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Time to put safe driving practices in gear

Now that the new school year has begun, more attention must be paid while driving, especially in neighborhoods and near schools and areas where children play. Drivers need to be mindful of enhancing safety by following safe driving practices, especially in these areas. The North Royalton School District’s Transportation Department consists of a fleet of 66 Buses and six Vans, employing 50 Bus Drivers, eight Substitute Bus Drivers, three Van Drivers, and 4 Bus Monitors. The District is responsible for transporting more than 3,100 students each school day to 12 different buildings, traveling ....

Aug 31, 2018
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North Royalton School Board approves new contracts with Non-Teaching Employees

The North Royalton Board of Education recently approved a new contract and compensation plans for non-teaching employees of the North Royalton School District. At the August 13 Board of Education meeting, the Board adopted the negotiated agreement with the Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE) and the compensation plans for the Central Office Professional Staff Association (COPSA), the North Royalton Principals’ Association, and the Central Office Administrators for the period of August 1, 2018, through July 31, 2021. The contract approves a two percent yearly increase for the ....

Aug 31, 2018
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Band’s parent preview night got everyone feelin’ alright

“…We’re all in the mood for a melody, and you’ve got us feelin’ alright.” The lyrics to Singer-songwriter Billy Joel’s 1973 hit, “Piano Man,” sure fit the mood Aug. 17 as members of the North Royalton High School Marching Band performed Joel’s signature melodies among other catchy tunes during a special “Parent Preview Night” that highlighted their football show and the many skills they have learned at Band Camp. The band was also joined by the talented and spirited Royalette Dance Team and Royalaire Color Guard. Many would say summer Band Camp – three weeks of dail ....

Aug 31, 2018
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Bicentennial Gala Ball celebrates 200 years of history, civic pride

The Grand Ballroom at Carrie Cerino’s Ristorante & Party Center provided the backdrop Aug. 4 for the biggest local party in 200 years as North Royalton celebrated its bicentennial with a formal gala ball. A warm sense of community and civic pride filled the room as guests gathered to enjoy hors d’oeuvres, a prime rib dinner, delectable desserts, an open bar, luxury raffle prizes, historical items on display and entertainment provided by the Motown band Twist. Anyone with a true love and passion for North Royalton was in attendance at the Chamber of Commerce-sponsored event, including ....

Aug 23, 2018
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Old-Timers celebrate North Royalton’s 200th Birthday

Nostalgia was the theme of the 2018 Olde-Timers Banquet held at the Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church on Saturday, August 18. The luncheon saluted those who are70 years old and have lived in North Royalton at least 30 years during the city’s 200 years of existence. More than 200 ‘olde-timers’ attended the luncheon. The olde-timers got to sing “Happy Birthday” to North Royalton and watch Mayor Bob Stefanik blow out three candles that said ‘200’. “Everybody is here to celebrate North Royalton and what they have done in the city in their past,” said the Mayor. “Especially durin ....

Aug 23, 2018
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Civic groups hope results of survey will spur more interest

Results from a recent community survey regarding the various civic groups and organizations are in. Residents were asked to participate in the civic engagement survey in order to gain an understanding revolved around the city’s civic groups. The online survey is the brainchild of North Royalton City Council President Larry Antoskiewicz and Ward 3 City Councilman Dan Langshaw. The idea started when the two discussed the need for increased membership seemed to resonate from most of the city’s groups. Antoskiewicz said that he and Langshaw talked about the growing problem that these groups a ....

Aug 23, 2018
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Cuyahoga County Junior Fair 4-H Livestock Auction breaks sales record

North Royalton Homesteaders 4-H Club Members take Four Grand Champion Winners to the Sale Bidding was fast and furious at the Cuyahoga County Junior Fair 4-H Livestock Auction on Saturday, August 11, at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds. With the tremendous support of a local Cuyahoga County business—Cherokee Demolition—owned by Dave Nemec, the auction recorded over $18,000 in sales, the highest in Cuyahoga County 4-H livestock sale history. Dave and Colleen Nemec, Geauga County residents and longtime supporters of and previous advisors in the Geauga County 4-H ....

Aug 23, 2018
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Bicentennial Community Festival was a dynamite good time for all

Whether it is the funnel cakes, the carnival games, the children’s rides, the parade, fireworks or simply the time with family, attending the Community Festival, organized and sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, is always a cherished way for residents to close out another wonderful summer in North Royalton. This summer was even more special as the city marked its 200th birthday and 134th annual festival. “The excitement building up to the Bicentennial Community Festival was capped off with a weekend of perfect weather, another great parade and a fantastic grand finale fireworks display ....

Aug 23, 2018
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North Royalton Community Festival August 10-12

Join us at the City Green (corner of Royalton and Ridge Roads) August 10-12, for the North Royalton Bicentennial Community Festival.  Three days of great food, live entertainment, rides, games, exhibitors and more.  Parade is Sunday at 3 p.m.  Fireworks display Sunday at dusk.  Come with your family and friends and have a great weekend together!  Our photographer will be out and about taking pictures for the Recorder and also our Facebook page!  Smile!!

Aug 10, 2018
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Fishing Derby had a whale of a turnout

  The 15th Annual George Modock, Jr. Memorial Fishing Derby had a record turnout on Friday, July 27. Children ages 7 - 15 were invited to participate in this annual fun event at Memorial Park, 14600 State Road, at the lower pavilion. Prizes, donated by Mrs. George Modock, Jr., were awarded in three age categories: $25 for 1st place in the 7-9 age group; $50 for 1st place in the 10-12 age group; and $75 for 1st place in the 13-15 age group. The 2018 Fishing Derby winners are as follows: Ages 7-9 - First place, Lily Doyle (22-1/2 inch); Second Place, Avery Lukehart; Third Place, Jack Jed ....

Aug 9, 2018
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