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Columbia U8 Soccer Lorain County Champions Real Estate Bills Registration required.
440-926-3317
Daniel J. Talarek, Lorain gmplibrary.org
County Treasurer, announced
that Real Estate & Special
Assessments Bills have been
processed and delivered to
the Post Office with a July Program location:
7, 2023, due date. Payments Grafton Township Hall
will be accepted in person, 17109 Avon Belden Rd.
through a drop box conve- Grafton, OH 44044
niently situated in the ves-
tibule of the Lorain County
Administration Building, lo-
cated at 226 Middle Avenue The Rural-Urban Record newspaper is
in Elyria, by mail, or on-line celebrating 68 years of community service!
(through taxpayers financial
institution). Taxpayers that
choose to mail their check
will be considered timely if U.S. Consumers’ Preference for Print
their payment is postmarked
on or before July 7, 2023. Media Shows Post-pandemic Gains
The LC Champion Raiders are as follows: Back row (L-R) Coach Katie Petras, Luke Rumes, Crew
Maust, Beau Koehler, Avery Kovachy, Calvin Wright, Peyton Caraballo and Filomena Arzaga. Front Row Ohio law requires that a ten Print media saw significant disruption during the coronavirus
(L-R) Abigail Dukes, Payton Williams, Reese Koehler, Jacob Petras and Henry Alban. (not pictured Luke percent penalty fee be as- pandemic as many people moved online for news and informa-
Tomashchuk). sessed to all payments post- tion, but consumers’ preference for receiving and reading print
Columbia U8, Division B, travel soccer team took their 8-0 regular season record into marked following the closing on paper has rebounded over the past two years. This according
the Lorain County Tournament in Oberlin on June 3. They came out victorious and were date. to a new survey commissioned by Two Sides North America and
crowned Lorain County U8 Champions, boasting a 10-0 season record. This team of young Property owners with conducted by global research firm Toluna.
Raiders have worked so hard and come so far this season. Their hard work sure did pay off. payment inquires should call “Some observers predicted that people who switched from
The Raiders were coached by Katie Petras. Congratulations! (440) 329-5787. Questions paper to digital media during the pandemic would never return,
regarding property values
but this has not been the case,” says Two Sides North America
Students enjoy “Kids in Gear” event should be directed to (440) President Kathi Rowzie. “Across every category of media in-
Own-
CAUV,
329-5488.
er-Occupancy and Homestead cluded in the survey, from books and magazines to newspapers
and product catalogs, consumers’ preference for paper has in-
inquires will be answered by creased since 2021.”
calling (440) 329-5212. The 2023 Two Sides Trend Tracker Survey asked consumers
Flight of the how they prefer to receive and read various types of media –
on paper, mobile/tablet, e-reader (e.g., Kindle), laptop/desktop
Flags or no preference. Results showed an increase from 2021 in the
preference for paper over digital communication in the follow-
ing categories.
On Saturday, July 8, • Books: 50% prefer paper, up from 44%
during Discover Aviation • Magazines: 47% prefer paper, up from 38%
Day at the Lorain County • Newspapers: 34% prefer paper, up from 29%
Airport, there will be a Flight • Catalogs: 30% prefer paper, up from 22%
of Flags event. Flight of the As might be expected, the survey showed that younger adults,
Flags started several years those age 18 to 24 in particular, prefer to receive and read all
ago to honor deceased veter- types of media online. But even among these younger consum-
ans, police officers, firemen ers, more than 3 in 10 prefer to read books and magazines in
and first responders. We in- print.
vite the public to bring the The survey also revealed interesting trends over the last two
folded funeral flags of their years in consumer attitudes and habits related to how they con-
loved ones to be loaded onto sume news.
WWII era aircraft and flown In 2021, 58% of consumers said they intended to read more
over the crowd. The flags news online in the future, but this number dropped to 53% in
must not be in their display this year’s survey. Nearly 6 in 10 consumers (58%) said they
cases. The Lorain County would be concerned if printed newspapers were to disappear, up
Westwood Elementary School and McCormick Middle School students recently took part in a great Veterans Service Commis- from 49% two years ago. More than half of consumers (51%)
summer camp called “Kids in Gear!” sion has donated protective said they get a better understanding of the story when reading
This three-day summer day camp was free to Wellington students and designed to empower flag bags which will have an news in print versus online, up from 44%. And more than 4 in
10 (43%) said they trust news stories in print rather than online,
youth and teach STEM, bike maintenance and city planning skills. Wellington Village Manager identification certificate and up from 34%.
Jonathan Greever volunteered his time to discuss biking laws and safety. contact information for the “Print and digital media are often compared as an either/or
Students learned the basics of bicycle maintenance and safety while gaining confidence in person bringing the flag. proposition to suggest one is better than the other,” Rowzie says,
their ability to fix things. Director of Nutrition Services and Registered Dietitian Andrea Helton This flight will be in a “but our research clearly shows that consumers value both. Rath-
also taught the campers about the importance of healthy eating habits and exercise. TBM Avenger torpedo plane er than adopting a one-size-fits all digital communications strate-
This amazing program was made possible through financial support and staffing from and a military DC-3. Take gy, savvy publishers, retailers and other businesses will continue
THRIVE! Southern Lorain County, Kiwanis Club of Wellington, Lorain County Public Health off will be approximately at to offer consumers a choice. In doing so, they will not only sat-
and the Wellington Exempted Village Schools Social Emotional Learning team. 2 p.m. The planes will make isfy consumers who prefer print on paper, but also will assure
Thank you to instructors and Wellington Schools' staff Emily Medves, Elizabeth Wolanski, several passes over the fam- that those with no or limited access to digital information – older
Jordan Burns and Andrea Helton, in addition to community and Kiwanis members and Carol ilies and then make separate Americans, those with disabilities, low-income individuals and
Burke, Terry Mazzone and Jonathan Greever for volunteering their time and expertise to help the passes over the Veterans Me- many in rural areas – are not disadvantaged.”
bike campers. Silver Wheels of Lorain County assisted with the bike mechanics and provided morial in Carlisle Township, The 2023 Two Sides Trend Tracker Survey queried 1,000 re-
support during riding times. the Lorain County Police spondents over age 18 across the United States. It is the second
Memorial and several fire de- of Two Sides’ biennial trend tracker studies designed to explore
partments. and better understand consumer perceptions, behaviors and pref-
SEE FLAGS ON PG. 10 erences related to the sustainability of paper products.

Community Carlisle 12 Grafton 14 Wellington 18 Profile Page 11
Directory Columbia 2 Grafton Twp 16 Churches 6 Classifieds 21
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CHS Class of 1983 40 Reunion Columbia Trustees Meeting try this summer? Try Transparent Language to learn the lan-
th
Transparent Language - Are you traveling out of the coun-
guage spoken at your destination. It is a free online resource
On September 9, the Columbia High School Class of 1983, through the Lorain Public Library System eLibrary that also
invites the class of 1982 to celebrate their 40th and 41st Re- The Columbia Township Board of Trustees met on June offers tutorials in American Sign Language and a special cate-
unions. 20 in the Town Hall with two Trustees present, Mr. Heidecker gory for children ages 6 and up called KidSpeak. KidSpeak of-
Class of ‘83, if you have not received an email or Facebook and Mr. Manning; Mr. Cunningham was absent. The Trust- fers more than 40 activities, puzzles and songs to guide young
Invite, please contact Lisa Metzger Hill at Lisametzger07@ ees voted to pay the bills and payroll. The bills amounted to learners through the basics, along with a cartoon “friend” who
$298,987.59 and payroll amounted to $38,978.25, bringing the
gmail.com. total to $333,500.98. Receipts totaled $38,978.25. speaks the language. KidSpeak works on computers, tablets
Class of ‘82, if you have not received an email or Facebook and phones. Also a good tool for adults just needing a refresher.
Invite, please contact Tina Maenza at Busymotheroffive65@ Department Reports Adult Book Discussions - Wednesday, July 5, at the Co-
The Zoning Inspector reported 22 permits issued, of which
gmail.com. 11 were single family dwellings, bringing the total number for lumbia Branch “Out of Her Depth” by Lizzy Barber; Tuesday,
7 Annual Cruise-in Car Show the year-to-date to 110. The Villa Camillas on E. River Road July 18; August 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the North Ridgeville Branch
th
has extremely high grass. The Trustees voted to have the Town-
“The Honeys” by Ryan La Sala. Spend time each month dis-
ship cut it. cussing a great book and making new friends. Copies of the
The 7th Annual Cruise-in Car Show will be held by Colum- The Road-Service Director reported that all equipment was books are available at the library. New members are welcome.
bia Station Eagles Ladies Auxiliary #4003 on August 27 (rain up and running. Root Road and Station to Sprague are being Preregistration required.
or shine), at 27190 Royalton Rd., in Columbia Station, from 10 considered for next year’s Issue I. Story Stop - Wednesdays, July 19, 26; Aug. 2, from 10-
a.m.-3p.m. Registration begins at 9 a.m.; registration fee is $10. The Fire Chief reported 39 on file; 36 on call; 339 runs; 26 10:30 a.m. at the North Ridgeville Branch. Caregivers with
All years makes and model cars, trucks, vans and motorcy- mutual aid assists; and 20 mutual aid requests. Transport billing children of all ages are invited for stories, activities and play.
cles are welcome. Trophies will be awarded. Their will also be for June brought in $4,814.24, bringing the year-to-date total to Preregistration required.
