Mayor and Council President retain seats
The majority of voters in North Royalton have chosen to retain the City’s Administrative and Council positions, according to results of the November 7 election. Most of the City Council wards, however, didn’t have opposition, except for Ward 2. In all three races, the incumbent won. For the position of Mayor, with 62.51% of the vote, Larry Antoskiewicz won over Diane Sacha, with a count of 6922 for Antoskiewicz and 4151 for Sacha. For the President of Council position, Paul Marnecheck won with 58.77% of the vote, over Jeremy Dietrich, with a count of 5980 for Marnecheck and 4196 for Dietr ....
Carrie Cerino’s property once again has a new owner
Could the third time be a charm for Carrie Cerino’s future? The event center and restaurant, located on Ridge between Sprague and Albion roads, closed in February 2020, has another new owner. It has been bought and sold several times since that time, but the location has remained virtually untouched until now. Carrie Cerino’s, closed abruptly on February 18, 2020. It was owned by the Cerino family since 1963. Marc Glassman, founder and owner of Marc’s Discount Stores purchased the property in December of 2021, through a limited liability company called 40 East LLC, for $550,000.00, acco ....
Another Superior Performance - NRHS Marching Band Earns Top Honor at State Finals
The North Royalton High School (NRHS) marching band capped off their successful season by earning a Superior rating at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals in Columbus on Saturday, October 28. Performing their competition show "Fortune Favors the Bold" at Hilliard Bradley High School, the band received the highest rating possible, “Superior,” from the judging panel. This follows top awards at several competitions this fall including Best Music, Best Auxiliary, 1st Place, Reserve Grand Champion, and Grand Champion. "It was an amazing way to end a challenging but rewarding season," said Dir ....
The North Royalton Board of Education held their October meeting on Monday, October 9. Assistant Superintendent Melissa Vojta and Director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction, Jeff Cicerchi reviewed the state report card rating of the district. The Board approved the Fiscal Year 2024 Five-Year Forecast. School Superintendent Mike Laub clarified the school calendar, stating that “this year, obviously, the Board of Elections have asked to use both Royal View and the Elementary School for the November voting day. So, as the communications stated that went out last week, we will have a no ....
St. Albert the Great Parishioners out in community lending a hand
St. Albert the Great’s parishioners took the weekend of October 13 and 14 to be the hands and feet of Jesus, going to where they could lend a hand to spread the gospel by doing good. The Parish Day of Service started eleven years ago with about 400 volunteers spending one Saturday sorting cans of food or clothing at a donation site or doing some outdoor clean up. Like a huge oak tree grows from a small acorn, today the project has grown to almost 2000 volunteers donating their time and talent over one weekend to assist people, programs, and agencies that help others. More than 100 projects ....