- Cookbook. Her website launches May 31st, is a free, 15 session community engage- dation (RBF). The RollinBuckeyez Founda- What a terrific way to end the year. Cleveland, Ohio 44119 The plan could be the first step toward Willson. 606-6800. and you can find out how to get involved. ment training program for residents of tion came into existence as a result of his We are still accepting applications for 216-586-3872 These projects are just the beginning. Cleveland, and its inner ring suburbs, who passion to see transformation in the lives Operation: Vegetables There are five more projects that will launch Geraniums are Back in the Garden! are working on projects within the City of of the youth of Northeast Ohio through the Let’s build the big game of healthy eating! this summer! If you want more informa- Donors Help Kiddie City Have a Cleveland and who are determined to make art form of roller-skating. Kenneth orga- Workshops will begin late this month to tion, contact Julia DiBaggio at 216-481- a positive impact on their communities. nizes monthly skating events to provide a construct a giant board game for kids, by 7660 or [email protected] Bright Future After the application process, 20 com- safe and family friendly atmosphere. His kids with artist Linda Zolten Wood. mitted individuals are chosen for the pro- charitable service extends beyond the skat- gram year. NLDP participants and gradu- ing rink through his community involve- ates have many interests and are working ment and support of various organizations. on a wide variety of issues to improve life In 2011, RBF participated in the Lifebanc in their communities. Gift of Life Walk & Run to bring awareness DID YOU KNOW...? Benjie Alatise is one such graduate. about the need for organ, eye, and tissue When CMSD students miss 10 or more Benjie is a Baltimore native who moved donors within the minority communities days of school their scores on state to Cleveland in 2000 with her family. Her of Northeast Ohio. This opportunity al- reading tests drop by an average of 12 points. mission is to uplift her Euclid community lowed youth participants to showcase their by working with disadvantaged, at-risk talents by kicking off the walk with a skat- Geraniums done in the front. The back before we started Get2SchoolCleveland.com youth and males, ages 5 to 18. To that end, ing routine. The youth were able to learn CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Benjie was involved with Pop Warner Foot- about the importance of becoming a reg- ball for 10 years as a football mom, recruit- istered organ donor and saving lives. The

ing youth to participate, supplying snacks RollinBuckeyez Foundation also supportsGet-to-School-SmallSpaceAds-Collinwood.indd 4 1/26/16 10:33 AM Sideboard at the fundraiser and drinks, and transporting participants various other causes focusing on mentor- and their families to games and events. She ing, elimination of childhood obesity and is currently working to restart that football hunger. The Foundation was just awarded program. With the tragic loss of her eldest a grant to implement a roller skating pro- Start Saving son in 2015, in Baltimore, Benjie is even gram at Halloran outdoor rink on the West more determined to make a difference in side. the lives of her community’s youth with Kenneth credits NLDP with ”giving Earn college credits and programming that will provide them with him the skills to be more assertive in his a sense of purpose and direction and keep work and his ability to engage people.” He get ahead this summer. The first group . . . And we even had a supervisor! them from the negative things that can im- learned “how to plan out his program and by Elva Brodnick school colors) geraniums - plus some serious pact their lives. A senior student at Cleve- think strategically to reach his goals.” He Affordable tuition Once again, the students at Memorial School weeding! land State University majoring in Social says others have remarked on the growth planted their geraniums in the Collinwood Thanks to our 5th & 6th graders’ hard Work and Non Profit Administration, with and confidence they see in him. Flexible schedules School Fire Memorial Garden. work, the Garden is off to a great start! a minor in Black Studies, she anticipates If you have a passion for your commu- We’d missed a year last year, but made up Stay tuned for more news about our Little graduating December 2016. Upon obtain- nity and are interested in developing your Convenient locations for it this year, because we could plant both Red Cap Project over the summer ing her degree, Benjie plans to collaborate leadership skills, fill out an application. Funds for Fun 2016 ends of the Garden. 44 red and white (the with existing nonprofit organizations to The 15 sessions take place on Saturdays at by Brittney Moffatt The fundraiser raised over $4,000 for Kid- utilize her skills and education to assist in Trinity Commons at 2230 Euclid Avenue Kiddie City Childcare Community just die City children to help improve their edu- empowering Euclid’s youth, as well as as- beginning August 27. For more informa- celebrated its big move to former Lincoln cation and new building! Memorial Spring Spectacular sisting abused women in her community. tion and an application, visit www.nldp- Elementary at their annual “Funds For With a spacious new building, Kid- Benjie feels that “ NLDP helped her in cleveland.com or call 216-776-6172. The Fun” fundraiser. The event was held at die City can offer more children quality so many different ways by building her deadline for applications is August 1. the Euclid Beach Boys Museum and Event childcare! Spots are filling up fast, however center located in the Euclid Square Mall there is availability in the infant, toddler, on Babbitt Rd. Guests were surrounded and preschool classrooms. Feel free to stop by memorabilia from various amusement by during Kiddie City’s business hours of parks such as Geauga Lake, Seaworld, and 6:30am-6:30pm. Prospective parents can THE SHOREWOOD the infamous Euclid Beach Park. Carnival also call at (216)481-9044 and speak with 1 & 2 Bedrooms Starting at $567* theme food was served including nachos, the director, Jennifer Boger, or the assistant Spacious Suites | Air Conditioning | Gated Parking | Gazebo flavored popcorn, and gyros. Thanks to director, Dayna White. Newly Renovated Party Room | Picnic Area With Grills | On RTA Busline gracious donations from various local and Coming late summer of 2016 is the Kid- national businesses and residents, guests die City 10th Anniversary Celebration! also enjoyed a Chinese auction at the event. More information to be announced! Tri-C® offers affordable high-quality education. Earn college credits that by Nicole English positive comments for the students to read seamlessly transfer back to your The days are getting longer, the sun is begin- as well as a silent auction with all proceeds university. Spend your summer wisely. DID YOU KNOW...? ning to shine, and at Memorial that means going towards our art program. And if that When CMSD students miss 10 or more that the art work is blooming! Memorial’s wasn’t amazing enough, our 1st -3rd grade days of school their scores on state Spring Spectacular was held on Thursday, choir performed several songs and did a 15500 Lakeshore Blvd. | Cleveland, OH 44110 www.tri-c.edu/summer math tests drop by an average of 15 points. April 28th. There were over 150 pieces of remarkable job! You can view Memorial 216-987-6000 artwork on display. Students displayed students’ artwork online at www.artstonia. 