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History of The Royalton Recorder
The Royalton Recorder was started by Dr. George Rosenbaum in 1941. It began as the newsletter for the North Royalton Chamber of Commerce to inform the members of upcoming events. Some of the member businesses wanted to advertise in the newsletter and eventually it grew into a newspaper. It faltered somewhat during the war years, but in the 1950’s, Dr. Rosenbaum returned and with the help of others the paper got back on its feet. The Recorder was published once a month until 1965, when it started publishing twice a month as it still is today. It is published by the Chamber of Commerce and is non-partisan, non-sectarian…..
NEWS
Who will open bicentennial time capsule in 2068?
North Royalton officially turned 200 years old on Oct. 27 and to celeb ...Read More
Law helps keep solicitor’s at bay
City Council recently adopted amendment’s to the codified ordinances ...Read More
Route 82 widening kicks into gear
About 25 people attended a recent public meeting on the recent update ...Read More
North Royalton High School Teacher recalls a life of service
To look back on a career and know that it’s changed the world—that ...Read More
2200 volunteer for Parish Service Day: Truly Great
More than 2,200 volunteers from Saint Albert the Great Parish and Scho ...Read More
LADY BEARS ADVANCE TO REGIONAL SEMI-FINALS
The improbable tournament run by the North Royalton Girls Soccer team ...Read MoreANNOUNCEMENTS
Participate in Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday is an event that has picked up steam over the years. Held the day after Black Friday, businesses offer deals to customers visiting their establishments. If you would like to be included in the Royalton Recorder's November 21st issue with an ad, see attached for more information.
