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Remembering those who served Council approves conditional zoning for alpaca farm

by Holly Schoenstein | reporter Tallmadge — A property owner on East Avenue has permission from the city to erect a barn, create a pasture and have five to seven male alpacas on the property.

City Council voted May 28 to approve Jeffrey Ballway’s request for a conditional zoning certificate for special nonresidential development so that his daughter, Amanda Ballway,

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allmadge Police Honor Guard lead the 147th Tallmadge Memorial Day Parade May 25. The annual event is organized by Tallmadge American Legion Post 255 and the city of Tallmadge. After marching around the Circle, the contingent heads to Tallmadge Cemetery for a service. At left, Girl Scouts wave flags while marching in the parade.

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can create the alpaca farm at their residence at 1077 East Ave. Council voted in line with the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission’s May 7 recommendation that it approve the request.

Amanda Ballway testified during multiple public meetings and hearings over the past two months that she raises the alpacas for their fiber, which she uses to make SEE alpacas, Page 5

Council considering ordinance to allow city to make job changes nn Would include re-establishing one position, increasing pay range of another

by Holly Schoenstein | reporter Tallmadge — The city might re-establish the position of captain of the police department, bump up the pay range for the position of assistant finance director and make other changes to jobs throughout various departments.

City Council is considering an ordinance that, if approved, would embody all of the changes

in it. The ordinance was on second reading before Council May 28.

According to Director of Administration Tom Pascarella, the city would like to re-establish the position of police captain so the department would have two nonunion supervisory positions, which is in line with other departments of the city. The captain position is second in command behind the police chief, followed by the combined position of lieutenant and public information officer. The pay SEE jobs, Page 5

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CHAMBER CHATTER

by Mary Cea, Executive Director and Bruce Beckwith, President Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce 330-633-5417 chamber@tallmadgechamber.com

community been in business for over 125 years. Pugh has been with Avon since 2006 and lives in Tallmadge. She is an awardwinning top seller and has an established sales team. She has done fundraisers in the area helping groups to raise money. To receive your free catalog, join her sales team or for fundraiser information, call 330-928-1154.

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WORTH NOTING Meet the Coaches Breakfast at Firehouse June 6

nnThe Tallmadge Athletic Boosters will host a Meet the Coaches Breakfast at the Firehouse Grille & Pub on Tallmadge Circle June 6 from 9 to 11 a.m.

The event will provide the opportunity for boosters to introduce new Tallmadge football coach Scott Pollock and his staff to the community.

Those who would like to participate in our Featured The cost for the breakfast is $25 and includes a buffet, meetFood Truck Festival ily Support organization.

Tallmadge Circle Business of the Month proand-greet, question-and-answer session and Blue Devil T-shirt. nnThe City of Tallmadge RecFestival, Light gram are asked to attend the Other new Tallmadge coaches may be on hand as well. reation Department Food Truck Akron Racers game luncheons and drop their busiParade For additional information, visit Facebook.com/tallmadgesFestival is scheduled for May to support nnThe Tallmadge Circle Festi- ness card into the basket to ports.

31 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. be drawn for the Business of val and Light Parade will take scholarship fund the Month. You will get your place Aug. 15. We have upnnJune 19 is Tallmadge Combusiness name featured on Tallmadge Civil War Society to meet at loaded our sponsorship and Support our munity Night at Firestone Staour website, and a short blurb parade forms to our webGlendale Cemetery June 16 dium, 1575 Firestone Pkwy. members site, www.tallmadgechamber. in the Chamber Chatter colThe community is invited to n nThe Tallmadge Civil War Society will conduct its June meetumn in the Tallmadge Express, nnIgloo’s Frozen Yogurt is com. Don’t delay, if you want attend the Akron Racers pro ing at an unusual place and time when veteran Civil War realong with a mention in the hosting a Kids Day to mark to take part in a Gold Sponsorsoftball team game and supsearcher John Gurnish conducts a tour of Glendale Cemetery.

Chamber’s next newsletter. it’s second anniversary June ship and have your logo disport the Tallmadge ScholarThe meeting/tour will take place, June 16, beginning at 6:30 6 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fun played on a banner that will go One business card a month ship Fund. on the Circle poles the week of will be drawn at the luncheon p.m. for the whole family. The event meetings.

Mayor Kline will throw out a the event. Only 11 poles are will feature balloons, priz“John puts the history right in front of you,” said TCWS presifirst pitch. available on a first come, first es, cotton candy, games, face dent Ralph Jordan. “This is an excellent opportunity to witness served basis.

Game time is 7:05 p.m. painting and a wheel-spin. the impact the war had on our community. I’m looking forward Members Only Gates open at 6 p.m. Tickto it.” nnMembers Deals E-Blast — ets are $7, with 50 percent of Gurnish is a former instructor at Ellet High School. He speaks Share specials with the comTest Drive a Ford for the ticket price benefiting the Business of the frequently to local groups on topics related to Ohio and the Civil munity by sending them to Wounded Warriors Tallmadge Scholarship Fund. Month War. Chamber@tallmadgechamOrder tickets by phone, nnAvon Products IndepennnOn June 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 The Glendale Cemetery recently celebrated its 175th anniber.com, and we’ll do our best online or at the ticket windent Sales Representative p.m., stop by Montrose Ford versary. It has been the final resting place for veterans of every to include them in the next dows.

