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Grove City Family Dentistry Five dentists. Eleven hygienists. Eight dental assistants. Fourteen administrative and management staff. Thousands of patients. Grove City Family Dentistry might look like a large, impersonal clinic, but only if you give it a passing glance. “It starts with the facility,” says Dr. Paula Zimmerman. “From the waiting room, with our kids’ room, to all of our operatories, [which] have themes. … So instead of going, ‘Oh, you’re going to be in room 14’—which sounds kind of cold and sterile—we have a Buckeye room, we have a rock ’n’ roll room, we have a Nashville room, we have a Hollywood room.” Each of the practice’s 15 operatory rooms has its own unique theme, in fact, with matching décor and a TV on either the wall or ceiling to help “hide the dentistry,” as Zimmerman puts it. The staff all strive to further foster a sense of ease and enjoyment in the facility. Positive attitudes are the norm, says Zimmerman. “One of the comments

that we get from a lot of our patients is, ‘Everybody seems so happy here,’ ” she adds. “It has to come from the doctors. The doctors have to come in and be in great moods and be ready to do their day. And that just fosters the whole thing.” Grove City Family Dentistry opened in 1960 with a single dentist. Dr. Craig Oiler grew up visiting the practice, and he took it over after completing dental school in the 1990s. From there, the practice added Zimmerman, Dr. Brian Mitchell, Dr. Ryan Niemic and most recently, Dr. Christopher Turner. Turner followed the path of Dr. Oiler in the sense that Grove City Family Dentistry was his family dentist since childhood as well. “It was kind of fun watching him grow up, and now he’s part of our practice,” says Zimmerman. “We have a lot of staff that’s been with us eight, 10, 15 years,” she adds. “I feel like we’ve all grown up and grown old together!” The practice takes a team approach, so

patients can become familiar with the same dentist, hygenists, dental assistants and front desk staff at each visit. When specialized services are needed, patients often have a resource right in the building, eliminating the need for a referral. Zimmerman is an experienced provider of the Invisalign toothstraightening system; she uses an advanced Itero scanner to take digital scans of the teeth, avoiding the need for the traditional— and often messy and uncomfortable— impression molds. Mitchell provides Botox services, both on the cosmetic level and to treat headaches and TMJ dysfunctions. An on-site oral surgeon and an orthodontist can provide extraction services and traditional braces, respectively. With convenient hours—the office is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Fridays and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.—the practice is ideal for busy families and working professionals alike.

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Grove City Christian School: Partnering with parents in the education of students Grove City Christian School is a co-educational Discovery Kindergarten through Grade 12 school. It is our desire to partner with Bible-believing families and their churches in educating students to be well-equipped for life; academically, spiritually and socially. Discovery Kindergarten is an all-day pre-kindergarten program that opens the door to a love of learning by providing a strong kindergarten readiness foundation. Students are nurtured in a safe and stimulating environment while learning academics and social and motor skills. Classes at GCCS are taught from a biblical worldview and are designed to enhance and engage students in learning while challenging them to think critically. Curriculum is designed to prepare students for entrance into college and to be Christian leaders who impact their world. GCCS offers a variety of Honors, Advanced Placement and College Credit Plus classes. Students participate in daily Bible class and weekly chapel services. Emphasis is placed on community outreach as students in all grade levels

participate in service projects throughout the year as they seek to make a local and global impact for Christ. GCCS offers enrichment opportunities through fine arts, technology and athletics. Elementary students participate in weekly music, art, physical education, library and technology classes. Intermediate, middle and high school students have the opportunity to participate

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Why you should visit the 2017 Spring and Summer Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market: • 2016 Best of the Bus “Best Farmers’ Market” Winner • 2016 CBUS Top Pick • Enjoy live cooking demonstrations by various guest chefs and cooks using items purchased from the market while you shop for… • Homemade pastas and sauces • Jams, jellies, mustard and honey • Gourmet pickles • Gourmet popcorn • Coffee and tea • Bison, beef, pork, chicken and lamb • 100% grass-fed cheese • Fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products, flowers, baked goods and more • The Farmers’ Market will have food composting opportunities, which makes this a ZERO WASTE MARKET • Learn proper food storage and buying tips • Fun local celebrity cooking challenges The Grove City Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market is held every Saturday in the Historic Grove City Town Center from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. May 20 through September 9.

in our expansive fine arts and technology program through multiple elective and club offerings. Competitive athletic opportunities are available for students in grades 7-12. GCCS offers 12 different sports including our recently added rifle team. To learn more about enrolling your student at GCCS, contact us at (614) 875-3000 or visit www. grovecitychristian.org.

