North Royalton boy, 10, takes 3rd place in international opera competition
Alex Cosma is like any child his age. The 10-year-old North Royalton Elementary School student enjoys playing sports, swimming and spending time with his family and friends. But Cosma has an extraordinary talent that not many his age share: opera singing. Cosma, a student of Olga’s Music Studio in North Royalton, recently competed virtually in The Elena Obraztsova International Competition of Young Vocalists. The competition took place in St. Petersburg, Russia. He was just one of four children representing the United States and earned third place, after moving to the final round with other ....
Cosgrove Family Foundation Donates $1.25 Million to Southwest General Health Center
Gift supports higher-level maternity, newborn care in southwestern Cuyahoga and northern Medina Counties Southwest General Health Center is honored to announce the charitable donation of $1.25 million from The Cosgrove Family Foundation in support of the hospital’s Maternity Unit renovation and expansion project. Construction is well underway on the transformative $17.6 million project, which will double the size of the current Maternity Unit while adding a higher level of care for moms and babies—elevating from Level I care to Level II care. When completed, the newly named “Cosgrove ....
NR Youth Fishing Derby draws a record crowd
Armed with fishing poles, tackle boxes, lures and their favorite lawn chair, youngsters invaded Memorial Park on July 23, for the 16th Annual George Modock, Jr. Memorial Fishing Derby. Eighty-seven youngsters between the ages of 7 and 15 turned out for the competition. “The normal turnout is between 30-35. One year we had 68 youngsters. This turnout is a pleasant surprise,” said Jason Swim of the North Royalton Recreation Department. “I think it’s another sign that people want to get together again,” said North Royalton Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz. “And a big thank you to the Modock ....
Master Plan zoning changes headed to voters
Come November, voters will be asked to adopt a new Master Land Use Plan, which is a result of the recommendations from City’s new Master Plan. Council unanimously adopted legislation that would provide the question of adoption of the new zoning map with changes that are recommended in the 2021 Master Plan, to be placed on the November 2 ballot. Both measures were adopted after the approval of the City’s Planning Commission. The proposed charter amendment on the November 2 ballot would read as follows: “PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. SH ....
‘Hometown Heroes’ banners will adorn Royalton Road
The City is giving residents the opportunity to honor their loved ones who have served in the military. Starting this month, the Hometown Heroes Banner Program, spearheaded by Ward 4 Councilman Jeremy Dietrich, will decorate a section of Royalton Road from West 130 Street to York Road with large, vibrant banners displaying the names, branch of service and photos of those who have served in the military and have ties to North Royalton. Measuring 2 feet by 6 feet, and designed and printed by Gearin’ Up, each banner costs $100 and will be displayed along the roadway for two years, Memorial Da ....