Use the Promo Code: Peggy Pugh, is the Cham(Montrose Group/Serpentini) American war. It is located at 150 Glendale Ave. in Akron.

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beautiful dancing and songs in his native tongue.

• July 30 — Jungle Bob brings his wild friends to visit the library nnCool Off with Summertime

August. See which ones you can identify at the NatureConnect table. Match the pictures and the names with the real flowers on display. nnMonday Evening Maker Spaces — June 15 and July

• June 16 Alcohol Ink Art —Turn a plain tile into an impressive work of art with alcohol inks. All supplies provided.

• June 23 — Teen Writers Club. Like to write? Want to share with other teens? AtFamily Movies — Wednestend this informal writing club days, 1 p.m. For all ages, chil- 6, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. For chilwith snacks and fun writing dren younger than age 5 must dren of all ages with an adult prompts. helper. Create at the library. be accompanied by an adult. tallmadge express The library will provide recy• June 30 — “The Hunger Take a packed lunch, the lisunday cled materials and supplies.

Games Mockingjay Part 1,” brary will provide a drink.

May 31, 2015 Attendees are asked to take 123 minutes, PG-13 • June 10 — “Planes Fire the ideas and go home with a Page 3 • July 7 — Cupcake Wars. and Rescue,” 100 minutes, PG super-cool creation that they • June 11 — The Inimitable Who can make the most out• June 24 — “Big Hero 6,” build together. Attendees may Bubble Lady returns rageous and creative cup102 minutes, PG take any special supplies they cake? Cupcakes and plenty of • June 18 — Rockin’ Rowant to incorporate into their • July 8 — “The Incredidelicious toppings provided. bots will rock the Tallmadge design. bles,” 115 minutes, PG Library stage • July 14 — Teen Writers Summer Story • July 22 — “Tinkerbell Club Like to write? Want to • June 25 — Rick Smith Jr. Times share with other teens? Atperforms magic for the whole and the Legend of the Never- Teen programs beast,” 69 minutes, G nnSuper Baby Rhyme Times tend this informal writing club family Grades 6 and older.

— Tuesdays, June 2 through nnSummertime is NatureConwith snacks and fun writing • July 2 — Patriotic take nnWe Need You! Teen Summer prompts.

30, 10 a.m. For babies up to nect Time home craft, stop by anytime Reading Volunteer Program age 24 months with a caregiv- today and pick one up • June: Stop at the desk • July 21— “Guardians meeting — May 29, 3 p.m. er. Twenty minutes of rhymes, and ask for the library’s speof the Galaxy,”121 minutes, • July 9 — ZAP entertainMust be 13 to 18 years of age songs and stories followed by cial “color cards.” Take a hike to volunteer Love the library? PG-13 ment presents “Be a Reading a 20 minute group playtime. outside and try to find some- Need service hours? Join a • Aug. 4 — Volunteer Pizza Hero” nnSuper Summer Story Times thing in every color. Picture Party! All teen summer volgroup of teen volunteers in • July 16 — Outback Ray — Tuesdays, June 2 through taking is encouraged. helping with the library’s sum- unteers are invited to a pizza shares his animal friends up 30, 11:30 a.m. For children • July: What is growing in mer reading program. Request party with games and giveclose ages 2 through 6 and their our NatureConnect Sensory aways and the Mind Body & an application at the front families. Stories, songs, activ• July 23 — Sogbety Dio- Garden? Pick up an exploradesk. This meeting is manda- Sole wrap-up. ities and crafts for the whole mande from the Ivory Coast, tion game piece at the front tory for those who wish to parfamily. delivers a cultural stage show desk. ticipate in the program. complete with vibrant cosnnMind Body & Sole Open Adult Programs • August: There are so nnTeen Tuesdays, 2 p.m., tumes, intense drumming, House — June 1, 11 a.m. to many wildflowers blooming in Grades 5 through 12. nnLocal Author Kachina Ri-

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1 p.m. Super Summer Fun -Drop by and sign up for Mind Body & Sole: Read At Your Own Pace. Enjoy a frozen treat, and have some super fun. Take a camera and take a photo in the library’s superhero photo booth. Get a head start on reading and walking goals with a storywalk in the side yard. nnFabulous Family Fun — Thursdays, 1 p.m. Entertainment for the whole family.

ley — June 1, 6:30 p.m. Hear local author Kachina Riley as she discusses her book, “Tattered Phoenix.” It is a poignant memoir of her post-World War II childhood growing up with a mentally disturbed mother and a suicidal father, her near death from spinal meningitis, and suffering from learning disabilities. She now has two master’s degrees and is pursuing her doctorate, and is a world traveler most of the year. Her book is about perseverance, believing in yourself, and the kindness of others willing to give you a chance. nnLocal Author Mary Kaufman Schwartz — June 9, 6 p.m.