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Ohio Health to expand medical services for the Grove City community

hioHealth has been a proud member of the Grove City community for over three decades and will be expanding services over the next 18 months with the building of an ambulatory surgery center and medical office building and the OhioHealth Grove City Methodist Hospital. These additional services will be located on 22-acres of land on Stringtown Road, east of I-71. This isn’t the first time OhioHealth has added medical services to the Grove City community. In fact, OhioHealth has been steadily growing in the community and currently offers many services to patients in Grove City in five locations, including the Grove City Health Center. “We are thrilled to continue to grow our OhioHealth services in Grove City,” said Kevin Lutz, DPM, chief operating officer of OhioHealth Grove City Methodist Hospital. “Patients here have shown us they trust us with their healthcare – in fact, more patients in this community choose OhioHealth for their care than any other health system. Our urgent care and our WorkHealth that are located in Grove City are our system’s busiest. Now, with the addition of emergency and surgical services, we will be able to provide even more types of quality care for the community.” With all of these services already in the community, the next step was deciding what else community members needed in terms of healthcare. “When we purchased this land five years ago, we wanted to make sure that we were building a place where residents could receive quality, convenient healthcare without having to leave the community,” said Lutz. “We weren’t sure exactly what that looked like, so we spent that time talking with community members and leaders, to make sure we were bringing something to the community that would be beneficial. It was determined that surgical and emergency care were most needed here and we are excited to be bringing these important services to Grove City.”

Phase One: Ambulatory Surgery Center and Medical Office Building OhioHealth is partnering with area physicians to bring outpatient surgery options to the local community. Outpatient

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We are thrilled to continue to grow our OhioHealth services in Grove City.” — KEVIN LUTZ, DPM Chief Operating Officer, OhioHealth Grove City Methodist Hospital

surgery at ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) is a rising trend in the United States. According to MedPage Today, over two thirds of outpatient surgeries nationwide are now performed at ASCs. Now, those who live in and around Grove City will have this option nearby for their own surgeries. The initial phase of the construction has already begun – ground was broken late last year on the ASC and medical office building, which will be complete in late 2017. The ASC will specialize in providing surgery in the outpatient setting, meaning patients undergoing surgery in this building will go home the same day as their surgery and will not spend the night in the adjoining hospital. The medical office building will house many physician specialties including: • Orthopedics • General surgery • Urology • Colon-rectal • Gynecology • Gastroenterology • Podiatry

Phase Two: OhioHealth Grove City Methodist Hospital The second phase of construction has also begun and will be completed in late 2018. The three-story, 26-bed hospital is being designed around our patients to enhance the patient experience, similar to OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital. It will also serve as a connection point for other services in the OhioHealth system. With a surgical focus, the new hospital will specialize in orthopedic and emergency care. Imaging, laboratory, pharmacy and food services will also be available on site. “We really see a need for OhioHealth emergency services in Grove City,” said

Lutz. “Many patients who live here travel to our larger hospitals, like Dublin, Grant, Doctors or Riverside in an emergent situation. Now they will be able to receive care from OhioHealth even faster, without leaving the community.” In addition to providing medical services, this new hospital will bring more jobs to Grove City. OhioHealth will add 285 new jobs to the community because of this growth. With the new hospital will come road improvements to Stringtown Road, which is one of the busiest roads in Grove City. A $3 million TIF will be used to fund road improvements to Stringtown Road, such as infrastructure and widening from the hospital east to State Route 104.

