CERT tailgate fund-raiser offers burgers, dogs and bats
The North Royalton Citizens Emergency Response Team (CERT) will be holding a fund raiser, Tailgate Party with Burgers, Dogs and BATS, watching the Cleveland Indians take on the Kansas City Royals. The event will take place on Sunday, September 17, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Ukranian Orthodox Church Pavilion, 9672 State Road in North Royalton. The group is asking the community to sponsor the event, suggesting that employers maybe host an employee party at the event. The following sponsorships are available: Hall of Fame - $1,500 with Premier Seating and tick ....
2017 Festival Pageant Winners ready for a year of service
The North Royalton Festival Pageant kicks off the festivities of the annual Community Festival every year. It’s always an exciting event for all involved and this year was no different. The special event took place on Thursday, August 10, at 7 p.m. at the North Royalton High School Performing Arts Center, and it brought together some of the finest youth in North Royalton. Nineteen contestants were very excited to take part in the festivities of the evening. They came for the chance to be crowned and represent our city in the coming year. The pageant promotes self confidence, and als ....
City acquires foreclosed State Road property
The City of North Royalton received a gift from Cuyahoga County in the form of a foreclosed property. The County transferred the State Road property over to the city, according to Mayor Bob Stefanik. North Royalton Community Development Director Tom Jordan said that the city has been eying the property for some time, as they learned that it would be going into foreclosure. Cuyahoga County will transfer foreclosed properties to cities, if no one else wants them, said Jordan. They originally had a policy that foreclosed properties would automatically go the city. They then changed the policy to ....
Annual Pet Fair pays homage to our animal friends – whether furry, feathery or scaly
The City Green is going to the dogs August 6 when the annual Pet Fair returns for its 12th year from 1 to 4 p.m. Though mainly geared towards caring for man’s best friend, the Pet Fair honors all animal companions and family pets with vendor booths, special appearances, family activities and crafts. What started as a small event on the front lawn of the North Royalton Animal Hospital by Medical Director Adam Hechko and his team, has grown to welcome more than 20 booths and vendors including the Cleveland Animal Protective League Adoption Mobile, the Cleveland Metroparks Mounted Ranger Unit, ....
EMS Levy on November ballot for second time
City Council adopted legislation at its July 18 meeting that will place a replacement levy on the November 7 election. The five-year, $1.7 mill EMS levy would replace the current $1.7 mill levy which expires at the end of 2018. If passed, the city will collect an additional $639,553. This will be the second time that this issue would be on the ballot. The levy continues to help pay for the program, helping to fund the salaries of the city’s thirty firefighters/paramedics, equipment and operation of that part of the Fire Department. Last November, the five-year, $1.7 mill EMS levy, Issue 73 ....