Schwartz shares about her childhood in Amish culture and how she left in her book “Coming Into Focus.” nnGluten-free Cooking — June 29, 6 p.m. Join Gerry Kaprowski from Two Flowers Food Company as she discusses how to eat gluten-free and shares healthy recipes for everyone. nnTibetan Singing Bowls — July 20, 6:30 p.m. Playing gem crystal singing bowls as well as 200 to 400-year-old SEE library, Page 28

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‘Our plans are to rebuild and reopen.’

— Stefanie Bartolone, co-owner of Cornerstone Market

by Jeff Saunders | reporter Munroe Falls — It may be awhile before a cause is determined in the May 27 late night fire at Cornerstone Market and Deli, but what is for certain is that it was devastating.

“It’s a total loss,” said Fire Capt. Don Brooker, the incident commander.

Brooker said May 28 that the State Fire Marshal’s Office and the department are investigating the fire at 301 South Main Street and it may be a couple of weeks before a cause is determined. The market had closed at 7 p.m. and there was no one in the building at the time of the fire and no injuries.

“I think their last employee was out of the building at 7:30, 8 o’clock,” said Brooker, adding that a damage estimate was not yet available.

Lindsey Burnworth, spokeswoman for the fire marshal’s office, said May 28 that there is no typical amount of time for an investigation to take place, so it is uncertain when it will conclude, but investigators are consid-

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Above, Cornerstone Market’s sign the morning after the May Stow Fire Capt. Don Brooker said the late night fire at Cornerstone Market and Deli May 27 27 fire. No one was injured but a cause hasn’t been found. represents a total loss. The State Fire Marshal’s Office and the department are investigating the fire; it may be a couple of weeks before a cause is determined, Brooker told the Stow ering the possibility that some point at the same Sentry. a storm that night may location. have been involved.

“Our plans are to records, the 5,900-square- aerial ladder truck was this morning because “The cause and origin build and reopen,” she foot brick building was called in from Cuyahoga I wanted it to be a bad are under investigation said. “I’m not sure how constructed in 1982. The Falls. The fire was un- dream. So thankful no at this time, but there long that will take. We’re building by itself is val- der control in “under an one was hurt. The entire was some bad weath- working with our insurued at about $185,000. hour,” said Brooker, but staff is so amazing and er in the area last night ance company.”

Brooker said a passer- firefighters remained on so hard working. Hoping In the meantime, she and they’re looking into by reported the fire and scene throughout the they can rebuild. Much the possibility of weath- said plants that had the fire department re- night. love to our Cornerstone er conditions being the been safely in a greenceived the call at 10:19 “We terminated it at Market Family.” cause of the fire, but it house were being sold p.m. and arrived a few 6:30 a.m. There were According to Cornerhas not yet been deter- in front of the store. She minutes later. stone Market’s website, hot spots that flared up mined,” said Burnworth said she and her husband “When I got on scene, throughout the night the owners are thirdon May 28, adding that are grateful for the supthere was heavy smoke that we put out,” he said. generation members of “they are looking into a port of their “loyal cusand fire coming out from a family that began in lightning strike possibil- tomers.” the front of the building,” produce business in “We have a fully packed ity.”

Loss felt by community the said Brooker. the 1930s, with CornerStefanie Bartolone, parking lot. Thanks to “Our thoughts go out stone Market opening in The Stow, Cuyahoga who owns Cornerstone them. We wouldn’t be her Falls and Tallmadge fire to the owners. What a May 2011.

Market with her husband without them,” said Bardepartments provided shock,” Mayor Frank “They need to rebuild Nick, said the day after tolone. mutual aid and when fire Larson said May 28. for sure. This was a great the fire that they plan to According to SumA store customer place to shop for fresh started coming through be back in business at mit County property rethe building’s roof, an has started an online fruit and veggies!” wrote fundraising campaign for a man on Facebook.

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products she then sells.

Breeding the animals, which she’s keeping at a nearby alpaca farm, isn’t her intention at this time, she said.

The Ballways’ proposal for creating the alpaca farm garnered some support from residents who testified that the alpacas would fit in with the neighborhood that already has farm animals.

Some proponents of the request said they have lived near alpacas and have had no problems.

Some of the Ballways’ immediate neighbors spoke out against the idea. Neighbors testified that an alpaca farm would reduce the values of their properties, be a nuisance because of the noises the animals make, and a danger to small children. They also were concerned with how the animals’ waste would be handled.

Following the neighbors’ objections, Amanda Ballway attempted to address the complaints with a plan to train the alpacas to eliminate waste in designated areas of the pasture. She said the droppings will be bagged daily and picked up weekly with the trash.

She also reduced the size of the enclosed pasture to allow more room between it and the neighbors’ properties and said she’ll keep three locks on the gate to keep the alpacas in and other animals and people out.

During the May 26 Council committee meeting, Councilwoman Carol Kilway spoke in support of the request.