$59,517.48.
raffles, a 50/50 and door prizes. Hamburgers, hot dogs, soda, There is a car show on July 1 and a Blood Drive in the Co- Tales for Tykes - Tuesdays, July 11, 18, 25; Aug. 1, from
water and a cash bar will be available for purchase. Entertain- lumbia Township Fire Department from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. To 10:30-11 a.m. at the Columbia Branch. Stories, movement and
ment will be provided by D. J. Sidd. schedule an appointment, go to RedCrossBlood.org and enter rhymes for active walkers through 3 year olds with their care-
Event will be open to the public. If you have any questions, sponsor code Columbia Twp. or call 1-800-REDCROSS (1- givers. Preregistration required.
please call Linda at (440) 623-1134. 800-733-2767). Anime Night - Wednesday, July 5, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at
Rita Plata gave the Cemetery Report: $500 was received for the North Ridgeville Branch. Join fellow fans for an evening
Kindergarten Registration burials and $500 was received for footer fees. of anime, manga and light refreshments. G rated cosplay is en-
couraged. For those in sixth through 12th grade. Preregistra-
The Zoning Commission will meet on Thursday, July 6 at
Attention Columbia Parents! Do you have a child that will 6:30 p.m. in the Town Hall. The Board of Zoning Appeals has tion required.
Fiber Arts Groups - Thursdays, July 6, 20, 27; Aug. 3, 10,
turn 5 years old before August 1, 2023? If so, don’t forget to no cases yet. 17, 24, 31, at Noon at the Columbia Branch. For new and long
Old Business
enroll the child for Columbia Kindergarten now. Cell Tower Lease is still on hold. ODOT has still not grant- time knitters and crocheters. If you have a an unfinished project
They are currently accepting enrollment and scheduling ed our request for a No Engine Brake signage on SR 82. The that you would like to work on with us, bring it or start some-
appointments for kindergarten screening. Please visit their request for the Buckeye Breakaway Event is being held. They thing new!
website: https://www.clsdraiders.org to complete the online have requested a pavilion on August 12-13. Story Time in the Woods - North Ridgeville - Fridays, July
registration process. Once at the website, click on Copopa Ele- After Community Input, the meeting was adjourned. The 7; Aug. 4; Sept. 1, from 10:30-11 a.m. Pavilion 2 at South Cen-
mentary and scroll down to Kindergarten Registration located next regular meeting will be on Monday, July 3, at 7 a.m. in
on the left hand side of the screen. the Town Hall. SEE LIBRARY ON PAGE 4
You can also contact Liz Wenzel at the CLSD district office
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them in practicing their reading skills. In partnership with the is a great way to encourage hand eye coordination and fine mo-
LIBRARY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 Senior Center and Parks and Recreation Department. Preregis- tor skills. Available while supplies last. For ages 3 to 8.
tration required. Composting: Turning Dead Dirt into Living Soil - Monday,
tral Park, 7565 Avon Belden Road. Music, movement activities Golden Age of Television - Monday, July 10, from 6:30- July 17, from 6:30-7:30 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Join a
and play will accompany nature themed stories. Dress for the 7:30 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Televisions grew from a local master gardener from OSU Extension Lorain County to
weather and bring a blanket. Weather permitting. novelty in 1950 to being in 93 percent of American homes by explore the science behind how composting works and why
Jump into Kindergarten - Friday, July 7 and Saturday, July 1966. Come learn about shows that define the Golden Age of composting is beneficial for soil health. Learn the benefits of
8, from 1-4 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Soon to be kinder- Television, including “I Love Lucy,” “The Honeymooners,” organic recycling, tips to avoid pests and odors and a review or
what materials should and should not be composted. Preregis-
garteners will learn about the skills they need to know for enter- “Gunsmoke” and “The Twilight Zone.” Preregistration re- tration required.
ing school. Activities will showcase what they know and need quired. Drop In Around the World Stations - Tuesday, July 18,
to learn before the big day arrives. Getting Hygge with it: Exploring Kindness and Lyk- from 2-4 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Enjoy crafts, games
Writers Groups - Saturdays, July 8; Aug. 5,from 2-3:30 p.m. ke - Thursday, July 13,from 2-3 p.m. at the North Ridgeville
at the North Ridgeville Branch. Engage in writing exercises Branch. Are you looking to bring some happiness into your and activities celebrating different cultures from around the
world. Perfect for children ages 2 and up.
and peer critiques, as well as support for whatever project you life? Learn about hygge and lykke, Danish words that represent Introduction to Northstar Digital Literacy - Tuesday, July
are working on. Preregistration required. feelings of being mindful and happy. Explore how the Danish 18, at 2 p.m. Columbia Branch. An introduction to Northstar
Browser’s Reading Buddies - Saturdays, July 8; Aug. 5, incorporate these concepts into their lives, why they are consid- Digital Literacy, an eLibrary resource that assesses a patron’s
from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the North Ridgeville Branch. Chil- ered the happiest people in the world and how to make your life digital literacy in essential computer and software skills, such
dren ages 5 to 10 sit and read to a therapy dog for a 15 minute just a bit more hygge. Preregistration required. Hybrid as using email and excel, as well as using technology in daily
session. Call the library to register. Friends of the Columbia Branch Library Book Sale - life, such as social media or a job search.
Line Dancing - Mondays, July 24; Aug. 21, from 6:45- Tuesday, July 11, Wednesday, July 12, Thursday, July 13, from Kanopy Film Club; “The General” - Tuesday, July 18, at 6
7:45 p.m. at the North Ridgeville Branch. Join our line dancing 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Friday, July 14, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday, p.m. Columbia Branch. A monthly film appreciation group for
leader for some fun on Saturdays! No line dancing experience July 15, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Columbia Branch. The book sale adults, where we discuss popular and classic movies available
necessary. Preregistration required. is open to the public and is sponsored by the Friends of the for free through the Kanopy streaming service. Join our dis-
Strong Summer Yoga - Saturday, July 8, from 2-3 p.m. Co- Columbia Branch Library, Inc. cussion of Buster Keaton’s “The General,” hailed as one of the
lumbia Branch. Turn up the heat with this all levels Hatha yoga Reading to the Rescues - Tuesdays, July 11, 18, 25; Aug. 1, best films ever, by one of the best actor directors ever. Available
class for strength. Please bring a yoga mat, towel and water. 8, 15, 22, 29, from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Columbia Branch. Children on Kanopy. Preregistration required.
Preregistration required. ages 5 to 12 are invited to read to a cat or dog at the Berea An- Patrons can register for programs at LorainPublicLibrary.
ACT Mini Boot Camp - Mondays, July 10, 17, from 12-4 imal Rescue Friends (ARF), located at 10015 East River Road org/programs. Programs listed as “hybrid” can be attended in
p.m. at the Columbia Branch; Fridays, July 14, 21, from 12-4 in Columbia Station. Please call the Library at (440) 236-8751 person or virtually. Preregistration is required for both options.
p.m.at the North Ridgeville Branch. This two, 4 hour session to register for a 30 minute session. Columbia Branch 13824 W. River Rd., Columbia Station,
course for high school students is taught by College Now in- Drop In Friendship Bracelets - Tuesday, July 11, from 2-4 (440) 236-8751.
structors. It includes a practice test, answer review, basic test- p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. School aged children can come North Ridgeville Branch 35700 Bainbridge Rd., North Rid-
ing strategies and ACT test prep materials. Students must at- to the library and make a friendship bracelet for themselves geville, (440) 327-8326.
tend both sessions. Preregistration required. and a friend.
