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Volume 10 • Issue 3 March 2019 4th Annual Lake Erie Folk Fest Draws Patrons from Near and Far by Laura Lewis 50 free daytime events were enjoyed by during their visit to Euclid, and many com- The sounds of accordions, banjos, fiddles residents of all ages from Euclid, Northeast mented throughout the day how wonderful and drums filled the halls of the Shore Ohio and beyond. the Shore Cultural Centre facility is. There Cultural Arts Centre during a culturally The festival featured music and dance were also a few graduates who attended the diverse celebration of music and dance this from Brazil, Ireland, Appalachia, India and event and were reminiscing about their past weekend. Cleveland. Artists from Arkansas, New school days in the building. The 4th annual Lake Erie Folk Fest be- York State, Northeast Ohio and Euclid were The annual folk festival is a collabora- gan Friday, Feb. 23rd, with a rousing school involved. A special performance by the Eu- tion between two non-profits groups, the program presented by the Chardon Polka clid High School Marching Band drum line Shore Cultural Centre for the Arts and the Band for students from Bluestone Elemen- was a highlight of the day. Northeast Ohio Musical Heritage Associa- tary School, Conneaut Middle School and Early estimates are that almost 1,000 tion. Previous festivals have featured artists others. The fun continued Friday night people attended the festival’s daytime from Michigan, Cape Breton, and Tuva. with a contra dance before the main event events and 600 attended the evening con- on Saturday, Feb. 24th when more than cert. Attendees dined at local restaurants Commercial Development Booms in Euclid Faith in the City Annual MLK Celebration and reopened the former B&B appliance store on Lakeland Boulevard. Construc- tion of a new O’Reilly Auto Parts store be- gan on East 200th Street. Lincoln Electric increased its footprint in the City by leasing the entire third build- ing at Bluestone Business Park. Other major industrial investments were made at Keene Building Products, American Punch Corporation and Terves Inc. The new O’Reilly Auto Parts building on East 200th Office vacancies in the City fell as the Street is one of the many commercial development Government Services Agency leased much projects of 2018. The store is scheduled to open of the Rockwell Office building at 24701 in April. Euclid Avenue and Universal Electronics by Jonathan Holody claimed an entire floor of the Euclid Medi- By all accounts economic development ac- cal Office Building at 26250 Euclid Avenue. by Dana Heil tion of Euclid residents, faith leaders, city tivity soared in Euclid in 2018. Based on All told, an estimated 1,829 new jobs will On Sunday, January 27th, the community council representatives and police officers. permit data, an incredible $157 million of be created in Euclid as a result of the eco- came together to celebrate the life and ac- Much of the focus was on the idea of being commercial construction took place in the nomic development activity that took place complishments of Dr. Martin Luther King, of service to one another. A Litany of Ser- City last year. last year. Jr. and at the same time pray for our Eu- vice included quotes from a variety of civic The commercial activity was boosted by 2019 is also expected to be another tre- clid community, it’s leadership and first leaders intended challenge us to make ser- over $100 million of construction spending mendous year for economic growth in the responders. Rev. Denise Cunningham- vice a regular part of our lives as Dr. King on the new Euclid-Amazon Distribution Fa- City as developer Ray Fogg Building Meth- Doggett, pastor of Lake Shore Christian did. Church, planned the annual Faith in the “Service is the rent we pay for being. It cility at the former Euclid Square Mall site. ods prepares to construct two buildings City event that was originally planned for is the very purpose of life, and not some- A variety of other commercial projects totaling over 212,000 square feet of indus- January 20th but postponed due to the thing you do in your spare time.” -Marian also contributed to the widespread con- trial space at Bluestone Business Park and weather. Wright Edelman BWX Technologies begins a major facility struction boom. This event truly was a celebration! The “True leaders understand that leadership is upgrade. Northeast Factory Direct refurbished participants included a diverse cross sec- ( continued on page 20 ) 30th Anniversary of the Euclid Municipal Complex by Paul Oyaski to permit local governance and services to When George Washington still lived and local residents. In Ohio, these large areas before Ohio became a state, real estate de- were generally designed to be square in velopers from Connecticut sent a group of shape, five miles long by five miles wide surveyors to explore the Western Reserve The first organizational meeting of -Eu in northeast Ohio. They were led by former clid Township took place in 1809. Local Revolutionary War officer Moses Cleave- officials were selected. land. The surveyors named one of the For more information about Euclid’s townships that they laid out after Euclid, earliest days, please visit the Euclid His- the Greek mathematician whose work they tory Museum at 21129 North Street (phone: relied upon to do their jobs. 289-8577). The museum is located in Eu- clid’s public school opened in 1894, one David Dille was one of the first settlers block north of Euclid Avenue and one block on land near Euclid Creek near the road east of Chardon Road. The Euclid Histori- that today carries his name. Euclid’s early cal Society will celebrate its 60th anniver- growth centered on the intersection of Eu- sary in 2019. clid Avenue (once known as Buffalo Road) In the late winter of 1903, an election was and Chardon Road. held by Euclid residents to decide if the Townships are sections of land created ( continued on page 4 ) Page 2 The Euclid Observer Volume 10 • Issue 3 The Euclid Observer Volume 10 • Issue 3 Page 3 March 2019 March 2019 DIALOGUE EUCLID LIBRARY From the desk of the Mayor March Programs at Euclid Public Greetings neigh- The most visible progress last year includes: also making progress on our Emergency Library Proud Member Of The Observer Media Family Of Community Owned Newspapers & Websites bors! Last month I • Groundbreaking of Phase 2 of the Water- Operations Plan and outreach activities presented the “State front Improvements Plan – rocks are going • Began reconstruction of E. 222nd Street YOUR INDEPENDENT SOURCE FOR of the City” to the in the water! • Completed the 15 million gallon Equal- EUCLID NEWS & OPINION public and to the • Demolition of Euclid Square Mall and ization Tank at the Water Reclamation Published monthly with a current circulation of Chamber of Com- building of the new Amazon Fulfillment Plant 10,000+ copies. The paper is made available free merce and I want Center • New Tennis and Pickleball Courts com- of charge and can be found at business locations to take a minute to • Opening of the Lincoln Electric New pleted at Memorial Park, improvements within the City of Euclid and on our web site. The share the highlights Welding Technology Training Center and to baseball fields and new walking paths views and opinions expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions with you. I framed announcement of their new Additive Weld- through Memorial Park of the publisher and staff. my remarks around ing Division at Bluestone Business Park • New mural painted as part of the Art a quote from Peter Block, author and com- • Other business growth at Keene Build- Walk, City Hall Academy and many other Copyright 2014—The Euclid Observer, Inc. All munity building consultant, which reso- ing, American Punch, BWXT, DriveTime, community engagement events across the rights reserved. Any reproduction is forbidden by Ashley Gowens Monday Morning Movie: Won’t You Be nates with me: “We are a community of Terves, and more City without written permission. Augmented Reality for Teens My Neighbor? possibilities, not a community of problems. • Increase in Housing Values in county re- There is so much more than what I can The mission of The Euclid Observer is to attract, Tuesday, March 12 Monday, March 18 Communities exist for the sake of belong- appraisal – greater than any other eastside share here. When you take the time to look articulate and amplify civic intelligence and com- 2:00 PM / Shore Room 10:15 AM / Lake Room munity good will in the City of Euclid and beyond. ing and takes its identity from the gifts of suburb! Growth in both residential and at it all– I think you will agree there has Have you ever played Pokemon Go? Curi- This documentary paints a portrait of the its citizens.” commercial building permits issued been a lot accomplished. We all agree that BECOME AN OBSERVER! ous about augmented reality (AR)? 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Try March 1st marked the launch of an excit- van for one year Glasshouse And Arthur J. Gallagher personal finances have already fallen off to it. help achieve financial stability: keeping a picture of your ideal retirement ing fundraising effort by the Euclid Hunger • mentions on our weekly Facebook and & Co. As Leading Sponsors track. Losneck said the Ohio Credit Union • Use a budgeting tool: a successful budget in your wallet or a list of all the reasons you Center. EHC’s $20,000 Pyramid is an op- Twitter updates An Ohio Credit Union League 2019 League’s survey found, even when someone must be recorded somewhere. Many web- want that new car stuck to the fridge. portunity for 20 Euclid corporations, orga- • Name & logo prominently displayed at by Stefanie Merkosky for individuals with developmental and in- consumer survey found 69 percent of re- makes a budget as part of their New Year’s sites, including Consumer.gov, NerdWal- • Reward yourself: it is important to keep nizations or families to show their commit- the EHC Kick off Summer event in June HELP Foundation, Inc. proudly announces tellectual disabilities. The greenhouse will spondents said their New Year’s resolution financial resolution, it usually doesn’t help let and Mint, offer free Excel spreadsheet long-term goals in mind, but rewarding ment to fighting hunger in our city. Each • 2 tickets to the Kick off Summer event Arcadia GlassHouse, LLC as our Present- provide access to an adaptive environment was to get on a budget, Eaton Family Credit to make things easier to stay on track. templates to help with recording budgets. yourself for small budgeting wins along participant will be asked to pledge $1,000 • Name added to the EHC Wall of Thanks ing Sponsor and Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. with year-round growing capabilities. Pro- Union CEO Mike Losneck said. The Ohio Credit Union League survey If you’re looking for more mobile options, the way will keep you feeling positive about to the Euclid Hunger Center, payable by plaque as our Building Community Sponsor at ducing “farm-to-table” organic frutis and “This statistic isn’t surprising,” Losneck found 79 percent of Ohioans who made consider budgeting apps such as EveryDol- your budget. The more positively you feel June 1st. 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Volunteers use the van leaders in our community will step up to House explains, “We are proud to be the meals as well as sip cocktails throughout people about their New Year’s resolutions national average, Losneck said. frustration which will increase the likeli- with a budget, consider asking for help. Wednesday thru Saturday, to pick up food the challenge of committing these funds.” Presenting Sponsor for this gala event the evening. Musical entertainment will in early January. The survey found finan- According to a study of 1,450 Americans hood you’ll dump your budget altogether. Sometimes, aid can come in the form of purchases and donations for our semi- Members of the EHC Board of Directors because we have seen the great work that be provided by Ensemble Mercury from cial goals were the fourth most-popular by Vitagene, about 89 percent reported Instead, map out incremental changes you a family member who shares household weekly food distributions. 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Credit unions ing funds from our operating budget, so it family would like to be a part of this fun- year round in a self-staining greenhouse is auction items and a live auction that boasts Like other annual resolutions, Losneck dents said they usually keep their resolu- • Keep goals in mind: reminding your- often offer free financial counseling to is important that those funds be restored in draiser, please contact the Hunger Center therapeutic, productive and rewarding for exotic trips around the globe. For more in- said, most consumers don’t meet their tions for a month or less, meaning they’d self how you’d ultimately like your money Members and are happy to aid with budget order for us to continue serving the more directly at 216-731-3329 or euclidhunger- everyone involved. 