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grade for the captain position is a four, an annual salary range of $42,806 to $111,280, Finance Director Steve Shanafelt said.

According to Pascarella, the police department had a captain’s position until the city promoted former Capt. Don Zesiger to chief in 2010. The city felt that two administrative positions — the chief and lieutenant — were sufficient and eliminated the captain’s position.

The director and assistant director positions of other city departments are non-union jobs. Because the police lieutenant’s position is union, he said some situations can become “difficult.”

One example he gave is when the chief is on vacation, and the lieutenant is working with management on a union subordinate’s grievance.

If there’s a non-union captain, it takes such difficulty out of the situa-

tion, he said.

“We want to re-instate this position, and we have the job description. One of the things we were anticipating is, with the recent promotion of Ron Williams, that we would be filling the captain’s position,” Pascarella told Council.

Zesiger retired last March. The city had Williams, who was the lieutenant and public information officer, serve as acting chief and then promoted him to chief.

Assistant finance director, account technicians Pascarella said increasing the pay grade of the assistant director of finance would put the finance department in line with other departments that have assistant directors in the fifth pay grade, including public service and law.

He said although the ordinance calls for increasing the pay grade for the assistant finance director position from

four to five, the city wouldn’t give its Assistant Finance Director Mollie Gilbride a raise at this time. She earns an annual salary of $74,443, according to Pascarella.

She would have the potential to make more money in the future, and whoever is the city’s next assistant finance director would be started at a higher salary.

The finance department also has two fulltime and two part-time account technician positions, and the ordinance would give the city the ability to make one of the part-time positions full time.

Shanafelt said the option of making the one part-time job full time would be useful in the future when the tenured part-time employee who handles payroll leaves, as the city might need to hire a replacement who would need to learn the job, which would require additional hours.

“It’s one of those pre-

pare-for-the-future-type wouldn’t all be on the moves. We may need it, or payroll simultaneously. we may not,” Shanafelt The number of employees on the city’s staff told Council May 26. would increase with the Intermittent clerks additional intermittent clerks, but the new posiPascarella said the ortions wouldn’t affect the dinance also would alcity’s 2015 budget, Paslow the city to increase carella said. Instead, it the number of part-time would allow department intermittent clerks on heads to move around staff from seven to 10 so cross-trained employees that the city would have as necessary. three slots for interns.

During the Council If the city doesn’t add committee meeting May more intermittent clerk 26, Councilman John positions, it would have Rensel spoke in opposito use some of the seven tion of the ordinance. He slots for interns, which told the city administrawould decrease the num- tion it should be divided ber of staff available to so that each job change work, he said. has its own ordinance, “We’ve been using inand the assistant finance terns quite successfully over the past sever- director position should al years ... These have remain at pay grade four been really productive instead of moving up to for the city, and it gives the next level.

Rensel was absent durthe people good experience,” Pascarella said. ing the regular Council Although the num- meeting May 28. ber of intermittent Contact this reporter at 330-541-9428 clerks varies throughor hschoenstein@recordpub.com out the year, he said they Facebook: Holly Schoenstein, Record Publishing Co. tend not to all work at Twitter: @SchoensteinH the same time so they

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Tallmadge League of Women Voters offering membership scholarships

nnThe League of Women Voters of Tallmadge is offering membership scholarships to interested high school and college students aged 18 to 26.

A limited number of two-year student member scholarships will be available. Students will be paired with a current League member mentor who will pay their membership dues, assist them in learning about League and help coordinate their membership activities.

There is no set number of scholarships. Students who do not wish to apply for a scholarship may still join League at the current student membership rate of $50.

The League is actively seeking to diversify its membership. There are opportunities for civic engagement in League and LWVT hopes to expand its voter services through several outreach initiatives that student members will find worthwhile. It also hope to engage them in its social media campaign.

Interested students should complete the application form found at www.LWVTallmadge.org and return it to the attention of the scholarship committee at the address shown on the bottom of the form. Qualifying students will be notified and put in contact with their mentors. Scholarships will be awarded on a “first come-first served” basis.

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

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nnA Car Cruise-in will be featured every Tuesday evening from 4 to 8 p.m. at Community Baptist Church of Tallmadge, rain or shine, April 7 through Oct. 27.

Hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, drinks, chips a bake sale and more will be featured. The community is invited to look at cars, talk about cars and display cars.

For more information, call 330-687-1275.

Community Baptist Church of Tallmadge is located at 274 N. Munroe Road.

Amethyst to play at Viking Vineyards

nnThe Tallmadge band Amethyst will play at Viking Vineyards Winery, 268 Old Forge Road, Brimfield, May 31 from 5 to 7 p.m.

Amethyst — Al Lytle, Marilyn Dirrig, Amy Walker, Frank Kuta and guest vocalist Peggy Coyle — perform old standards, blues, jazz, country and more.

Viking Vineyards advises reservations are not required, but highly recommended.