Senior Reading Buddies Volunteering - Mondays, July 10, Kiwanis and Community Helper Story Time - Tuesday, July Ohio U President’s List
17, 24, from 1-2 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. We’re looking 11, from 2-3 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Join the Kiwanis
for volunteers age 50 and older to participate in a 60 minute Club of North Ridgeville and a special visitor for community The following local area students have been named to Ohio
program combining shared reading, a craft and bingo. Each se- helpers themed story time, craft and activities. Each family will University’s Spring 2023 President’s List: Nick Arno of Elyria;
nior will be paired with one or two school age students to assist receive a special book courtesy of the Kiwanis Club of North Josh Blaine of Grafton; Athena Campagna of Grafton; Braden
Ridgeville. Preregistration required. Cuson of LaGrange; Cara Finnegan of Elyria; Ava Hamilton of
Music and Movement - Tuesday, July 11, from 6:30-7:15 Columbia Station; Rheanna Maziarz of Elyria; Jack Sherlock
p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Caregivers with children of all of LaGrange; Joely Thomas of Elyria; Evan Typpo of North
ages are invited to join us for a story followed by songs and Ridgeville; Mackenzie Tyson of Elyria; and Bree Wilkins of
movement activities. Preregistration required. Grafton. Congratulations!
Stories from a NASA Photographer - Tuesday, July 11,
from 6:30-7:30 p.m. North Ridgeville Branch. Marvin Smith, Miami U degree recipients
retired Lead Photographer at NASA Glenn Research Center,
will speak about the excitements and challenges of capturing Miami University awarded degrees to students during
Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm, Sat: 8am-2pm, Sun: Closed imagery of scientific history in the making. He will also show spring commencement of 2023. Local students were: Adam
Ross of Columbia Station; Amanda Cogar of LaGrange; Ben
and speak about his abstract artwork, which was inspired by his
440-236-3627 work at NASA. Preregistration required. Champagne of Columbia Station; Brooke Tomko of Columbia
Teen Creative Writing Group - Thursday, July 13, from
Station; Kate Boardman of N. Ridgeville; Kristin Prunty of La-
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Drop In Artist Appreciation - Friday, July 14 and Saturday,
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dience participation in the form of stories, songs, dance and
Columbia Station, OH 44028 games. Learn some Mohawk language and explore character
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Workshop Players Theatre auditions July Progams


Workshop Players Theatre presents “Death,” by Ira Levin
and Directed by Barry Saxon.
Auditions will be held on July 10 and 11, from 6:30-9
p.m. at the theatre, located at 44820 Middle Ridge Rd., in
Amherst. No parts are precast.
Please bring a resume and head shot if you have one, and
be prepared to stay the entire time. It is suggested, but not
necessary to attend both days.
For questions or to obtain sides that will be used in audi-
tions, contact the Director at pegasus227+Deathtrap@gmail.
com.
Rehearsals will begin August 7, Monday-Thursday, from
6:30-9 p.m. Performances will be September 14, 15, 16, 17, Ice Cream in a Bag American Sign Language for Kids
22, 23 and 24. Please provide a list of known conflicts. Monday, July 3; 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays, 2 to 3 p.m.
Synopsis for “Death Trap:” In this classic comedic thriller, a washed-up playwright is dying to Celebrate National Ice Cream Month by July 19; Letters and Animals
rise to the top once more. A diabolical solution presents itself in the form of one of his graduate indulging in the sweet treat while learning the July 26; Family and Food
students whose script promises to deliver. “Death Trap” provides an abundance of twists and science behind it. While supplies last.
turns and offers hilariously sudden shocks for audiences who will be spellbound until the very Aug. 2; Spelling and Occupations
last moment. This not-to-be-missed play is the granddaddy of well-written thrillers. Evening Book Discussion: “Out of Her Join the Community Center for the
Characters: Deaf and Hard of Hearing, to learn
Sidney Bruhl: 50ish, polished, dashing, devious, clever. He thinks he’s the smartest man in Depth” by Lizzy Barber the basics of American Sign Language
the room and wants people to know it; is “on stage” even when at home. Wednesday, July 5; 6:30 p.m. through a variety of fun activities. For
Clifford Anderson: 18-30s, a student; very attractive, boyish and handsome at the same time; ages 6 and up.
physically fit. He is clever; know’s he’s the smartest man in the room and can bide his time to
display it. Covers this with innocence, affection and naïveté. Fiber Arts Group
Myra Bruhl: 40-60, sophisticated, upper-class, but embraces the country life; innocent, sweet, Thursdays, July 6, 20, 27; Noon Cookbook Club: “Salad Freak:
caring, emotional, nervous, even skittish, supportive of Sydney’s career and moods, but grows For new and long‑time knitters and Recipes to Feed a Healthy
some backbone when he crosses the line.
Helga ten Dorp: Psychic. Any age. Wild, individual Gypsy-like; in and out of her world crocheters. Obsession” by Jess Demuck.
and this world; knows she’s a celebrity and buys into the show of her gift; has a Dutch/German Thursday, July 20; 6 p.m.
accent; is disarming and brave when faced with pain and violence. Strong Summer Yoga
Porter Pilgrim: Professional, solid, observant. Saturday, July 8; 2 to 3 p.m. Bring a dish from the selected
We would love to have you come play with us! Please bring a yoga mat, towel and water. cookbook and share your experience
The Workshop Players Theatre Box Office can be reached at (440) 634-0472. You can also in the kitchen and opinion on the
find them on Facebook! book. Copies are available at the
library.
Lorain SWCD seeks candidates to run for Board ACT Mini Boot Camp
Mondays, July 10, 17; Noon to 4 p.m.
Taught by College Now instructors, it includes Touch‑a‑Truck
Lorain Soil & Water Conservation District is seeking candidates for its Board of Supervisors. a practice test, answer review, basic testing Saturday, July 22; 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
There will be two open positions on the Board and the elected candidates will begin serving strategies and ACT test prep materials. Come inside for crafts and light
their time on January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2026. There are a total of five elected board Students must attend both sessions. refreshments while supplies last.
members and they serve three year terms. Any person who is over 18 years of age and a resident
of Lorain County can petition to be a SWCD Supervisor by obtaining at least 10 valid signatures Friends of the Columbia Branch Library
on a specific Candidate Nomination Petition form. This form is available from the District office, Afternoon Book Discussion:
42110 Russia Rd., Elyria, and on our website at www.lorainswcd.com. The deadline to submit Book Sale “The Second Home” by Christina
the petition is Friday, July 28, 2023. Please call the office at (440) 326-5800 with any questions Tuesday, July 11; through Thursday, July 13; Clancy
you might have regarding the election. Board meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
month at 4:30 p.m. (with June & July being at 8:30 a.m.), and normally run 1½ to 2 hours. Monday, July 24; 2 p.m.
Friday, July 14; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, July 15;
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Getting Hygge With It: Exploring
Reading to the Rescues Kindness and Lykke
Tuesdays, July 11, 18, 25; 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Monday, July 24; 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Ages 5 to 12 are invited to read to a cat or Learn about hygge and lykke, Danish
dog at the Berea Animal Rescue Friends words that represent feelings of being
(ARF), located at 10015 East River Road. Call mindful and happy.
the library at 440‑236‑8751 to register for a
30‑minute session. Game Night
Kulture Kids Presents: Native American Tuesdays, July 25; Aug. 22; 6 p.m.
Tales and Traditions
Saturday, July 15; 2 to 3 p.m. Bat Chat and Walk
Robin Pease, a Mohawk descendant, takes you Wednesday, July 26; 7 to 8:30 p.m.
ANNOUNCES THEIR on a journey through Native American culture Biologist Eileen Wyza of the Ohio
ANNOUNCES THEIR
in the form of stories, songs, dance and games.
Division of Wildlife will talk about
bat habitats, conservation and their
Preschool Friendship Bracelets nocturnal lifestyle. Afterwards, walk
Monday, July 17; 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through the Park and see what bats
you can detect with echolocation.
A great way to encourage hand‑eye
coordination and fine motor skills for ages 3 to
FUNDRAISER 8. While supplies last. Tricksters of World Mythology
Introduction to Northstar Digital Literacy Thursday, July 27; 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 18; 2 p.m. Anansi, Loki, Raven and Coyote:
Customers can stop in anytime to An eLibrary resource that assesses a patron’s all over the world there are myths,
make their donations digital literacy in essential computer and legends and tales of mischievous,
software skills. unreliable scamps known as
tricksters.
RED $1-10 Kanopy Film Club: “The General”
Tuesday, July 18; 6 p.m. Writers Group for Adults
SILVER $10-20 Join our discussion of Buster Keaton’s movie Saturdays, July 29; 4 p.m.
hailed as one of the best films ever, by one of
GOLD $20 and up the best actor‑directors ever. Available for free
through the Kanopy streaming service.
Spice Club Kits
OR donations can be made online Senior Corner: Understanding Monday, July 31;
Drop in during regular hours for a
at bndfr.com/27MCp Alzheimer’s and Dementia take‑home kit that includes a small
Wednesday, July 19; 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. amount of a featured spice, a brief
Please contribute to this worthwhile cause Learn how to recognize the common signs of history and recommended recipes.
