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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
Bilinovich named Police Chief, replacing retiring Elek
Ken Bilinovich has been named as the new North Royalton Chief of Polic ...Read More
Community perception survey helps substance abuse prevention efforts
Participants can win one of three $250 Visa Gift Cards ...Read More
Chamber sponsored Mayor’s breakfast focuses on work place safety
About eighty people were the guests of Mayor Bob Stefanik for his bi-a ...Read More
Students, teachers, administrators give thumbs up for passage of school bond issue
On May 2, voters approved Issue 11, a 30-year, 4.9 mill bond issue in ...Read More
Combined water/sewer bill will arrive monthly
The City of North Royalton will be changing the way it bills its resid ...Read More
NRFD crews respond to oil leak
On Monday, April 24, City Engineer Mark Schmitzer was sent out to the ...Read MoreANNOUNCEMENTS
Recorder Restaurant & Dining Contest
To drive home the love and support for local dining, the Royalton Recorder is kicking off a month-long Eat Locally Contest with prizes of gift cards to area restaurants.
