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NE Cares needs your help with school supplies donations

NR Cares is held each year to collect needed school supplies for eligible families in our City just before the start of school which is on August 24. The kick-off event for the program will be on Wednesday, July 27. It will be held at the 3 Spot located at 13866 Ridge Road from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. There will be free appetizers provided, but we are asking all those who attend to bring a donation of school supplies or to contribute a $10 gift card from Office Max or Drug Mart. Checks can be made out to the Charitable trust fund of North Royalton Kiwanis with a memo it is for school supplies. Appl ....

Jul 21, 2016

Funding being sought for Royalton Road widening project

The Royalton Road widening project is one of five transportation projects that the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) is looking for funding. The NOACA Board voted to apply for funding through the Cleveland-Cuyahoga Port Authority at their June 10 Board meeting. The Port Authority would then issue bonds on behalf of NOACA. Ultimately, the widening of Royalton Road will be done in three phases, with the first section to run the span between West 130th Street to York Road. The subsequent sections of Rt. 82 will then be widened, between York and Ridge Roads, and Ridge Road to th ....

Jul 1, 2016

School Bond Issue slated for November ballot

On Tuesday, June 21, the North Royalton Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution that would place a school bond issue on the November 8 ballot. This comes after two meetings on June 6 and June 9, where they discussed the recent community survey on the proposed facilities plan. “Our board is ready to move forward as we are all in agreement that this plan provides students with the resources needed to be competitive in a global economy, provides safety and security enhancements in all facilities, as well as provides an instructional focus on critical thinking, collaboration, commun ....

Jul 1, 2016

Public meeting scheduled for Deer Hunting questions

For residents who have questions regarding the recently passed deer hunting laws in North Royalton, a public informational meeting will be held on Monday, July 18, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will take place at the North Royalton High School Performing Arts Center, 14713 Ridge Road, North Royalton. North Royalton officials had met on several occasions with officials from the other five communites to discuss the measure and come up with legislation that were to be introduced in the respective communities. Members of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), including the Division of Wildli ....

Jul 1, 2016

Party in the Park to Help Derail Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy

On July 9, the German Central Park, 7863 York Road, Parma 44130 will be alive with food and fun. This is the ninth JOA Inc. Picnic to support research and treatment for Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). This year there is: hole-in-one, kids games, live music, awesome raffle baskets, great food, Jungle Terry and exotic animals, and never before an Awesome Nerf Battle – (BYO Nerf Dart gun and JOA will supply the darts) “Prove your power.” All this fun and excitement working to Derail Duchenne’s. DMD is one of the nine types of Muscular Dystrophy. It is a fatal disease that attacks ....

Jul 1, 2016

Royalton Recorder marks 75 years of documenting life in North Royalton (Years 1993 – 1994)

1993 - The year got off to a real trashy start. The very first Recorder of the year announced that as of February 1st, residents would indeed be paying a Buck-a-Bag for their trash. The 33-gallon bags came in the fashion color of gaudy orange with the city emblem embossed on the bag, selling in packages of ten for $10. Large items would still be removed for free as they are too difficult to stuff in bags. Senior citizens would be exempt from the fee if they got their bags from Bea Santoro at the Senior Citizens Center. Residents were warned not to throw trash in empty lots, because when you a ....

Jul 1, 2016

An ending and a new beginning: Graduates gather for 110th NRHS Commencement

The purple and gold mortar boards exploded into the air; flying like so many pieces of giant confetti. An ending, a beginning, a celebration, hats off to you! Watch out class of 2016, the big world is just waiting to see exactly what you can do. June 3, 2016, in the opulence of the 3000 seat State Theater on Euclid Ave. the One Hundred Tenth Graduating Class of North Royalton High School began to gather back stage to prepare for the commencement march. This moment is twelve years in the making. They had practiced for this ceremony. Everyone knew exactly what row they would sit in, how to appr ....

Jun 20, 2016

Royalton Recorder marks 75 years of documenting life in North Royalton (Years 1991 – 1992)

1991 - Cobblestone Mall got a new tenant for 1991. John Ribich opened Royal Plaza Shoe and Leather Repair. Royal Plaza Shoe and Leather Repair offered a wide range of services including: sole replacement, all luggage and golf bags repaired, and high heels lowered for greater comfort. Early in the year St. Matthew the Evangelist Orthodox Church settled in North Royalton. St. Matthew’s is part of the Orthodox Church that has a history going back 2000 years to Syria and is part of the Antiochian Diocese in Syria. The pastor, Father Andrew Harmon, says, “Members of the parish live in the sout ....

Jun 20, 2016

School Board takes first step toward bond issue

The North Royalton Board of Education voted on a resolution that will ultimately place a bond issue on the November ballot. On Wednesday, June 15, the Board voted unanimously on a resolution of necessity to place the measure on the November 8 ballot. This comes after two meetings on June 6 and June 9, where they discussed the recent community survey on the proposed facilities plan. The North Royalton School District recently distributed to gain input from the community one last time on the proposed district facilities plan. The survey was mailed to every household in the school district, whi ....

Jun 20, 2016

City Council adopts deer hunting ordinance

Two ordinances pertaining to the hunting of white tailed deer by bow hunting in North Royalton, introduced at the May 3 City Council meeting, were unanimously adopted at the June 7 meeting. This follows the passage of the measure at the March 15 Primary, where six communities all passed the measure. Broadview Heights, Parma, Parma Heights, Seven Hills and Strongsville joined North Royalton, in an effort to address the deer population problem on a more regional level. In North Royalton, 6,395 voters voted for the measure and 2,968 voted against the measure. “The voters recently spoke overwhe ....

Jun 20, 2016