North Royalton 2021-22 by Image Builders Marketing

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A Community Affair

There’s nothing quite like good, oldfashioned fun! A chance to break away from the hustle and bustle of life to enjoy time together with neighbors and friends. Residents had the opportunity to cruise back into time and revisit the good old days at a three-day City event, organized by Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz, Ward 2 Councilwoman Linda Barath and Jackie Canter of BlueLine Classics. Summerfest, hosted Aug. 20-22, hit the spot with a great, big helping of normal we had all been craving, and included Movie in the Park, a Community Cruise Car Show and a lineup of activities, culminating in fireworks. “I want to be clear that its intention was never to replace the long-standing North Royalton Community Festival tradition. This year came with unique challenges, and I offered to step in and plan an event

that residents could gather at to celebrate together as a community. Summerfest fit the bill, proving to be a nice change of pace and scenery,” Mayor Antoskiewicz said.

out having fun in our community. I look forward to more opportunities where we can bring residents together for experiences they will enjoy for years to come,” Canter added.

Barath and Canter agreed. “I think the event proved to be a successful venture. I received a lot of very positive comments,” Barath said.

A 2022 Community Festival is likely, but the Mayor would still like to include Summerfest in some fashion next year.

“Planning a City event is no small task, yet so worthwhile to see families

“I hope we can build on the momentum of Summerfest and expand our City events. I believe residents enjoy these venues and would like to see more,” he said. One of the Mayor’s top goals is to assemble an events committee to help plan a few signature events each year as a way to spice things up and strengthen community spirit. So stay tuned, it sounds like more fun is on the agenda. We all second that!

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North Royalton MAGAZINE & COMMUNITY GUIDE

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Contents 3 WELCOME

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20 HOMES & REAL ESTATE 22 COMMUNITY

4 CITY OVERVIEW INFORMATION 9 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 28 STREET MAP 10 EDUCATION 30 DINING GUIDE 12 BUSINESS & 32 PLACES OF WORSHIP COMMUNITY LEADERS 33 ADVERTISING INDEX 16 HEALTH & WELLNESS

On the Cover: First Row (in front of the Sanford & Sons Truck): Grace Song, MD and Jose Bocanegra, MD, Southwest General Health Center; Remington, English Springer Spaniel owned by Dr. Adrianne Garrett of North Royalton Animal Hospital; Larry Antoskiewicz, Mayor, City of North Royalton; Adrianne Garrett, Associate Veterinarian, North Royalton Animal Hospital; Maria Magnelli, Director, North Royalton Chamber of Commerce and Editor, The Royalton Recorder. Second Row: Thomas Jordan, Director of Community Development, City of North Royalton; Jeff Canter, Owner, Jackie Canter, General Manager and Tim Franko, Owner, BlueLine Classics; Jason Dorcik, President, Friend-Lee Automotive; Michael Laub, Superintendent, North Royalton City Schools; Pastor John Zahrte, Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church; Fr. Edward Estok, Pastor, St. Albert the Great Catholic Church. Missing from Photo: Harley and Gary Gross, Partners, Gross Residential; Vincent LoSchiavo, Owner, Tony Maloney’s and Antonio’s Pizzeria LoSchiavo. Photo location: BlueLIne Classics LLC, 11035 State Road in North Royalton. Photographer: Silk Studio Photography.

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Greetings from North Royalton William Barclay said that, “Endurance is not just the ability to bear a hard thing, but to turn it into glory.”

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Greetings and welcome to the 2021-2022 Edition of the North Royalton Magazine. I am Larry Antoskiewicz, Mayor of the City of North Royalton. As I said in my annual State of the City Address, which can be viewed at northroyalton.org/stateofthecity, the events of the past year and a half have been a challenging time, and it appears as though some of those challenges may linger a bit longer. But we have endured and will continue to persevere.

Often times, the best view comes after the hardest climb. And so, that is what we are looking forward to after these difficult times. We are on the cusp of a new future full of hope and optimism.

There is no doubt that these have been unprecedented times for not only our community, our state, our nation, but the entire globe. We learned just how interconnected our entire planet really is through the spread of a tiny virus. But that same interconnectivity worked to our advantage as we learned to work together even more closely to fight the obstacles in our way, while never ceasing to serve the residents of our community. We have been able to return to some of the signature events and activities residents look forward to. We continue to address roads and infrastructure, stormwater mitigation projects and recreational amenities. In fact, we have just completed an in-depth study of Memorial Park complete with a master plan that includes several improvements there including replacing the upper pavilion and the bridge this fall, as well as replacing the lower pavilion with an enclosed structure and adding a splash pad next year. A citywide master plan was also performed that recommended several changes including streamlining

I hope you take the time to peruse this magazine, a yearly tradition published in partnership with Image Builders Marketing, which is full of information to familiarize you with all North Royalton has to offer. We are a quaint, yet growing community that holds true to our rural farmland roots, while continuing to move forward into a brighter tomorrow. We are a desirable community to live, work and play due to our excellent schools, variety of housing options, growing recreational spaces, and thriving business opportunities. Here at City Hall, we are always looking for ways to communicate information to our residents and businesses. Our newly revamped City website, northroyalton.org, is a great tool for residents to stay informed and in the loop, as well as our City Facebook page, @cityofnorthroyaltonOH. And please, if you ever have any questions about our great city, my staff is always happy to help. Thank you all, and I’ll see you soon! Sincerely, Larry Antoskiewicz Mayor of the City of North Royalton www.northroyalton.org

City Overview

CITY OVERVIEW

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Embracing Our Roots While Expanding Our Horizons By Ken McEntee

In many ways, the North Royalton

Community Garden symbolizes the fusion of the city’s rich agricultural history with today’s contemporary town that features neighborly suburban housing developments and convenient amenities. The community garden, located in Memorial Park, invites residents of all ages and backgrounds to grow some of their own produce, keeping alive the town’s farming spirit, confirms Dejana Cinquepalmi, who has been the coordinator of the garden since it was established in 2010.

Cinquepalmi says. “Some have no place at home to plant a garden and others are just tired of battling the hungry deer in their backyards. We have many people who have never gardened before. The community garden gives them a perfect opportunity to get out into the fresh air and meet people who have similar interests. And it’s always nice to see children in the gardens, actually outside getting dirty.” This year, Cinquepalmi says, the community garden grew by 30 additional plots, for a total of 74.

gardeners also help their neighbors by donating a portion of their harvest to the North Royalton Food Bank. One year, Cinquepalmi said, gardeners donated more than 1,200 pounds of their produce to the food bank. “We have baskets at the garden where people can donate whatever they would like to, whether it’s a handful of beans or a few tomatoes,” she said. “We have a group of volunteers who collect the donated items every day, take them home, wash them and deliver them to the food bank.”