Alzheimer’s, how to approach someone about While supplies last.
memory concerns and the importance of early
Willie’s Garage detection with the Cleveland Alzheimer’s
24393 Sprague Rd., Columbia Station 44028 Association.
440-235-1655

[email protected] Please note preregistration is required for all programs except where noted.
Visit the online calendar for the most current information www.lorainpubliclibrary.com/programs.

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The Rural-Urban Record Belden Methodist Church invites all children from PreK to


Published Bi-Weekly on Monday grade 6 to Hero Hotline Vacation Bible School. Children will
enjoy interactive, energizing, Bible-based good times, as they
Abel E. Carpenter & Grace A. Carpenter are called together to serve God. They will become Heroes and
Founders 1955 discover that answering God’s call together means striving to
Lee Boise, Publisher & President bring peace and build each other up. Interactive Bible lessons
reveal hotline tips and will equip your heroes for an active life
Leonard Boise, Publisher 1993-2010 with God. Local first responder heroes will be on hand Mon-
Mailing Address: day to Wednesday. The fun runs from July 10-14, from 6:30-
P.O. Box 966, Columbia Station, OH 44028 8:10 p.m. at the church, located at 36130 State Route 303, in
Located at 24487 Squire Rd, Columbia Station Grafton. To learn more, call (440) 926-2209 or (330) 725-7847.
Phone: 440-236-8982 Registration begins July 10 at 6 p.m.
Emails: [email protected]
[email protected] ElectriCity VBS
Website: www.rural-urbanrecord.com
ElectriCity Vacation Bible School hosted by Faith Baptist
DEADLINE: Temple, located at 34361 Lorain Road, in N. Ridgeville, will
News, Pictures & ALL ads - Wednesday at 12 p.m. be from July 30-August 3, from 6-8:30 p.m. Registration opens
OFFICE HOURS: By Appointment’ at 6 p.m. For ages 4-13. Adult class offered each evening while
Out of Area Subscriptions - $45/year your children/grandchildren are learning in their class, making
crafts, playing games and enjoying refreshments.
From the moment citizens arrive at ElectriCity, they are im- Our Lady Queen of Peace
mersed in an incredible VBS experience filled with electrifying
excitement and adventure! Call (440) 327-8563 if transporta- Catholic Church
tion is needed.
Community Corn Hole Day Weekend Masses WeekdayMasses
(Church) (Chapel)
On Saturday, July 15, from 2-5 p.m., Chestnut Ridge Baptist Sat. 4:30 p.m. Mon., Tues.,
Church will have a Community Corn Hole Day: Tournament Sun. 8:30 Thurs., Fri. 9 a.m.
and Casual Play. The day will include snacks and prizes. The & 11 a.m. (Church)
2023 Issue Dates and Deadlines:2023 Issue Dates and Deadlines: winner of the tournament receives cornhole boards. Wed. 6:30 p.m.
Office Hours:
2023 Issue Dates and Deadlines:
Please call Cindy at (440) 610-1778 to enter the tournament.
Deadline:
Issue:
Issue:Issue: Deadline: Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church is located at 38550 Chestnut
Deadline:
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January 11
Date: January 30 January 25 Date: Griefshare Support Group
January 25
January 30January 30 February 8 GRAFTON UNITED Your are always welcome at
January 25
February 13
Tues-Thurs: 9am - 4pm February 22 First Congregational UCC of Wellington, located at 140 S. METHODIST CHURCH Christian Unity Church
February 13February 13
February 8
Office open BY
February 8
February 27
36353 Capel Rd., Grafton, Ohio
APPOINTMENT ONLY, as
March 13
Mon & Fri: CLOSED March 8 Main Street, will hold a Griefshare Support Group. To register, 973 Mechanic St. •Grafton •926-2034 Pastor Neal Brock
February 27February 27
February 22
February 22
10:00am Worship
March 27
our limited staff works
March 13March 13 March 22 call (440) 647-3308 or email: admin@wellingtonfirstchurch. Mission: www.christianunitychurch.org
March 8
March 8
Sunday School for all ages 10am
April 5
April 10
March 27March 27 April 19 org. They will be offering 13 weeks of Griefshare videos to “Putting God’s Word to Work” Sunday Worship Service - 11am & 6pm
from home every other
March 22
March 22
Wednesday Prayer Meeting
April 24
week.
April 5
April 10April 10 May 3 help anyone that is on their grief journey through the loss of a Pastor Bob Spaulding & Youth Group - 7pm
April 5
May 8
loved one.
April 19
April 19
April 24April 24 May 17 The sessions will be on Sundays, at 1:30 p.m., from July 9
May 22
Please call or email for more information. through October 8. There will be no session on September 3. Lakeview Free Will Hosanna Lutheran Church
May 31
June 5
May 3
May 3
May 8May 8
June 14
June 19
Baptist Church
May 17
May 22May 22
May 17
2023 Issue Dates and Deadlines: There is an elevator on the south side of the church. 12025 Durkee Rd., Grafton 13485 West River Rd.
July 3
June 28
2023 Issue Dates and Deadlines:
Columbia Station
May 31
May 31
June 5June 5
July 17
440-236-8900
June 14
June 14
June 19June 19 July 12 Summer Crisis Appointments Sunday School 10 AM, Family Worship at Noon
Deadline:
July 31
July 26
Issue:
Issue:
Deadline:
July 3July 3 August 9 Worship Service 11 AM. [email protected]
June 28
June 28
August 14
December 28
January 2
December 28
January 2
Everyone welcome
Relief from the summer heat will soon be available in Lorain
August 28
July 12
July 17July 17 August 23 County. LCCAA’s Summer Crisis Program begins July 5, but www.hosannalutheranchurch.com
July 12
January 16
January 11
January 16
January 11
September 6
September 11
July 26
July 26
July 31
July 31
residents can begin making appointments for assistance now.
January 30
January 25
September 25
September 20
January 25
January 30
August 14
August 14
August 9
August 9
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The annual program provides eligible households with a one-
October 9
February 13
February 8
February 8
February 13
August 28
August 23
August 23
August 28
October 18
October 23
February 27 October 4 time benefit to assist with electric bills, central air conditioning BAPTIST CHURCH Church of Christ
February 22
February 27
February 22
Sunday Bible Study 9:30 am
repairs and air conditioning unit and/or fan purchases. The pri-
September 11
September 6
September 6
September 11
November 6
November 1
March 8
“Loving God; Loving Others”
March 13
Sunday Worship 10:30 am
March 13
March 8
November 20
September 25
September 20
September 20
September 25
or below 175 percent of the Federal Poverty Line ($52,500 for a
March 27 November 15 mary qualification for the program is a gross annual income at American Baptist Church Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm
March 22
December 4
November 29
March 27
March 22
October 9
October 9
October 4
October 4
211 Forest St., LaGrange
December 18
April 5
April 10 December 13 family of four in 2023). 25514 Royalton Road 440-355-6872
April 10
April 5
October 18
Residents at that poverty level qualify for help if they also
October 23
October 18
October 23
April 24 November 1 meet at least one of the following criteria: 440-236-8206
April 19
April 19
April 24
9:15 a.m.
November 1
November 6
November 6
May 8 November 15 • At least one household member is age 60 or over. Sunday School
May 3
May 3
May 8
November 20
November 20
November 15
May 22 November 29 • A household member has a documented medical condition for all ages
May 17
May 22
May 17
November 29
December 4
December 4
10:30 a.m.
May 31
June 5 December 13 worsened by extreme heat. Family Worship
June 5
May 31
December 18
December 18
December 13
• Their electric service has been disconnected or they have
June 19 June 14 received a disconnect notice. Stairlift Access
June 14
June 19
July 3 June 28 • They are trying to establish new service. Rev. Phil Betts
June 28
July 3
July 17 July 12 • They are enrolling in PIPP Plus for the first time.
July 17
July 12
July 31 July 26 • They are an existing PIPP customer in default.
July 26
July 31
Benefits remain at levels expanded during the pandemic.
August 14 August 9 Customers of regulated utilities can receive up to $500 in assis- Food Pantry
August 9
August 14
August 28 August 23 tance. Customers of unregulated utilities can receive up to $800.
August 23
August 28
September 11 September 6 Eligible clients can also receive up to $500 for central air condi- The St. Martin of Tours Food Pantry is open from 12-2 p.m.
September 11
September 6
tioning repairs.
September 25 September 20 Residents who have not received an air conditioner from LC- on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, at 1824 Sta-
September 20
September 25
October 9 October 4 CAA in the last three years can request a unit. The cost of the unit tion Rd., in Valley City (located behind the white house). The
October 9
October 4
pantry is open to all.