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We pro- Hospice of the Western Reserve Celebrates 40th Anniversary dation’s Helping Lives Bloom Spring Gala. vide residential, employment, transporta- by Laurie Henrichsen independently rated by families on Hospice Helping the communities in which we live tion and day support services for adults, Forty years ago, a small group of visionar- Compare (medicare.gov/hospicecompare) The Stroll is Rolling Along and work is The Gallagher Way and I am and summer enrichment opportunities for ies saw an unmet need in the community. continue to be among the highest in the by Sherrie Zagorc street. We are planning another partner- honored to lend our support to an organi- children. HELP supports pathways that They marshaled their passion and their region. June 1will be here in a flash and the Stroll ship with merchants on E. 185th Street to zation that makes such a difference in our give every person the chance to thrive and resources, and with the help of friends, “We feel honored to have earned the Committee is working to bring great things publicize the Stroll from 10 am to 2 pm and community.” reach their full ability, contributing to a vi- they established Cancer Family Service, trust of families in our community for so to the E. 200th Street Stroll. Some of our the E. 185St. Walk and Roll later in the af- Helping Lives Bloom will benefit the con- brant, inclusive community. Inc. This was the forerunner of what would many years,” said Bill Finn, President and favorites will be back – Rob White and the ternoon and looking for ways to promote struction of a self-sustaining greenhouse eventually become Hospice of the West- CEO. “Our role is to provide comfort and White House Band, Lolly the Trolley, and the Housing Task Force’s new initiative for ern Reserve. Over time, the tiny operation support during the transition that will al- the Euclid Beach Boys with the Rocket Ship streets located between our two streets. grew from caring for 23 cancer patients in low each person to have the best quality of Car and Thriller Car. Councilman Kris Our next Stroll meeting is Tuesday, 1978 to a nonprofit agency caring for more life possible. We provide comprehensive Jarosz and Sherrie Zagorc will be walking March 12th at 9 am - 20110 Wilmore Ave. than 1,100 patients a day living with a wide support not only for our patients, but for E. 200th Street to personally invite our at the corner of Wilmore and E. 200 Street. range of advanced illnesses. Since its incep- the entire family. many businesses to step outside their doors We’d love to have you join us for breakfast tion, the organization has cared for more “As we head into the next 40 years, we to meet the Strollers. Organizations will and relevant conversations. Contact Sher- than 120,000 people in Northern Ohio. will continue to innovate and evolve. We’re be receiving their invitations soon in the rie at [email protected] or Delivering exceptional quality has been grateful for the community support that al- mail and we look forward to hearing about 216.798.7089 if you have questions or want LEARN ABOUT at the heart of the agency’s mission since its lows us to achieve our mission.” For more their important missions up and down the more information. David Simpson Hospice House is shown under construction. When facility opened in January 1995, it was the grassroots beginnings. As a result, Hospice information, visit hospicewr.org/40years Captioning first hospice care inpatient care facility in Northeast Ohio. of the Western Reserve’s quality scores as and Court Summer Camps Provide Grief Support for Children by Laurie Henrichsen differently than adults,” said Diane Sny- ing with horses. Offered in collaboration tion is due July 8. Reporting Looking for a summer camp to support a der Cowan, Bereavement Center Director. with Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding “There’s nothing better than seeing all grieving child or teen? Western Reserve “The camps are tailored to support needs Center, 16497 Snyder Road, Chagrin Falls, these kids who have experienced so many Grief Services offers Together We Can grief in a way that is beneficial and comforting the cost is $75 per camper (scholarships different losses come together in a beauti- support camps. The camps connect chil- for each age level. They provide a ‘safe zone’ available). Registration is due May 31. ful natural setting to share stories, learn dren with peers who have also experienced where kids can feel comfortable sharing big Red Oak, 9057 Kirtland-Chardon Road, new ways to handle their grief and have fun a loss, and incorporate art, music, play and emotions and where they can ask questions Kirtland, is a three-day grief camp (ages with other children who understand what nature exploration. They are led by trained in a supportive environment. Camp activi- 6-13). Transportation is provided from two they’re going through,” said Karen Hat- Wednesday, children’s grief support specialists from ties encourage memories and the expres- locations. Activities include commemora- field, Team Leader. Hospice of the Western Reserve. No fam- sion of feelings.” tive crafts, drum circles and storytelling More information and applications March 27 ily experience with hospice is required to At Riding Through Grief (ages 8-12), to encourage memories, coping skills and for both camps are available by calling attend. June 24-28, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, children ex- the expression of feelings. The cost is $25/ 216.486.6838. 7 p.m. “Children tend to process their grief plore grief issues through riding and work- camper (scholarships available). Registra-
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Founder Bernadette Walsh (seated) is flanked by her daughters and fellow UpStage Players staff members (l to Actors practice for the upcoming Lion King Jr. production under the watchful eye of director Carrie Walsh-Hilf on r) Stephanie DeNardo, Kris Walsh, and Carrie Walsh-Hilf. the stage of the Memorial-Nottingham Branch of the Cleveland Public Library on Lakeshore Blvd.
by Kurt Steigerwald of her late husband Joe and other family another sister Stephanie is also active. All munities,” said Seppelt. Those who work in the world of live theater members, the endeavor grew in popular- were former performers. “The Kiwanis and Jerry’s involvement live by the saying, “The show must go on.” ity as her children became performers and Several years ago, UpStage Players got an have been such a blessing for us,” said For UpStage Players, a children’s perform- ultimately staff, directors and production infusion of support from a local Kiwanis Walsh-Hilf. “Of course Kiwanis and the ing arts group, the show continues as they managers. Club when Jerry Seppelt, an active Kiwanis Cuyahoga Arts & Culture help us finan- approach their 25th annual performance. “We saw a need to give kids a safe, sup- member with contacts in the Downtown cially, taking some of the pressure off our From the first performance of Camelot portive environment where they could par- Cleveland Club #2 including current constant need to fundraise. But even more in 1994 to this year’s production of The ticipate in a kids-only theater group to help president Robin Stone, saw the impact of important is the leadership, business and Lion King Jr., UpStage Players has always them build confidence, character, and lead- UpStage Players and threw his support be- community contacts they provide that featured child actors ages 7-15 from all over ership skills in an inclusive environment,” hind the group. As a non-profit, commu- have really helped us offer kids even more the Cleveland area. With a no-cut policy, said Walsh, Executive Director. nity organization that supports children opportunities to get and stay involved.” every child that wants to participate gets a Today the all-volunteer staff of Up- throughout the world, the Kiwanis saw part in the production. While this year’s Stage Players is a community endeavor as UpStage Players as another opportunity to A special focus of this year’s performance show will be staged at the Memorial-Not- the Walsh extended-family now includes impact the lives of children. Working in will include featuring Alumni who will tingham Branch of the Cleveland Public people whose children grew up performing partnership with Kiwanis, UpStage Players come back to celebrate 25 years of UpStage Library March 21-24, the group has played with the group, or former performers who launched its Builders Club to provide addi- Players performances. “We’ve seen a lot at many different venues over the years. want to give back to UpStage Players. tional community support and leadership of children grow up and move on to var- Although the shows change every year, With a cast and crew of 60 children, di- opportunities for its child actors. ied careers and lives. It’s great to see them the children age as new actors take their recting the performance falls on the shoul- Since then, UpStage Players perform- come back and share memories and hear place, one thing remains constant with ders of Carrie Walsh-Hilf whose children ers have visited nursing homes, VA Hosp- how they benefited from their experience,” UpStage Players, a dedicated volunteer grew up watching practices as babies, per- tials, worked with special needs children added Bernadette Walsh. “We’re looking staff inspired by the Walsh family. Fam- forming as children and now offer support through Playhouse Square, participated in forward to a celebration of life, the per- YCN RAY young hot rapper on the rise ily matriarch Bernadette Walsh of Euclid as crew members when needed. “It’s kind food drives and many more activities. “The forming arts, and of children learning how Nba youngboy is a upcoming rapper from any support here in cleveland especially if founded UpStage Players with the dream of of like The Lion King, the circle of life as Kiwanis partnered with UpStage Players to face challenges because the show does baton rouge louisiana, I asked ycnray why your a local artist have you noticed that providing children with an opportunity to kids are coming back and reinvest in the because we saw how they were impacting have to go on.” he’s a fan of Nba Youngboy ? he speaks on with yourself, or others ? be involved in a community-centered the- community,” said Walsh-Hilf whose hus- kids’ lives. With our resources and support, Lion King Jr. tickets are available at what I go through, and success motivates A. Naw I feel I can get the support from my ater program where every child had the op- band is a technical director while her sister we’re able to connect with more kids and www.UpStageplayers.com. Performances me to go get it city imma different artist. portunity to participate. With the support Kris choreographs the dance moves and their families to help build stronger com- are March 21-24. Q What do you think the best way to Q. Do you prefer physical mixtapes are get your music out to the audience? And streaming your mixtapes? do you like collabing, or just doing solo A. I like streaming like on youtube I think The Peoples Perspective tracks with no features? youtube is the best platform by joe oreilley Blue, green, red, yellow, Euclid, A. 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I record 216 is the studio Dario Baker is or action of another in disregard of one’s think about us, we live together each day, HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS & SENIORS what made you wanna start rapping? song to my cousin, and he told me I need to 10 years I should be rich signing my own the founder rights especially : detriment to one’s legal there is good here and you can find it every- Grab your friends and classmates to join Northeast Ohio Credit Unions for the 2019 Mad City Money Competition! You and your team will compete A Since I wa little like real young but I take it serious artists, and I wanna write movies, I believe rights or claims day. in a virtual “Game of Life” with an opportunity to win a Grand Prize of a only been taking it serious for like a couple artists should expand their horizons Q. What’s your favorite Jordans shoe 2a(1) : preconceived judgment or opinion We need to look towards each other as for of your team members! Second Place team $1,500 scholarship EACH A. 