“Our gardeners live in apartments, they live in condos and they live in houses,”

While providing space for residents to grow their own vegetables, community

Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz agrees that the diversity of rolling hills, abundant

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park land and some of the last remaining holdovers of Cuyahoga County’s farming past - combined with modern amenities - is one of the strengths that make North Royalton one of the most desirable towns in the county. “With our diversity, North Royalton can offer pretty much everything people want,” observes Antoskiewicz, who served his second year as mayor in 2021. “We have single family areas, we have rural areas for people who want to have some acreage and we have senior housing, including nice townhouses for older residents who want to downsize without having to move out of the city.” The city’s strategic location not only provides convenient tranportation for businesses, but also makes it easy for residents to do their shopping, visit the country and access interstate highways all within minutes of home. “North Royalton is known as a city that has a lot of locally owned mom and pop businesses compared to big chains stores and restaurants,” Antoskiewicz says. “That helps us to maintain the atmosphere of a small town even though we’re getting to be among the biggest cities in the county in terms of population. Many of our small businesses are owned by people who also are residents of the city.” Having a diverse business base - focused in large part in the city’s business parks - protects the city from overly relying on one dominant business to generate taxes that fund municipal

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services, Antoskiewicz says. “I think it helped us get through the past year a lot better than some of the other cities that did rely on some of the bigger businesses,” he said.

convenient dining options as well as easy access to goods and services. “The green spaces are a big reason why people move here,” Antoskiewicz says.

North Royalton’s ample green space serves as a buffer from the traffic of the bustling retail district, which offers residents

Implementation of a revised master plan for the city also is underway. The plan was adopted by City Council in July.

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The mayor says a 240 acre section of commercial land on Abbey Road is expected to be developed to accommodate new business. “We’re looking to sewer the area to open it up and make it more attractive for development for smaller businesses, office buildings and those types of projects,” he says. “Most of it is zoned office research and you also have some general industrial land there. We’re looking at the possibility of connecting that area to our business park on York Road. Developing that area will expand our tax base without endangering the demographics of the city.”

Nine percent of North Royalton’s area consists of parkland, which includes portions of the Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Run reservation, along with nine baseball fields, five soccer fields, two basketball courts, a skate park and three tennis courts in city-owned parks. “We’re in the beginning stages of a master plan for the parks,” Antoskiewicz says. “One of our focuses is to add more amenities. We’re going to start by replacing some of our older pavilions and start working on the park in general next year. We’re hoping to get a splash park in by next year.” The master plan for the parks, the mayor says, also will include more walking trails and additional green space.

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“We are supposed to review our master plan every seven years, so it was time for us to do it,” Antoskiewicz said. In the Town Center district, the master plan encourages traditional downtown-type development that will include a pedestrian-oriented, walkable streetscape. The plan also emphasizes bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure around other areas of the city. “Many people move to North Royalton because they see it as a way of getting away from a lot of the traffic, a lot of the hustle, bustle, but on the other end they also want some of the amenities for their families - maybe some closer shopping areas and restaurants,” Antoskiewicz says.

and the culverts and retention basins,” the mayor reports. “We believe that there’s some real value in keeping the infrastructure that nobody sees clean. We started last year going around with a vacuum truck and cleaning catch basins, and we want to do that on a regular basis. We’re also looking into cleaning some of the bigger mains which have not been cleaned for a long time. It’s not a sexy thing to do, but we think it’s a real important thing to do.”  Continued on page 8

Despite going through a challenging year, the mayor said, the city government is in good financial shape and was able to move forward with some vital road and infrastructure projects during 2020 and 2021. “There are always concerns about storm water, so we continuously work on the ditches

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City Overview

North Royalton City Council First Row (seated left to right): Paul Marnecheck, President of Council; Dana Schroeder, Director of Legislative Services; Larry Antoskiewicz, Mayor of the City of North Royalton. Second Row: Jessica Fenos, Ward One Council Member; Linda Barath, Ward Two Council Member; Joanne Krejci, Ward Three Council Member; Jeremy Dietrich, Ward Four Council Member; Vincent Weimer, Ward Five Council Member; Mike Wos, Ward Six Council Member.

Distribution of Municipal Expenditures 2020 18%

Security of Persons & Property $14,238,282.00

Public Health & Welfare $212,269.00

16%

Recreation $718,855.00

Community Development $833,320.00 Basic Utility Services $1,561,482.00 Transportation $4,953,960.00 General Government $4,317,954.00 Total $26,836,122.00

53%

Property Tax Breakdown 2020 Tax Rates (Effective 2021 Bills)  Public Schools

Millage Percentage 41.55 56%

 County

Library 4% Cleveland Metroparks 3% Cuyahoga Comm. College 6% City 9% County 19%

Expenditure Categories Security of Persons & Property: Includes the Police and Fire Departments, EMS Services, Animal Control, Dispatch and Traffic Lighting Public Health & Welfare: Includes the Office on Aging Offices and Cemetery Department Recreation: Includes Park & Recreation Departments Community Development: Includes the Building Division, Planning Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and Community Economic Development Basic Utility Services: Includes expenditures for rubbish pick up and recycling Transportation: Includes the Service Department, snow removal and road projects General Government: The general functions of the city including, but not limited to the Mayor’s Office, City Council Offices, Law Department, Finance Department, Engineering Department, etc.

Vocational School 3% Public Schools 56%

Public Schools County City

14.11

19%

 City

6.43

Cuyahoga Comm. College

 Cuyahoga Comm. College

4.51

Cleveland Metroparks

 Cleveland Metroparks

2.48

Library

 Library

3.26

Vocational School

 Vocational School

2.00

74.35

100%

 Total

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Chamber of Commerce

Bicentennial Gala Ball

Coming Back from a Tough Year. Slowly, but surely, things are

beginning to return to a somewhat normal pace for our area businesses. Although employees of many companies are still working remotely, others are gradually returning to the workplace due to the easing up of restrictions. Understanding that we were all experiencing the same hardships, to one degree or another, our publication, the Royalton Recorder, worked with small businesses to help keep them visible to the community. They introduced ways of helping our local merchants while they were struggling. As the Chamber of Commerce has done since it began in 1918, it continues to advance and develop the commercial, industrial, civic, cultural, and general interest of the city and its trade area. As a member of the Northern Ohio Area Chambers of Commerce (NOACC),

the North Royalton Chamber offers its members many tangible benefits to save them money. Some benefits include discounts on health care insurance, credit card processing, office supplies, energy savings on gas and electric bills, to name Bicentennial Gala Ball just a few. The Chamber has shared with its members a wealth of The Royalton Recorder newspaper, information from NOACC to assist our known as the Heart of Our Hometown, businesses in getting back on their feet has been providing residents with all and resume operations. their local news since 1941. The North Royalton Chamber will soon resume monthly luncheons with speakers. The Chamber organizes and sponsors the annual community festival, an annual golf outing, awards several scholarships to deserving high school seniors, hosts the State-of-theCity Address, and School Report to the Community.

