NRHS celebrates Pride in Academics for second quarter
North Royalton High School staff celebrated their students’ second quarter success in person and with their families on February 10 in the new Community Room. Families were treated to a breakfast with muffins, fruit cups, coffee and juice. Teachers nominated students in four categories (Achievement, Character, Engagement, and Leadership).They recognized more than 60 students and wrote personal nominations as to why they deserved their awards. At the event, every nomination was read aloud and the student was then surprised with finding out who nominated him/her. Every award winner was prese ....
Emma Kmet celebrates 107th birthday
On January 31, 1915, North Royalton was not quite 100 years old when a future North Royalton resident was born to Suzanna and Paul Demian in the Tremont area of Cleveland. They named their new addition, Emma Blanche Demian. Tremont at that time was positively cosmopolitan. Emma’s dad owned a corner meat and grocery store and later did furniture repair and refinishing for Cleveland’s high-end furniture stores. Emma’s mom raised Emma and her three sisters, Ellen, Elsie, and Selma. Emma recalls, “My mom made every meal from scratch and sewed all our clothes! Our parents gave us a happy yo ....
County to rebuild the West 130 Street bridge
The bridge that spans the east branch of the Rocky River on West 130 Street is scheduled to be rebuilt by Cuyahoga County next year. West 130 Street is shared by North Royalton and Strongsville, as it is the boundary between both cities. North Royalton City Council recently adopted an ordinance that recognizes the need and purpose of improvement. It gives consent to Cuyahoga County to participate in the cost of the construction. The ordinance states that North Royalton will participate with the county in the cost by an allocation from the county’s Motor Vehicle License Tax Fund, in order to ....
School Superintendent shares how Calamity Days are determined
Snow, ice and cold have luckily not been too much of an issue in November, December and most of January, but, is now starting to affect daily decisions of the North Royalton School District. Luckily, the January 17 storm did not affect school, as the district was off for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. At the time of this writing, forecasters are predicting another storm coming. The School Superintendent is ultimately responsible for making the decision on the closing of schools, based on certain factors, along with the recommendation from the Assistant Superintendent, who is responsible for the ....
EMS levy is approved for the May ballot
North Royalton voters will see an EMS levy on the May 3 ballot, as the North Royalton City Council adopted legislation 6-0 at its February 1 meeting. Ward 4 Council Representative Jeremy Dietrich was absent from that meeting. The legislation was the second step necessary to place the measure on the May ballot. The first piece of legislation, which declares the necessity of the replacement, was unanimously adopted at the January 18 meeting, after Fire Chief Bob Chegan’s presentation to the Council Safety Committee on the proposed 1.7 mill replacement levy for EMS services. Council needed to ....