216.486.0050 [email protected] | www.theshorewoodapts.com their proficiency with everything from wa- com. Type in Cleveland, OH under the loca- Metropolitan Campus | 2900 Community College Ave. | Cleveland, OH 44115 Get2SchoolCleveland.com *Credit restrictions apply. Subject to change without notice. CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT ter colors to oils and abstract portraits to tion tab and click on Memorial. 16-0318 winter landscapes. Guests were able to leave

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by Marguerite DiPenti above her. She also shared her feeling of Amari Totty, came to her first-ever orches- the evening’s performance closed with Maybe it was the spring breeze from our an appreciative audience, listeners who did tra concert that night. Amari thought the the flawless, majestic tympanic thunder Lake Erie that delivered an electricity to not take the music for granted, and could, performance was very classy. She was, also, of Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony. If our neighborhood when CityMusic Cleve- therefore, evoke her own lofty emotions. very impressed by the orchestra playing in you were there you remember it well, if not land wowed the audience during their Following Dvorak’s concerto, Ms. Lark, unison. Her mom, Pam, appreciated the mark your calendars for October 23 when second visit this year. On the evening of ever in touch with her Kentucky roots, opportunity to introduce her daughter to CityMusic Cleveland returns to St. Jerome’s May 12th St. Jerome Church on Lake Shore kicked off her shoes and delighted every- classical music. Pam remembers hearing for a Sunday concert at 4 p.m. CityMusic, Having fun with the rockets! Getting ready for the zipline! Boulevard was transformed for the evening one when she threw it down with a viva- an orchestra as a youngster and is happy we will patiently wait for October to get By Kevin Romine By Imani Greene into an acoustically rich concert hall. The cious bluegrass song on her fiddle. One ex- that her daughter had the chance to attend here, because Collinwood is feeling at- 5th graders hit the road to Oberlin, Ohio and Detroit, First, We got on the bus then we got our First we got on the bus and we started driv- incredible, young, award winning soloist, hilarated orchestra member congratulated a wonderful concert so close to home. tached to you. Michigan! stuff in the cabins. We went to the bas- ing. When we went camping, we put our Tessa Lark, exhausted the range of her 1683 Tessa backstage and expressed gratitude for One observer felt riveted to her seat as By Samuel Henderson ketball court and then we got lunch. We stuff in the OK Corral. The girls got to slide Stradivari violin while CityMusic Cleve- the fun-filled hoedown. The 5th grade went to Michigan on zipline in the woods and the teachers and underground. We made s’mores. We had land, conducted by Music Director, Avner Jay Mogg of Rome, Ohio, has been a Tuesday, May 24th. Here are some of the  the people that made the zipline went on it cabins, a playroom, and a dinner room. We Dorman, shared the stage in Czech com- dedicated associate of CityMusic Cleve- stops they made.  too. We made s’mores and snacks, played rode horses. When we went ziplining, the poser Dvorak’s Violin Concerto in A mi- land since its founding in 2004 and often  Oberlin, Ohio for a walking tour about games, and finger rockets. My favorite teachers Mr. Gamble, Mrs. Dudley, Mr. M, nor, B. 108 (Op.53) for violin and orchestra. assists when stage customization is needed the Underground Railroad thing at the camp was the finger rockets. and Mrs. Abdul-Wali did it too. At times Ms. Lark seemed to be lifted off at certain venues. He is impressed with the   Charles H. Wright Museum of African Fun at the Ned Show! her feet through the heights of the music. orchestra’s world class musicians and sup-   American History for a guided tour that She commented after the performance that ports their efforts to bring free classical mu-   spans from early African civilization to By Gavin Talley she had a particularly great time playing in sic to people who might never be exposed to  slave trade to present time. When we went to the Ned Show, he told Get to Know the Imagine Bella Team the gorgeous church and felt joy looking up it. St. Jerome School fourth grade student,   Motown Museum in Detroit us a story about Ned. He was giving out Dinner in downtown Detroit at Pizza yo-yos and my friend got one. 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CMSD Robotics team wins world championship CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT MC²STEM, East Tech, modern technology. Staff, many of whom Design Lab Early Col- are District teachers serving as adjunct col- lege, John Adams, lege faculty, work in more than a dozen high John Marshall High schools. School, the John Mar- This academic year, teachers assisted shall School of Infor- more than 1,000 high school students who mation Technology, built robots, had fun and engaged in com- the Cleveland School petition while also getting a chance to earn of Science and Medi- college credit. More important, the students ENROLL NOW! cine and New Tech developed skills in the field of STEM, which West. It is officially stands for science, technology, engineering known as Cuyahoga and mathematics. ChooseCMSD.org Community College’s “There is a huge untapped pool of tal- Youth Technology ent in our Cleveland Metropolitan School Academy/Team 120, District,” said Mary Kay Bitterman, di- for a merger of a unit rector of technology academies at Tri-C. that competed under “YTA strives to provide equity in access the academy’s ban- to technology for all students interested in ner and another once pursuing STEM academic or STEM career based at East Tech. pathways. This is our niche.” The CMSD Bitterman said 42 percent of the CMSD Czech Republic. by CMSD NEWS BUREAU team that competed in students enrolled in the academy are fe- The CMSD unit is based at Cuyahoga Cleveland is home to a world championship St. Louis was part of an “alliance” that also male. That level “is unheard of” in STEM, Community College’s Youth Technology team – in robotics. included teenagers from Hermosa Beach, she said. Academy. Students returned there by bus A squad of 25 CMSD high school stu- Calif., Tremont, Ill., and