For information about membership in the North Royalton Chamber of Commerce, stop by at 13737 State Road, North Royalton, OH 44133, call 440-237-6180, email info@nroyaltonchamber.com, news@royaltonrecorder.com or visit nroyaltonchamber.com.

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Education

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North Royalton City School District

“We Inspire and Empower Learners North Royalton City Schools is ranked as one of the finest school districts in the State of Ohio, serving approximately 4,000 students from the cities of North Royalton and Broadview Heights. The community takes pride in knowing the District is doing its best to prepare children for their future and to be outstanding contributing

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citizens to our society. There are three schools — North Royalton Elementary School (Preschool - Grade 4), North Royalton Middle School (Grades 5 - 8) and North Royalton High School (Grades 9 - 12). North Royalton City Schools continues to ensure that while operating with one of the lowest per pupil expenditures in the county, students receive the same quality education that the community has come to expect. The District consistently receives the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for a “clean” financial audit report. This year marks the 28th time the District received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association. With the passage of a bond issue and a maintenance fund in May 2017, a new elementary school was constructed, and the ribbon cutting was August 28th. It is located on the

North Royalton High School media center

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With a solid academic base developed at the elementary and middle school levels, students are well prepared

to select either a challenging college preparatory and/or a comprehensive career preparatory program when they enter high school. North Royalton High School offers 198 courses, including 15 Advanced Placement courses and 18 Honors classes. The District provides outstanding special education and related services for students with disabilities, as well as career-based education through the Cuyahoga Valley Career Center. The elementary school provide students many opportunities to expand their knowledge through special interest clubs and leadership programs. Middle school and high school students have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of intramural and interscholastic athletics, as well as a large spectrum of clubs, leadership opportunities, and scholastic achievement organizations. Parents are encouraged to become actively involved in our schools. There is a PTA at each building. Parents and residents also serve in an advisory capacity through committees such as the Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Committee; Business Advisory Council; Senior Citizen Advisory Council; Financial Advisory and Audit Committee; and the

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southwest corner of State Road and Valley Parkway. Funds also have been used to renovate the middle school with updated HVAC units and the construction of a new secure main entrance way located on the south side of the building. Progress continues with HVAC and heat pump work, renovating the media center, creating a new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) room, and reconfiguring the fifth and sixth-grade pod area. The reconfiguration of the seventh and eighthgrade pods is scheduled for next summer. At the high school, the 1970 and 1980s sections have been renovated to house the humanities classrooms (English, social studies and foreign language) and a new 100,000-squarefoot STEM wing was built onto the front of the high school. The 1950 and 1960s sections of the high school were demolished in May. There also are renovations being made to the music, art and family and consumer science area, development of the front student parking lot and drives, entry courtyard and new front facade. Construction is scheduled to be completed in December 2021.

North Royalton High School Wall of Fame Interactive Kiosk in New Wing

Community Facilities Advisory Committee. Our Band Boosters, Choir Boosters, and Athletic Boosters have raised thousands of dollars to support the athletic and music programs, as well as supporting our students every time they march out onto the field or appear on a stage. North Royalton City Schools is dedicated to providing the education students need today to prepare them for the world of tomorrow. With the help and support of our community, we look forward to creating new levels of greatness. For more information on the North Royalton City School District, visit our website: www.northroyaltonsd.org Find us on Facebook and Twitter: @RoyaltonSchools

A Message from our Superintendent North Royalton City Schools’ Bear Families,

Michael Laub, Superintendent North Royalton City Schools

I am honored and excited to be the superintendent of the North Royalton City School District. As we begin the 2021-22 school year, there are several reasons to be excited. The building projects are coming to a close and will be complete by November. These new and renovated areas will be wonderful learning spaces for students and staff. Also, we look to start the school year with fully in-person learning. The ability to get back to an educational and social environment that allows our students to learn

and grow appropriately is critical to their success. We will certainly keep our eye on health official recommendations and adjust accordingly. I can’t wait to see our students in action, both inside and outside of the classroom. We need to create positive experiences for students as they learn, perform, and compete. Those experiences need to be a partnership between staff, families, and the communities we serve. It is going to be an outstanding year! I look forward to meeting and working with everyone! www.northroyalton.org

First Row (in front of the Sanford & Sons Truck): Grace Song, MD and Jose Bocanegra, MD, Southwest General Health Center; Remington, English Springer Spaniel owned by Dr. Adrianne Garrett of North Royalton Animal Hospital; Larry Antoskiewicz, Mayor, City of North Royalton; Adrianne Garrett, Associate Veterinarian, North Royalton Animal Hospital; Maria Magnelli, Director, North Royalton Chamber of Commerce and Editor, The Royalton Recorder. Second Row: Thomas Jordan, Director of Community Development, City of North Royalton; Jeff Canter, Owner, Jackie Canter, General Manager and Tim Franko, Owner, BlueLine Classics; Jason Dorcik, President, Friend-Lee Automotive; Michael Laub, Superintendent, North Royalton City Schools; Pastor John Zahrte, Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church; Fr. Edward Estok, Pastor, St. Albert the Great Catholic Church. Missing from Photo: Harley and Gary Gross, Partners, Gross Residential; Vincent LoSchiavo, Owner, Tony Maloney’s and Antonio’s Pizzeria LoSchiavo. Photo location: BlueLIne Classics LLC, 11035 State Road in North Royalton. Photo courtesy of: Silk Studio Photography.