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by Brian Moore proud she was of the work that she did! She the bathroom! Animal Control 289-2057 by Allison Lukacsy-Love with GPS coordinates, are complete. They provide neces- On Friday, February 7th I had the pleasure had all of her procedures clearly outlined I was fascinated with the research ques- Over the past decade, SmithGroup crafted multiple sary shoreline stabilization and form the edge of a new 289-8574 Briardale Golf Course of judging a Science Fair at Noble Acad- and attractively displayed. While talking tions that many of the students came up renders – from hand drawn marker sketches to sophis- cobble beach to serve as nearshore wildlife habitat – as emy. Participants in the science fair were to her about her project, she spoke very with. Their sense of curiosity was conta- C. E. Orr Ice Arena 289-8649 ticated computer models – to help the community vision well as a place for the public to enjoy. In February and students in the 5th – 8th Grade. I had the confidently about how she conducted her gious and as they presented their projects, our dream of lakefront development. A favorite tool in March construction on the stone revetment continues, Euclid City Hall 289-2700 honor of judging a group of students that experiment. It was very inspiring to me to you could see that they were really engaged the past two years has been the virtual reality video (fol- which will give rise to the northern concrete foundation were interested in moving on to a statewide see her enthusiasm. and invested. Not only did they gain sci- Euclid City 797-2901 low this link: https://vr.yulio.com/DudfFv2EGh). Some wall of the public access lakefront trail. Schools competition. The second young lady experimented entific knowledge, they also developed stakeholders had the opportunity to view the model Everyone is encouraged take a walk or bike down to This was my first experience judging a with growing bacteria on a variety of items. presentation skills. I was amazed at their through a special VR headset and “walk” the future trail the Fishing Pier for a front-row seat to watch the exciting Euclid Court 289-2888 Science Fair and I had no idea what to ex- Trust me when I tell you I learned more comfort in describing their projects and at waterfront events. construction activity. The City of Euclid’s Facebook page Euclid Creek Resv 440-473-3370 pect. I was very impressed with some of the about bacteria and where it grows than I answering questions. I see a bright future Now that ‘rocks are in the water’ and equipment regularly features photographs and other updates and all projects that I saw and with the students wanted to know! Her research question for these students and pray that their cu- 731-7454 moves over the approximately ½ mile-long construction current construction projects in the City have informa- Euclid Family Y that presented their work. I was impressed was, “How does bacteria spread in our riosity and enthusiasm continue to inspire
site almost daily, our vision is making the leap from vir- tion pages hosted on the main page of the City of Euclid’s Euclid Police 731-1234 with many of the students and the projects lives?” There are so many items that we them in the future. tual reality to reality. Later this year, we all will have the website (click on “Construction Project Updates”). For Non-Emergency that I saw. The students clearly put a lot of handle on a daily basis without giving a I am grateful to Noble Academy for in- Block Watch 289-8449 opportunity to enjoy a sunset stroll on the lakefront. your own safety, do not trespass onto the construction second thought to the germs and bacteria viting me to be a part of their Science Fair. time and effort into their projects. Timeline: The bases of nearly all breakwaters, com- site and private property at the top of the bluff, clearly Euclid Library 261-5300 There were two young ladies that really that may be growing on them. One of the I truly appreciate the opportunity to see posed of 1 and 2-ton limestone slabs specially selected marked by signs and fencing installed by the contractor. impressed me. The first young lady -ex items she used in her experiment was a some of the exciting things that are going 289-826 from a quarry in Ohio and carefully placed in the water Euclid Neighborhood cell phone. I know that when I put my cell on in the schools and to meet some of the Engagement perimented with the best way to clean and sanitize a tooth brush. Her research ques- phone up to my ear and mouth, I was not impressive young people that will be mak- Henn Mansion 731-5060 tion was, “What method of disinfecting a thinking about bacteria, but I sure am now. ing the important scientific discoveries in
toothbrush kills most bacteria?” When I was a little dismayed to discover that she the future. SmithGroup typically pilots a drone to monitor construction progress. Compare the render from 2018 to the Housing Dep’t. 289-8127 construction in mid-February 2019, taken from about the same perspective looking west over Lake Erie. Housing and presenting her project, you could see how found more bacteria in the kitchen than in Property Conditions
Lakefront Sr. 289-2985 EDCOR Home Programs Do You Have Fire Extinguisher Community Ctr. Euclid Police Crime Prevention Mini Conference
City of Euclid, but works closely with the by Karen Tomsic Mayor's Office by Mary Mastalski and community policing training and re- taps into existing senior and law enforce- Housing Department. in your Home? Kirsten Holzheimer Gail 289-2700 You do not have to be cited by the City of Kate McLaughlin sources. OCPA projects range from basic ment networks to: Euclid’s Housing Department to apply for In 2010 EDCOR began its Down Payment by Jeff McDaniel should be mounted in the kitchen. Recreation Dep’t. 289-8114 BCI crime prevention schools and conferences, • Rapidly identify current fraud threats to and receive an EDCOR (Euclid Develop- Assistance program for people wishing to Every home should have one, does yours? Maintaining Your Fire Extinguisher You would use a portable fire extinguisher Be sure the pressure is at the recommended Youth, Adult and Family Pgms The Bureau of Criminal Investigation, to training on important crime prevention older residents ment Corporation) 3% Home Improve- purchase a home in the City of Euclid. To whenever the fire is confined to a small area, level. On extinguishers equipped with a known as BCI, is the state’s official crime topics, and timely publications. The OCPA • Ensure scam reports reach the appropri- ment Loan. This independent program date more than 200 homes have been sold Service Dep’t. 289-2701 such as a stovetop, and is not growing, every- gauge, the needle should be in the green Street Conditions lab serving the criminal justice community is committed to the development and ad- ate enforcement agencies with EDCOR’s assistance. The program is is open to all Euclid homeowner’s. There one has exited the building, the fire depart- zone - not too high and not too low. The and Stillprotecting Not OhioSure families. who toBCI Call? also vancement of a continuum of educational • Make sure victims get a “warm hand-off” for low and moderate income households. Sim's Park 289-2700 are qualifications, but most Euclid resi- ment has been called or is being called, and nozzle or other parts should not be blocked provides expert criminal investigative ser- opportunities in crime prevention and if they must be referred dents will be eligible. You must be of low There are eligibility qualifications. To view the room is not filled with smoke. If you al- in any way. Look for things like spider webs, Shore Cultural Ctr. 289-8578 vices to local, state, and federal law enforce- community policing, to ultimately make • Arm county residents with the informa- these qualifications go to www.CityofEu- Calling Tips: or moderate income, own and live in your ready have a fire extinguisher in your home, grease, dust, etc. The pin and tamper seal (if ment agencies upon request. With offices your community and state a safer place to tion they need to spot and avoid scams clid.com then click on Resident Informa- check the bottom for the date. The National it has one) should be intact. There shouldn’t Domestic Violence 391-HELP home for more than a year and have equity throughout the state, BCI stands ready to live, work, and play. • Share research about scams and scam in the home. All types of remodeling and tion and then on EDCOR. Read all of the Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recom- be any dents, leaks, rust, chemical deposits The Euclid City Hall Ward 1 Council 240-0901 respond 24/7 to local law enforcement SAFE KIDS/SAFE COMMUNITIES victims improvements can be financed through links at the bottom of the web page. mends replacing fire extinguishers older and/or other signs of abuse/wear. Wipe off receptionist is very Stephana Caviness agencies’knowledgeable needs at no cost about to the each requesting University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & • Conduct public education about scams this program. An inspection is done before EDCOR’s motto is “Improving Euclid, than 12 years. If your extinguisher doesn’t any corrosive chemicals, oil, gunk etc. that agency.department in the City. Children’s Hospital is the lead agency for hand to determine what is needed, and af- One home at a time”. Please contact Karen have a date on the bottom, you should re- may have deposited on the extinguisher. Ward 2 Council 860-1734 place it. Fire extinguishers are available at Using Your Fire Extinguisher Rev. Brian T. Moore Staff at BCI work every day to provide the Safe Kids Greater Cleveland Coali- PROTECHDNA terwards to make sure that work was com- at EDCOR (216)289-4625 for further in- your local hardware store or home center, Remember to keep your back to a clear exit the highest level of service. This includes tion. The coalition is part of the Safe Kids DNA for property is a new technology that pleted properly. All contractors must be formation. Now is the time to apply for Ward 3 Council 609-4609 and other retailers. when you use the device so you can make an special agents who are on call 24/7 to of- Worldwide campaign, the first and only will assist law enforcement and their com- licensed by the City of Euclid. those Spring/Summer projects and needed Taneika Hill Purchasing a Fire Extinguisher easy escape if the fire cannot be controlled. fer investigative assistance at crime scenes, global organization dedicated solely to munities to reduce property theft and give remodeling or to be purchasing the home EDCOR was founded in 1978 by civic For the home, select a multi-purpose extin- If the room fills with smoke, leave immedi- Ward 4 Council 401-9413 knowledgeable scientists and forensic spe- the prevention of unintentional childhood the advantages back to citizens that work of your dreams. Kris Jarosz minded individuals. Over 1600 loans have guisher (can be used on all types of home ately. cialists using cutting-edge technology to injuries. The Rainbow Injury Prevention hard and want to protect their valuables. been made by EDCOR. It is not part of the fires) that is large enough to put out a small Know When To Go. Ward 5 Council 333-8601 process evidence to bring criminals to jus- Center coordinates local Safe Kids cam- DNA labels are being used by law enforce- fire, but not so heavy as to be difficult to A portable fire extinguisher can save lives Christine McIntosh tice, and criminal intelligence analysts and paigns and events and offers resources from ment around the world to register bicycles, handle. These are also known as “ABC” fire and property by putting out a small fire identification specialists who help local law our Lending Library to coalition members. computers, cell phones, and other single as- extinguishers. Choose a fire extinguisher or containing it until the fire department Ward 6 Council 288-4698 that carries the label of an independent test- arrives, BUT portable extinguishers have John M. Wojtila enforcement solve cases. Rainbow and Safe Kids Greater Cleveland sets. The DNA labels is very unique, in the are committed to promoting the health of labels adhesive are several microdots. If the WHEN IT COMES ing laboratory. limitations. Because fire grows and spreads 731-2345 Ward 7 Council DAMSEL IN DEFENSE children in our region by addressing com- label is removed the adhesive with the mi- TO SAFETY AND Read the instructions that come with the so rapidly, the #1 priority for residents is to Daryl Langman fire extinguisher and become familiar with get out safely. Damsel in Defense is dedicated to helping mon injury areas, such as child passenger crodots will stick and remain on the item, EUCLID POLICE HOME SECURITY its parts and operation before a fire breaks Fire extinguishers are one element of a fire Ward 8 Council 744-8988 change the statistics by Educating, Equip- safety, fire and burn safety, water safety, giving the police the ability to authenticate Do you want to make a out. YouTube is a great source for videos on response plan, but the primary element is Laura Gorshe ping & Empowering women to be safe. We and home safety. the item and identify ownership. CRIME PREVENTION difference in your fire extinguishers and their use. safe escape. Every household should have a 731-5952 offer ways to be safe in every aspect of your community? Council President MINI CONFERENCE Installing Your Fire Extinguisher home fire escape plan and working smoke Charlene Mancuso life whether you are at home or out on the CUYAHOGA COUNTY DEPARTMENT ALTERNATIVE DEFENSE STRATE- Would