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North Royalton City Schools honor two dedicated staff members with the Crystal Starfish Award

On December 13, North Royalton City Schools announced the winners of the first semester Crystal Starfish Award presented by First Federal Lakewood. At Royal View Elementary School, Response to Intervention Specialist Cathy Rush was presented with the Crystal Starfish Teacher Award. Besides the award, she also received a $250 Professional Development Grant from First Federal Lakewood, a $50 gift certificate to Cleat’s Restaurant and a cookie basket from A Cookie Jules. Rush was nominated by a colleague. Her nomination states: “Cathy has worked as a teacher in the North Royalton City S ....

Jan 14, 2020

Push, push, push your way to a new decade of good health and fitness

Three days into 2020, all the indoor cycling bikes in the North Royalton Family YMCA’s cycle studio are filled. YMCA Wellness Coordinator and Power Cycle Instructor Denise Moore shouts words of encouragement – “Get uncomfortable!” and “Push, push, push!” – as members pedal through her challenging workout. Heart-thumping beats by the likes of Guns N’ Roses, Queen and Rusted Root blast through the studio and drown out tired huffs and puffs. When the 50-minute indoor cycling class ends, Moore tells members to give their neighbors a proverbial high-five for a job well done. At the ....

Jan 14, 2020

Census coming to your home soon

North Royalton residents should be receiving the 2020 census form soon. Each decade, as mandated by the U.S. Constitution, Congress is empowered to carry out the census. The original census in the United States was used to determine representation of the people in Congress. “It counts our population and households, providing the basis for reapportioning congressional seats, redistricting, and distributing more than $675 billion in federal funds annually to support states, counties and communities’ vital programs — impacting housing, education, transportation, employment, health care a ....

Jan 14, 2020

New Council committees are assigned

Every two years, the President of Council assigns the various Council committees to each City Council member. It is the duty of the Council President to assign the Council Committees of Buildings and Building Codes; Finance; Review and Oversight; Rules and Ordinances; Safety; Streets; Storm Water and Utilities. All committees meet monthly, with the exception of the Review and Oversight Committee, which meets when needed. Members of Council also sit on the Planning Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and Recreation Board. Typically, the change of assignments takes place after the Council ele ....

Jan 14, 2020

Community celebrates swearing-in of new Mayor and Council at Inaugural Ball

On Friday, January 10, more than two hundred residents and associates gathered at the Carrie Cerino’s Grand Ballroom for cocktails, dinner and dancing to celebrate the inauguration of newly elected Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz, Council President Paul Marnecheck and the North Royalton City Council. The Ball was sponsored by Harley and Gary Gross, Frank Mahnic, Jr. and Associates, Specialized Construction Incorporated, Rise in Love and Thomas A. and Kathleen Kelly. “This evening is about the dedication of not only the elected officials, but of the many friends, family and co-workers, whose inva ....

Jan 14, 2020

City holds moving ceremony for Wreaths Across America

All 344 veterans buried in North Royalton Cemetery now have an ornate balsam fir wreath adorning their gravesite thanks to the City’s participation in Wreaths Across America. Dec. 14 marked North Royalton’s first time taking part in the national program that honors the fallen by placing donated wreaths on the graves of veterans at cemeteries across the country. Wreath-laying ceremonies are held on the same day and at the same time – noon – in all 50 states, at sea and abroad. Cortney Abbe, a resident of Rocky River and a member of the AT&T Pioneers volunteer network, coordinated Nort ....

Dec 20, 2019

Goodwill abounds during the holidays

It’s the season of goodwill and our local schools, civic organizations and churches are going the extra mile to assist those in need. Students at Valley Vista Elementary School rounded up their extra, unwanted Halloween candy and distributed treat boxes to local veterans’ groups, senior centers and the Malachi Center serving the near West Side of Cleveland, said Principal Jeff Hill. Hill has special ties to the community and family resource center as his father volunteered there for 30 years. Students also participate in the annual giving tree and collect outdoor wear, boots and socks for ....

Dec 20, 2019

Students dance the night away at Daddy, Daughter and Other Cool Dudes Dance

Elementary students danced the night away at the first annual Daddy, Daughter and Other Cool Dudes Dance put on by the North Royalton High School softball team on Friday, November 22. The dance started as a fund-raiser for the team but turned into so much more - a memorable community event. The ordinary middle school gym was transformed into a modern, glowing dance club with cool laser lights and rockin’ music. DJ Brent Schmidt and B Productions entertained the crowd and kept the party hopping. More than 400 attendees enjoyed the dance, which included pizza from Augie’s Pizza, a craft d ....

Dec 20, 2019

Ensure a safe holiday with these important tips

The holiday season is upon us. With some precautions and an overall sense of safety, everyone can fully experience a happy, healthy and safe holiday season. Here are some tips culminated from various sources, including the National Safety Council: Shopping: Try to shop during daylight hours. If you have to shop at night, park in a well-lit area. Make sure all windows are up and your car is locked. Be sure to take your keys and keep all packages and valuables concealed, such as in the trunk. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, as well as your property, such as purse, wallet or pa ....

Dec 20, 2019

School Board News

The December meeting of the North Royalton Board of Education took place on Monday, December 9. The following school presentations were made: Albion Elementary: Third-grade student and student council representative Nick Raus shared how Albion Elementary staff and students donated $625 to Wags 4 Warriors during a Veterans Spirit Week. Royal View Elementary: Fourth-grade student and student council representative Emily Kubec was recognized as a student speaker at this year’s Veterans Day program. North Royalton Middle School: Sixth-grade students Alden Brinkley and Jacob Nellis ....

Dec 20, 2019