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Fostering the Bond Between Families and Pets When choosing an animal hospital, you’ll notice that North Royalton Animal Hospital is different from what you may have experienced in the past. Family-owned since 1957, North Royalton Animal Hospital takes great pride in creating a warm and friendly environment where all your pet’s needs are served. They provide advanced wellness and vaccination protocols, onsite laboratory services, digital x-rays, ultrasound, laser therapy, surgery, and pain and comfort care programs. They are also handicapped accessible and have a child friendly atmosphere. If your pet requires hospitalization, they have a separate “Comfort Room” to provide a quiet and peaceful environment for you and your family when visiting your pet. Dr. Adam Hechko serves as the President for the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Through the American Association of Feline Practitioners, the hospital is certified a Cat Friendly Practice® Gold which is designed to elevate care for cats by reducing the stress for the cat, caregiver, and also the veterinary team. Their doctors and team also incorporate low stress handling techniques for all pets. The relationship between doctors, their patients, and families are invaluable. They spend time discussing your pet’s health, whether for preventative care or a time of illness. While waiting, you can enjoy refreshments and homemade cookies, sit by the fireplace or watch the fish tank with independent waiting areas for dogs and cats. There is an extensive treatment room where patients are

monitored throughout the day by registered veterinary technicians and highly skilled veterinary assistants. They provide medical care as well as comfort to each patient. THE POWER OF BONDS - pets love without limits. They care without judgment. When your pet looks into your eyes, they see a hero. We’ll help you care for them like one. For frolic and fun, Paws at Play Resort & Daycare has over 4000 sq. ft. of play area, including outdoor turf and playground equipment. Canine play dates, vacations, and rejuvenation days can be scheduled in their sunny, deluxe, spa-like resort environment with pampering by their groomers. Feline pets have an independent boarding facility with scenic views of the outdoors! A private Memorial Garden with bricks to commemorate your beloved friends is located between the hospital and the resort. The bricks can be engraved with a pet’s name and a special sentiment. North Royalton Animal Hospital is an AWARD WINNING ACCREDITED PRACTICE for the United States and Canada! They were selected for outstanding achievement in Quality of Care, Teamwork, Client Service, Practice Management, Leadership, and especially for their unending Service to the Community! Pets are their passion, and keeping them healthy is their #1 priority.

Hours: Mon - Fri 8am-7pm; Sat 8am-3pm. North Royalton Animal Hospital is located at 9027 Ridge Rd. 440-237-7691 • www.northroyaltonanimalhospital.com www.northroyalton.org

St. Albert the Great Catholic Church

BUILDING FAITH St. Albert the Great Catholic Church in North Royalton is home to 11,000 members. Founded in 1959, the parish on Wallings Road has grown to include over 90 ministries in worship, teaching, and service; an 1100-seat church building for worship; a Pre-K through 8th grade Catholic school serving 950 children; and a recently-completed Parish Life Center with multiple meeting rooms, parish offices, an 800-seat auditorium, and a 600-seat banquet facility. On August 1, 2021, Catholic Bishop Edward Malesic was joined by Mayor Antoskiewicz and hundreds of parishioners in the blessing of the new PLC. This facility is the centerpiece of a 202021 project called “Building Faith” which included the renewal,

Fr. Ed. Estok, Pastor, in front of the new St. Albert Parish Life Center

replacement, and expansion of every corner of the 18-acre property. In addition to serving parish needs, the project enhanced the whole neighborhood with beautiful architecture and landscaping, new water management, and improved traffic on Wallings and Royalwood Roads. “Building Faith” is not just the name of this construction project, it is also the title of Vision 2025, developed by the Pastoral Council with St. Albert pastor, Fr. Edward Estok. “Building Faith is a comprehensive ministry plan aimed at effectively healing our post-2020 world in the name of Jesus Christ”, said Fr. Estok. The ministries of the parish have their sights fixed on addressing the religious disruption, personal and family distress, as well as the social, political, and racial disharmony that manifested themselves in the pandemic. Adding new ministers, new ministries, new facilities, great accessibility, and this new “welcoming doorway” of the PLC has set the stage for St. Albert parish community to draw all people to God’s Kingdom of peace, healing, and love. Join us anytime.

St. Albert the Great Catholic Church • 6667 Wallings Rd. • North Royalton, OH 44133 440-237-6760 • www.saint-albert.org

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TONY MALONEY’S PUB & PIZZA

hen Tony LoSchiavo started Antonio’s Pizza 54 years ago, he could not have imagined it becoming one of Cleveland’s favorite pizza shops.

Over 100 Years of Building Excellence

GROSS RESIDENTIAL

amily-owned Gross Residential celebrated 100 years of building excellence in 2016 as a company standing for a tradition of inspired design and unbeatable value.

After 54 years of enormous success and becoming a tradition of quality pizza in Cleveland, son Fred and grandsons Vincent and Anthony formed the LoSchiavo Restaurant Group, which today has grown to 16 Antonio’s Pizza shops, Tony Maloney’s restaurant and more on the horizon.

In 1916, Isadore Gross began building homes in Ohio. Today, brothers Gary and Harley carry on the tradition passed on to them by their father Morton Gross. Gary’s daughter, Sarah, and Harley’s son, Aaron, are also an integral part of the business, representing the fourth generation of the family to build homes and multi-family communities.

Vincent, passionate about his customers dining experience, hires talented people who understand his vision.

Operating as one of the region’s top apartment builders, Gross Residential manages thousands of apartments in Ohio, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama and North Carolina.

Expect to be “wowed” as you visit their newly remodeled restaurant and beautiful patio. Vincent is a proud resident of North Royalton, supports the schools and says that it’s a wonderful place to raise a family.

Vincent, Fred and Anthony LoSchiavo, Owners

Tony Maloney’s is located on the corner of York and Sprague. Visit their website at www.tonymaloneys.com or call 440-886-1177 For a list of Antonio’s Pizza locations, visit www.antoniospizza.net

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This fourth-generation residential builder and multi-family manager has been unlocking the future for thousands of families for over 100 years and looks forward to many more years to come.

Partners Gary and Harley Gross

For a list of our communities please visit www.grossresidential.com Gross Residential, 14300 Ridge Rd., in North Royalton • 440-237-1681

Pastor John Zahrte

ROYAL REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL There is a powerful truth found in the Old Testament book of Joshua: “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9) This passage reminds us to give God our troubles, knowing that He is always with us! At Royal Redeemer, you can find needed encouragement and discover God’s unique plan for your life. Discover truths that’ll change you as an individual, as well as enrich your life with the power of God’s Word. Whether you’re looking for a reassuring message or great programs and resources for everyone in the family, they’re here for you. Royal Redeemer is a church and school that’s all about building relationships, raising strong families, and staying connected to the community through the love God offers all people in Jesus Christ. They’d love for you to be a part of their church and school family.