Glen Allen, Va. The OhioMeansJobs workforce develop- on Sunday night and celebrated with teach- dents joined forces with peers from three The students operated three robots at ment program and the National Science ers and their families. other cities over the weekend to win the a time, while one was held in reserve. The Foundation provide major funding for the Imagine George Bilokonsky, the academy’s found- FIRST Robotics World Championship in competition, with a Monty Python theme, academy. er and executive director, has coached Dis- Your child’s dreams for the future St. Louis. FIRST stands for “For Inspiration required the robots to knock down defens- NASA and Rockwell Automation lead trict robotics students for 14 years and until and Recognition of Science and Technol- es, cross moats, open drawbridges, throw funding for the FIRST Robotics team, begin in Kindergarten. now had come close to a world champion- ogy.” boulders and scale the walls of a plywood which Bitterman said is one of 10 NASA ship only once, with a team that reached the According to its leaders, the Cleveland and acrylic castle that was maybe 15 feet “house teams” in the country. NASA repre- semifinals in 2007. team is the first from Ohio to win the world tall. sentatives mentor team members. “It’s unbelievable,” he said Monday by championship since it was started 25 years Youth Technology Academy/Team 120’s Excitement from the global conquest telephone from a National Science Founda- ago. This year’s competition drew 640 high robot stands as high as 6-foot-4, weighs lingered Tuesday, and Bitterman said it tion conference in the Washington, D.C., school teams from the across the United 114 pounds and rests on a base measuring showed no signs of abating. area. “I haven’t really had a chance to take it States and a number of other countries, slightly more than 2 square feet. “I think it is going to have some buzz all in.” including Israel, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Tri-C’s academy was created 14 years ago around it for a while,” she said. “And it The team consists of students from Australia, Turkey, Taiwan, China and the to provide CMSD students with access to should.” CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Choose DISTRICTWIDE Choosing the right school is the most important step your child will take CAREER FAIR toward college and careers. Thursday, June 23, 2016 10am – 6pm

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Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School Pre-K through 8th Grade V Faith. Family. Future. Faith Academics Community OLL Is Helping People Help Themselves One of most frustrating and helpless feel- of poverty. Each person who receives a lic Campaign for Human Development We view this effort as an opportunity Congratulations to the VASJ Class of 2016 ings I have when I offer something like micro-loan must be part of a cohort of five (CCHD), we are now ready to start creat- both to do good and to learn how to do it food or money to a person in need is that other people who meet weekly with other ing and testing our model. The operating more effectively. For more information, or The members of the Villa Angela- I know that when they walk away from me, similar cohorts to repay 1/52nd of the orig- philosophy of CCHD is that the people who to share ideas, please feel free to contact me St. Joseph High School Class of 2016 they are still poor. I have helped them to inal loan. If the loan repayments are made are served by the grant must have a share by e-mail ([email protected]) or by phone officially became alumni after the meet a real and immediate need, but that weekly, at the end of the year the recipient in shaping the pilot project. We’ll work (216-486-0850, ext. 24). Or just stop me commencement ceremony on Thursday, need will likely surface again and surface can apply for another loan. The loan repay- together to shape the project this summer when we run into each other to share your May 26, at Ss. Robert and William soon. ment rate for Grameen Bank is significantly 2016 and the actual project will be under- ideas. I hope you are as intrigued by and in- Church in Eulclid. This realization has prompted me for better than for most other banks. The goal way in September 2016. terested in this pilot project as I am. I think The class has earned $6.67 million some time to try to find a way to help peo- of the pilot project is to determine if and We are now in the process of beginning we have a real opportunity to help people in in college scholarships to date. ple put themselves in a position so that the how the Grameen model may be adopted to identify potential client participants. At our community to help themselves. Four graduates, Carlie Beard, need goes away or help them meet the need and adapted to work in our local commu- a meeting of local churches last Saturday, Angelina Goosby, Cara Faddoul and themselves nity. After much conversation, a steering we sought the assistance of these churches Kevin Mullin Jr., delivered speeches To do this, Our Lady of the Lake Parish committee identified a “niche” market of to help identify people who they think at the 26th annual commencement is embarking on a pilot project inspired underserved potential clients. That niche would be reasonably good candidates to be ceremony. by the Grameen Bank. Grameen Bank, would be people who are interested in es- applicants for microloans and who might Although each was unique, their primarily based in the third world, makes tablishing a small business (e.g., grass cut- also be willing and able to serve on the speeches had common themes of how small “micro-loans” to people to help them ting, transportation, housecleaning, etc.) board of the project. We would like to have VASJ has helped them grow in their successfully establish their own small busi- but who are not yet creditworthy. four or five such individuals from the Eu- faith, the way their teachers pushed ness and thereby help to lift themselves out Thanks to funding from the Catho- clid or Collinwood area. them to be successful academically, how their coaches instilled in them lessions of sportsmanship and how OLL School Represents at National Walkathon Supports Quality much they love and will miss being a part of the Viking family. Invention Convention Education at OLL Prior to graduation, VASJ’s entire student body as well as faculty, staff, parents, alums and Our Lady of the The Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School Class of 2016 stand together as a class one last time after their commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 26. The class has earned $6.67 million in college scholarships to date. Lake parishoners gathered in VASJ’s gym for a Baccalaureate Mass on uncle of graduating senior Sean Johns Wednesday, May 25. and pastor of St. John Vianney, also Mass was concelebrated by former concelebrated. VASJ Chaplain Fr. Jim Bartlett, SM, The