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NRHS Alumna Mariah Burks to lead Antigone at Cleveland Play House

Bold Interpretation of Ancient Classic Comes to the Outcalt Theatre March 2020 Cleveland Play House (CPH) Artistic Director Laura Kepley has announced the casting of Cleveland native Mariah Burks in the title role of the timeless Greek tragedy Antigone. Staged in the intimate Outcalt Theatre March 28 through April 19, 2020, this contemporary translation is freely adapted by playwright Emily Mann from the classic play by Sophocles. Antigone is generously supported by Presenting Sponsor, DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky. Mariah Burks, as third grader in Cleveland ....

Mar 10, 2020

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Huntington Bank at North Royalton Giant Eagle is robbed
At about 3:15 p.m. on Wednesday, February 19, North Royalton Police were called to the Huntington Bank, located inside the North Royalton Giant Eagle, where a robbery was reported. According to North Royalton Police Detective, David Loeding, the suspect displayed a note to the teller, which read “give me all the money. If you do anything, I’ll shoot you.” The teller then handed over an undisclosed amount of cash. The robber then reportedly said “don’t call anyone, don’t do anything. If you do, I’ll come back and shoot.” He then fled the bank and Giant Eagle, getting into ....

Feb 25, 2020

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The Bears Are Suburban League National Conference Boys Basketball Champions
The North Royalton Boys Basketball team had set Goal Number One when their off-season workouts took place during the summer months. The Goal: To win the Suburban League National Conference Championship. On February 14, the team was able to say “Mission Accomplished!” In front of a packed house at the Herman L. Joy Gymnasium, the Bears defeated Brecksville-Broadview Heights 58-45 to wrap up the title. Senior Jordan Garland and junior Omar Abuhamdeh led the Bears in scoring with 14 points apiece and senior Daylin Riley added 13. North Royalton used the same script they had all season i ....

Feb 25, 2020

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Tire flipping, ‘rock’ climbing, and more improvements coming to the local YMCA
If you enjoy exercising at the North Royalton Family YMCA (and keeping up with your New Year’s resolution to get fit), here’s some news to really get your heart pumping. Starting this spring, gym-goers will see new equipment installed to further enhance their workouts and exercising experience. Members may have noticed that the large wellness desk has been removed from the first floor of the State Road facility. The move came to make room for a Freedom Climber climbing wall that will be installed to the existing wall, said newly named Executive Director Jeff Jacko. Those with a fear of ....

Feb 25, 2020

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‘No matter what age they are, they have the ability to make a difference’ Royal Redeemer celebrates Valentine’s Day with service
There’s a whole lot of love at Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church and School. On Valentine’s Day, the church and school community celebrated “Love in Action Day,” with school students performing a heart-warming mix of service projects and church members baking, packaging and hand-delivering close to 2,000 cookies to 75 locations throughout North Royalton, Strongsville and Brunswick. The annual event has been a yearly occasion for nearly a decade. “This is our joy-filled opportunity to ‘be the hands and feet of Jesus and show service and Christian love to others, for no other reason, ....

Feb 25, 2020

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City to sell old compost facility property
The North Royalton City Council unanimously adopted legislation that would allow the Mayor and Community Development Director to go out for bids for city-owned property on Royalton Road. “We no longer need it, so why have it,” said Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz. “If we don’t think we’re going to utilize it and we have to continue to pay for upkeep and such, why do it?” The city’s old compost facility, located on Royalton Road, near Abbey Road, has not been utilized for several years. It was previously leased to Kurtz Brothers to operate the North Royalton Regional Compost Facility ....

Feb 25, 2020

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New Council discusses changes to Deer Legislation
After Police Chief Ken Bilinovich gave City Council an update on the 2019 deer season statistics at the January meeting of the Council Safety Committee, Ward 4 Councilman Jeremy Dietrich stated that he thought the cost of the hunting permit should be reduced. “They are doing a favor for the city,” he noted, regarding the reduction of the deer population. At that point, Ward 5 Councilman Vince Weimer requested that Bilinovich give Council the cost of the program, so a discussion regarding the fee could take place. Currently, there is a registration fee of $150, as well as the cost of ....

Feb 25, 2020

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Council squashes Cell Tower Proposal
A proposal to place a cell tower on city-owned property has been squashed. The measure, introduced at the December 3 City Council meeting, ended with the legislation being withdrawn at the February 18 City Council Meeting by Council President Paul Marnecheck. The proposal for a lease agreement with the city was brought to City Hall in December by Cellco Partnership, doing business as Verizon Wireless. The proposal would have placed a 105-foot tower at the city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant B, located at 11355 Sprague Road. The tower was requested at that location to more efficiently offer ....

Feb 25, 2020

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‘They are all vital to the City’
Upcoming service club open house aims to net new members Jerry Volk joined the North Royalton Lions Club to honor the legacy of a lost friend. Geneva Prince didn’t think she had the time or the money to join the Rotary Club, but finally gave in at the fervent request of a friend. New to the city in 1959, newlywed Ada Ahrens and her husband joined a service organization to meet people and plant roots in their new city. Recently retired and “on the periphery” at Royalton Hills Lions Club meetings, Jacky Grimm was so enlightened by all the ways she could help people ....

Feb 25, 2020

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School Board News
The North Royalton Board of Education’s monthly School Board meeting took place on Monday, February 10. The following building presentations were made: Albion Elementary Fourth grade student, Emily Dockrill was recognized for her courage, resilience, positive attitude and outgoing personality. Emily is an inspiration to all as she embraces her differing abilities by advocating for herself and educating students and staff on what it is like to be a hard of hearing student. She shared a slide show that she created and uses to educate classmates and friends on being hard of hearing. In ....

Feb 25, 2020

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