Where to Go When? Once open, those who live and work in and around Grove City will have access to OhioHealth primary care, urgent care and emergency care, all within a few miles of each other. However, it is important to note that these services are not interchangeable. Curious about where to go when? Here are some examples: Primary Care – primary care is for continuity of healthcare and management of a patient’s overall health as you age. This can be for things like: • Preventive, wellness and illness care • Management of chronic diseases and conditions • Annual health screenings and physical examinations • School and sports physicals • Sick visits • Immunizations • Follow up care following an emergency room or urgent care visit Urgent Care – urgent care focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions that are not life-threatening, but should be addressed promptly. These can include: • Cold and cough, sore throat

• Allergies, sinus infections • Minor eye infections • Urinary tract infections, STD testing • Ear aches • Fever, flu-like symptoms • Minor back pain • Upset stomach • Vomiting and diarrhea • Insect bites, rashes and minor abscesses • Minor burns • Minor cuts/lacerations, wound care • Minor breaks, sprains and strains • Abrasions, removal of superficial foreign bodies Urgent care also offers on-site x-rays, select lab services, drug screens, select immunizations and sports physicals Emergency Care – The emergency department treats severe and lifethreatening conditions. These can include the following: • Difficulty breathing, shortness of breath • Bone fractures, severe cuts or wounds, burns • Chest or upper abdominal pain or pressure • Fainting, sudden dizziness, weakness • Changes in vision, difficulty speaking • Confusion, suicidal feelings, changes in mental status • Any sudden or severe pain, abdominal pain • Uncontrolled bleeding • Severe or persistent vomiting or diarrhea • Coughing or vomiting blood • Suspected poisoning • Pregnancy related complications For additional information about these services, please visit: OhioHealthUC.com Those in and around Grove City have had access to a variety of medical services as OhioHealth has grown in the community over the last three decades. These services include: • Imaging • Rehabilitation • Urgent care • WorkHealth • Sleep services • Primary Care • Heart & Vascular • Orthopedics • Neuro • Sports medicine • General surgery • Ob/Gyn • Gastroenterology

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Experience the outdoors and enjoy Grove City’s fam

here is always something to do in Grove City! As spring blossoms into summer, citizens can appreciate the long, warm days experiencing the outdoors on their own and as a community at special events without leaving town. Enjoy quiet contemplation in acres of passive green space at one of 21 area parks, be a part of the bustle of the historic Town Center or feel the energy at organized community gatherings. The historic Grove City Town Center, the heart of the community since 1852, continues its resurgence, bustling with activity through the warmer months as people enjoy the Grove City Public Library, the Grove City Museum and Visitors Center, shops, restaurants and other inviting spaces. Many celebrations fill the George Edge Music Park on Broadway and surrounding areas with the joyful sounds and colors of summer, including Friday night openair concerts with activities for children and Saturday morning farmers’ markets.

Celebrate the arts Enjoy the wares of Ohio wineries and artisans at the Wine and Arts Festival Friday,

June 16, and Saturday, June 17, and whisky crafters at the Bourbon Tasting, Saturday, Aug. 12. Join with current and former community members to reconnect with old friends and make new ones at the annual Homecoming Celebration, Friday, July 28. Experience the traditional last blast of summer in Grove City at Arts in the Alley, a central Ohio fine-arts tradition, Saturday, Sept. 16 and Saturday, Sept. 17, complete with art contests, artisan vendors and a Saturday morning parade.

Patriotism at its best Kick off Memorial Day weekend with a concert of American favorites performed by the Grove City Community Winds, Friday, May 26. On Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, view a parade down Broadway to the Grove City Cemetery. Pay homage to military sacrifice at the Ohio Flags of Honor, Friday, June 16 through Sunday, June 18, in Grove City Town Center; and celebrate American independence with a fireworks display Tuesday, July 4, at Grove City High School.

Immersed in history Grove City also is dedicated

to preserving its history. Experience the Heritage Celebration in Century Village at Fryer Park, Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4, complete with a vintage baseball game, hands-on activities with a historical flair, and fun set to live music. On Saturday, July 1, Grove City will cut the ribbon on the historical renovation of the Grant Homestead on Haughn Road to close out the celebration of the sesquicentennial of Grove City’s 1866 incorporation.

Green space Become immersed in greenthemed fun, entertainment and education about living a healthier, more-efficient lifestyle as Grove City shares its commitment to a green, sustainable community at the Grove City EcoFest, Saturday, Aug. 19 in the Grove City Town Center. Grove City Parks and Recreation manages and coordinates a wide range of recreational, educational, cultural arts and athletic programs and services for residents and visitors of all ages, including outdoor education, concerts, sports and aquatics as well as fitness, enrichment and educational activities. The department,

currently managing more than 260 acres of public parkland, is one of just 10 in Ohio and 153 nationwide to

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mily-friendly summer events, parks and programs expanding by more than 25 percent in the past decade. As growth occurs, it is important for the park system to develop with the community to provide all residents with appropriate recreational opportunities. Grove City boasts parkland ranging from mini parks and neighborhood parks convenient to subdivisions featuring meditative space or playground equipment to larger community parks with special features that serve as destination points for Grove City and beyond.