Bobbi Hindel Memorial Golf Outing set for July 18

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nnThe second annual Bobbi Hindel Memorial Golf Outing has been scheduled for July 18 at Brookledge Golf Club, 1621 Bailey Road, Cuyahoga Falls. Proceeds from the outing will be used to fund the Bobbi Hindel Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship was set up in remembrance of Athletic Director Secretary, Bobbi Hindel, who had a passion for the city of Tallmadge, its schools and students, and especially its athletics. The recipient will be a graduating Tallmadge High School senior who emulates the characteristics that Hindel lived out every day of her life.

datebook MONDAY, JUNE 1 nnThe Tallmadge Athletic Booster Club will meet in Tallmadge High School Community Room 1220, 140 N. Munroe Road, at 7:30 p.m. For more information, call Carolyn Raybuck at 330634-1559.

The Golf Outing will be a scramble format with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Costs are $100 for individuals or $400 for a TUESDAY, JUNE 2 foursome. Fees include light breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, prizes and auction items. nnThe Tallmadge Lions Club will meet at Lions Hall on Lions Park Drive at 6:30 p.m. Call Shirley Frazier for more information For more information, visit www.bobbihindelmemorial.com or contact her son, Cory Hindel, at bobbihindelmemorial@gmail. at 330-794-8606. com or call 330-592-2016.

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Neighborhood Grille, 67 West Ave. For more information, call Christine Higham at 330-603-9387.

nnThe Tallmadge Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 7 p.m. at City Hall.

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Tallmadge police apprehend man wielding machete

by Holly Schoenstein | reporter Tallmadge — Police have apprehended the man who had been seen in the area of Sunset View Boulevard with a machete.

Around 3:45 p.m. May 28, Chief Ron Williams said police apprehended the man near Perry and South Munroe roads.

The man didn’t have the machete in his possession at the time.

Neighbors in the area reported the man to police around 10:30 a.m.

According to Williams, the neighbors said the man “jumped out [of his car] waving a machete.”

The man, who lives in the neighborhood near Akron, parked his vehicle at that location and left the area on foot.

“He had walked away or ran away earlier, and Akron [Police Department] was involved with looking for him,” Williams said.

The man returned to his vehicle around 3 p.m., and neighbors again called police.

After running through the backyards of homes in the area, police apprehended him.

Tallmadge Emergency Medical Services has transported the man to a local hospital for eval-

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worth noting Dinner celebrates gift of family

nnIn celebration of Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, the Community Baptist Church of Tallmadge, 274 N. Munroe Road, will host a dinner celebrating the gift of family June 7.

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The dinner will consist of Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, bread, Police have not filed criminal charges against beverages and a light dessert. him, and Williams said Reservations and to-go orders must be placed no later than June 3. Call Sheila at 330-733he doesn’t know wheth- 8906 or 330-633-8956 to make reservations. er police will investigate and file criminal charges later.

“He drew attention to himself,” Williams said, referring to how the man was waving the machete after he exited his car. “I can’t say where that machete is at this time or what he did in between.

Apparently, he went into the city of Akron.”

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Question: Are you participating in Relay For Life this year?

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MY TURN QUESTION: What are your plans for The Summer?

This summer I would like to do as much charity work as possible.”

Mary Tatton, Receptionist

I’m looking forward to experiencing new things with new people. I like to golf, volunteer and I want to go to a paint rave.”

Asia Bradley, college student

I would like to go camping with my family this summer.”

Tony Surrarrer, server

This summer I’m looking forward to escaping to Mexico and drinking margaritas with the local Latinas.”

Brett Bender, Server

Spending time with my family, going on vacation and just relaxing.”

Shannon Hutchinson, stay at home mom

Questions building vs. renovation of schools, stadium

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r i v i n g through Michigan this weekend, I came upon a new school. Beautiful.

I thought of what the Tallmadge School Board wants. I think this was it.

But, I could only see the outside.

All the electronic goodies are on the inside. Makes me wonder why we would bulldoze a perfectly good school, pay for new foundations, new walls, roof, mechanicals, etc, if all that needs updated is on the inside

of the building. Surely, some electric engineers could find a way to refit Dunbar and Munroe schools to bring them up to standard for less than the Express reports. And the middle school as well.

I was entertaining a visitor a few weeks ago.

He played football for one of the Metro schools years ago. We stopped at the Tallmadge stadium.

He had lots of memories there. “Best game I ever played before I got hurt,” he said. Old stadiums have memories.

I’d bet there are a lot of old Tallmadge linemen who played there and now watch their kids play there. The field is dirt and grass. How different would it be if it was over on Munroe Road? Fix the old one, guys.

I have written along this line as well as on the subjects of learning and the future of education to Superintendent Jeff Ferguson. I have received no acknowledgement to date. Is the Board really interested in what the people want? Are

their ideas worth what it will cost the homeowner? I am an expert in educational matters. I know how schools waste money. It’s my opinion that 15 years from now, we won’t need as many school buildings. Older kids will learn at home, at their computers. We will have centers for labs and studios and sports that multi-schools will use. Think about it.