October 23 October 18 will be deducted from the amount of assistance they receive. The
October 18
October 23
November 6
November 6
November 1
FUNERAL HOME November 1 remainder can be applied to their energy bill if needed.
Electric box fans will also be distributed. Residents who have
November 20
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November 15
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In person services are being offered for seniors only in part-
Laubenthal -Mercado nership with the Lorain County Office on Aging (LCOOA). An Ad prices start as low as only
LCCAA Energy Services employee is stationed at the LCOOA
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• Most recent electric and gas bills; PLEASE NOTE:
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signed by a licensed physician or registered nurse practitioner). and service times can be included. Events and other
For a complete list of countable income, please visit our web- information must be in article form. Craft, rummage or any
site. The program will run through Sept. 30 this year. other vendor-related event can not be included in our free
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Ice cream is a go-to dessert for people across the globe, and • Ice cream afficionados span the globe, but the World Atlas
those individuals may be interested in learning more about this reports that no country consumes more ice cream per capita
beloved confection. than New Zealand. New Zealand is reportedly renowned for
• The International Dairy Foods Association notes that the producing high-quality dairy products, which might be one rea-
origins of ice cream can be traced at least as far back as the son why the average New Zealander consumes 28.4 liters of
second century BC. Though the precise origins of ice cream ice cream per year. The United States (20.8 liters per year per
are not known, the first ice cream parlor in the United States person) and Australia (18 liters) are next in line behind New
opened in 1790. PBS notes that President George Washington Zealand.
was especially fond of the frozen treat. • Chocolate reigns supreme as the most popular ice cream
• Many people prefer their ice cream served in cones, and flavor in the world. So says an analysis of data from Lexham
they can thank any one of a number of individuals who may be Insurance conducted by The Food Channel®. That data rep-
responsible for the invention of the ice cream cone. According resents figures from 121 countries and found that vanilla, mint
to the Library of Congress, various accounts suggest Charles chocolate chip, cookie dough, and buttered pecan round out the
E. Menches is the inventor of the ice cream cone, which he top five ice cream flavors across the globe.
first offered for sale at the St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904. Er- • According to Ben & Jerry’s, the new ice cream texture that
nest Hamwi, Abe Doumar, Albert and Nick Kabbaz, Arnold develops after a pint melts and then re-freezes is the result of
Fornachou, and David Avayou are some others who have been microscopic air bubbles that keep ice cream soft and fluffy. That
Perhaps no food is as universally beloved as ice cream. credited with inventing the ice cream cone. air escapes when ice cream melts, and since it’s gone when the
Though people may dispute which ethnic cuisine reigns su- • The Dairy Alliance reports that three gallons of milk are ice cream refreezes, the result is a product that’s no longer as
preme or which region produces the most delicious barbecue required to produce a single gallon of ice cream. That means soft as it was intended to be.
or which city makes the best pizza, ice cream inspires no such one cow can produce between two and three gallons of ice
debate. It’s simply loved by people of all ages and from all cream per day.
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68 years of service to
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that he and Theresa will be new owner of MTC will
Sol-a-bration retiring from their positions prepare a quote for the tree
in August or September. The
surround. Conrad reported
Book donation Drop-Off Day Coming next year to LaGrange Com- Trustees will start the search on the Webster Rd. project.
800 tons of grindings were
for their replacements.
The Friends of EPLS Keystone are having a Donation Drop- munity Park is a once-in-a-lifetime Zoning Commission split between LaGrange and
Off Day on July 15, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m., at the Village Build- event that will grace the skies of Ohio. member Jerry Rathwell had Penfield Townships. Conrad
ing, 301 Liberty Street, in LaGrange. They are accepting gen- Sol, our sun, will be completely no questions or comments. would like to see the grinding
tly used books, games, puzzles, DVDs, CDs, vinyl and audio shadowed by Earth’s Moon. Trustee Johnson report- leveled over the rear parking
books. Please no encyclopedias, National Geographic, VHS or A Sol-a-bration, sponsored by ed that 20 headstones were lot, driveway and front walk-
cassettes. All donations will be used for the Fall Book Sale in LaGrange Community Park and straightened at the Ceme- ing trail parking lot.
November. Thank you for your generous donations! Space Systems Consulting, LLC, is tery prior to Memorial Day. Chairman Flynn found
coming on April 8, 2024, from 11 a.m.- He discussed the addition of replacement mower tires on
KEY’s pop-up produce stand 5 p.m., to the park, located at 422 West cleaning headstones to this Amazon for $235 each and
Main Street.
rotation. He advised that
asked Trustee Johnson to or-
Events include: talks about Space Exploration and the the annual budget of $3,900 der. Flynn reported that Ed-
The Keystone Empowers You (KEY) Collaborative will Eclipse; Safe viewing of the eclipse through special telescopes; would cover the cleaning of wards Tree Service will re-
host a pop-up produce stand at the Keystone-LaGrange Li- a concert by the Glenn Band celebrating the event; souvenirs 78 stones, if we decide to go move trees in roadside park.
brary, 133 E. Commerce Drive, on the first and third Thursday and refreshments available for purchase; and many other fami- that route. Johnson submitted Flynn reported that the new
of July, August and September from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Reserve ly-friendly activities. Parking and admission is free! the sign grant in the amount refrigerator was delivered
a bag of fresh fruits and vegetables online at bit.ly/KEYPro- Join us on the Path of Totality! of $4,277.31. Johnson found by Home Depot. The old re-
ducePickUp. If you do not have internet access, you can leave the PA batteries online for frigerator will be moved to
a voicemail for your reservation at (440) 409-7460. $26 each and will order same. the Recreation Park. Flynn
ahead via Venmo (@Donna-Pycraft), or pay upon pickup with Penfield Twp. Trustees that he spoke with Don Ro- thanked all the dumpster day
Trustee Conrad reported
Bags of fresh fruits and vegetables are $12. You may pay
workers. He wishes to remind
cash or Venmo. Fruits and vegetables are provided by Pycraft mancek, who advised that all that the Dumpster Day
Farm Market and availability will vary based on what is in sea- approximately 50% of the rules must be followed. Fly-
son. For example, last July, customers received two heads of The June 6 regular meet- inclusion of the Space Force ditch easement forms for nn thanked the Veterans, the
garlic, one candy onion, two green zucchini, two orange zuc- ing of the Penfield Township Flag at the Cemetery Mon- Curtis Ditch Phase IV have Boy Scouts, the KHS Band
chini, two yellow squash, two cucumbers, one head of lettuce Trustees was called to order ument. Denes provided Star been received. Peter Zwick and Community members for
and one tomato. at 7:30 p.m. All officers were Ohio info to Trustees to aid in has plans finalized and will a memorable Memorial Day.
Contact us at [email protected] for more present and five guests at- the decision to move money submit to the County Com- The LC Fair Schedule was
information. You can also follow KEY on Facebook.
Spring Home Improvement
Page 12, RURAL-URBAN RECORD, April 24, 2023 tended the meeting. The min- to a higher interest-bearing missioners for approval. The discussed and Penfield Town-
utes were read & approved. account. Denes questioned
Vouchers #14293-14328, PO the progress of the signing SEE TRUSTEES ON PAGE 10
Mulching mistakes to #40-41-2023 and Resolution of job descriptions and credit Tired of ...
Mulching benefits a landscape in myriad ways, especially
17333 S. Avon Belden Rd,
card policies. Trustee Johnson
#23-009 approving the use
State Route 83, Grafton, OH
when homeowners avoid some common mulching mistakes.
will review and advise. Denes
of ARPA funds in the amount
avoid of $24,925 for fence repair at reported that approximately Not getting someone out
Repair bare spots in
80 programs were printed for
the Recreation Park, and Res-
*
Landscape features vary significantly from house to house. olution #23-010 for the Me- Memorial Day and we ran
BEEF HOGS
your lawn
Some homeowners may prefer water features on their prop- morial Day Grant were also out. Chairman Johnson will to give you an estimate?
*
LAMBS SHEEP
erties, while others focus on flowers that would be the envy approved. purchase replacement batter-
ies for the PA system. Denes
Caring for a lawn to keep it lush and green can require
Fiscal Office Vicki Denes
of a botanical garden. Regardless of those preferences, lawn read the correspondence, questioned the mowing and LAND
State Inspected
equal measures of patience and hard work. Various invad-
SLAUGHTERING ~
~
and garden enthusiasts who want to make their properties as which included the LCTA snow plowing on Webster Rd.
ers can attack grass or contribute to its demise. One prob-
idyllic as possible may eventually look to mulch to help them Fair Booth schedule and the Penfield Township has been CALL
lem many homeowners face is bare spots.