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Windsor Park is home to Little League® baseball, and the Evans Center, a haven of service and socializing for older members of the community. Among the diamonds of varying dimensions lies the Mirolo Dream Field at Mount Carmel Stadium with a special playing surface that extends the opportunity to participate in organized baseball to athletes of all abilities. There is always something going on at Fryer Park. Daily activities abound on its softball diamonds, fishing pond, paved and wooded paths, spacethemed playground, sledding hill and at Century Village’s expanding slate of vintage buildings. Events with historic

diversity of current and future generations. Grove City is one of the fastest-growing communities in central Ohio,

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Family-centered fun Specialized parks include the Grove City Skate Park, offering concrete bowl and street obstacles for inline skaters and skateboarders; The Big Splash Family Aquatics Center, providing residents and season-pass holders a place to fend off summer’s heat on body slides and aquatic climbing walls; Breck Community Park, furnishing pet owners a place to exercise and socialize their dogs off leash; and a disk golf course, located on the campus of the Grove City Church of the

Nazarene. The Grove City Parks and Recreation Department is committed to expanding recreational opportunities for and connecting to the greater central Ohio region. In 2016, Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks opened the new Scioto Grove Metro Park on the eastern edge of Grove City along the Scioto River. The 620acre park includes 193 acres donated by the city and offers fishing and boating access to the river as well as shelters, hiking and biking paths, play areas and more. As the population and structure of Grove City continues to evolve, the Parks and Recreation Department explores opportunities to expand offerings at existing and potential park space as it works to achieve the goal of a fully interconnected community, integrating miles of new bike and leisure paths into infrastructure development. Current projects include the addition of a new park in the southeast quadrant of Grove City and a splash pad in Fryer Park near the space-themed playground scheduled to open in July. Quality of life is important. Warmer weather is coming: Get out and experience the splendor of nature and the parks and programs in Grove City.

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SUMMER SIZZLE CONCERT SERIES

FRYER FLICKS Grove City’s Outdoor Movie Series featuring family-friendly movies at dusk on the sledding hill at Fryer Park, 3899 Orders Road. MOVIE

and natural flair happen here as do weekly outdoor family movie showings on Thursdays, June 8 through July 27. Gantz Park is a perennial favorite with serene paths winding through mature woods, play equipment, rentable shelters and themed herb gardens with a meditational labyrinth and herbal grove. Henceroth Park offers an eco-friendly experience and acres of green space with solar lighting, a wooded nature trail, butterfly garden, bluebird boxes and playground equipment fashioned from recycled materials. Tributes to fallen service members at this park offer opportunity for quiet reflection.

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Grove City Summer Sizzle concerts are free and open to the public, weather permitting. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy an evening of summer fun in the George Edge Music Park on Broadwayat the corner of Park Street and Broadwayin historicTown Center. DATE

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7-8:30 p.m.

Patriotic Marches/Jazz

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Coyote Canyon Band

Friday, June 2

7-8:30 p.m.

Family Favorites

Thursday, June 22

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Deuce ‘n A Quarter

Friday, June 9

7-8:30 p.m.

Rhythm & Blues

Rogue One: A StarWars Story

Thursday, June 29

Dusk

The Ladies of Liberty & Cyndi Black Band @ Flags of Honor

Friday, June 16

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FantasticBeasts andWhere to FindThem

Thursday, July 6

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The Conspiracy Band

Friday, June 23

7-8:30 p.m.

Jazz, Pop and R&B

Finding Dory

Thursday, July 13

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Robin Lacy & DeZydeco

Friday, June 30

7-8:30 p.m.

Zydeco, Creole Rock

MonsterTruck

Thursday, July 20

Dusk

The Usual Suspects

Friday, July 7

7-8:30 p.m.

‘70s, ‘80s & ‘90s

The Lego Batman Movie

Thursday, July 27

Dusk

The Lee Gantt Band

Friday, July 14

7-8:30 p.m.

Country Rock

Danny &The Linders

Friday, July 21

7-8:30 p.m.

Classic Rock

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The Cyndi Black Band

Friday, Aug. 4

7-8:30 p.m.