Thomas Kever, Tallmadge

Notes of Appreciation Thanks all who donated to, participated in dunk tank during Tallmadge Relay For Life

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n b e ha l f of the Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce, I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who participated in the dunk tank for Relay For Life.

You only had to see all the cancer survivors who are Chamber officers and members to know why Chamber should support

this event.

Thanks to everyone’s efforts, we raised $1,793.65. That is a huge number. Another wonderful outcome of the event is how we all came together for a cause.

A special “thank you” goes out to Mayor Dave Kline, Jen Heerema, Matt Draiss, Cameron Kruger and Alex Peters

for being brave enough to endure the dunk Tank.

Everyone really enjoyed it, and we raised a lot of money in the process. As a whole, Tallmadge Relay For Life’s goal was $79,000.

As of end of day Saturday, the event had raised more than $82,000.

Tallmadge Relay For Life will accept contribu-

tions through Aug. 31, so for those who’d still like to contribute, please let us know. It was a wonderful way to support the community and we look forward to next year.

Mike Carter, Vice President, Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce

Thanks everyone involved in successful pancake breakfast

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would like to thank everyone involved in the Memorial Day Pancake Breakfast.

I am especially grateful for all the volunteers, chamber trustees and

members, staff, and the National Youth Advocate Program.

I also appreciate the support from Ritchie’s Sporting Goods and city of Tallmadge.

Most importantly, I’d

like to thank all the peo- had fun as well. It is alple from the area who ways enjoyable to see evcame to enjoy the food eryone. Thank you.

Bruce Beckwith, and fellowship and also President, Tallmadge support the chamber Chamber of Commerce; scholarship program.

Pancake Breakfast We had a successful event again this year and Chair

K of C grateful for community support during Measure-Up campaign Have a cup of coffee n b e ha l f paign collection. of Summit and Portage ket in Tallmadge and with Express Editor Jaime Gerard of the Our Lady Because of the won- Counties, a non-profit Walmart in Brimfield for Tuesday, June 16, of Victory Parish derful support from the organization advocating allowing us to collect at Knights of Columbus, I community during the for those with intellectual their stores. from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. would like to thank the weekend of May 2 and and developmental disat the Tallmadge Branch Library, community for its gener- 3, we collected more abilities.

Vince DeLuca, ous donations during our than $2,000 which will We’d also want to Grand Knight, 90 Community Road annual Measure-Up cam- be donated to The ARC thank Acme Fresh MarOLV Council 5613

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All American Stock Rally Champion Dylan Theisen, Summit County Super Stock Local and GRC champion Cailey Bozic, Coach Justin Christopher and Rep. Anthony Devitis, from left.

Middle school Soap Box Derby coaches, principal, champs honored at Ohio Statehouse Tallmadge Middle School Soap Box Derby coaches Justin Christopher and Joe Bozic, along with school principal Robert Kearns and the 2014 Gravity Racing Challenge Championship (GRC) team were honored at the Ohio Statehouse May 20 with a proclamation honoring the team.

Cailey Bozic, the 2014 GRC super stock champion driver was honored as both a school race champion and the Summit County local super stock champion.

Tallmadge Middle School student Dylan Theisen was honored as the 2014 All American stock Rally champion. Tallmadge Middle School team members also honored for the involvement in the success of the team were members Emily Kiss, Noah Jackson and Kamden Watts.

Coaches Christopher and Bozic, and team drivers Cailey and Dylan were awarded by Gov. John Kasich and Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor in recognition for their involvement in promoting STEM ed-

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While in session, Devitis of the 36th District gave high praise of TMS and its continued efforts

to promote STEM education by offering worthwhile opportunities for students to compete in and flourish in competitive engineering challenges. Ohio Sen. Frank LaRose and Rep. Greta Johnson of the 35th District spoke to the significance of the Soap Box Derby’s family-riendly involvement and the history both Akron and Tallmadge have played in the derby’s continued mission to inspire youth through traditional racing and STEM education programs.

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AREA REUNION Field High School Class of 1965 plans 50th reunion

nnThe Field High School Class of 1965 is planning its 50th reunion for Sept. 19.

Reunion organizers are still searching for the following classmates: Beverly (Corbett) Matthews, George Arnett, Nancy (Auvil) Dhue, Charles Blanton, Marion Brown, Ruby Ellington, Bridget (Gehm) Conyo, Cindy (Hillyard) Klausher, Linda (Poole) Peterson, Pat Pritchard, Bill Saunders, Mike Shotts, Tony Slaughter, Linda Spoerke, Bill Wagoner, Diane (Ward) Clapsaddle and Kelly Williams.

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he winner of the 2015 Ford Fiesta from Park Ford was announced at the Senior Breakfast May 19 at the Sheraton Suites in Cuyahoga Falls. Above, winner Jake Mertus, with Park Ford General Sales Manager Rick Keck, stand next to his shiny new ride. Below, Tallmadge High School Principal Michael Householder and Keck prepare to select the winner. Seniors can earn tickets throughout the year from staff members and their chance to win is pulled at the annual Senior Breakfast.