Each weekend at Royal Redeemer you’ll find a relaxed and friendly atmosphere with inspiring worship music and a practical, relevant message. Children are well-cared for in their loving, quality nursery or in their fun-filled kids program called, Redeemer Kids. “We do what we do here at Royal Redeemer because we have a love worth demonstrating, a journey worth walking, a truth worth holding, a message worth sharing, and a joy worth living! Ultimately, our desire is to share the love of Christ with all people,” exclaims Pastor John Zahrte. Traditional and contemporary Sunday services are available onsite and online. Visit Royal Redeemer’s website to learn more. Come join us – you’ll be glad you did!

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riend-Lee Automotive continues to offer the integrity, dependability & honesty that the company was built on. They have a dedication to exceptional work and

unparalleled customer service! They believe in doing it right the first time and always standing behind their work. When it comes to cars, there is little Friend-Lee doesn’t do! As a complete repair shop, they can handle every level of maintenance. Whether it’s your business fleet, personal daily driver, older model vintage, or your special “never drive it in the rain” car, each is handled with the same level of care and respect. Come in & experience

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BLUELINE CLASSICS

etired police officers, Tim Franko and Jeff Canter founded BlueLine Classics in 2013. Tim and Jeff grew up together, shared a squad car at one point and maintained a life-long friendship. Two common themes emerged for both, serving the public and classic cars. Both Tim and Jeff are the sons of retired police officers, and they have been riding around in antique vehicles for as long as they can remember. The thin blue line represents pride and respect for a dangerous profession intended to keep communities safe and thus, a great name for their new business venture. It is with pride and respect that they manage their classic car dealership. BlueLine Classics has enjoyed nearly 10 years of success in North Royalton. Tim and Jeff Jeff Canter and Tim Franko use their expansive network to sell cars all over the world. Contact them if you are in the market for a new classic or if you are interested in selling your own. BlueLine Classics, 11035 State Rd., North Royalton, OH Located on the corner of State and Wallings. Visit our website at www.bluelineclassics.com or call us at 216-701-5905 www.northroyalton.org

Health & Wellness

Department, at the Brunswick Medical Center, on Center Road, in Brunswick.

Traumatic Brain Injury Assessment and Treatment Close to Home Each year in the U.S., there are 7.5

million head injuries—of which, 95 percent are classified as mild traumatic brain injuries, including: Brain bleeds (structural injuries) – potentially life-threatening Concussions (functional injuries) – not life-threatening No matter the category, any head injury needs quick assessment, diagnosis and treatment. Nearly five million head injury patients are seen in Emergency Departments (EDs) across the United States each year, and more than 80 percent receive a head Computed Tomography (CT) Scan. The gold standard

for assessing brain bleeds, a head CT uses radiation, which can increase the life-long risk of brain cancer. And 91 percent of the time, patients receiving a head CT are negative for brain bleed. CT does not detect concussion, which, until now, has been diagnosed only using subjective measures, which can have poor reliability. Fortunately, advances in technology have brought about an exciting new tool to help ED clinicians assess mild traumatic brain injuries while also reducing the rate of unnecessary CT scans and providing results in a more timely and accurate way, especially in concussion diagnoses. It’s called BrainScope®—and it’s now available at the Southwest General Brunswick Emergency

We’re here for you, in your home or ours.

BrainScope® is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive medical device that uses a disposable headset to record the brain’s electrical activity (via EEG signals) from the forehead, much like the EKG records the heart signal from the chest. It is available for patients, aged 13-85 years, depending on the level of injury. “We are very excited to provide our community with the state-of-the-art BrainScope® diagnostic tool,” says Carrie Paliga, clinical manager, Emergency Services, Southwest General Brunswick Emergency Department. “It’s a quick, safe, non-invasive way to diagnose the severity of a concussion and determine whether further testing is indicated. Additionally, it allows us to start a treatment plan more quickly than ever before, making for a better patient experience and outcome. Reducing the X-ray exposure during a CT scan is better for the patient as well.” Additionally, BrainScope® can be used to track recovery to aid in return-to-activity decisions as well as establish baselines for healthy patients. For additional information about BrainScope®, visit brainscope.com.

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PUT BETTER HEALTH AT THE TOP OF YOUR PRIORITY LIST

D Hospice Services of Southwest General provides patients and their families comprehensive, holistic care in the comfort of their own home or at our residential hospice in Strongsville. Either way, our mission is to help provide dignity and meaning in the last days of life. Southwest General also provides extensive bereavement counseling to help families cope with and then adjust to life without their loved one. To explore all your hospice options, call 440-816-5040.

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rs. Joe Bocanegra and Grace Song are board-certified Family Medicine physicians who care for patients, from infants to seniors. In their practice, they provide a wide range of services to promote health and wellness such as screenings, immunizations and other preventive care. Additionally, they provide care for illnesses, injuries and chronic conditions. Dr. Bocanegra’s special interests are men’s health and nutrition. Dr. Song’s special interests include diabetes, healthy lifestyle changes and women’s health. Both doctors are welcoming new patients at their Dr. Joe Bocanegra Dr. Grace Song new location. Call 440-816-2878 to schedule an appointment.

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Specialized Care at UH Parma Medical Center In its sixtieth year of serving the community, University Hospitals Parma Medical Center completed its largest construction project within the main Powers Boulevard hospital in three decades. The modern new Surgery Department has changed the face of the hospital with an addition to the front of the building. The complete renovation includes 12 new operating rooms and three endoscopy rooms, plus 30 pre-and post-operative bays. Visitors can wait for loved ones in a spacious new waiting room. UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute has reinvigorated the existing strong cardiology program with a top-rated cardiac surgery team. This expansion of cardiac services will allow patients to remain in their community for specialized care rather than traveling downtown for advanced procedures such as advanced coronary artery bypass graft surgery, aortic and mitral valve surgery, and minimally invasive surgery. Patients can choose from doctors in more than 30 specialties and have access to a wide range of specialized outpatient services, including sleep studies at the Sleep Center, a Wound

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Center for chronic, non-healing wounds and weigh loss programs through the Nutritional Health & Bariatric Surgery Center. “This extraordinary past year underscores how vital our hospital is the health and heart of the community,” says James Hill, MD, MBA, CPE, FASA, FACHE, Chief Medical Officer & Chief Operating Officer of UH Parma Medical Center.

UH Parma Emergency Room is now a Level III Trauma Center When emergencies happen, close-to-home care you can count on. As soon as you enter the emergency room at UH Parma Medical Center, you are immediately connected to all the advanced care and services that University Hospitals has to offer. And, whether you are treated and released or require hospitalization or surgery, our ER is located on the campus of a full service hospital so we’re right there for you, every step of the way – without the inconvenience and added stress of an ambulance transfer. For more information, visit UHhospitals.org/ParmaER.