you like to take Mount your fire extinguishers close to an alarms. Remember when you turn your go. We offer a range of products to include: OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS GIES positive action and exit. Be sure the extinguisher will not be clocks ahead this month, check and test WHEN play an active role in pepper sprays, stun guns, personal alarms Scam Squad unites nonprofits and social ADS provides non-lethal personal defense blocked by equipment, coats or other objects your smoke alarm. Check the date on your change? and whistles, along with RFID Wallets to service agencies with local, state and fed- products, stop the bleed kits, and conducts Saturday, April 6, 2019 that could interfere with access in an emer- smoke alarm. Alarms more than 10 years Target Your Business Are you willing to work gency. old should be replaced. If there is no date protect your identity, Roadside safety tools, eral law enforcement in the fight against training in workplace violence prevention Come anytime between 10 am—1 pm with your neighbors Your Euclid Fire Department recom- on your smoke alarm, it should be replaced. Locally and a Kevlar safety sleeve for your kid’s fraud. The task force’s goal is to make it and personal safety with the goal to em- and police to make backpacks. Additionally, we offer an edu- easier for seniors to report scams and to al- power ordinary people caught up in ex- your street a safe mends one on every floor. Considering the There are smoke alarms available that have a Advertise WHERE place? leading cause of home fires nationwide is lifetime (10 year) battery. cation based program to help teach your low agencies to quickly share information traordinary violence to defend themselves unattended cooking, if you only have one, it kids how to navigate “tricky” people and about scams with each other and with the without harming others. ADS is an integral Lakefront Community Center Does learning some- Here thing new interest difficult situations. public. Member organizations use their part of violence response protocol for indi- 1 Bliss Lane, Euclid, Ohio you? Euclid pride is the community own networks to share information that viduals, schools, churches, manufacturers, 216.505.0185 OHIO CRIME PREVENTION ASSO- can help Older Americans avoid or report healthcare, and government. STOP & TALK WITH CIATION scams. The widely cited MetLife Study of PLAN TO ATTEND coming together and OCPA is the nation’s largest state crime Elder Financial Abuse estimates that, na- ADDITIONAL ORGANIZATIONS • BCI Crime Scene Unit • Ohio Crime Prevention Associa- This first ever Euclid Po- tion • Block Watch • Cuyahoga County Sheriff Office • Ohio lice Crime Prevention prevention association, with a diverse tionwide, older Americans lose about $2.6 Other organizations bringing their exper- State Highway Patrol • Scam Squad • Chagrin Valley Dis- Mini Conference will pro- showing that love is real! membership representing law enforcement billion a year to fraud. Some studies put tise in crime prevention, target harden- patch • Power Alarm • Precision Alarm • Alternative Defense vide resources and infor- agencies, government offices, businesses, losses much higher, but it’s hard to know ing, security systems, communication and Strategies• ACE Hardware • Animal Control • Euclid Crime mation to residents who the faith community and resident groups. for sure because relatively few seniors re- education include:ACE Hardware; Power Watch and Discussion • Safe Kids Safe Communities • Stop would like to learn how to the Bleed • City of Euclid • Euclid Police Department make their homes and As the Professional Voice of Crime Pre- port scams. Alarm; Precision Alarm, Chagrin Valley community safer. Ques- vention in Ohio, OCPA is a clearinghouse The Scam Squad, chaired by the Cuyahoga Dispatch, Cuyahoga County Sheriff Office, tions call 216-289-8449. for state and national crime prevention County Department of Consumer Affairs, Cleveland FBI and Block Watch. LISTEN & LEARN BREAK OUT SESSIONS Scams—Prevent Becoming a Scam Victim Bleeding Control –Prevent Loss of Life Block Watch –Prevent Neighborhood Crime “We are a community of possibilities, not a community of problems. FREE EVENT Communities exist for the sake of belonging and takes its identity from the gifts of its citizens.” - Peter Block
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Pre-K through 8th Grade Faith Academics Community
Five Photos – Five Dollars: A Special Lenten Retreat Black History Month Live Wax Museum
Five Photos – Five Dollars: A Special insights into the ways God is working in Lenten Retreat Saturday, March 30 their lives. We’ll enjoy hospitality, com- 9:00-Noon (8:30 Continental Breakfast) munity, conversation and reflection that $5.00 per person will deepen our relationship with Jesus and Our Lady of the Lake bring us new understanding of our per- Lakeshore Blvd & E. 200th St. sonal faith paths. Please join us! For regis- (216) 486-0850 tration and information on what to bring Our Lady of the Lake is hosting a fun for this special day, please visit our website and affordable Lenten retreat that invites at www.OLLEuclid.org, or email Shawn@ parishioners and guests to explore their OLLEuclid.org or Brianna@OLLEuclid. personal history through photos, and gain org. The registration deadline is March 25. Living Stations a Special Tradition at OLL
Living Stations of the Cross is a cherished Rita Testa. “This is a very special time of re- tradition at Our Lady of the Lake. Each flection and sharing and our youth help us Easter season, youth from the parish spend to see Christ’s journey through fresh eyes. In honor of Black History Month, Imagine decades and acted as that person during Thank you to the amazing Imagine Bella Since a picture is worth a thousand words weeks preparing for a living presenta- We encourage anyone in our community to Bella held a school wide Live Wax Mu- our Live Wax Museum. Classroom teach- families for helping students finish their we included some of our favorite photos tion of Christ’s journey to the cross. Made join us for Living Stations -- it’s a wonder- Join OLL for Lent seum on Thursday February 21st. Students ers helped students practice and prepare posters, plan matching outfits, and prac- here! We can’t wait to see who everyone special through the eyes of these children, ful way to bring new meaning to this very presented for parents and other students during school time for the showcase event. tice their speeches too. It was so great to will be in the next Live Wax Museum!! this moving journey brings the faith com- special season.” and Easter, or any time! during this special event. Students were Students conducted research studies to see all our families coming to support our munity together to reflect on the sacrifice All are welcome at OLL’s Living Stations assigned significant figures from different help them with their presentation. students and listen to their presentations. All are welcome at Our Lady of the Lake made for us, and its deep meaning in our prayer service. It will be held April 12 at March 6: Ash Wednesday Mass, 7:00pm own faith lives. 8:00pm at Our Lady of the Lake, Lakeshore March 10, 17, 24 and 31: Evening Prayer, 6:30pm “Working with the youth to create this Blvd and E. 200th St. For more information, March 30: Lenten Retreat, 9:00-Noon Friday Clubs are Back! Playhouse Visit presentation each year is really meaningful, visit www.OLLEuclid.org, or email Rita@ April 12: Living Stations, 8:00pm for me, for the young people, and for all the OLLEuclid.org. April 13-14: Palm Sunday Weekend people who join us,” says Youth Minister April 17: Tenebrae, 7:00pm April 18: Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord’s Supper, 7:00pm April 19: Good Friday, Community Stations of the Cross, 12:00pm Meet the Entrepreneurs at Microloan Fair Celebration of the Lord’s Passion, 7:00pm Our Lady of the Lake is hosting its first our small business owners are up to. Please April 20: Holy Saturday Blessing of Food, 12:00pm Easter Vigil, 8:00pm April 21: Easter 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00pm Microloan Fair! Come by to learn about stop by to meet our group, sample some businesses and people in our community products and services and get a wealth of who are partnering to help grow a stronger information on how Microloans can be part neighborhood. This innovative loan pro- of making our community a better place for gram, supported by OLL, brings together all of us. OLL School Accepting Applications parishioners and small business owners Saturday, March 23: 4:00-6:00 Our Lady of the Lake School is accepting applications in grades Pre-K - 8. and entrepreneurs to help people forge new Sunday, March 24: 11:00-2:00 Call today to schedule a tour - and find out whether you could quality paths, both to personal prosperity and to Our Lady of the Lake Church Hall for a scholarship! Registrations ones March 1, so call today! a more connected community. You can be Lakeshore and E. 200th St [email protected] part of it, too -- by supporting local busi- For information, visit www.OLLEuclid.org, (216) 481-6824 | Jon us for Open House | April 3 6-7:30 Artists in action with rock painting club! Movie time for movie club! nesses and learning some of the good things or call (216) 486-0850 Check out a few photos from the return of Friday clubs! 2nd grade visited Playhouse Square for a special presentation for students. They had a blast!
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. CREDIBILITY. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. CREDIBILITY.
19 Euclid Panthers Sign National Letters of Intent EHS Ambassadors sprinkle kindess on peers with suprise Valentine’s Day party Parents, grandparents, aunt, uncles, friends, and mentors packed the Hal “Doc” Daugherty Gynmasium on February 6, as 19 of our “Euclid Made” student- athletes committed to continuing both their education and sport at the collegiate level.
“When I look at our Senior student-athletes here today, three words come to mind: integrity, perseverance, and pride,” said Euclid High School Head of Cam- pus, Janis Svoboda. She continued, “As you finish your senior year, and begin the next chapter of your academic and athletic careers, please know that the people in this room today will always be with you. We stand behind you, as your base, your foundation, your refuge.”
Guest speakers included three-time Super Bowl Champion and media personal- ity, Jerod Cherry and Euclid Schools Superintendent, Dr. Marvin B. Jones, II.
Congratulations to our exceptional student-athletes: The Panthers football team finished the season as the Greater Cleveland Conference Co-Champions and earned their fourth-straight trip to the postseason. The squad also These vibrant pictures captured by Euclid High School student, Stephen Grier tell the heartfelt story of our Junior and Senior Ambassador Alicia Mitchell | Tiffin University | Volleyball featured five All-Ohio nominees, 11 News Herald All-Stars and 10 All Greater Cleveland students’ Impact Project. These students decided to plan a “surprise” Valentine party for the students in our MH Unit. They created a cookie Conference honors. Constance Chaplin | Eastern Michigan University |Basketball decorating station, card making station, and Chick-fil-A Willoughby Commons donated enough nuggets to feed 50 people! The Ambassadors Jaylen Jacobs | United States Military Academy West Point | Football also made walking taco salad and served lunch to the kids and their aides. The goal is to reduce feelings of isolation for students in the MH Phillip Patterson | Lake Erie College | Football Unit. The Junior and Senior Ambassadors group also constructed a spirited playlist. Courtney Rice and Cameron Holton acted as resident DJ’s Ashawn Berry | Seton Hill University | Football supplying line dancing tunes! Omari Howard | Lake Erie College | Football Damien Brown | Ashland University | Football Reese Worship | Marietta College | Football Exciting things happening in Our Euclid Schools Drevon Lindsay | University of Toledo | Football Christopher Parker | West Virginia Wesleyan College | Football Vincent Jackson | Missouri State Southern University | Football Darrius Johnson | Ashland University | Football Raylan Mcguire | Lake Erie College | Football De’Andre Williams | West Liberty University | Football Jalen Jackson | Urbana University | Football Brandon Wright | Michigan State University | Football TreShawn Luton |West Virginia Wesleyan College | Football Sean Jackson | Walsh College | Football Octavious Hardy | West Liberty University | Football
Central Middle School seventh-graders Kiau- Euclid Alumna and local pediatric dentist, Dr. Kari The Early Learning Village at the former Forest na Watford and Asu Pelima were chosen to Cunningham visited Shoreview Elementary School Park site is on schedule to open this August! represent Euclid at the District Seven Honors to speak with students about Black History Month! Band Concert in Mentor on February 21!
