North Royalton Fishing Derby has a fin-tastic, fun turnout
Although a little sprinkle of rain came down at the 9 a.m. registration, within 20 minutes, attendees filled the perimeter of Memorial Park Pond ahead of the George Modock Jr. Memorial Fishing Derby’s 10 a.m. start time. To honor the memory of George Modock Jr., an avid fisherman, and to encourage children to learn the joys of fishing, the Modock family hosted the 22nd fishing derby from 10 a.m. to Noon on June 12. Suzanne Roth, Modock’s daughter, recounted how her mother initially created the fishing derby as a way to keep her husband’s memory alive and bring families together. “It ....
North Royalton EMS Levy will be on the November ballot
The North Royalton City Council has approved a resolution that will place a five-year EMS levy on the November ballot. This comes after they weighed two options to either place a renewal of the current levy, or place a renewal plus an increased tax. The levy will take the place of the existing 1.7 mill levy, which expires in 2027. The levy will continue to help pay for the EMS program, which helps to fund the salaries of the City's firefighters/paramedics, equipment and operation of that part of the Fire Department. The deadline for placing the measure on the November 3 ballot is August ....
North Royalton High School 2026 Prom Highlights
The 2026 North Royalton High School (NRHS) Prom was held on Saturday, May 23, 2026 at the Weymouth Country Club!
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Remembering deceased Military Vets on Memorial Day
North Royalton residents and its safety forces spent Memorial Day morning at the North Royalton Cemetery to honor military veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice so that we can enjoy the freedoms we have. North Royalton Mayor Paul Marnecheck and VFW Post 3345 Commander Tim Zvoncheck delivered remarks that emphasized the true meaning of Memorial Day. A 21-gun salute was given to the vets and "Taps" was played along with "Amazing Grace." Mayor Marnecheck reminded those in the crowd why Memorial Day exists. "It exists because too many of our service men and women gave what President Linco ....
City Council Replaces Ward 4 Representative
The North Royalton City Council appointed David J. Quolke as the new Ward 4 Council Representative. Council voted 5-1, with Ward 6 Council Representative Ed Cyngier voting for a different candidate. Quolke was appointed on May 29, after Council interviewed four candidates for the position. Quolke replaces Mary Gorjanc, who moved from the Ward 4 Council position to Council President on May 7, after Paul Marnecheck moved to the Mayoral position upon the retirement of Larry Antoskiewicz on May 1. “North Royalton City Council members are grateful to the four residents who applied to be the ....