Call for Appt: 440-926-1297 Nate Krettler
accomplish that goal. invoice from Crossroads for doing both sides. Trustee WORKS
Bare spots can occur for various reasons. Heavy foot traf-
PROCESSING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE -CALL TO SCHEDULE the OPWC Webster Rd. proj- Conrad advised that he asked
Mulch helps soil retain moisture, which promotes strong,
fic, grubs or other pests, fungi, pet urine, or too much or too
healthy flowers, plants, trees, and shrubs. And because soil ect. Denes questioned the Bob to mow the north side Spring Clean-up
little water can contribute to bare spots. The how-to resource
because of a call from a res-
beneath mulch retains more moisture than soil that’s not The Spruce says that correcting the source of bare spots 30 Years Experience
ident. Trustee Johnson asked
protected by mulch, homeowners won’t have to spend as can prevent new issues, particularly if grubs or other pests Specials! No Job Too Small!
if the mowing and snow
much time watering mulched landscapes. That saves time are damaging the grass. Then homeowners can address ex-
and conserves water, which can be a big benefit in areas isting bare areas. plowing agreement was in
writing. Denes reported that
prone to drought and/or especially hot summers. Mulch also It is unlikely that bare spots will just fill back in on their Landscaping
the Township had 120 volun-
helps to suppress weed growth, which can ensure all that own. Reseeding spots or using sod to fill in bare areas can
teers on Pride Day. Thanks to
hard work needed to create an eye-catching garden won’t help lawns look lush. all, the Township looks great! Lawn & bed care, clean-ups, edging,
be compromised by the presence of unsightly, thirsty weeds. > Begin by raking and removing any dead grass and oth- mulching & plantings
A motion was made by
Mulching seems like a simple task, and it can be. But that er debris from the lawn. Check to make sure that grubs or
Trustee Conrad, seconded by
does not mean homeowners cannot make mistakes when ® Trustee Johnson to approve Excavating
insects are not attacking the lawn. If they are, use targeted
all changes to the Policy
mulching. The following are some common mulching mis- treatment options for those pests.
The Personal Plumber
Manual, including fee sched-
takes to avoid as lawn and garden season hits full swing. > Break up and aerate any soil that is compacted in the Drain tiles, grading & retaining walls
Not enough mulch: bare spot. ules.
440-324-4321
A motion was made by
Mulch is ineffective when spread too thin. The Virginia Co- > Amend the soil in the bare area with loamy soil or com- Hardscape
Trustee Conrad, seconded
operative Extension at Virginia Tech and Virginia State Uni- post to improve on the nutritional makeup and texture so that
by Chairman Flynn to move
versity recommends applying mulch no less than two inches it is amenable to grass-growing. If you notice that the entire Pavers, patio walks, firepits
$100,000 from our Money
or 330-721-0680
in depth. Anything less than that will prove ineffective at pre- lawn is looking a little sparse, top-dressing the rest of the
Market account to Star Ohio.
venting weed growth and helping the soil retain moisture, lawn at this point also can help improve its vitality. CALL 440-452-9353
The Crossroads invoice
and that means you will need to water more often. > Sprinkle seeds in the bare spot (disperse seeds over
was discussed and FO Denes
Poorly located mulch: the rest of the lawn if you want to over-seed and improve
will pursue disbursement thru
OPWC.
Mulch should not be placed too close to plant stems or tree the thickness of the lawn). If you prefer sod, cut a portion of
Zoning Inspector Scott
trunks. When it is, tissue is so wet that it makes for a perfect the sod to fit the bare area and place on the amended soil. ATTENTION!
Hopkins reported that he is-
environment for disease and insect infestation. > The Scotts company says to lightly water newly seeded
Licensed, Bonded, Insured Technicians Providing: sued three permits in May. BUSINESS OWNERS
Failing to mulch to the drip line:
He provided a zoning update.
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was discussed and decided
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•Sewer/Drain Cleaning
ground. The VCE recommends mulching to the drip line of a Deep water at least once or twice a week after the new grass
that this is a matter for the
•Moen Faucets
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plant or tree, which ensures the plant or tree will get the most reaches mowing height. BZA. Hopkins fielded a call G.L.W.
out of the mulch. Mulching to the drip line also minimizes > The grass should grow slightly longer than the rest of the
from a resident regarding a
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•High Pressure Jet
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blend in with the rest of the lawn before mowing. This could
Failing to weed before mulching:
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weeds that you’re trying to create for your plants and trees. of the lawn. discussed. Trustee Johnson System Upgrades
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will draft a letter to the prop-
Remodeling Heaters erty owner. Scott will follow Now Complete
up with the Port Authority.
Mulch • Soil • Stone • Gravel • Winter Supplies • Firewood er Rachael Duling reminded in Most Areas...
Recreation Board Treasur-
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Census Bureau. There's a good chance that, come July sic streaming service to curate a music list that fea-
4th, a considerable number of those individuals will tures America-specific songs, songs about summer Blue-Cheese Butter
be hosting or attending parties to celebrate American and general party tunes. Be sure the music is in the Makes 15 servings
independence. background and does not overpower the conversation. · 16 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
This year those planning on a July 4th fête can con- July 4th plans are heating up. When hosting a party · 4 ounces (1 cup crumbled) blue cheese
sider these tips as they prepare to celebrate with family or barbecue, keep it simple and safe. · 2 teaspoons black pepper
and friends. Place ingredients in a food processor or blender;
· Borrow a second grill. Those tasked with grill- pulse until well blended. Wrap in foil. Place in the
ing often find themselves standing there for hours over Take your Fourth of July freezer until hard, about 45 minutes. To serve, roll back
hot flames. Cut down on time at the grill by adding an burgers up a notch foil and cut into 1/2-inch slices. When slicing from fro-
extra cooking surface. That's easily achieved by hav- zen, warm the knife under hot water first. After slicing,
ing more than one grill going simultaneously. Cook always tightly rewrap the unused flavored butter roll in
fast-cooking items like hamburgers and hot dog on one This recipe for "Best Burger With Blue Cheese But- the foil before returning to refrigerator or freezer.
grill, and reserve the other for sausages and chicken, ter" courtesy of Eric Treuille and Birgit Erath's "Grill- Best Burger Variations
which may need more time to reach safe levels of do- ing" (DK Publishing) offers a new take on a backyard · Herbed Burger: Add 2 teaspoons fresh thyme
neness. barbecue staple. leaves or 1 teaspoon dried thyme, 1 crushed garlic
· Stop peeking. Resist any urge to check the food too Best Burger With Blue Cheese Butter clove and 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion to the
often. Every time you flip, press or move the meats, Serves 4 ground steak.
you compromise flavor and could make the food dry · 1 pound ground chuck steak · Spicy Burger: Add 1/2 teaspoon tabasco, 1 ta-
out. · 2 teaspoons salt blespoon Worcestershire sauce and 1 teaspoon Dijon
· Lure insects away. Bees are attracted to sweet · 1 teaspoon black pepper mustard to the ground steak.
smells, but wasps and hornets are drawn to meats. Put · 4 1/2-inch slices blue cheese butter (see below) Think ahead:
a saucer of very sweet soda and some chicken scraps · 4 sesame hamburger buns, halved Shape burgers up to 1 day in advance. Cover with
in a far corner of your yard to attract yellow jackets Combine ground steak with salt and pepper. Divide plastic wrap and refrigerate.
and other stinging insects to that area, drawing their into 4 equal-sized pieces and gently shape into 4 burg- Cooks' Note: Overhandling the meat when shaping
attention away from guests and their meals. ers about 1-inch-thick. Grill burgers and warm buns will result in a tough, dry burger. To guarantee a juicy
· Hire a lifeguard. If your party will involve time according to instructions below. Top burgers with but- burger, handle the meat as little as possible.
spent in a pool, consider hiring a lifeguard or desig- ter and serve hot in sesame buns.
nate someone to observe pool activities. Party hosts Outdoor cooking:
may be distracted by other duties, and one can't count Grill over hot coals for 3 minutes per side for rare,
on guests to watch what is going on in the pool. For 4 minutes per side for medium rare, or 5 minutes per
safety's sake, a dedicated set of eyes on swimmers can side for well done. Place buns cut side down on grill
prevent injuries and accidents. until warm and lightly golden, 1 minute.
· Give neighbors a heads-up. Parties and barbe- Indoor cooking:
cues on July 4th are largely expected, but you can of- Preheat a ridged cast-iron grill pan over high heat.
fer a courtesy to neighbors by informing them of your Cook for 3 minutes per side for rare, 4 minutes per
plans, including the start time and proposed ending side for medium rare, or 5 minutes per side for well
time. If you are close with neighbors, consider inviting done. Place buns cut side down on grill pan until warm
them to participate. lightly golden, 1 minute.