Mass concluded with a final who also served as homilist. blessing in which Fr. Jim recognized Fr. Jim ended his homily by asking retiring VASJ President Richard the graduating seniors to place their Osborne ’69 for his five years of hand on their hearts. service to VASJ and the many positive “I hope you remember that you are changes the school has seen under his always loved,” Fr. Jim said. “God lives leadership. in your heart and that is where He’ll The class Valedictorian and always be.” recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa Mass presider was Fr. Joe Fortuna, scholarship, Olivia Vidmar, will be Pastor of Our Lady of the Lake Parish, attending the Rochester Institute of Technology. Salutatorian, Rachel who came to VASJ each week during Our Lady of the Lake School is being well- Smith, earned a full scholarship to the past school year to celebrate represented by its inventive and ingenious Charleston Southern University where Weekly Mass with OLL parishioners Senior Class President Morgan Adrine and Student Council President Victoria Francetic students. Mari Hiti and Joey Primiano she will also be playing volleyball. and VASJ students. Fr. Tom Johns, march into the gym for Baccalaureate Mass on Wednesday, May 25. both received Superior Ratings at the re- gional Invention Convention in April – among just 10 students out of 350 to achieve this honor. This strong showing qualified them to participate in the National Inven- tion Convention in Washington, DC. What a great experience for our students – and what good ambassadors to have represent- ing us in our nation’s capital! Volleyball Champions

Class of 2016 Valedictorian Olivia Vidmar and Salutatorian Rachel Smith. Olivia will Autumn Johnson, Chardae Hendon, Jai’Shon Walker and Magdalena Boru proudly Our Lady of the Lake School hosted its it would still have been a huge success! We attend the Rochester Institute of Technology and Rachel, Charleston Southern University. display their mathematics award certificates at Baccalauareate on May 25. annual Walk-a-Thon in May -- and it was were encouraged to support one another, another big success. Our wonderful PTO not only on this walk, but on our walk of Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School raised more than $17,000 that will help pro- life.” The school and parish particularly 18491 Lakeshore Boulevard • Cleveland, OH 44119 • 216-481-8414 • www.vasj.com vide quality education and programs for want to thank all the great volunteers who our students. As our Principal Rita Kings- made the event possible, and to the friends Catholic education in the Ursuline and Marianist traditions The Our Lady of the Lake CYO 6th grade onship! Congratulations to all the fantastic bury said, “I can honestly tell you that if and family who are on this walk with us. volleyball team brought home the champi- players -- and their fantastic coaches! this event had not raised any money at all,

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Events Coit Road farmers market Rock N’ Rummage Flea Market Veteran’s Park Dedication Sunday, June 12 Coit Road Farmers’ Market Celebrates Local Food by Mary Louise Daley since 1796– through war & peacetime and by Joe Jerdonek Market Mission Cooking Classes at the Market. EC Grows was formed in You are most cordially invited to the dedi- through hardship & prosperity and deserve To provide access to affordable, locally The market produced many Winter 2007, and 30 community gardeners grow at cation of Veteran’s Park to be honored in this very special way. This grown farm fresh products to the residents classes in 2016 including Pasta Making! the garden. The gardeners transformed the To be held on Sunday, June 12, 2016 in is why we are developing this Veteran’s of Greater Cleveland. The Humble Potato Pancake! Pie Crust! lot into a beautiful community space with the Collinwood Nottingham communities. Park for our community and planning a Pierogies! The Powerful (and Safe) Pressure flowers and vegetables. It’s a place not only Ceremonies will start at 2:00 PM. noteworthy event for its dedication. Market Goals Cooker! The Basics of Sausage Making! to grow food, but also to meet neighbors The former Triangle Park at the corner We look forward to seeing you. Encourage farm fresh food consumption Chinese Cooking 101! and be part of a wider network of commu- of Lakeshore Boulevard and Nottingham Any questions or comments should to improve the health of community mem- Seasonal Vegetarian Cooking Classes nity gardeners from across Greater Cleve- Road will be dedicated anew to honor all be directed to contact Mary Louise Jesek bers are planned for all Wednesdays in August land. those men and women of the Collinwood Daley in Councilman Polensek’s office at Continue collaboration with the com- at the Market from 11AM to 1PM. The The Beachland Ballroom and Tavern pres- Tomatoes, Zucchini, and Bell Peppers, and Nottingham communities who have (216) 664-4236 or at mdaley@clevelandci- munity, health care providers, food pan- Market will provide transportation from ents: Rock n’ Rummage Flea Market Oh my! served in our Country’s Armed Forces. tycouncil.org tries and social service organizations to apartment buildings, libraries and health Join us this summer as we transform the Picture it, a table full of all your favorite Our Veterans have served this community The Coit Road Farmers’ Market was built in connect to residents. care facilities using Neighborhood Con- Beachland parking lot into a classic flea vegetables. Now that the snow has (hope- 1932 and originally operated by a coopera- The Market has become more proactive nections and Sisters of Charity Foundation market! Vendors will be selling vintage fully) stopped falling, it is time to get into tive of farmers. The non-profit East Cleve- in addressing community needs to im- grants. wares, records, clothing and more! the garden. If you don’t have the yard for land Farmers’ Market Preservation Society prove the health of its residents. This need Cooking and exercise classes at Stepha- We know treasure hunting can get tiring, gardening, you’re in luck! There are com- Photographer Preserves Family was formed in 2001. An all-volunteer staff is expressed in the disparities of life expec- nie Tubbs Jones Medical Center in East so we will have live entertainment, an out- munity gardens all around Collinwood that History operates the Market. tancy and infant mortality as compared to Cleveland during the monthly mobile pro- door beer garden and food specials all day are eager for people like you to join them. many other communities. Ongoing efforts duce distribution between 9AM and 10AM. for those who need a break from the rocking If you are looking for a garden plot, contact by Stephen Bivens Two prints (4x6 and 5x7) will be available Market Hours and Location include free cooking classes, offering Pro- Upcoming dates include Saturdays June 25, and the rummaging. Julia DiBaggio at