The Euclid High School Drumline performed in the Members of the Euclid High School Chinese Club experienced the dynamite Broadway revival, Miss Lake Erie Folk Fest at the Shore Cultural Center! Saigon, at Playhouse Square! www.euclidschools.org www.euclidschools.org
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Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School Merit and Honor Roll Students in Euclid Faith. Family. Future. VASJ basketball hosts Broadmoor Bobcats The Broadmoor Bobcats traveled to VASJ High School on Friday, February 22, for a special basketball game against members of the Vikings boys and girls teams. The Vikings fought hard but ultimately fell to the Bobcats 53-32, continuing the team’s 200+ game winning streak. This may be the only game of the year that VASJ doesn’t mind losing. When the Broadmoor team arrived at VASJ, they received an enthusiastic welcome from a gym full of VASJ students, faculty, and staff dressed in green and white (Broadmoor’s school colors) and decorated with personalized signs and banners. At halftime, all of the VASJ students joined the Broadmoor team on the basketball court for a dance The Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School community enthusiastically welcomed the Broadmoor Bobcats to the Viking Village for what party. Everyone got involved in a fun has become an annual basketball game. The Bobcats continued their winning streak of over 200 by defeating VASJ 53-32. (and long) conga line. The smiles on become a highly anticipated and much- assistant superintendent at Lake County for the game of basketball is such a the faces of all the students was quite a loved annual event for both schools. Board of DD/Deepwood. joy to witness,” says Csank. “The heartwarming sight to see. “The Broadmoor-VASJ basketball “This experience allows our Bobcats exemplify heart, courage, and Every basket scored by the game is the high point of the year for students to show everyone just how determination. The example they set for Broadmoor team was followed with all of us,” says VASJ Principal David capable and extraordinary they truly our students is impossible to measure.” enthusiastic screaming and cheering. Csank. are. Through their hard work and The Broadmoor community once Even after the Vikings lost, there was The basketball game at VASJ is sportsmanship, each game is a learning again felt the love and support from the nothing but excitement and joy for the a great example of the mission of the experience for not only our Bobcats but VASJ community during their visit. winning Bobcats team. Lake County Board of Developmental for the opponent as well.” “We appreciate Villa Angela- After the game, VASJ Principal Disabilities/Deepwood which is to It was clear by the level of St. Joseph and their enthusiasm and Dave Csank presented Broadmoor with empower people with developmental enthusiasm and support shown during willingness to join us on this journey of a championship trophy for their efforts. disabilities to engage in activities that the game that the VASJ community inclusion and acceptance,” says Mahler. Both teams then gathered at center enrich their lives and contribute to their enjoyed the experience just as much as The Broadmoor Bobcats may have court for a group picture. community. the Broadmoor students. left with the victory trophy, but it was This is not the first time the “Bobcat basketball games are one “The support that our kids clear that every student involved with Bobcats have battled the VASJ Vikings of the most treasured events for our show for the Bobcats, and the love this wonderful event felt like winners in a basketball game. The game has Broadmoor students,” says Ann Mahler, and enthusiasm the Bobcats have that day.
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Unite mind, body and spirit to ence so others don’t forget. As a Jew, he the Journey was initiated by Pope Francis United States in 1949, Frayman has spent gress of Black [email protected] Late applications will not become aware of your emotions, thoughts the life plan your soul is desiring . Experi- talks to educate others.” This quote is from as a call for us to share the journey with all the last 35 years teaching others about the Women-Greater be reviewed(Deadline: Midnight, March 8, and actions to face the real you. Coming ence joy and prosperity in all aspects of life. an interview given by Mr. Frayman in the our neighbors, not only those who live near hate anti-Semitism can cause, and his Cleveland Chapter 2019). Basic critera: students who will re- face to face with your reality can be a scary Learn new avenues to this Self awareness. Cleveland Jewish News in November 2018, us, look like us, speak like us, or pray like motivation comes from the anti-Semitism is accepting ap- ceive their high school diploma from a high thing if you are not living in a sense of peace In the ancient esoteric sciences of astrology and it serves as a wonderful introduction to us. Mr. Frayman’s talk is one of a series of that he and his wife personally have experi- plication for their 2nd Annual Scholar- school(2019); Students who have a mini- and harmony from within. Are you carry- and numerology, much can be understood an event being sponsored by Ss. Robert & events the CRS Parish Ambassadors have enced. With so much anger and division in ship. One or more college scholarships in mum GPA of 2.5; Students who can dem- ing resentments that display themselves as of your soul plan and human experiences William Catholic Parish (SSRW) and the planned and undertaken since the incep- our country today and with anti-Semitism the amount of $500 each will be awarded onstrate community service and involve- anger? Has loneliness invaded your plans that influence your course of thought and and racism seemingly on the rise, his is a to a high-school senior (female)from the ment; and students who have applied and to enjoy the precious moments in life in new action. Join us at the Rishis Institute of timely message which should be heard by Greater Cleveland area. Applications can been accepted into a college or university. ways versus old destructive habits? Spring is Metaphysics to learn about the Path of Light young and old alike. right around the corner with its wonderful studies. Embrace positive actions to elimi- Everyone from Euclid and surrounding energy of new beginnings. Making con- nate negative reactions to life situations. Be communities is invited to attend this free structive use of this cycle of life is to live in the person you were meant to be. Enjoy the talk which will take place on Sunday, April a metaphysical (energy beyond the physical) journey with new beginnings. Call 216 486 7, 2019, at 7:30 PM at Ss. Robert & William Bagel Buddy’s universe. Awaken the life force within you 7240 for the Spring schedule or email rishi- Catholic Church, 367 East 260 Street. A to effect positive changes to fully express [email protected]. light reception will follow. Come Share the Journey with us! Roman Frayman 20070 Lakeshore Blvd Mon—Fri 6:00 am to 1:00 pm Euclid Public Schools Alumni The Waterloo Alley Cat Project’s Sat and Sun 7:00 am to Noon Association Annual Meeting, Saturday, March 23rd 10th Annual Fundraiser Celebration by Greg Fondran vote. You can join the Association on line by Debbie Gulyas *Only a limited number of tickets will be Please join your fellow Alumni at our An- at our website euclidalumni.org, or in per- The Waterloo Alley Cat Project is celebrat- sold; nual Meeting on Saturday, March 23rd at son at the meeting. In addition, we will be ing a decade of helping stray cats and kit- *Each ticket also provides free admission 10:00 a.m. in the Euclid High School Little forming committees on membership, com- tens at their 10th Annual Fundraiser on to their big event which includes DJ enter- Theater. Not only will you be able to catch munication, memorabilia, reunions and Saturday, March 9th at the Historic Slo- tainment, food by Melt Bar and Grilled, up with old friends and classmates, but special events. venian Worker’s Home, now known as and lots of feline related fun; you’ll hear what your Alumni Association If you’re looking for other ways to con- Waterloo Hall, located at 15335 Waterloo *All money raised goes to help cats! has been up to lately and what we have nect with Euclid Alumni, we have a stand- Road. Tickets can be purchased online at www. planned for the future. We are planning ing reservation at the Euclid Culinary Once again, they will be holding a $1,000 waterlooalleycatproject.org. on updating our by-laws and voting in Bistro in the Shore Cultural Centre every Grand Prize Raffle along with their fabu- The Waterloo Alley Cat Project is an new Trustees. All alumni are invited, but Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. lous basket raffles and local art sale. 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Faith in the City Annual MLK Celebration ( continued from front page ) not about them but about those they serve. she encouraged us to reflect on the work The afternoon also featured a speech some service highlighted by numerous It is not about exalting themselves but and the mission of Dr. King, as we celebrate by Dr. King entitled, “If I Would Have reflections on the Dr. Martin Luther King about lifting others up.” -Sheri L. Dew his life and legacy, remember that it is up Sneezed” dramatically presented by Rev. Jr. I am also grateful to our police officers “You have not lived a perfect day, unless to us to carry on his vision and mission in Jeffrey Doggett. Interspersed during the who attended giving us the opportunity to you have given something to someone who all that we do, in the choices we make and celebration were moving musical pieces pray with and for them.” will never be in a position to repay you.” conversations we have. and protest songs. If you are interested in seeing excerpts Dada J. P. Vaswani After the tribute to Dr. King, there was The service ended with prayers for our from some of the talks, please visit the Faith “I wondered why somebody didn’t do a scripture reading that asked us, “What first responders, city officials and the city in the City Facebook page. If you would something. Then I realized, I am some- does it mean to do justly, love mercy, and of Euclid. The police and council people like to hear Dr. King’s “If I Had Sneezed” body.” – Author Unknown walk humbly (Micah 6:8)?” To help illu- present came to the front of the church to speech, it is available on YouTube. After the Litany of Service, Council- minate the scripture, Rev. Armando Arel- receive prayers and blessings. As the po- In years past, this celebration ended with woman Rev. Taneika Hill gave a moving lano spoke about doing justly, Dr. Martina lice officers were recognized, they received the song, “We Shall Overcome”. This year tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ask- Moore preached about loving mercy and a standing ovation in recognition of their Pastor Denise changed things up with, “I Euclid– Edgecliff Dr. Steps to Lake Erie! Sunnycliff Beach ing the question, “Do will still need Dr. Rev. Brian Moore spoke about walking service. After the service, Councilman Need You to Survive”. To me, the lyrics of Euclid- Near Lloyd Rd. Exceptional rehab. 