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Homes & Real Estate Is the Housing Market Changing? The answer… “Yes AND No”. The number of new listings coming on the market in North Royalton is down over 35% compared to the same time last year! Meanwhile, the number of Active listings on the market is UP over 14% compared to last year. What does this mean? Some sellers are pricing their homes too high right off the bat, instead of letting the buyer demand drive up their price. The crazy thing is, the average Sold price in North Royalton (for singlefamily homes) is up 20%! The issue is that, many sellers are nervous about listing without having a place to move to. And, if they are pricing too high to start, their houses aren’t selling as quickly as they were during the height of this market.

advantage of the market and sell for considerably more money than ever imagined! There has never been a better time for buyers to work with a full-time REALTOR with a reputable Broker so they don’t miss out on their dream home. If you’re thinking about SELLING or BUYING, position yourself perfectly! Use a full-time REALTOR to take advantage of this extremely competitive market.

Some sellers still have buyers lining up to see their home before the ink is dry on the listing paperwork (and sometimes, even before the paperwork is started!). In this case, it gives the seller more flexibility to move and find their dream home. Why? Because, with the shortage of homes coming on the market, buyers are just waiting for the right home to come along and are acting quickly to make sure their offer is the one accepted. Meanwhile, inventory is still low in most markets. With the extreme competitiveness in the market due to the lack of inventory, we are still seeing a large number of multiple offer situations and sellers are able to be firmer on their prices as long as they price it according to the market to begin with. With strategic marketing, from a full-time REALTOR, across multiple types of media, a seller can take

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IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 911 North Royalton City Hall 14600 State Rd. North Royalton, OH 44133 440-237-5686 www.northroyalton.org Larry Antoskiewicz, Mayor 440-237-4300 mayorantoskiewicz@ northroyalton.org

COUNCIL MEMBERS Dana A. Schroeder, Dir. of Legislative Services 440-237-4260 dschroeder@northroyalton.org Paul Marnecheck, Council President 440-539-4636 councilpres@northroyalton.org

Jessica Fenos, Ward 1 440-785-6066 ward1@northroyalton.org Linda Barath, Ward 2 440-237-0460 ward2@northroyalton.org Joanne Krejci, Ward 3 440-241-8233 ward3@northroyalton.org Jeremy Dietrich, Ward 4 440-812-8700 ward4@northroyalton.org Vincent Weimer, Ward 5 216-372-8690 ward5@northroyalton.org Mike Wos, Ward 6 440-915-1697 ward6@northroyalton.org

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CITY DEPARTMENTS Service Center 11545 Royalton Rd. North Royalton, OH 44133 Aging & Human Services 440-582-6333 Judith Stavole-McLaughlin, Director jmclaughlin@northroyalton.org Animal Shelter George Stuart, Sr. Animal Control Officer 440-237-0665 gstuart@northroyalton.org Building Division Dan Kulchytsky, Building Commissioner Bonni Becka, Office Mgr. 440-582-3000 bbecka@northroyalton.org

Community Development Thomas Jordan, Community Development Director 440-582-3000 tjordan@northroyalton.org Engineering Department 440-582-3001 Justin Haselton jhaselton@northroyalton.org Dan Konschak dkonschak@northroyalton.org Finance Department Eric Dean, Director of Finance 440-582-6234 edean@northroyalton.org Fire Department Robert Chegan, Jr., Fire Chief 440-237-4315 firedepartment@northroyalton.org  Continued on page 24

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Law Department Thomas A. Kelly, Director of Law 440-237-5686, ext.1128 tkelly@northroyalton.org Mayor's Court Held at Police Station 14000 Bennett Rd. 440-582-6224 Parks & Recreation Department Jason Swim, Director of Recreation 440-237-5646 recreation@northroyalton.org Police Department Keith Tarase, Police Chief 440-582-6216 police@northroyalton.org

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The Cat’s MEOW The kitties, employees

and volunteers of Stay-AWhile Cat Shelter have a new place to call home. A little over one year after breaking ground on a new facility at 12662 York Delta Drive in the Industrial Parkway, construction is complete. “Stay-A-While Cat Shelter is a cage-free, no-kill shelter that provides a safe, loving environment for kittens and cats as they await adoption. If for any reason, one of our felines is deemed unadoptable, it is guaranteed a forever home at Stay-A-While,” said Director Beth Pearce, who began her journey with the shelter in 1995 as a volunteer. The new facility has multiple rooms for cats, a quarantine space, space for offices and an employee/ volunteer break room kitchen, among other features. Stay-A-While was founded 37 years ago as Bide-A-Wee, Scottish for “stay-a-while”, and was renamed in 2003. There are currently 70 cats housed at Stay-A-While, which is operated by 25 volunteers, the Director and nine part-time employees. The new facility has been funded by donations. To adopt a cat, donate to the shelter or if you want more information on the shelter and their wish list of needs, visit the shelter’s website at www.stayawhilecatshelter.org.

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Above: The new Stay-A-While Cat Shelter located at 12662 York Delta Dr. Right: Bridge, arbor and bench leading to cemetery … Forever in our Hearts

Public Safety Larry Antoskiewicz, Director of Public Safety 440-237-5686 mayorantoskiewicz@ northroyalton.org Public Service Department 440-582-3002 Nick Cinquepalmi, Dir. of Public Service ncinquepalmi@northroyalton.org John Fielding, Street Superintendent jfielding@northroyalton.org Wastewater Department 440-237-5010 Mark Smith, Wastewater Superintendent msmith@northroyalton.org Darren Thayer Stormwater Superintendent dthayer@northroyalton.org

COMMUNITY SERVICES Library 440-237-3800

License Bureau 440-582-0410 Post Office 440-582-8418

North Royalton Chamber of Commerce 440-237-6180

North Royalton High School 440-582-7801

SCHOOLS

Brecksville Broadview Hts. Public Schools 440-526-4370

Administration Offices/ Board of Education 440-237-8800 www.northroyaltonsd.org

PRIVATE SCHOOLS & CAREER CENTERS

School Transportation 440-582-9051 North Royalton Elementary School 440-582-9060 North Royalton Middle School 440-582-9120

Cuyahoga Community College 216-987-6000 Cuyahoga Valley Career Center 440-526-5200 Padua Franciscan High School 440-845-2444  Continued on page 26

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On the Cover BlueLine Classics

… Bringing the Classics Back to Life Police officers Tim Franko and Jeff Canter drove their lifelong passion for classic cars into a new business when they founded BlueLine Classics in 2013. As Tim and Jeff grew up together—and later shared a squad car—two deep interests fueled their friendship: serving the public as police officers, and cars. Both Tim and Jeff are the sons of retired police officers and both have been riding around in classic cars for as long as they can remember.

own. BlueLine Classics offers financing options and transportation services too. Contact them at 216-701-5905 or at their showroom at 11035 State Road in North Royalton, www.bluelineclassics.com.