Northeast Shores for more Offers Free Photo Shoots to Collinwood for pick up the following weekend. Images Shop year-round on Saturdays 8 AM duce Perks to double EBT customer buying July 23, August 27, Sept 24 and Oct 22. Interested in being a vendor? Contact information. She can be reached at 216-481- Families can also be emailed to participants. to 1PM power, WIC and Senior coupons, funding Alexis at [email protected] 7660 or [email protected] “I have one family photo from my child- The first event will take place on Satur- hood. Just my sisters and I,” says Stephen day, June 18 from 1-4pm at Praxis Fiber Wednesdays 10 AM to 1PM June thru for transportation and collaboration with Eat Local Food Shows by Kevin Bivens, local photographer. “I don’t have Workshop (15301 Waterloo Road). Photo October health care providers through Produce “Spicehound” Scheuring EC Grows creates a community atmosphere welcom- any photos of our entire family together pick up will take place at Praxis on Satur- The Market, located at the intersection Prescriptions. The Market addresses eco- Kevin “Spicehound” Scheuring, a Bal- ing member for all cities surrounding the Market) Siggy’s Village Community Garden and I really wish I did.” Bivens reflects day, June 25 from 1-3pm during the Wa- of Coit and Woodworth Roads near East nomic disadvantage, accessibility and edu- lot Box winner from community voting is Coming on the recent (and unexpected) deaths of terloo Arts Festival. Bivens will be able to 152nd and Noble Rd, cation to bring locally grown, healthy food will design three Eat Local Food Shows. his uncles. Both passed away last month. serve a maximum of 20 families. First come into the heart of the community, makes it Shows will include cooking demonstra- Coit Urban Farm Area by Sr. Madeline Muller “There weren’t any good photos of the fam- first serve. A photo release will be required available at lower cost from valuable sub- tions, hands on cooking skills sessions, free The Market offers urban farmers free Do you like fresh fruits and vegetables? Do ily together to remember the good times,” for participation as images will be shared sidies and educates consumers on how best knife sharpening, food related art sessions growing space for selling at the Market. you like to garden? Join the fun! Folks are he says. “I want to give that gift to others. I throughout the neighborhood in traveling to prepare, store and serve it. for children and teens, presentations on Three urban farmers are growing fresh preparing Siggy’s Vilage Community Gar- want to help families remember their his- displays. gardening techniques from urban farmers fruits and vegetables in 2016. den for planting fruits and vegetables. The tory. I want to give them something for The next event will take place on Satur- Incentive Programs Reduce the and gardeners. Music and games will pro- garden is located at 794 East 154th Street. future generations.” day, July 16 from 1-4pm at Waterloo Arts Cost of Fruits and Vegetables at mote a festive atmosphere. The hands-on We need you to help weed and water the Stephen Bivens, neighborhood resident (15605 Waterloo Road). Details to come. Farmers’ Markets cooking skill sessions will cover produce beds. In exchange for your help, you will and recent Ballot Box Project winner, will This project is made possible through the Produce Perks matches SNAP benefits selection/preparation, knife techniques, get first pick of the produce at harvest time. be hosting three photo sessions for Collin- generosity of Northeast Shores Develop- each market day ($10 spent = $20 food) healthy seasoning, cooking techniques and Fruits and vegetables wil be distributed to wood families this summer. These oppor- ment Corporation and ArtPlace America. Produce Prescriptions offers $40 in cou- food preservation. Residents will be able Collinwod residents free of charge. tunities are free and open to the public. Biv- Visit facebook.com/BallotBoxBiv to learn pons/month based on income and health to practice their skills for the food being Siggy’s Vilage Community Garden is needs served at the show. Shelby Allen Weed Whacking ens will provide a 10-minute photo session. more. your garden! WIC coupons offer $20/season Senior coupons offer $50/season Registration Open for Camps and Events Market Farmers and Vendors Green Up Collinwood Over 20 vendors sell at Coit Road Farm- 2016 Planned Events Special thanks to partners GreenUp to Help Children Coping with Grief ers’ Market carry an array of goods rang- The market uses fund raising events to Cleveland, Radio One, Northeast Ohio Re- by Laurie Henrichsen serve, CRL David Foundation, the Goldner ing from farm-fresh produce, free-range sustain the market and deliver great food, gional Sewer District, Court Community Looking for a camp to meet the needs of Family and many individuals. eggs and local meats to scratch-made community and enjoyment. The Annual Service, and Caring Cubs. Thanks also to a grieving child or teen? Hospice of the “There’s nothing better than seeing all and gluten-free baked goods, health care French Toast is held in late March when the our sponsors and donors: Baker Hostetler Western Reserve offers camps and events these kids who have experienced so many products, herbs and spices. Many of these Ohio maple syrup is running. The Taste of LLP, Overdrive Libraries, Cleveland Me- in several convenient Northern Ohio loca- different losses come together in a beautiful vendors are also local residents, allowing Autumn Benefit bring chefs, music and fun troparks, Dave’s Supermarkets, R&D tions to help children share their feelings setting to share stories, learn new ways to them to help their neighbors while help- at the end of the growing season. Other Sausage, The Beachland Ballroom, Music and ask questions in a safe, supportive handle their grief, and have fun with other ing themselves. For many years, the Mar- events include: by Julia DiBaggio Saves, Home Depot Steelyard Commons, environment. A variety of activities are led children who understand what they’re go- ket has acted as a de facto small business Growing Season Opening BBQ: Satur- One of three urban farmers that sell fresh produce at On May 7th, the Collinwood community the Coit Road Farmers’ Market Greater Cleveland RTA, Good Greens, by trained grief support professionals expe- ing through,” said Karen Hatfield, Team incubator, allowing these most grassroots day, July 2 from 11AM to 1PM. You’ll get and supporters came out in full force to Gus’s Diner, Mitchell’s Ice Cream, and rienced in working with children. Planned Leader for Counseling Services. of entrepreneurs to set up shop for virtu- a main course including smoked pulled keep the neighborhood beautiful. Over 200 Chili Pepper’s Restaurant. Shoutouts also activities encourage memories, coping ally no cost, providing them an audience pork, BBQ chicken, or smoked catfish and Kevin leads one of many cooking classes at the Mar- To keep current