North Royalton High School Homecoming, A Jam-Packed Night
Homecoming at North Royalton High School on Friday, October 7, was a busy night for students and the community. The night involved a football game between North Royalton and Brecksville, the naming of the Homecoming King and Queen, honoring the senior members of the North Royalton High School Marching Band and honoring a student who will long be remembered by his classmates. The 2016 Homecoming King and Queen, along with their court were introduced. They are: King Ryan O'Malley, Queen Emily Butler, Court: Jake Pacholski, Jacob Willmann, King Ryan O'Malley, Nick Coberly and Sam Ferg ....
NR Girls Soccer Suburban League Champs. State Tournament Ahead.
The North Royalton Girls Varsity Soccer team has reached one goal this season and have their eyes set on another. The Girls team is champions of the National Division of the Suburban League. Back on October 12, the Lady Bears defeated Stow-Munroe Falls 2-1 to wrap up the Division Championship. It was the first outright Girls Soccer Championship for North Royalton in school history, although they shared the championship back in 2006. Head Coach Pete Ragone had a good feeling that the Lady Bears would claim the Championship. “On the bus on the way to the Stow game it was very quiet ....
Proposed EMS Levy would replace current levy
North Royalton voters will be asked to vote on a safety issue on the upcoming November 8 ballot. If passed in November, the five-year, $1.7 mill EMS levy would replace the current $1.7 mill levy which currently is set to expire at the end of 2018. If passed, the new levy will then take the place of the old levy, which will then start being collected in 2017. The new levy will raise taxes, as it will be a replacement, rather than a renewal. This is the only five-year levy that the city of North Royalton is currently running. It was started in the late 1980s, when the North Royalton ....
Clean out your medicine cabinet, keep drugs off the street and help save a life
Drug take-back day is Saturday, Oct. 22
Too often, today’s headlines are about drug use, citing the drug epidemic and reporting that drug overdose deaths are reaching record highs. In other media, television commercials and print advertisements about prescription medicines are as plentiful as car or cell phone ads. These abundant messages have a connection, as addiction can start right at home, in your own medicine cabinet. Many medicine cabinets contain unused, unwanted or expired prescriptions and over-the-counte ....
Residents advised to beware of scam
Recently, the North Royalton Police Department has received several calls regarding a scam. Residents have reported that a man knocks on their door and identifies himself as an employee from the Illuminating Company. He reportedly tells the residents that the Illuminating Company is replacing poles in the area and that power may be cut to the residence. He then tries to gain access to the home. Police are advising residents to be mindful of those coming to their door, claiming to be a utility worker. Other stories they could use is that they are there to check your meters, ....