Swing/Big Band

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The Moonbats

Friday, Aug. 11

7-8:30 p.m.

‘50s & ‘60s Rock

The Ladies of Longford

Friday, Aug. 18

7-8:30 p.m.

Contemporary Celtic

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Mount Carmel Grove City, Community’s First Full-Service Hospital, Taking Shape A lot has happened in the year and a half since Mount Carmel broke ground on its new, fullservice hospital in Grove City. And anyone driving past on I-71, Hoover Road or North Meadows Drive can see it. Construction crews have been busy clearing and preparing the Mount Carmel Grove City site, and have most recently been installing the steel beams that will frame the main hospital building. The $355 million, seven-story hospital will anchor the specialty healthcare campus Mount Carmel originally introduced to the community in 2014, which currently features a 24-hour emergency department, imaging and lab services, women’s health center and medical office building. In just a few months, the final beams will be placed to top out the main structure. “We couldn’t be more excited,” said Mount Carmel West President Sean McKibben. “And not just for the physical progress that’s being made. We’re excited that we’re that much closer to expanding access to innovative, people-centered care for the residents of Grove City and beyond. It’s something we’ve been planning and working toward for a long time, and to see that vision getting closer to reality is a thrill for everyone involved.” The same goes for the thousands of central Ohioans

who live south of the I-70 corridor and will have their very own full-service hospital for the first time a little more than a year from now. And it won’t be just any full-service hospital; it will be one that sets new standards for safety, serenity and peoplecentered care. Set to open in late 2018, Mount Carmel Grove City will feature 210 private rooms and seven floors of clinical service, including inpatient and outpatient surgery, intensive care, a bariatric center and

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We’re excited that we’re that much closer to expanding access to innovative, people-centered care for the residents of Grove City and beyond. — SEAN McKIBBEN President, Mount Carmel West

a mother-infant and level III neonatal intensive care unit, and offer a full complement of cardiovascular procedures, including open heart surgery, comprehensive cancer care and palliative care. The expansion will also nearly double the size of the existing emergency department. Connected to the hospital will be a new five-story medical office building offering outpatient cancer care, women’s health services, maternal fetal medicine and physician offices, while expanding on

BEAMING WITH EXCITEMENT. Mount Carmel Grove City, the community’s first-ever, full-service hospital, is taking shape and we couldn’t be more excited! We’ll be placing the final beams to “top off” the main structure of this innovative, seven-story hospital in just a few months. To celebrate, our colleagues have been signing those beams with personal messages of good health and goodwill. Which is exactly what you’ll experience when you come to Mount Carmel Grove City beginning next year.

the exceptional primary care, cardiac, rehabilitative and other specialty services offered in the current campus office building. The campus also will be the new headquarters for Mount Carmel’s Graduate Medical Education programs. Designing the hospital from the ground up provided Mount Carmel the opportunity to create a facility that not only supports superior outcomes, safety and high-quality care, but also puts the focus on the patient experience. That’s why the new campus was designed with flexible clinical space that promotes care coordination and allows patients and families to be engaged in their care from the very beginning. There will be a number of progressive features on campus, too, including easy-to-navigate pathways throughout the facility and a bistro-style dining area with a variety of menu options. Beyond that, patients and visitors will find serene views, abundant natural light, peaceful respite areas, generous greenspace, walking trails and roof gardens throughout the campus. “Mount Carmel Grove City is going to set the new standard of care for residents of Grove City and surrounding communities,” said McKibben, “and that’s progress we look forward to seeing unfold.”

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On Oct. 16, 2016, Grove City Library opened at its new home at 3959 Broadway in the heart of the Grove City Town Center, fulfilling a partnership between Southwest Public Libraries and the City of Grove City and serving as the community’s center for lifelong learning. The full-service, state-of-the-art building offers more than double the amount of public space as the former library location on Park Street did, plus an expanded children’s area, a teen room, quiet study space, expanded public meeting rooms, more public computers with internet access and the flexibility for staff to adapt in the future as use and demand grow and evolve. Harper’s Grove is an early literacy section located in the Youth Services Department. Laura Harper, president emeritus of the Friends of Southwest Public Libraries, generously donated the money used to build this feature. The area is equipped with games, crafts, books and other activities

that help children develop the motor skills and language abilities they will need as they learn to read. At the library, the goal is to help children learn to read so they may read to learn and enjoy it. From storytimes for the youngest of patrons to science-based activities for teens to military history symposiums, Grove City Library offers a wide of programs and services for children and adults. For more information, visit www.swpl. org or call 614-875-6716.

