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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…..
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Health Fair and Family Expo with Bear Run Highlights
When the North Royalton Health Fair and Family Expo started eight year ...Read More
St. Albert Pet Blessing honors special friends
St. Albert the Great Church paid some extra special attention to its f ...Read More
Harvest Fest tradition continues with some additions
The annual Harvest Fest on the North Royalton City Green was a bit “ ...Read More
School report card improves in some areas
The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) recently released the School Re ...Read More
NRFD to wrap up Fire Prevention Week with Open House on Oct. 14
The North Royalton Fire Department will be hosting an Open House to wr ...Read More
Charitable school supply drive ceases collection
The income-eligible families of school children in need will have to l ...Read MoreANNOUNCEMENTS
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Flu Shot -Yes or No?
When it comes to getting a flu shot, do you get in line or scoff at those flocking to pharmacies? Reporter Sara Macho Hill wants to hear from you for her upcoming piece exploring the great debate behind getting your yearly flu shot. If you'd like to be interviewed, let us know in the Submit News Article below! SUBMIT NEWS ARTICLE OR LETTER TO EDITOR