Over the years, Tim and Jeff have owned, bought, sold, restored, and enjoyed literally dozens of antique, classic, and muscle cars. When it came time to choose a name for their new business, the decision was easy. The Thin Blue Line is a symbol that has long represented police officers as the defenders of the community’s citizenry. BlueLine Classics pays on the spot for cars we purchase, for the classic cars they stock in their showroom in North Royalton, Ohio. BlueLine Classics owns all of the cars in their inventory. Using their expansive network, Tim and Jeff sell cars to buyers as far away as Europe, Asia, and other spots all around the globe. Feel free to contact them if you're in the market for a new classic or interested in selling one of your

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BlueLine Classics, home of the actual Sanford & Son truck featured in the TV series.

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Polaris Career Center 440-891-7600 Royal Redeemer Lutheran 440-237-7958 St Albert the Great 440-237-6760

UTILITIES ATT-customer service 844-855-4647 Cleveland Water Department 216-664-3060 Columbia Gas 800-344-4077

Service is A Family Legacy Gabrielle A. White

is a proud 2017 North Royalton graduate who also attended Royal View Elementary, North Royalton Middle School, and North Royalton High School, where she was a member of the National Honor Society and Key Club. She was offered several scholarships to play basketball at the next level and chose to attend the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Military service is a family legacy as her father is an Air Force veteran and both of her grandfathers served our nation, one in the Air Force and the other in the Navy.

Deborah and Robert White, White’s parents, are extremely proud of her achievements and her service to our country, and are also honored by her humble, spiritual, supportive, and courageous nature. North Royalton’s Mayor, Larry Antoskiewicz proclaimed Wednesday, June 16th, 2021 as Gabrielle A. White Day in Celebration of her accomplishments.

Academics and athletics have both been passions of White’s while at West Point. She achieved the Dean’s List throughout her tenure, graduating from West Point on May 22, 2021 with a major in Philosophy and serving her senior year as the Command Sergeant Major for 3rd Regiment, USCC. While at West Point, White completed Air Assault School and spent two years playing on the Division I Women’s Basketball team. During the second half of her cadet career, she competed in a military and physical skills competition known as Sandhurst with the USMA Black and Gold Sandhurst team. In the 2021 Sandhurst competition, her team finished first among teams from various military branches and institutions. White was also the female recipient of the Lt. Gen. Hal Moore Warrior Athlete of Excellence Award in 2020, which pays homage to the leadership, service, and warrior attributes of Lt. Gen. Hal Moore. White will now begin her Army career at Fort Benning, Georgia, where she will conduct training. After Basic Officer Leadership Course, it’s on to Jump School then Ranger School. She will then serve in the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.

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Robert, Gabrielle and Deborah White

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Student Community Theatre

82nd Street Theatre performance of You Cant Take It With You.

Where can our

future actors and actresses develop into tomorrow’s stars? Right here in North Royalton is a community theatre that is dedicated to developing the talent of future performers, while putting on performances enjoyed by all! 82nd Street Theatre offers four or more shows every year and is currently celebrating its 50th show! Students who audition range from 1st grade through college. The shows range from musicals such as, “Annie” and “Frozen,” to straight plays like, “Father of the Bride” and “You Can’t Take It with You!” For those who want to have a taste of theatre, before committing to a full production, a free theatre camp is offered by 82nd Street Theatre and The Fundamentals Summer Camps. 82nd Street Theatre is a ministry of Abundant Life Community Church and is offered to anyone in the community. For more information: www.alcc.cc/82nd-Street-Theatre.

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M-7 L-10 C-18 L-10 C-2 J-12 1-5 N-18 K-4 B-11 H-9 B-6 G-6 G-9 M-16 8-6 M-15 N-2 C-6

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L-4 0-2 H-12 G-1 G-1 M-6 0-3

E-9 E-7 E-8 F-11 D-8 D-5 F-2 G-2 F-2 G-1

MAYOR LARRY ANTOSKIEWICZ

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Divot’s Sports Bar 13393 York Rd. 440-237-3342

Luna’s Deli & Restaurant 12841 State Rd. 440-457-7444 Mom’s Deli 13900 York Rd. 440-582-7100

Dining Guide

Inn Between Bar & Grill 8684 Ridge Rd. 440-582-3352 www.facebook.com/inn betweenbargrill Jaipur Junction 9249 W. Sprague Rd. 440-842-3555

D Agnese’s Restaurant & Cantine Bar & Bottle Shop

RESTAURANTS

Augie’s Pizza 14084 State Rd. 440-237-2080

Amici Italian Restaurant/ Dino’s Bar & Grill 13000 Royalton Rd. 440-628-9715 www.amici-dinos.com Andrea D.’s Pub & Pizzeria 8611 Ridge Rd. 440-628-9912

Antonio’s Pizzeria LoSchiavo 9369 Sprague Rd. 440-885-5970 www.antoniospizza.net

Butch’s Saloon 10009 W.130th St. 440-628-8121

D Agnese’s Restaurant & Cantine Bar & Bottle Shop 1100 W. Royalton Rd. 440-237-7378 www.cantinebottleshop.com

Royal Lunch 6165 Royalton Rd. 440-582-4588

Loder’s Shake Shoppe 6983 Royalton Rd. 440-237-6020 www.facebook.com/lodersshake-shoppe

Antonio’s Pizza

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Nikos Bar & Gyros 12766 Royalton Rd. 440-237-6456

Crystal Keg Bar & Grill 7936 York Rd. 440-842-8056

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Healthcare

My Pizzetta 14290 State Rd. 440-237-1770

Cleats Club Seat Grille 5255 Wallings Rd. 440-237-2665

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Medicare

Mr. Divots Queen 13393 York Rd. 440-237-5599

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t Play Come Ouand North Royalton has a great deal of both passive and active recreation. Approximately nine percent of the City’s total area consists of parkland which includes the Cleveland Metroparks all-purpose trail, Aukerman Park and York Road Archery Range; Memorial Park which features a playground, two basketball courts, one baseball field, six tennis courts, two volleyball courts and a skate park; our York Road Ballfield Complex has eight baseball fields; and Heasley Field features three soccer fields. Tony Maloney’s

Sand Trap Grill & Bar 6824 Bunker Rd. 440-628-8350 www.facebook.com/the-sandtrap-grill-bar Sip N’ Post 5581 Wallings Rd. 449-237-0888

Tony Maloney’s New American Pub & Pizza 9385 W. Sprague Rd. 440-885-5970 www.tonymaloneys.com Towne Tavern 11300 State Rd. 440-582-0990

PARTY CENTERS

North Royalton is also home to the North Royalton Family YMCA, which serves as our community recreation center. This 50,800-square-feet building includes an aquatic center with an eight-lane, 25-yard competitive swimming pool; a whirlpool; sauna; locker rooms; four family changing rooms; an elevated indoor track; a 4,500-square-feet fitness center and a 1,700-square-feet weight room. Also included in the center is a group exercise studio, cycling room, a 6,000-square-feet gym and an outdoor playground. University Hospitals Parma Medical Center has added a physical therapy center there with a separate entrance within the YMCA facility. For more information on all these recreation opportunities, visit www.northroyalton.org/ departments/parks_and_recreation.