with events and what’s volunteers participated, collecting over 300 ket, on Fox 8’s New Day Cleveland and around town to the Collinwood Rec Center for serving skills and the expression of feelings. Here is a list of upcoming camps: and a network of supportive fellow vendors a bunch of sides for both meat eaters and available at the Market check our website bags of trash. That includes over 80 bags as our headquarters, and to Councilman The camps and grief support events are June 11 (Saturday), 3 -7 p.m. to partner with, and helping to promote veggies/vegans with something to drink… www.coitmarket.org. You can elect to join from the shore of Lake Erie alone! Polensek for securing a dumpster for the offered to the community at large by the Together We Can Family Day at the Beach their goods and services. The vendors form all for $6. Friday, August 26 at Collinwood Rec Cen- are weekly email list creatively written by After the cleanup, we got our dance on event. We hope we haven’t forgotten any- Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Bereavement Mentor Headlands a collaborative group, learn from each Annual Cliff Schultz Corn Roast: Sat- ter from 4:00 to 7:00P Kevin. at Collinwood Recreation Center, thanks one, because so many hands, each critically Center in Cleveland and the Robertson Headlands Beach State Park other, and get to know their customers – urday, August 6 from 10AM to 1PM. Enjoy to the folks at Radio One. The efforts of all important, came together for this event! Bereavement Center in Medina. They are 9601 Headlands Road, Mentor all building community while simultane- delicious Ohio sweet corn, BBQ and side Sunday, Sept 11 at Wildwood Park from that participated is amazing, we hope for made possible through the generous sup- Registration: Call Felicia Dunlop by May ously providing both value and income. dishes. 2:00 to 5:00P. an even bigger turnout next year. port of the Conway Family Foundation, 28 at 216.486.6335. If you are interested in selling at the market, Christ Child Society of the Western Re- see the Manager, Kevin Scheuring at the Saturday, September 17 at The Coit Road market, or call 216-249-5455. Farmers’ Market from 10:00A to 1:00P. Crafts, Photos and Stories Collinwood Community Day & Free EC Grows Community Garden by Julia DiBaggio portrait, now is your chance. Two Ballot The EC Grows Community Garden uses Its summer and the Ballot Box Projects you Box winners are offering those services Health Walk one acre of a former overflow parking area voted for are getting started. free to families in North Collinwood. Your by Sharon Kidd Craft Up Collinwood began their Ballot first opportunity is with This is Collin- Bring the whole family to the Collinwood https://www.eventbrite.com/e/collinwood- Box Project activity Friday, May 20th. The wood: history in everyday people on June Community Festival & Free Health Walk! community-day-festival-free-health-walk- tables at Memorial-Nottingham Library 18th at Praxis Fiber Workshop located at The festival will include free health screen- tickets-24544109091?aff=eac2 were covered with large roles of vinyl, scis- 15301 Waterloo Rd. from 1-4pm. No ap- ings, arts and crafts, mobile gaming truck, This is our second annual free health sors, staplers, and phone wire. Children of pointments required. Your second chance music, and interactive fun. The event al- walk. Donations are welcomed and will all ages were sitting around the tables fold- is with the Colllinwood Camera Club at the lows organizations to give back to the com- benefit Minority Health Alliance. Health ing the vinyl over and over again. These Waterloo Arts Fest on May 25th from noon munity while allowing community mem- Walk Registration begins at 9:30am. The were turned into flowers that will eventu- to 3pm. bers to discover new resources available Health Walk will begin at 10:30am. All our ally decorate vacant lots in the neighbor- Splice Cream Truck will be recording in the Collinwood neighborhood. Bounce encouraged to join us! hood. Each Friday through June, different oral histories at both Euclid Beach Live and houses, concession stands, CPD and EMS Vending and informational booths are craft projects will happen at Memorial- the Waterloo Arts Fest, June 24th and 25th. reps and much more will be there for your available. For more information email Nottingham before installation. You get to share your story and enjoy some amusement and education. Backpacks and Sharon Kidd at [email protected]. If you’re ready for an updated family ice cream. schools supplies will be distributed while Special Thanks to our sponsors Paramount The Market building is heated during the winter Children are also welcome to participate in cooking supplies last (registration via eventbrite is Advantage, Walgreens, Greater Works months and expands outdoors during the growing classes. Gardeners can either obtain individual plots or join a required). COGIC and Minority Health Alliance. season community plot.

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Euclid Shrine Honors Our Lady of Lourdes we’ve added others,” notes Sister Phyllis Sundays from the beginning of May to the Ann, who serves as Shrine administrator. end of October. Breakfast is served after Among the additions have been Our Lady the 9:30 Mass at the Grotto until 11:30 a.m. of Fatima, Our Lady of the Rosary, and the Dinner is served from 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. “Sacred Heart” of Jesus – one of the first The dining room also provides meals at INDIAN HILLS SENIOR COMMUNITY statues a visitor encounters. special events, such as Lenten Fish Frys. After assuming ownership, the Trinitar- The Gift Shop and greeting card shop, ian sisters transferred their Novitiate to offering a wide variety of religious articles, WELCOMES YOU! the Shrine property and the main building books, and cards at affordable prices, are became the new Provincial House of the open daily year-round from 10 a.m. to 4:30 Trinitarian Order in the United States. In p.m. addition to the huge task of repairing and The Shrine and Grotto of Our Lady of modernizing structures on the property, Lourdes, located at 21281 Chardon Rd., is by John Sheridan ly the “Harms Farm,” acquired in 1868 by the Trinitarians began constructing new open year-round from dawn till dusk. For To some, it may be one of Euclid’s best-kept Mr. Louis Harms, who planted one of the buildings, including a beautiful 250-seat further information, call 216-481-8232. secrets, yet many people far and wide know finest vineyards in Euclid. His wife, Julia chapel, dedicated in 1959 by Bishop Floyd it as a very special – and very spiritual – Harms, was a devout Catholic who wanted L. Begin. A new convent, including offices Many “Healings” Have Been Reported place. the land to be dedicated to the Blessed and the gift shop, was added in 1964. And Over the years, millions of pilgrims have Near the crest of Chardon Rd., as it rises Mother