3 bedroom, 2 King today?” After recounting a variety of humbly with our God. Wojtila commented, “I can think of no that song described how we will overcome Club. Offers just over 2,000 sq ft. City Violation Free! Close full bath ranch with gorgeous curb appeal! Stunning new stories in the news that illustrate that rac- One of the most inspiring moments came better way to unite as a community than by recognizing that we are all part of one to Downtown Euclid. $164,900 kitchen! City Violation Free! $125,000 ism, sexism and xenophobia still exist in as a young man by the name of Taj Epps through praise and worship of our Lord. family and that we do need each other many places, she reminded us that it isn’t gave a tribute to Dr. King from a youth’s The time spent together provided the op- survive. It is my hope that the sentiments not enough to dream, hope or believe, but perspective. In an afternoon that featured portunity to recognize and highlight our expressed over the course of the afternoon we must speak up, speak out and take ac- many moving, challenging moments, his shared beliefs, concerns and struggles. I continue to grow and spread throughout tion, giving a voice to the voiceless and re- presentation was something extraordinary. am grateful to the individuals who ar- the city. Can I get an AMEN? storing power to the powerless. In closing He brought everyone to their feet. ranged, prepared and presented this awe-
Celebration United Methodist Church Church of the Epiphany (Episcopal) 771 East 260th Street 21000 Lakeshore Blvd, Euclid, OH 44123 Euclid, Ohio 44119 www.epiphanyeuclid.org Day and Hours of Service: Sunday Service 10am (with Sunday School) Sunday 11:00 a.m. Worship Thursday Healing Service 6:30pm Office M-F 12 Noon-4:00 p.m. Tuesdays at 7pm Centering Prayer/Bible Study Euclid– Lake Shore Blvd. Still retaining its “just built” Cleveland– East Park Dr. East Shore Beach Club. One "God loves you: we love you” appearance. 4 bedrooms, 2.1 baths. Over 2300 sq ft of house from Lake Erie. 2 story addition with basement, living space! City Violation Free! $249,900 and additional living suite. 3169 sq ft! $249,900 Bethlehem Community Church (LCMS) Our Lady of the Lake Parish 24490 Euclid Avenue Euclid OH 44117 216-692-1085 19951 Lake Shore Blvd Euclid, OH Lenny Vaccaro, Realtor, Howard Hanna, 216.731.9500 Sunday 9:15 a.m. Adult Bible Class Mass Schedule 10:30 a.m. Worship Service and Children’s Church Saturday, 4:00pm nd [email protected] Monday 6:45 p.m. Prayer Team (484 East 222 Street) Sunday, 8:00am, 10:00 am and 12:00 Noon Thursday 7:00 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous Monday, Wednesday, Thursday www.vaccaroteam.com Friday 7:00 p.m. Celebrate Recovery 9:00 am in the Main Church. And every 3rd Sunday at 12:00 Noon -- Free Friends and Family Community Lunch Euclid 2018 Real Estate Market Update East Shore Church United Methodist Shore Haven Lutheran Church by Lenny Vaccaro kitchens, bathrooms, floors, paint, and etc... Prime Real Estate 280 East 222nd Street Euclid, OH 44123 2018 was an excit- and have sold or are selling for approxi- 23002 Lakeshore Blvd., Euclid, OH ing year for the mately $90,000 to 120,000. Owner occupied Worship Services Sunday Morning Worship Services Sunday: 8:45 AM - Adult Bible Class, Youth Bible Class, and Sunday real estate market homes, on average tend to take better care in Euclid as home of the exterior and interior of their homes 10:15 am Classic (Traditional) School 10:00 AM - Worship Service (Holy Communion on the 2nd, 4th and prices contin- and help our neighborhoods in many ways. 5th Sundays of the month) ued to rise with With sale prices rising, the City of Euclid Special mid-week services during the church seasons of Advent, on Christ- approximately will start seeing an increase in income and mas Eve and Christmas Day, on New Years Eve, Lent, Holy Week, on the 583 single fam- property taxes. National Day of Prayer, on Ascension Day, and on Thanksgiving Eve. ily homes being If you, or anyone you know may be in- sold. The average terested in purchasing a home or would like sales price was just under $80,000 with a information on how to obtain a pre-approv- St. John of the Cross Parish large portion of homes going owner occu- al to purchase a home, please reach out to 140 Richmond Road, Euclid, OH Imani United Church of Christ pied. From 2010 to 2015, a large portion of the Vaccaro Team for a consultation. Home Mass Schedule homes were sold to investors who are now ownership is not for everyone, but in the SATURDAY:4:00 PM 1505 East 260th Street ready to remarket into rehabbed homes. long run if you buy right, it can be a good SUNDAY:9:00 and AM11:00 AM Euclid, Ohio 44132-3109 Many of these homes were purchased for life change and investment. MONDAY:8:00 AM, TUESDAY:6:30 PM $40,000 in 2011 and now boast remodeled WEDNESDAY:8:00 AM, THURSDAY:6:30 PM WORSHIP TIMES FRIDAY:8:00 AM Sundays 8:00 AM | 10:00 AM | 12:00 PM Liz Healey Independent Hairstylist Area United Methodist Churches Ss. Robert & William Catholic Parish Euclid - Century Corners 367 E. 260th St. Euclid, OH Bombshell Beauty Lenten Services 2019 Mass Schedule Business Park. Two-acre parcel by Armando Arellano SAT:4:00 PM (Vigil) SUN:9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 6:00 PM at 26600 Euclid Avenue. Area United Methodist Churches Lenten Good Friday Service - April 19th - 6:00 pm MON:12:00PM (Rosary before/Miraculous Medal Novena after) Salon and spa Season Series 2019 at East Shore UMC, 23002 Lakeshore Blvd., Zoned Light Industrial. Ash Wednesday Service - March 6th Euclid, OH 44123, (216) 261-1688 with TUE:8:00 AM (Rosary after Mass) WED:12:00 PM (Rosary before Mass) $5 off Haircuts - 6:30 pm at Nottingham UMC, 18316 St. Nottingham UMC and Celebration UMC. 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Join the Discussion at: www.euclidobserver.com Join the Discussion at: www.euclidobserver.com Page 22 The Euclid Observer Volume 10 • Issue 3 The Euclid Observer Volume 10 • Issue 3 Page 23 March 2019 March 2019 HEALTH & WELLNESS HEALTH & WELLNESS Who is Happy Hippy Mama? Take a Selfie of your Healthy Being Kind to Yourself Your Gift by Emily Holody tears flow from my eyes. Slowly cleansing by Natalie-Jo If you are confused about what Good better than it is right now. But everyone de- benefit of others? and healing me with each drop. Flynn Food is, start with Fresh food, the stuff on serves to be happy, everyone deserves to be When you think of an inheritance, you Running has been a close companion, If you are read- the perimeter of the grocery store, leave the proud of themselves, everyone deserves to might think of something financial. Some- for much of my life. I ran cross country ing this you isle foods, boxed, packaged processed, fast be safe and everyone deserves to be loved. thing that is tangible, measurable, signifi- and track through middle and high school, likely have foods on the shelves. And everyone includes you. cant. Yet, legacy is more. It is the intangible and attended college on a running scholar- some interest Eat mostly veggies and whole fruits, not It takes work to change the messages in value others feel about you. It is the sum- ship. Today, as a (late) 30 something I run in your health, juices or dried fruits, adequate amounts of your head but it is possible. You can stop mation of actions, the impressions, the neighborhood fun runs and try to prove well-being, liv- good fats, fiber and protein. caring what others think of you and start gifts of joy that you share with others. In to myself I still have the muscle memory ing well or your Truth is there are as many diets as there caring what you think of you. You can feel this sense, legacy has more to do with how to win my age group. (Spoiler, I somehow looking for info are people, The best tip I have is to get a bal- heard, validated, cared for. If you are hurt- you treat others than the tangible items you might leave behind. Happy March Everyone! often do. lol) Running is one of the few for a friend. ance, and try different foods, see how your ing it matters. Talking to someone who activities that challenges me physically and Whatever the reason, You are in the right body reacts, Did that give you energy did it truly listens can make a huge difference for The memories you build with others, the past joys and sorrows you share with oth- Does this Cleveland winter weather have allows for my mind to fully relax. place. make you tired or bloated, how long after you. Deb Dobbs is a Communication Coach. She uses a unique blend of empathy and insight to unravel ers, these are the gifts of yourself that you you feeling down? Have you suffered from I have never walked, ran, or taken a yoga I want to jump ahead of the game and say, you ate did you get hungry again? Many people use the new year as a time conflict, isolate issues and enhance growth. Contact offer. As you generously offer yourself, you loss in the last year? Did you know that class, and felt it was a waste of my time. Who could you be if you could photoshop Just because you always did something a to make changes, they may make lists that her at: DobbsCommunication.com. by Robin Phillips establish your legacy. As you willingly give moving your body can spark joy and help Rather, I always feel better. The movement your wellness? Is this a joke? What do I certain way does not mean you have to con- they give up before the end of the week. You may have grown up hearing very nega- of your time, your talent you build your you heal? Here is a little peek into how I use is physically good for me, and it truly heals mean? tinue that way esp. if it’s not working. Keep These lists, or resolutions, frequently in- by Deb Dobbs tive messages. You may have been told not legacy. Then later, as others re-act based movement to heal my body. my soul. It is so easy now with technology to take a record. volve major behavior changes, like dieting Devotion. When you hear the word, you to try, you won’t be successful. You may on your actions, your legacy becomes ac- (5:30 am) Ding. Pam: “Are we doing this?” Please find what movement sparks joy for a selfie and fix it up to make us appear flaw- Last but most important, and if you do or starting an exercise program. The reso- may think of family, friends, a sense of be- have believed these messages. You may tive. Your essence continues as your influ- Ding. Anne: “I am in.” YOU. There are many different kinds of -ac