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TRUSTEES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 They inspected the home and stated that the house is unfit for FLAGS CONT FROM FRONT PAGE
human habitation. Trustee Johnson drafted a letter that will be
ship will fill two blocks. sent along with the letter from the Health Department and the After landing back at the airport, the flags will be returned to
At 8:45 p.m. Trustee Johnson made a motion, seconded by letter from Troy Pitt’s to the resident of the house and the bank the families.
Trustee Conrad to go into Executive Session to discuss the hir- that holds the lien. The three Trustees will sign the letter and Discover Aviation is hosting the fly in as a way to interest
ing/firing of a public employee. then distribute to Inspector Hopkins to send. Hopkins assigned people in the fun of general aviation. There will be several dif-
At 9:15 p.m. Chairman Flynn called the meeting back in reg- a new address on Route 18 for a house being built. He mailed ferent types of aircraft on display along with information on
ular session. out a few letters regarding junk car violations. Chairman Flynn learning how to fly. There is a $10 per vehicle parking fee.
Trustee Johnson advised that an ad will be placed for a Hall advised Hopkins that there is a business on 301 N who has a tire Please join me in honoring all those who have served by
Manager. If interested, please reach out to a Township Trustee. business and has been warned to not burn tires. bringing your flag to the event to be included in the Flight of
With no additional business to discuss, the meeting was ad- Greg Younglas had no questions or comments. the Flags. If you have any questions about the program, please
journed at 9:19 p.m. Jerry Rathwell had no questions or comments. feel free to contact me.
Brian Safran at (330) 483-3278 or email: bsafran83@gmail.
Joy Rathwell had no questions or comments. com.
Deputy Osborne and Deputy Fuller were in attendance. They
Penfield Twp. Trustees are the TIU (Township Impact Unit) for Penfield Township. This Is What
They distributed badges for Zoning Inspector Hopkins and the
three Trustees. Deputy Osborne reported that she received 35 “Homeless” Looks Like
calls for service in the last month for Penfield, including aban-
The June 20 regular meeting of the Penfield Township Trust- doned vehicle complaints, traffic stops, weapon complaints and
ees was called to order at 7:30 p.m. All officers were present, welfare checks.
with the exception of Fiscal Officer Denes. Minutes recorded Trustee Johnson reported the new PA batteries are installed.
by Assistant Fiscal Officer Rachael Duling. Seven guests at- He stated the new floor of the PHS Office in the recycle build-
tended the meeting. ing is complete. Johnson received a check from Tom Reed for
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap- $100 as a donation. He also picked up a drop box to place at
proved, as corrected. A motion passed to approve Vouchers the township hall.
#14329-14336, payment voucher 25-2023, PO #42-2023 and Trustee Conrad reported that he met with Don Romancek
cemetery deeds 183 & 184. and is near completing all easements needed for the Curtis and
Correspondence from Fiscal Officer Denes included new Gott ditch project. Please take her from a
salt program pricing and a ballot for LMRE code change. Chairman Flynn reported that he would like to consider cage to your couch. She
Zoning Inspector Scott Hopkins reported the process for the keeping our funds with Farmer’s Savings instead of moving it dreams of a better world.
possible cell tower is being put on hold. Hopkins reached out to to Star Ohio because Farmer’s Savings is secure whereas Star Let’s give her one.
the Lorain County Health Department on the foreclosed home. Ohio is not. Trustee Conrad moved to keep CD at Farmer’s
Savings, Trustee Johnson seconded. Trustee Conrad moved to This is Bonnie, a female from
rescind motion to move $100,000 to Star Ohio, Trustee John- Friendship APL, Elyria.
son seconded. Chairman Flynn reported that he spoke to Tony This information is being shared by Partners with Paws
at Polen Implement and our new tractor is in and we will be of Lorain County, Inc.
receiving it in the next week or two. Chairman Flynn met with
plumber Terry Lions, and they worked on the sinks together
at the township hall. The faucets don’t spray the water so ag- KIDS Dental Day
gressively now. They also looked at a toilet that was running
while they were there, and they looked at the potential work August 9
to make the new fridge work. Flynn reported he installed the 9am-5pm
new tires for the mower and Bob says they’re working great.
Fiscal Officer Denes reported to Flynn that she saw a potential Back-2-School Cleanings,
Happy water leak, the three Trustees will follow up on this. Chairman Giveaways, Food & Games!
Flynn moved to go into executive session at 8:09 p.m., Trustee
Conrad seconded.
Chairman Flynn declared the meeting back in regular ses-
sion at 9:30 p.m. Schedule your child’s
Trustee Conrad moved to hire Keri Gordon as part-time help
35881 Grafton-Eastern for Theresa Seman for the month of July. Chairman Flynn sec- appointment today!
Rd, Grafton onded. 440.406.8181
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First, their Lewis Road Fun Horse Show takes place on Sun- Currently, the reservation features more than a mile of trail Grange; Ben Dawson of Elyria; Kevin Eiseman of Elyria; Ka-
day, July 16. Come out and either ride a horse in the show or to explore. The trail was cautiously built to avoid negative im- rolanne Foisy of Elyria; Patrick Francis of North Ridgeville;
view these lovely animals and see them in action. Theu offer pacts on the site’s soil and plant life. The gravel trail is con- Zachary Geiger of Columbia Station; Acadia Hansen of Graf-
English, Western, Lead Line and Pre-Walk Trot and fun class- structed of sandstone rather than traditional crushed limestone ton; Julia Havas of Elyria; Anna Hinkle of North Ridgeville;
es. The show begins at 9 a.m. and is located at the Lewis Road to eliminate altering the soil’s pH. Mathew Kerecz of Elyria; Lillian Laughrey of Wellington; Si-
Riding Ring near Barrett Road in the Metroparks in Olmsted Cassell Reservation’s geology, soils and plants set it apart mon Liszeski of Elyria; Peyton Ryba of Grafton; Addie Sandru
Falls. See some of the rescue horses and enjoy a nice day in from all others in Lorain County. of North Ridgeville; Donnie Schiffbauer of North Ridgeville;
the park and enjoy spending time with these beautiful animals. Future development plans include a picnic shelter, supple- Aidan Skinner of North Ridgeville; Will Wentz of Columbia
Delicious food will be available as well. Bring a chair and sun- mental parking areas and additional trails. With time, protec- Station; and Julia Wilm of North Ridgeville. Congratulations!
glasses and enjoy a relaxing, fun and rewarding time and help
rescue horses in the process. tion and stewardship, Cassell Reservation may ultimately be
Second, their Carlisle Fun Horse Show takes place on Sun- recognized as one of Northeast Ohio’s premier natural areas.
day, August 13, at the Carlisle Equestrian Center, located at
13630 Nickle Plate Diagonal Road. The fun show starts at 9
a.m. and is the same style as stated above and a great time.
Gas raffle tickets are on sale for a $5 donation. First place is
a $500 gift card to a station of your choice and second place is
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$50. Please send checks to: AHHR, 13297 Durkee Road, Graf-
ton, Ohio 44044. If you would like to take a block of tickets to Summer Sizzling Saleummer Sizzling Sale
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Their annual Steak (or chicken) and Bake Off will offer a
bonus - singing by our local country artist friend, Matt Chase.
This annual and delicious event takes place on Sunday, August
20, at the North Park Community Center in Grafton. Please call
Heidi for questions or additional information, at (440) 781-
5060. Thanks for your support of the rescue horses and the or-
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Opening of Cassell Reservation

Lorain County Metro Parks is pleased to announce the offi-
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located at 815 Highbridge Road, in Vermilion.
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50740 State Route 18
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A free fireworks display will occur at the end of evening. Summer Story Times - continues until July 19. Introduce
WELLINGTON NEWS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18 The fireworks display is brought to you by the Homecoming your child to the love of books and reading by attending one of
Committee and the Rochester Volunteer Fire Department. our story programs. These programs develop language, literacy
103 Rochester Fourth of July a.m. This event supports the 4th of July fireworks. and social skills your child will need for school success.
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They also have a Rochester Road Race on June 10, at 8:30
Family Story Times - Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. Children, ages
The Rochester Homecoming Celebration is an event the en- 1 ½ to 5-yrs., accompanied with a parent or caregiver.