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THS REUNIONS THS Class of 1970 to gather Aug. 14

nnThe Tallmadge High School Class of 1970 will meet Aug. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at The Venue, 10 Tallmadge Circle. Register now at www.tallmadge1970.classquest.com.

THS Class of 1976 reunion set for August 2016

nnThe Tallmadge High School Class of ’76 Reunion Committee is asking classmates to save the dates of Aug. 19 and 20, 2016, for their 40th reunion. The committee has planned a two evening reunion which will include the Circle Festival and Light Parade. Grads are also encouraged to share their contact information with Terrie Morgan who can be reached at 330-634-9822.

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Celebrating Student Success

Class of 2015 Shyanne Annone Mohumad Atta William Bailes Rachel Gardella Tallmadge Citizenship Award Colston Baker Samantha Bartley Michael Beane Charles Berg Austin Betz* Cortni Blomgren Tucker Boggs Kennady Boykin Jason Brown Justin Brown Jonny Davis Christina Brzezinski Ellie Williamson Spirit Award Alana Burkhammer* Kayla Canterbury Megan Cardoni* Ashton Cargill Joanna Catalano* Kyle Cate Benjamin Cevasco* Aliviah Chaplin* Benjamin Cipa Eryn Gebacz Breanna Clemens Senior Service Award Kelsey Clites Brittany Cole Brooke Collins Dylan Conner Sydney Cook Madison Cox-Shreffler* Jacob Cresong Christopher Cross Tyler Cupps JoAnna Catalano Nicolas Curtis* Lynda Morgart Athletic Award Travis Darago* Tallmadge Women’s Athlete Jonathan Davis of the Year Award Logan Dawson Elizabetta Deblasio Noah Delesk Jesse DeRemer* Christine DiSabato Courtney Donovan Cody Dzoch Charles East Anthony Ely Jason Wiebrecht Marisa Esparza Wesley Woodford Athletic Award Donald Falconbery Jeffrey Favinger Evelyn Fenn Lane Fischer Tyler Fitzgerald Andrew Francesconi*

Joseph Siesel Tallmadge Citizenship Award

Vladan Galic Nicholas Gall Rachel Gardella* Eryn Gebacz* Terrell Grant Matthew Gray Alexander Gregory Zachary Gregory Nathan Grimm Nicholas Grosenbacher* Gina Guagliardo Deema Habbiyyieh Konstantine Hach Daisya Hadden Leah Hall Tyler Harrison Joshua Hart Brendon Haven Brianna Hawley Kayla Hepler Mindy Hoang* Steven Hobson Mackenzie Holliday William Horak Lindsey Hughes* Jonathan Hussing Snezana Ikonic Ryan Inman Jessica Isom Cailen Jackson Theresa Jarvis Jacob Jascoe Mierra Johnson-Grimes Paige Kagey Nicholas Kalman Emma Kellar Cian Kelly Amanda Kilway* David Kinion* Samantha Kline Owen Klingenberg* Jessica Knight Sarah Kosir Kelly LaForge Jacob Lahtonen Sarah Lann Kerri Lawrentz Paul Lecat Brandon Locaffaro Ryan Logan Timothy Logan Dillon Lowe

Joshua Lukachinsky Joseph Marfy Jamee Markulis Jessica Martin Nicholas Massaro Miranda McGovern Dustin McGraw Todd McHenry Connor McVey Jacob Mertus Chloe Michalec Andrew Millar Anthony Miller Jessica Miller* Ashley Mills Andrew Mitchell Hailee Mitchell* Latrele Moore Meghan Moore Jessica Morrow DeAndre Morton Nicholas Murray Zachary Murray* Gabrielle Myatt John Naim Jeffrey Natcher Matthew Noel* Lubna Okab Natalie Pander Andrew Pauley Nicholas Penix* Christian Perkowski Robert Porter* Jasmine Pouliot Callie Pronio Jacob Pronio Emily Puster* Leah Raines Nathaniel Rardon Kennedy Rearick Aaron Redman John Rensel Samantha Rhine Kristen Rienzi Jared Robertson Laranda Robinson Joseph Rogers Nicholas Romito Jarrett Ross Miranda Ruiz Ethan Rupnik Haden Rupnik

Scott Salerno Jacob Sarver Richard Schafer Elizabeth Scherer* Mackenzie Schnaekel Emiley Schott Geoffery Schott Julia Schreck Anthony Sebastiani Samantha Sergeant Andrew Shannon Leslee Shannon Nathan Sharnsky Parker Shultz Courtney Sickler Joseph Siesel Dylan Skraba* Taylor Spataro Nina Spitali* Justin Spoljaric Logan Stout Nicholas Stracensky Jenna Stralka* Colten Stricker Evan Stricker Ashli Strub Bayli Strub Devin Sweet Quinntin Teeling* Kaleigh Teets Bryan Thomas Sharlett Thomas Valerie Thomas Justin Thompson Anthony Tung Ethan Updegraff Joseph Vassalotti Jacob Whitehurst Jason Wiebrecht Andrew Wilk* Nicholas Williams Samantha Williams* Karly Wilson Kelly Wolcott William Woods Anthony Wright-Rogers Palai Yang Bailey Zalar* Alexis Zehner Hannah Zickefoose John Zolton*

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Class Motto “Behind us lies the path of learning; ahead, the road to success.”