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A.I.S. Renovations receives Angie’s List Super Service Award and Best of Grove City Award The Grove City Award Program selected A.I.S. Renovations Best of Grove City Award in the Roofing Contractors category. Each year, the Grove City Awards Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and the community. These exceptional companies help make the Grove City area a great place to live, work and play. Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The Grove City Awards Program focused on quality, not quantity. Winners were determined based on the information gathered both internally by the Grove City Award Program and data provided by third parties.

About Grove City Awards Program

The Grove City Awards Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievement and accomplishments of local businesses through the Grove City area. Recognition is given to these companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and longterm value. The Grove City Award Program

was established to recognize the best of local businesses in our community. Their organization works exclusively with local business owners, trade groups, professional associations and other business advertising and marketing groups. Their mission is to recognize small business community’s contributions to the U.S. economy. A.I.S. has been awarded the Super Service Award by Angie’s List for consecutive years since 2012. Visit A.I.S. Renovations’ website at www.aisrenovations.com to learn more about their products and services, you will discover their award-winning qualities in the words of past clients.

Live the good life at Carriage Court of Grove City For more than 27 years, Carriage Court of Grove City has been the preferred Assisted Living community in Grove City, Ohio. Carriage Court of Grove City offers a caring atmosphere, an active community, and a comfortable life for residents. We would love for you to visit us with your family and loved ones and see for yourself! We have a special place in our hearts for our residents and their families who are dealing with the effects of Alzheimer’s or similar forms of dementia. Senior memory Care and Alzheimer’s Care Specialists work directly with staff, residents, and their families to ensure our residents receive the comprehensive care and attention they deserve. Residents’ individualized interests and passions are crucial to the journey. We encourage residents to do what they love, be it piano, singing, gardening or reading. Senior Lifestyle staff is there to serve Memory Care residents, and it is our goal to ensure that their personal preferences are honored. Memory Care Neighborhoods are designed specifically for Memory

Care residents. Within these neighborhoods residents have access to common areas and exterior courtyards while accompanied by Senior Lifestyle staff. We find a balance between safety and engagement that is perfectly suited to the lifestyles of our Memory Care residents.

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A.I.S. is a full scale remodeling company that specializes in all types of custom home improvement. We install vinyl siding, replacement windows, doors, gutters & roofing. A.I.S. also specializes in storm damage claims. We offer free home evaluations to see if any damage has been caused by high winds and hail in recent storms. You only have a limited amount of time to file a Storm Damage Claim with your Insurance Provider. insurance Company time limits vary.

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MEMORY CARE SUITES AVAILABLE! 2320 Sonora Drive, Grove City, OH | (614) 871-8000

[614] 878-9388 or [614] 875-5322 Fax: (614) 875-5332

Email: AlSrenovationltd@aol.com

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EVENTS MAY 20 26

FARMERS’ MARKETS, 8 a.m.-Noon GCACC hosts every Saturday, May 20-Sept. 9 Town Center

SUMMER SIZZLE CONCERT SERIES, 7-8:30 p.m. Friday evenings, May 26-Aug. 18 Town Center, George Edge Music Park on Broadway

29 JUNE 3/4 8

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE , 11 a.m. Town Center & Ceremony at Grove City Cemetery

HERITAGE CELEBRATION Century Village at Fryer Park

FRYER FLICKS ON THE HILL, 9 p.m. Thursday evenings at dusk, June 8-July 27 Fryer Park

10 16/18 JULY 1 4 28

FAMILY FISHING DAY, 8-11 a.m. Rotary Lake at Fryer Park

Grove City Presents OHIO FLAGS OF HONOR Town Center: Park Street at Arbutus Ave. Flags displayed 3 p.m.-3 p.m.

GRANT HOMESTEAD GRAND OPENING Grant Homestead, 4126 Haughn Road

INDEPENDENCE DAY, 6-10:30 p.m. Grove City High School Fireworks at 9:50 p.m.

HOMECOMING CELEBRATION 7-10 p.m., Town Center

AUG. 19

ECOFEST, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Town Center, East of Broadway

Grove City Parks and Recreation 614-277-3050 GroveCityOhio.gov @GroveCityOhio

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