less. Better skin, bigger eyes, better color, nothing else Please Do this, lutions don’t last because they feel more longing to a group or a familiarity with a have been physically and verbally abused ence thrives. What are you leaving behind? I can hear the light frozen rain hitting tivities. Check the end of the column each hair, lips and even the shape of our face can Bodies need water. like punishment or deprivation than like geographic location. Perhaps you will think and believed that you deserved that treat- What will your legacy be? How will your the roof. I groan and roll over. Thoughts month for new and exciting options in our be “fixed” and then we can present the pic Water keeps you clean from the inside, anything positive. But you can resolve to be back to your teen years or time served in ment. It is possible that no one ever said to actions influence others? Choose to be in- race in my mind. “Do I have a headache? neighborhood. Breathe, move, and and be on Facebook or IG, we then feel good that keeps muscles, joints, eyeballs, skin and kind to yourself. It can be difficult to learn military service. When you hear the word, you: ‘good job, I am proud of you’. You may tentional. Design a vibrant, dynamic mo- Am I getting a cold?” I pause and breathe, gentle with yourself. Healing happens. we were able to Fix our look and control your intestines happy and working. We at first, but a counselor can get you started. legacy, you might again think of family, have lived your whole life expecting the saic of your gifts, talents and influence to and drag myself up. To continue the conversation or if you how others see us. cannot avoid water if we want to be healthy. I would love to meet you and work with friends or a group. However, in a contextual worst at all times. benefit others. Look around you. There’s no Me (responding to their texts): “See you have any questions you can email at: Hap- OK let’s say you took a selfie of your How Much Water To Drink: Most guide- you on being kind to yourself. sense legacy is more. It is that essence that If any of this is true for you, it is probably lack of need, just boundless opportunities in 15 minutes.” [email protected] or visit us on health, and if you could photo shop your lines state to Drink between 64 ounces and Robin Phillips LISW-S continues long after the originating source hard for you to believe that your life can be to create and develop your living legacy. This is how most of my mornings start. I Facebook at: Happy Hippy Mama. health what would it look like? 67% of your body weight Collinwoodcounseling.com (person) is gone. Have you ever considered Don’t hesitate. Start building today. get up and join a small group of dedicated This Month’s Mantra: Let your thoughts paint a picture of you if your body weight is 150 pounds, then your legacy? What are you leaving behind women from my active beach club, and I am STRONG, I am BEAUTIFUL, I am and how you want to feel. you need to drink anywhere between 64 as your essence? What will you leave for the we walk together. 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Join the Discussion at: www.euclidobserver.com Join the Discussion at: www.euclidobserver.com Page 24 The Euclid Observer Volume 10 • Issue 3 The Euclid Observer Volume 10 • Issue 3 Page 25 March 2019 March 2019 SENIORS ENTERTAINMENT Bob’s Corner The Standard: Make The Standard your New Standard oysters? Will he have the charcuterie that the duck. I was not familiar with this par- he make this taste like her tea cake? I had to Marty did so well? Who is this new chef? ticular dish preparation but I love duck & it know. I can’t give the whole list of ingredi- What does he like..what is his style? sounded very interesting. It is a pan seared ents, I think it’s only fair to the chef that I not Immediately I see 4 dishes that make my duck in a cinnamon glaze with a lingonberry reveal his entire process but I will give a few, eyes light up. Foie gras (yes please), the fresh beurre blanc served with garlic mashed pota- which make me understand why it reminds oysters are still there (thank goodness), tuna toes. Chef Said served me a glass of a beautiful me of home. He uses amaretto, hazelnuts tartar & beef tartar (yum). I’m hopeful & ex- Côtes du Rhône & it paired beautifully with (ah...I get it now), dark chocolate, fresh vanilla cited. So I put in an order for the oysters & beef this dish. The duck was lovely cooked at a bean & other goodies I can’t share but I start tartar first, knowing I’m going to get that foie medium rare. Cinnamon is not something I to understand, based on the ingredients, why gras but pacing myself. The oysters that day would think of with duck & I was pleasantly I love it so much. Again, I’m sad I can not eat were Mystic oysters from Noank, Connecticut surprised. My favorite was the lingonberry the whole thing but he was able to give me a (Long Island Sound). They are farmed year beurre blanc, it was absolutely delicious moment in time where I was home. That’s very by Bob Payne March 2019 Euclid Senior Programs Beef Tartare round with large heavy shells, deep cup & they with the duck & my only complaint was that special to me because I miss my home very I have a challenge for you. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY have a gentle brine with a nice meaty flesh & there wasn’t enough of it, that & the fact I much. As a side note, for our NEOFOODIES This may sound easy, but I guarantee it’s clean finish. They were delicious. The accou- wish instead of the mashed potatoes, nicely Wine Group, the Ripasso by the glass from not. You may believe that you can do it, but 1 trement mignonette was different. A cham- roasted fingerlings seasoned with rosemary or Italy paired perfectly with this. I bet that you can’t. Okay, here’s the chal- 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic pagne vinegar, shallots, scallions, & fresh red sage & thyme wold be lovely or other roasted Overall, the key thing that I noticed lenge. 10:00 Fitness Over 50 & yellow pepper mixture. It was the peppers vegetables but again, that’s just my European throughout the meal was how perfectly bal- 10:00 Beading/CR Go one day without complaining. that at first threw me off. I wasn’t used to upbringing, not very many mashed potatoes anced everything was. When dealing with 10:00 Lisa Lee Reflex Easy, right? Well, consider yourself chal- those in my mignonette & I just don’t like sides where I come from. The lingonberry Mediterranean dishes they can be both com- 12:45 Bingo – beurre blanc is not overly sweet but delicate plex & simple. The key thing is finding the lenged. It means no complaining about cocktail sauce, horseradish and/or hot sauce 1:00 Pinochle – so I was glad to not see those served with the & luscious, those are the words that come to harmony of the two. That only comes from others; inconsiderate drivers, people at 1:00 Chess Club oysters. I’ll take fresh lemon if nothing else. mind for this dish. someone who lovingly takes the time to find it. the store, co-workers, family, etc. It means Duck D’Alsace 1:00 Rock Painting The forward note dipping my mollusk in Switching to the bronzino, the chef chose For me, many of the flavor profiles are very -fa no whining in your head about situations, this mixture was, as I suspected, peppers. I’m a nice Oak Grove Reserve Rosè from Califor- miliar so I find comfort in his menu. However, other people’s reactions, and the state of MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY not a fan of raw peppers. That said, it actually nia. I was excited to try this dish. Growing I also learned quite a bit about other flavors I national or neigh- borhood affairs. It also 4 5 6 7 8 complimented the brine & finish of this oys- up on the Adriatic coast, this is a dish I’ve never would have considered together so that means not criticizing yourself for some- ter. Mystics aren’t very overbearing, they are had quite often. To have it prepared Moroc- was nice. 8:30 Line Dancing, Beg. 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 9:00 Fitness Over 50 8:45 Floor Yoga 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic thing you just did that you view as stupid, delicate & can take on the flavors of shallots, can style was intriguing & so far, everything Running NEOFOODIES we have tasted a 9:00 Line Dancing, Adv 10:00 Silv Snkrs Circuit 10:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 10:00 Slv Snkrs Clsc 10:00 Fitness Over 50 lemon, champagne very well & to my surprise, else had been delicious, I expected this to be lot of dishes & part of our passion comes from ridiculous, or dumb. I bet you can’t do it for 10:00 Fitness Over 50 10:00 Crochet 10:00 Crafts 10:00 Sewing 10:45 The Players even peppers. I do suspect, because they are so no different. The dish consists of a Moroccan tasting & learning more, it’s what we love & long, but please do try! 10:00 Chair Yoga 10:00 Bible Study 10:00 Comp Lab Help 10:00 Billie Exercise 12:45 Bingo – mild, that the whole cocktail sauce, horserad- style fish with a cilantro marinade, parsley, we love sharing it with our members. What It seems that we all have thoughts and 12:45 Bingo 10:00 Billie Exercise 10:45 Neuro Inst Talk 11:00 SS Str & Bal 1:00 Pinochle – ish, hot sauce thing would just out right ruin paprika, garlic & ginger. It is served with 2 was also so nice to see was Chef Said come ideas about how people should act and how 1:00 Ballroom Dance 11:00 Music Bingo 11:00 Chair Exercise 1:00 Paint & Sip 1:00 Chess Club it. You wouldn’t taste the oyster itself. So, I en- sides, a refreshing cucumber tomato salad & out frequently to greet the seated guests, in- things should be. There is something with- 12:45 Art with Jack 12:45 Bingo w/Gateway 1:00 Rock Painting joyed it & learned more about another proper pommes frîtes. When brought to the table, troduce himself & check in on them, as did in us that is drawn to seeing with a critical, 1:00 Fun Bingo 1:00 Open Card Play 1:00 Line Dancing Grilled Chermoula Bronzino pairing for this certain oyster profile. As for the chef properly & beautifully deboned it for his partner Michael. They are very customer 1:00 Adult Coloring 1:00 Open Computer even nit-picking, eye. It may come from the presentation? The oysters are served over a me table side which is refreshing to see. I’ve forward, aware & present to make sure every- 3:30 Tai-Chi 1:00 Ballroom Dance way we were raised, maybe it’s the belief NOSCD by Rita DiPasquale DiCello bed of seaweed salad & a little side of tobiko & had grilled whole bronzino here in the states one is pleased. I really admire that. Even when 2:30 Zumba Gold that we know better than others, or perhaps BLOOD DRIVE One of the perks of our job running NEO- an edible flower. It’s a lovely presentation but & few will go to the trouble of deboning it it really picked up, that made no difference.