The 103 annual Rochester Fourth of July Homecoming tire family will enjoy! Baby Lap-sit Story Times - Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. Chil-
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will be held on Tuesday, July 4, at the Eagle Street Park and dren, ages birth to 2-yrs., accompanied with a parent or care-
Fire Station, in Rochester. Come participate in this historic Herrick Memorial Library giver. If these times do not work for you, call Ms. Janet at the
event that has run for 103 years! library at (440) 647-2120 and we will try to schedule a special
The event runs from 9 a.m. until the Fireworks. Coffee time just for you!
and donuts from the Mad Batter will be available for break- Library Closure - The ages continues until July 31. Thursday Mornings’ School Age Programs - At 11 a.m.
fast. Please join us for lunch after the parade. There will be hot Herrick Memorial Library Participants checking out These fun-learning activities are for children, ages 5 and up.
dogs, sloppy joes, sandwiches, hand dipped corn dogs, french will be closed on Indepen- reading materials from the li- Registration is required. Register by calling the library or by
fries, pizza, fried veggies, fried cheese on a stick, nachos, dence Day, Tuesday, July 4. brary or the Libby® App still visiting the library’s Circulation Desk:
popcorn and beverages, including fresh squeezed lemonade. The library will reopen at 10 have the chance to win age July 6 - Recycled Paper Boxes. Children will use paint to
A variety of carnival dessert items will be available including a.m. on Wednesday, July 5. appropriate prizes. Partici- decorate die-cut paper boxes, which Ms. Janet will string to-
funnel cakes and ice cream. The food tent workers will be from Read To Putter - Thurs- pants will receive entry tick- gether to decorate the Children’s Room of the library.
the American Made 4H group led by Randy Cowie. days from 3:15-4:30 p.m. ets for books read until July July 13 - Wire & Bead Balloons. Ms. Janet will show you
Rochester Flares: Homemade ice cream will also be sold Putter, our friendly therapy 31 from the Library’s Circu- how to use balloons to create a wire design with Beads; designs
throughout the day at the Firehouse. dog, will visit the library ev- lation staff. The more books will be hung together for a large display.
Parade registration is from 9-10:15 a.m. Entry in the pa- ery Thursday to listen to your you read or listen to increases July 20 - Summer Reading Finale: Mr. Puppet will perform
rade is free and all are welcome. Eight different categories are child read. This is a won- your chances of winning. for us and then we will share ice cream sundaes with you.
judged in the parade, including: floats, horses, tractors, walk- derful way for children to Lorain County Public Open Tech Help - Wednesday, July 12, from 1:30-3 p.m.
ers or bicycles, automobiles, patriotic, business and motorized practice their reading skills. Health Vaccine Clinic - Do you need help to learn the in’s & out’s on navigating your
bikes/4-wheelers/golf carts. First, second and third-place priz- Please call the Library at Wednesday, July 5, from 2-6 tablet, smartphone, laptop or other digital device? The library
es are awarded. There will be a $100 prize for the top float. The (440) 647-2120 to sign up p.m. All ages are welcome offers free one-on-one instruction to help you learn your de-
winners from the parade will be announced at the park during your child for a 15-minute to a monthly vaccine clin- vice on the second Wednesday of each month at 1:30-3:30 p.m.
the early evening. time slot to read to Putter. ic on the first Wednesday of Please call the library to register for a one-on-one time slot.
Parade Begins at 10:30 a.m. The parade is free and includes Special and Regular each month at the library. Glass Charms - Tuesday, July 18, at 6 p.m. Adults, ages
bands, floats, kids, cars, fire trucks, 4-H groups, horse back Library Board Meeting - The clinic is in the Library’s 18+, will learn how to make glass charms to tag your stemmed
riders and anything/anyone else that may come along. This is Thursday, July 6, at 10:30 Community Room on the glassware for special occasions. The library will provide all
the only parade you get to see twice. The parade goes down the a.m. The Herrick Memorial ground floor. Vaccines for materials for this craft. Register for this program by calling the
street, turns around, and comes back a second time. Library Board of Trustees all ages will be available to library.
From 12-4 p.m. will be the Historical Society Open House: will hold a special board protect from common dis- Intro to Canning 101 - Thursday, July 20, at 6 p.m. This
The Rochester Historical Society will have an open house on meeting for required bud- eases, including and not class is for adults who have an interest in learning to preserve
South Street. A display of past Rochester Homecoming pic- get purposes. Their regular limited to, COVID-19, flu, foods by canning the correct way following approved safe
tures will occur at the park. meeting will immediately pneumonia, shingles, measles methods. Fran Blank will discuss the basic equipment needed
Starting at 5 p.m. will be Rides and Games: Firemen’s and follow the special meeting. and whooping cough. Ap- and different canning/preserving methods. Registration is re-
other games, various raffles and multiple kiddie rides open. Both meetings will take place pointments are required. Call quired and space is limited. Register by calling the library.
Old-Time Kids Contests will be at 5:30 p.m. There will be in the library’s board office. (440) 284-3206 to schedule
contests for kids of all ages, such as egg toss, balloon toss and These meetings are open to an appointment or to talk to
wheel barrel races. the public. a public health nurse about OCS back-to-school supply drive
The band, Minor Adjustments, will play country-western Summer Reading Pro- vaccination needs. Walk-ins
music from 6-9 p.m. The band will provide free entertainment. grams - The library’s Sum- are welcome. Please bring a Summer vacation just started, but Oberlin Community Ser-
Bring your own lawn chairs! mer Reading Club for all current photo ID and your in- vices is already rolling out donation bins to make sure children
surance information. Vaccine can return to school this fall with plenty of supplies in hand.
appointments are available The 7th annual Jaqui Willis Back-to-School Drive is under-
through LCPH: way. It asks for gifts of pencils, pens, crayons, markers, high-
•The first Wednesday of lighters, colored pencils, erasers, rulers, glue, scissors, note-
each month, 2-6 p.m. at Her- books, folders and binders.
rick Memorial Library, 101 Supplies can be dropped off through Friday, August 11, at
Willard Memorial Square, OCS, Oberlin IGA, The Hotel at Oberlin, Oberlin Cable Co-op,
Wellington. Oberlin Public Library, First Church in Oberlin, Ben Franklin,
•Monday-Friday from Doobies and AgriNomix.
8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. at Lorain Supplies are for students enrolled in the Oberlin City School
County Public Health, 9880 District. Families can sign up at www.tinyurl.com/oberlinsup-
Murray Ridge Rd., Elyria. plies. This year’s giveaway will be held from 4-6:30 p.m. on
Request a record of past Thursday, August 24, at Oberlin High School.
vaccines for no cost at bit.ly/
vaccinerecordrequest.
Monday Kindness Crafts
- At 11 a.m. and again at 2
p.m. The library’s Ms. Jan-
Carpentry Limited et will show children, ages
5 and up, how to make these
easy crafts to share with fam-
ily and friends. Registration
is required. Call the library
at (440) 647-2120 to sign-up
your child:
July 3 - Kindness Bug-
gle Kit – What is a Buggle?
Come to the program and find
out!
July 10 - Sprinkle Kind-
ness Donut Ornament – You
cannot eat this donut, but
you will have fun putting
kindness sprinkles on it.
July 17 - Felt Heart Pocket
Hug – Make a needle (caution
www.jmcarpentryltd.com • Fredericksburg, Ohio 44627 the needles are sharp) felted
heart to carry in your pocket.


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nd
in Columbia Station,
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quality craftsmanship with
Sprinter: 291,000 miles, cargo house and a cement floored pride. Fond of Lorain County &
lighting package, fully insu- Tow Truck Driver 40x20 pole barn with an its history. Please contact me
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Avon, Ohio 44011 Free Estimates
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216-410-7106
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tractor with bucket make moval, etc. Call Rick, 440-
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Electronic Assembler/Product Support Specialist TOWN & COUNTRY Tree Ser-
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440-926-3341 position for Full time Licensed Social Worker, Washers • Dryers
PENFIELD TWP. HALL any interested individual is requested to visit the Lorain County’s Premier Paint- Refrigerators
Microwaves
RENTAL Sheriff’s website at loraincountysheriff.com, go to the ers. Wallpaper removal, cabi- See Our Selection of
Twp. Meeting hall, Employment section, complete the required information net refinishing, textured ceil- Ranges • Ovens
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A Handyman / Roofer: Interior LPN CALL JASON’S SERVICES
/ exterior, home remodeling 440-926-3446 440-327-3433
/ repair, pergolas, decks, vi- The Lorain County Sheriff’s Office has open
nyl siding, gutter cleaning, positions for Licensed Practical Nurse. Any interested
pressure washing, painting, UPHOLSTERY
roofing, carpentry, tile work. individual is requested to visit the Sheriff’s website at
Dante, 216-403-8597. loraincountysheriff.com, go to the Employment section, DAN’S UPHOLSTERY
complete the required information and submit. The over 30 yrs. experience
HELP WANTED medical staff provides care to the inmate population in a Full Upholstery
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