of Jesus. the St. Ann Dining Room – which gener- visited the French grotto at Lourdes in eastward from Euclid Ave., lies the entrance In 1920 the farm became the property of ates income to support numerous projects search of spiritual – and often physical -- to a lovely pastoral setting that includes a the Sisters of the Good Shepherd who were on the property – opened for business in healing. By one estimate, about 70,000 sick replica of the original Shrine and Grotto of dedicated to caring for young girls -- and May 1978. and physically challenged people make the Our Lady of Lourdes -- the world-renowned had, for some time, been arranging trips to This year, the front entrance to the cha- pilgrimage annually. religious mecca in Lourdes, France, where the farm for city girls to give them a chance pel has been designated as a “holy door,” Similarly, the Euclid Shrine has been the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to Saint to enjoy life in the country. explains Sister Phyllis Ann. “Pope Francis known to bring comfort and healing to Bernadette Soubirous in 1858. In 1922, while on a trip to their Moth- has declared this the Year of Mercy and many visitors who ask the Blessed Mother At the Euclid site, the grotto and many erhouse in France, the sisters visited the each diocese is required to have a holy door. of God to intercede on their behalf. A dis- other features on the expansive and attrac- original Lourdes shrine and were inspired In the Cleveland Diocese, there are two lo- play case near the Grotto features a sam- tively landscaped property are located quite to erect a similar grotto on their newly cations – at St. John Cathedral downtown pling of crutches and other memorabilia a distance from Chardon Rd. and aren’t acquired land in Euclid. Before they re- and here at the Lourdes Shrine. contributed by people whose ailments were visible to the thousands of motorists who turned, a Dominican priest gave them a “The church is calling for people who’ve cured during the early years of the Shrine. zip past the entrance road on a daily basis piece of stone from the rock on which the drifted away from their faith to return and “Many people have come here and said -- many of them unaware that they are in Blessed Virgin stood when she appeared walk through those holy doors to receive that they have received blessings such as the vicinity of such a holy place. However, to Bernadette. The stone was later divided the mercy of Jesus.” the restoration of their sight or other physi- those who do turn onto the drive leading to into three fragments, two of which are now Masses are held in the Shrine Chapel cal cures,” notes Sister Phyllis Ann, the the grotto soon find themselves in beautiful imbedded in the rocks at the Euclid Grotto. weekdays (except Tuesday) at 7 a.m. and on Shrine administrator. “More recently, there surroundings dotted with religious statues, The third is on display in the gift shop. Tuesdays at 5 p.m., year-round. On Satur- have been many healings involving addic- including a welcoming likeness of Jesus The Grotto was blessed and dedicated days and Sundays, Mass in the chapel is at tion to drugs and alcohol.” with his arms outstretched as if beckoning by the Most Reverend Bishop Joseph 8 a.m. And, weather permitting, outdoor No precise estimate of the number of visitors to accept his love and mercy. Schrembs on Trinity Sunday, May 30, Masses are conducted at the Grotto at 9:30 healings attributable to the Euclid Grotto is Proceeding farther, past the chapel and 1926. And at a ceremony in October 1928, a.m. on weekends from May through Octo- available, she adds. “Not everyone tells us Are You Age 55+ and Looking for a GREAT Place to Live? gift shop, visitors – including those making then-Archbishop Schrembs, Bishop of ber. about them – but some people do.” pilgrimages from distant places – finally Cleveland, conferred the title of “National The St. Ann Dining Room is open on Current Rent Pricing: Studio - $500; 1 Bdrm – $575; 2 Bdrm - $595 (Starting Prices) reach the walkway leading to the grotto, American Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes” which closely resembles the one in France upon the Euclid Grotto and encouraged Gladly Accept Housing Assistance / Vouchers made famous for its healing powers. visitation by Catholics from all parts of the Under New Management! • Newly Remodeled Suites Among the other life-size statues on country. 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It’s FREE – Register at the front Desk. safety strategies, new traffic laws and rules BENEFITS CHECK-UP - FREE Euclid Senior of the road. No tests to take – simply sign Monday, June 20th & 27th Rehab Center versus Home Care Summer is a Great Time to Walk JACK Cleveland Casino up and learn. Certificate of completion 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. by Heidi Shenk to on-site physical therapy, occupational by Melissa Gleeson ger. Grab a neighbor, a son, a daughter, or Center Wednesday, Wednesday, June 22nd is given and participants will be eligible Euclid Senior Programs also coordinates “There’s no place like home.” While Doro- therapy and speech therapy, as often as We all know that walking is good exercies a grandchild and start your routine today. All the programs listed are available at Leave the center at 9:00 a.m. and return for an insurance discount (consult your the Benefits Check - Up program at the thy from the Wizard of Oz was certainly necessary. 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Laura Blair from Kindred – The increased understanding of our planet and P. Seink Co. offer vast experience in the Greens/The Fountains is your hostess. galaxy as never seen before. field of elder law. Founder and Managing HEALTH AND FITNESS by Tony Di Cillo when you keep smiling from ear to ear. We Lunch on your own. Partner, Daniel P. Seink, is one of twenty Chair Yoga - Mondays at 9:00 and Mark your calendar seniors. The Senior have made a lot of new improvements in June 14th & 28th – Fun BINGO Ohio attorneys certified as an Elder Law 10:00 a.m. AC $ 3.00 per class. Market is a free event of food, facts and our community and granted we need new Bingo for Prizes - 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. – FREE NAUTICA QUEEN BOAT Attorney by the National Elder Law Foun- fun. The Indian Hills Senior Community things like flooring, roofs, gym equipment Sponsored by Hillside Plaza and Mount St. CRUISE dation. Sign up for a 20 - minute time slot Yoga – Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. residents and attending seniors on June and effective programs that AIY Properties Joseph. Wednesday, July 13th - Van leaves at 10:00 (FREE) at front desk. Annex Room $ 3.00 per class. 