it’s just our particular point of view, but we MAYA ANGELOU FOODIES is we get heads up on any new the seaweed salad & tobiko seem out of place. for you upon presenting the dish. In Europe, They didn’t skip a beat & the servers did an can’t help but judge and compare…..every- TRIP DRUG MART TRIP restaurants or when a restaurant comes under What I mean is, the menu & vibe of the place this is standard, sadly here it isn’t but I wish excellent job as well taking care of their tables. new ownership. When that happens, we feel thing. have not one Asian note. The only other time I it was. The Moroccan marinade was wonder- Now for those of you sad to lose some of the it’s our duty to check them out for our readers. If you really think about it, there are MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY see any hints of Asian on the menu is with the ful & again, this fish was cooked perfectly. I staples of the original Standard, the chef has This review comes from 2 different perspec- many, many things in life that do not re- calamari which is listed as a pan fried squid added a squeeze of fresh lemon & very happily chosen to keep some of the old dishes for now 11 12 13 14 15 tives, 1) As owner & Administrator of NEO- ate as memories of my childhood came rush- as he transitions. Whether they will stay on quire your input, your comments, or even with black sesame seeds & a wasabi honey gin- 8:30 Line Dancing, Beg. 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 9:00 Fitness Over 50 8:45 Floor Yoga 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic FOODIES & 2) As an artist who works on ger sauce. I can see the edible flowers yes, the ing back. As a side note, if you like dry white permanently I do not know but for now, some your thoughts. What complaining often 9:00 Line Dancing, Adv 10:00 Silv Snkrs Circuit 9:20 Podiatrist 10:00 Slv Snkrs Clsc 9:20 Pool Tournament Waterloo. The latter is just as important as the mignonette yes, the seaweed salad & tobiko? wines, the Vermentino from Perolla Tuscany of the dishes are still there. shows is the ina- bility to accept reality as 10:00 Chair Yoga 10:00 Free Consults 10:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 10:00 Sewing 10:00 Fitness Over 50 former because Waterloo is lined up & down Not necessary but that is just my opinion. The would also pair nicely. The restaurant also will have several nights it is. You want things to be different. You 10;00 Fitness Over 50 10:00 Crochet 10:00 Gr Pt Brkfst 10:00 Billie Exercise 10:00 Lisa Lee Reflex the street with a thriving arts & culture scene shell would be better off sitting on top a little To end my overall experience, Chef Said of live jazz & happy hour along with nightly want control. Here’s an important truth. 12:45 Bingo 10:00 Bible Study 10:00 Crafts 11:00 SS Str & Bal 12:45 Bingo all looking for where to eat. bed of rocket lettuce with lemon & olive oil. mentioned he was in the process of making dinner specials. Not everything in life is a problem to be 1:00 Ballroom Dance 10:00 Billie Exercise 10:00 Comp Lab Help 12:30 Quilting Class 1:00 Pinochle I was informed that one of my favorite However, I’m nitpicking here. I really did en- a chocolate banana bread pudding & that I So what do I think of The Standard now? I solved. Most of the time you are left with 1:15 Book Club 12:45 Art with Jack 11:00 McGregor/Pace 12:45 Grief Support 1:00 Chess Club restaurants, The Standard was sold & under joy it. should try it. As some of our members know, really like it. There are few places I can honest- either accepting the situation, or leaving it 1:00 GameShow Day 11:00 Chair Exercise 1:00 Fun Bingo 1:00 Rock Painting a new owner & chef. His name is Said Ouad- Moving on to other appetizers, next is I can not have a lot of gluten. There are vari- ly say take me back to a moment in time that w/Braeview 12:15 Cop a Question 1:00 Line Dancing daadaa, originally from Casablanca, Morocco alone. If you can’t change it, why complain the beef tartar. We shall see, I’m picky. I was ous levels of gluten intolerance & celiac & un- was special for me. In an Italian home, food is 1:00 Adult Coloring 12:45 Bingo & formally from Bodega & Club Isabella. I had about it? If you can change it, then step-up spoiled when Jonathan Sawyer made his for der the team at the Cleveland Clinic, as their love so some of my best memories are around 3:30 Tai-Chi 1:00 Open Card Play heard great things about Bodega & they were and be a problem solver. BRKFST/BOB me right when he opened Greenhouse Tavern guinea pig, I, at level 1 celiac can handle a food & family. I hold that sacred so I always 1:00 Open Computer on my list of places yet to try so I was optimis- go into trying certain foods with a critical There’s already more than enough com- & I’ve had amazing tartar in Rome, London, certain amount of gluten per week. So, I was 1:00 Ballroom Dance tic. His partner in this new venture is Michael New York & locally, Giovanni’s does a fantas- so happy to see that he had so many gluten eye & look for finding those moments. Who plainers to go around. 2:30 Zumba Gold J. Kav & he is the new GM & co-proprietor. tic job so this had big shoes to fill. free options on the menu (which are labeled) wouldn’t? All of us here on NEOFOODIES Please understand that you can’t expect Now, truth be told, us on Waterloo were die This was probably one of the freshest beef & can accommodate vegetarian as well. Since love to have that feeling, our common bond is to have a positive life when your thoughts hard loyalists to The Standard under Chris tartar’s I’ve tasted in a while. Fresh herbs, ca- I monitor my levels, I agree to have a taste & our love of food, good food right? You won’t and words are all negative. Besides, it seems Hammer & Matt Quinn & we had a huge soft pers, shallots, quail egg & the highest quality I’m glad I did. find a lack of good food on this menu. I believe to me that the more complaining you do, MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY spot for Marty the head Chef & of course sous beef. No extra filler, just clean ingredients to I have tasted some amazing bread puddings it has a little something for everyone yet still the more you’ll find to complain about. 18 19 20 Birthday Day 21 22 chef Paddy. We were/are close to the staff as bring out the meat. I have to say it reminded in New Orleans, I mean really, really good reflects the chef’s Mediterranean background So today, consider yourself challenged to well. We have all been regulars, popping in for me of the tartar I had many years ago at Gor- bread puddings that make me hate the fact I & stays true to who he is. 8:30 Line Dancing, Beg. 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 9:00 Fitness Over 50 8:45 Floor Yoga 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic a bite as we work endlessly to create our own not complain. When you mess-up (and you don Ramsay’s flagship Restaurant Gordon have celiac & can never eat a whole serving. So I like the new Standard. I like the atmo- 9:00 Line Dancing, Adv 10:00 Silv Snkrs Circuit 10:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 10:00 Slv Snkrs Clsc 10:00 Fitness Over 50 magic. When I first heard of The Standard be- will), gently redirect yourself and try again. Ramsay & the beautiful deconstructed beef I am very critical of any bread pudding out- sphere, the food is absolutely delicious & they 9:00 Benefits Check Up 10:00 Crochet 10:00 Crafts 10:00 Sewing 10:00 Beading/CR ing sold, I was heartbroken. We didn’t have With practice, this simple adjustment can 10:00 Chair Yoga 10:00 Bible Study 10:00 Comp Lab Help 10:00 Billie Exercise 12:45 Bingo tartar I had by Daniele Boulud at his flagship side of the Crescent City. This was different. have a great wine list. Both Chef Said & Mi- many options nearby for a nice cocktail, really chael are so personable, they make you feel make a tremendous difference in your ex- 10;00 Fitness Over 50 10:00 Billie Exercise 11:00 Chair Exercise 10:30 FFF 1:00 Pinochle Daniel. It’s the actual taste of the meat itself, so I couldn’t compare it to any of the traditional good honest food & just a nice place. Where clean, so fresh, that reminds me of those two ones I had because it wasn’t a typical bread at home right away & the staff is just as great perience of life. 12:45 Bingo 12:45 Art with Jack 11:00 Nutrition Talk 11:00 SS Str & Bal 1:00 Chess Club would we go? dishes. pudding. Instead, it brought me to another as before, in fact no one was let go upon the One final thought. Please remember that 1:00 Ballroom Dance 1:00 Adult Coloring 12:45 Bingo 12:30 Quilting Class 1:00 Rock Painting What would we do after our shows? I was... 3:30 Tai-Chi 1:00 Open Card Play 1:00 Line Dancing Moving on to the hot appetizer, the foie place...it brought me home, back to Italy. sale. Everyone still had a job going in which the times you are complaining about now, to say the least, disappointed. You see, growing up back in Italy, my aunt I’m happy to hear. I’m also glad to see that us 1:00 Open Computer gras came next. It consisted of several pan may well be what you someday refer to as WATERFORD So, before I lost The Standard completely (I seared lobes served over a shiitake mushroom made an amazing tea cake called Ciambellone. artists still have a good place to go to eat & that 1:00 Ballroom Dance POST OFFICE ON the good old days. BINGO TRIP assumed), I stopped in after painting all day & white truffle risotto & chive oil. The chef She made two versions, one was lemon & one our fellow members can rediscover The Stan- 2:30 Zumba Gold WHEELS GRANDE POINTE CARP to get a bite to eat & to write about another recommended the Bodega, Quintana Tem- was Nutella. She always made me the Nutella dard or, if you’ve never been, discover it for the
Bob Payne, Manager TRIP restaurant. I decided to scrap that idea of the pranillo from Spain which paired beautifully. version whenever I was sad or upset. She knew first time. other restaurant & check this place out. Here Breakfast with Bob The risotto was a bit salty but that’s just my I loved it since she used to give me fresh, crusty I highly recommend coming in for yourself, is my experience: Breakfast with Bob will be on Thursday, 26 27 28 29 preference. The foie gras itself was seasoned bread with Nutella as my snack after school. you won’t be disappointed. The staff is great, 25 Computer bag (which I believe still had a March 14, 2019 @ 8:30AM 8:30 Line Dance Beg 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 9:00 Fitness Over 50 8:45 Floor Yoga 9:00 Silv Snkrs Classic nicely. It is important to mention that it was So, as I am waiting to try this bread pudding the food is wonderful & reasonably priced, 10:00 Silv Snkrs Circuit 10:00 Silv Snkrs Classic 10:00 Slv Snkrs Clsc 10:00 Fitness Over 50 canvas roll up of brushes I meant to leave at at this point I noticed there weren’t salt & pep- from Chef Said, I begin to smell it baking, I Chef Said & Michael will welcome you with Gus’s Diner One Eight Five 9:00 Line Dance Adv the studio) in hand I walk in for a late lunch/ 10:00 Crochet 10:00 Crafts 10:00 Sewing 12:45 Bingo per shakers on the table. I always find this a smell what I think is hazelnut & I smell the open arms, I think literally because again, 797 E 185th St, Cleveland, OH 44119 9:00 Benefits Check Up early dinner. I’m seated & I’m happy to see 10:00 Bible Study 10:00 Comp Lab Help 10:00 Billie Exercise 1:00 Pinochle positive thing, it’s a statement from the chef chocolate & I’m getting nostalgic. Finally, it’s Said is from Morocco & Michael is Sicilian, You must have your OWN transportation. 10:00 Chair Yoga my regular server Mackenzie & back in the 10:00 Billie Exercise 11:00 Chair Exercise 11:00 SS Str & Bal 1:00 Chess Club that he/she believes in their food enough that done & I dig in. Sure enough, my nose was but that is just my cultural observation here. 11:00 Mufins/Mayor kitchen I see the great Standard guys Paddy, 12:45 Art with Jack 11:00 Oak Street Talk 1:00 Line Dancing 1:00 Rock Painting one should try first then season if need be. I right, it tasted just my aunt’s Nutella Ciambel- They also have a great bar atmosphere that I 12:30 Fresh Produce Kirk & Ben. Mackenzie gets me my regular 1:00 Intl Food Day 12:45 Bingo 1:00 Meditation enjoyed this dish, it was luxuriously decadent lone. I dropped my fork & sat there reminisc- noticed got quite full later in the evening. So 12:45 Bingo cocktail (she knows me well), Tito’s shaken, 1:00 Adult Coloring 1:00 Open Card Play w/Chera but not ostentatious in any way. ing about being a little girl again at my aunt’s go, whether it’s just for a bite, a cocktail with 1:00 Ballroom Dance CHINESE AUCTION up, with blue cheese olives & a side of lemon 3:30 Tai-Chi 1:00 Open Computer Moving on to entrees, I decided to try the little side kitchen table eating it right when it friends, a nice romantic dinner, a friend get FINALE & lime. She presents me with a new menu & 1:00 Ballroom Dance Duck D’Alsace & the Grilled Chermoula was still warm & the chocolate melted in my together, an NEOFOODIES event (which I’d MT ST. JOE’S TRIP proceeds to tell me that the new owner/chef 2:30 Zumba Gold NOSCD Bronzino. Now, on the menu it says bronzini mouth as I told her about my bad day. Sitting like to do), a nostalgic moment, or just to go in just released it that week. HORSESHOE CASINO but to be correct it should be bronzino since there eating this was one of the best feelings by yourself, it’s worth it. Make The Standard My eyes do a fast scroll looking for rem- it is one fish not several, that’s just me being I had in a long time. When he comes to check your new Standard. TRIP nants of the old menu. Will he still have the picky about proper Italian. Let’s begin with in on me, I ask for the ingredients. How did
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