The 3 Spot 13855 Royalton Rd. 440-877-1818

Brennan's Catering at St. Paul Hellenic Center 4548 Wallings Rd. 216-251-2131

Entertainment

Tues - Jam Night Wed & Sun - Karaoke Thurs - Ladies Night Fri - Live Entertainment Sat - Live Band

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www.facebook/the sand trap grill & bar www.northroyalton.org

Abundant Life Community Church 10143 Royalton Rd. 440-877-1202 Christ the Savior American Orthodox Church 10000 State Rd. 440-237-9196 Journey Church 13390 York Road 440-331-7700 North Royalton Baptist Church 6616 Royalton Rd. 440-237-6522

Places of

Worship Abiding Savior Lutheran Church 4000 Wallings Rd. 440-237-6454

St. Albert the Great Catholic Church

Traditional: 8:30 & 10:00 Contemporary: 9:30 & 11:00

North Royalton Christian Church Disciples of Christ 5100 Royalton Rd. 440-237-4531

St. Albert the Great Catholic Church 6667 Wallings Rd. 440-237-6760 St. Matthew the Evangelist Orthodox Church Antiochian Archdiocese 10383 Albion Rd. 440-582-5673 St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church 4548 Wallings Rd. 440-237-8998 State Road Community Church of the Nazarene 8600 State Rd. 440-237-2344 Southern Hills Community Church 13511 W. 130th Street 440-877-1479 Southwest Unitarian Universalist Church 6320 Royalton Rd. 440-877-1686

Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church 11680 Royalton Rd. 440-237-7958 royred.org

Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church

is a wonderful place to meet new friends, find needed encouragement, and discover God’s plan for you. We offer ministries and support for all ages. Visit our website for onsite and online viewing options.

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Royal Redeemer Lutheran School

is a nationally-accredited school where students, age 3 through grade 8, receive a Christ-centered education and are equipped for all God is calling them to do.

Learning for Life , Leading for Christ. 11680 Royalton Road Church Office: (440)237-7958 W W W .ROYRED . O R G

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Advertiser Index ANIMAL HOSPITAL/VETERINARIANS North Royalton Animal Hospital................... p 13 www.northroyaltonanimalhospital.com

APARTMENTS Gross Residential.........................p 14, Back cover www.grossresidential.com

ART RESTORATION & DESIGN The Painter's Studio....................................... p 23 www.thepainterstudio.com

AUTO REPAIR & SERVICE Auto Service Specialists.................................... p 7 www.royaltonautoservice.com Friend-Lee Automotive.............................. p 5, 15 www.friendleeauto.com

BANKS First Federal Lakewood.................................. p 23 www.ffl.net

CAR DEALERSHIP BlueLine Classics......................................... p 5, 15 www.bluelineclassics.com

CBD HEALTH STORE Royalton CBD.................................................. p 23 www.royaltoncbd.com

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE North Royalton Chamber of Commerce......... p 9 www.nroyaltonchamber.com

CHURCHES

DANCE STUDIO

RESTAURANTS/BARS

Dance Arts by Regina..................................... p 23 www.danceartsbyregina.com

The Sand Trap Grill & Bar............................... p 31 www.facebook.com/the-sand-trap-grill-bar

GOLF COURSES

SCHOOLS/PRIVATE

Valleaire Golf Club......................................... p 23 www.valleairegolf.co

Royal Redeemer Lutheran School........... p 15, 32 www.rrls.org

GROCERY & DELI

St. Albert the Great........................................ p 14 www.saint-albert.org

Romano's Farmers Market & Deli............................................. Inside bk. cover www.romanosfreshmarket.com

HEATING/COOLING/PLUMBING SERVICES

North Royalton City Schools.......................... p 10 www.northroyaltonsd.org

Haberek Plumbing & Heating....................... p 23 www.haberek.com Sal's Heating & Cooling................................. p 20 www.salsheatandcool.com

HOSPICE SERVICES Hospice Services of Southwest General........ p 16 www.swgeneral.com

HOSPITALS/MEDICAL FACILITIES Southwest General Medical Group, Inc..... p 16, 17 www.swmedgroup.com UH Parma Medical Center....................... p 18, 19 www.uhhospitals.org/parma

ICE CREAM Loder's Shake Shoppe.................................... p 23 www.facebook.com/loders-shake-shoppe

INSURANCE John Kyle Insurance Group............................ p 30 www.johnkyleinsurance.com State Farm Insurance..................... Inside bk. cover www.AgentTirah.com

JEWELERS Goldsmith Jewelers........................................ p 23 www.goldsmithjewelersohio.com

PIZZA & CATERING Antonio's Pizzeria LoSchiavo........................... p 1 www.antoniospizza.net

REALTORS Howard Hanna-North Royalton Office.... p 20, 21 www.howardhanna.com

Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church.......... p 15, 32 www.royred.org

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REMODELING

St. Albert the Great Catholic Church............ p 14 www.saint-albert.org

J and R Remodeling Inc.................. Inside bk.cover kilojj@msn.com

CITY GOVERNMENT

RESTAURANTS

City of North Royalton...................Inside ft. cover www.northroyalton.org

D'Agneses Restaurant & Cantine.................. p 31 www.dagneses.com

COMMUNITY THEATRE

Loder's Shake Shoppe.................................... p 23 www.facebook.com/loders-shake-shoppe

82nd Street Community Theatre................... p 27 www.alcc.cc/82nd-Street-Theatre

SCHOOLS/PUBLIC

Tony Maloney's............................................... p 14 www.tonymaloneys.com

FARMERS MARKET & DELI

8875 Ridge Road North Royalton

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