14, 2016 are getting direct educational had brought since they purchased us last a.m. & returns at 3:00 p.m. This service will continue on the second and food support like one would typically summer but this event just makes the com- Brain Quiz Trivia $ 35.00 member, $ 45.00 non-member Tuesday of each month. Tai-Chi – Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m. expect at a Church or School, yet this is a munity feel special. We are on a roll.” What was Elvis Presley’s middle name? Step back in time. Sway to the tunes from DR - Six week series - $30 drop ins $6.00 senior community backyard. Approxi- This community has a spirit that makes Answer is: Aaron the Big Band Era & enjoy the buffet for mately 3,500 pounds of free fresh produce you smile even if you just stop in to visit to What is the largest State in the U.S.A.? lunch. will be distributed with cooking demos, spread some good energy. Seniors are so nutritional information, a Registered Nu- often happy in spite of many hardships they BIRTHDAY DAY- June 15th SPEAKERS: tritionist and other community outreach face day after day without letting on. Grace Cup Cakes Sponsored by Randall Resi- Community Police Talk services from 10:00am - Noon at 1541 E. is putting a smile on your face when you dence and Taylor Made Home Care. Ice Thursday, June 9th at 12:15 p.m. It isn’t about giving up, 191st Street in Euclid. don’t feel like it but doing a good deed can Cream Sponsored by Anonymous. “Cop -a- Question” - Immediately after Juanita Edwards, Activity Director, at do it so naturally. If someone or a group Lunch. Members from our Police Depart- Indian Hills has been helping with events, would like to help with volunteering, food Father’s Day Celebration ment update us monthly and will answer it’s about more time in programs and tireless dedication to senior items or educational support please reach Friday, June 17th – 10:45 a.m. all your questions. Can’t be here? since 2008. She said this week in an inter- out to Juanita Edwards jedwards@aiyprop- Join us for a Father’s Day Celebration in Leave your questions at the front desk. their garden. view, “I am so excited it makes me even erties.com. the dining room for Fun and refreshments Also, if you have old medication that you look good. After all, you are in a good place Sponsored by Centers for Hearing Care. need to discard, they will take it as long as Hospice of the Western Reserve’s compassionate care can reduce stressful it is not liquid or needles. In honor of Father’s Day FREE hair cut for hospital visits so you can spend more time together. It isn’t about everyone. giving up, it’s about taking control. If you or a loved one has Provided by La Barberia, Institute of Hair. Stroke Awareness: BE FAST Mindful Movement and Meditation Thursday, June 16th – 10:45 a.m. been diagnosed with a serious illness, we can help. Learn more at Muffins with the Mayor Mr. Muhammad A. Samad will be here to hospicewr.org or call 800.707.8922 to get started. Class on Monday Morning Monday, June 27th – 11:00 a.m. in the din- talk to us about Stroke: Be Fast!! by Melissa Gleeson meditation. All of which help a myriad of ing room. Here is your chance to sit and In a stroke, every minute counts, use the If you are looking for a wonderful way to ailments from sleep issues, and depression enjoy conversation and muffins with our BE FAST method to evaluate whether start your week look no further. I want to to blood pressure and heart health. If you Mayor, Kirsten Holzheimer Gail. Stop by someone may be having a stroke. highlight a class we have at the Rose Cen- have never tried meditation but have been and say “Hello”. Bankers, Life & Casualty Com- ter for Aging Well on Lakeshore. Monday wanting to this is the class for you. Any TRIPS: pany mornings at 10 am we have a class titled questions call 216-373-1915 and we hope to Ask for us by name. “Mindful Movement and Meditation”. see you soon. Attire for the class is loose Hospice Of The Western Reserve Ware- Monday, June 20th at 10:45 a.m. This class takes you through a series of gen- comfortable clothing. The class is done in house Shopping Sales Trip Has Medicare got you confused or frus- 800.707.8922 | hospicewr.org | /hospicewr tle guided movement, deep breathing and chairs. Friday, June 3rd trated? Are you concerned with the rising Leave the senior center at 12:30 p.m. and costs of healthcare? Do you worry about return to the center around 2:30 p.m. Long-Term Care costs should the need FREE arise? Kim Robinson from Bankers will be LAKESHORE ROSE CENTER LAKESHORE ROSE CENTER No large items Please! here to answer all the question about your 16600 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland OH, 44110 16600 Lakeshore Blvd., Cleveland OH, 44110 Long-Term Care and Medicare. Grande Pointe Fun Bingo Tuesday, June 21st – Leave the Senior Cen- AARP Driver Safety Course Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday ter at 1:15 p.m. and return to the center Monday, June 13th – 10:00 to 2:00 around 3:00 p.m. Take a ride in our van Class participants receive course work- 10:00 Coffee and chat 10:00 Coffee and chat 10:00 Coffee and chat 10:00 Coffee and chat to Grande Pointe in Richmond Hts. for a book, class instructions that include with friends with friends with friends with friends FUN BINGO including prizes & cookies. defensive driving techniques, proven 10:30 Yoga/Meditation 10:30 SilverSneakers 10:30 Various 10:30 SilverSneakers 11:30 Lunch exercise Activities exercise DID YOU KNOW...? 11:30 Lunch 11:30 Lunch You can help fight chronic 12:30 Line Dancing 11:30 Lunch absenteeism in Cleveland by visiting 1:00 Cards, puzzles, 1:00 Knitting group 12:30 Bingo 12:00 Bible study Get2SchoolCleveland.com and learning more about the importance of students attending school every day. games 1:00 Computer lab open Movie afternoon CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 216.373.1915

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• Post-Hospital Skilled Nursing 1 Game Night Free Bar Bowling with Drink Purchase & Rehabilitation 3 Liz and Pati Show 9pm • Alzheimer’s Care 4 Grand Jury 9pm blues rock jam band 6 Service Industry / Vinyl Night • Hospice Care 7 $1 Taco Tuesday Cleveland Food Bank Karaoke Night 8 Open Mic Night with Shawn Mishak 9pm 10 Bill Hach 9pm Human Jukebox Man of a 1000 voices 11 Waterloo Boogaloo 50s 60s rock funk soul dance party 13 Service Industry / Vinyl Night 14 $1 Taco Tuesday Karaoke Night 15 Game Night Free Bar Bowling with Drink Purchase 16 Mr Downchild and The Blues Meets Girl Duo 9pm 17 The Reid Project 9pm blues jazz soul 18 Church of the Lazy Bastards 9pm jazz blues rock www.hcr-manorcare.com 20 Service Industry / Vinyl Night 21 $1 Taco Tuesday Karaoke Night 22 Open Mic Night ManorCare Health Services – Euclid Beach with Sean Mishak 9pm 16101 Euclid Beach Boulevard 24 Wind Wood 9pm classic rock duo Cleveland, OH 44110 25 Waterloo Arts Festival 216.486.2300 Stormy Monday 2-6 Classic Rock Trio The Ark Band 9-1 Reggae 27 Service Industry / Vinyl Night 28 $1 Taco Tuesday Karaoke Night 29 Game Night Free Bar Bowling Euclid Beach with Drink Purchase

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