Mindy Hoang Top 10

Zachary Murray Top 10

Betta DeBlasio Womanhood Award

Quinntin Teeling Top 10

Nick Grosenbacher Top 10 Valedictorian

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Tallmadge High School Graduation 2015 A publication of the Tallmadge City Schools

TALLMADGE CITY SCHOOLS 486 East Avenue Tallmadge, Ohio 44278

Tradition • Vision • Excellence Board of Education Rick Kellar - President Christine Cipa - Vice President Jennifer Justice-Carter Chris Tywon Mark Fairhurst Board meetings are held at 6:00 p.m. on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, in the Community Room, Tallmadge High School.

“After Hours” are informal sessions for residents to dialogue with BOE members and administrative staff. After hours are the 1st Monday of each month, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the McCombs Education Center.

District Administration Jeffrey Ferguson Jeffery Hostetler Steve Wood Kurt Gwin Karen Kanotz

Superintendent Treasurer Business Technology Student Services

High School Administration Mike Householder Mike Bluey Jen Stewart Taylor Lane Heather Prazer Don Seeker

Principal Asst. Principal Guidance Guidance Guidance Athletic Director

The District Office is located in the McCombs Education Center 486 East Avenue Phone: Fax:

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Awards of Distinction Valedictorian Nicholas Grosenbacher Salutatorian Nicholas Penix National Guard Scholarship Dustin McGraw

Tallmadge High School

One Hundred Thirty-Three Commencement The Tallmadge Board of Education awarded 198 diplomas during the 133rd Annual Commencement on May 21st at E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall on the campus of the University of Akron. Members of the graduating

class have earned more than $1,000,000 in college scholarships, including $84,450 in locally funded scholarships. Recipients of the local scholarships were announced during the graduation ceremonies.

Sixty-nine graduates earned Honors Diplomas. To receive an honors diploma, graduates need to fulfill all but one of the following criteria: (1) minimum of a 3.5 grade point average, (2) a composite ACT score of 27 or higher (or SAT equivalent), (3) 4 units of English, (4) 4 units of math, (5) 4 units of science, (6) 4 units of social studies, (7) 3 units of a single foreign language (or 2 units each of 2 foreign languages), (8) 1 unit of a visual or performing art.

Officers for the Class of 2015 were Joseph Siesel, president, Jason Wiebrecht, vice president, Jonny Davis and Palai Yang, co-secretaries, and Travis Darago and Kayla Canterbury, co-treasurers.

Class of 2015 Looks to the Future Here are their future plans:

4-year college ........................73% 2-year college, trade

Enter military .................................2% Enter workforce ............................9%

or technical school ................14% The college-bound graduates will pack their diplomas and more than $1,000,000 in college scholarships as they head off to the following campuses: Ashland University Baldwin-Wallace University Bowling Green State University Brown Mackie College Cleveland State University Coastal Carolina University (SC) Cuyahoga Community College Eastern Michigan University Heidelberg University Kent State University Kent State University-Stark campus Liberty University (VA) Malone University Massillon Baptist College Modoc Railroad Academy Notre Dame College Ohio State University Ohio State University-Mansfield campus Ohio University Portage Lakes Career Center Slippery Rock University (PA) Stark State College of Technology Stautzenberger College Tiffin University Universal Technical Institute (FL) University of Akron University of Cincinnati University of Findlay University of Mount Union University of Toledo Walsh University Washington & Jefferson College (PA) Wesley College (DE) West Texas A & M (TX) Youngstown State University

Presidential Award of Academic Excellence Students receiving this award have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or better, completed the core academic curriculum as recommended by the State of Ohio and scored in the 85th percentile or higher on standardized tests in math and reading.

Austin Betz Alana Burkhammer Megan Cardoni Joanna Catalano Benjamin Cevasco Aliviah Chaplin Madison Cox-Shreffler Nicolas Curtis Travis Darago Jesse DeRemer Andrew Francesconi Rachel Gardella Eryn Gebacz Nicholas Grosenbacher Mindy Hoang Lindsey Hughes Amanda Kilway David Kinion

Owen Klingenberg Jessica Miller Hailee Mitchell Zachary Murray Matthew Noel Nicholas Penix Robert Porter Emily Puster Elizabeth Scherer Dylan Skraba Nina Spitali Jenna Stralka Quinntin Teeling Andrew Wilk Samantha Williams Bailey Zalar John Zolton

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FAITH & RELIGION

WORTH NOTING

St. Mark Lutheran

Widows and Widowers Under 50

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nual St. Mark Rummage Sale is set for June 19 and 20. It’s not too early to start collecting items to donate. Volunteer sign-up sheets are posted in the hall. nnVacation Bible School — June 6, 9:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.

This publication is specifically tailored to simplify the wedding planning process from start to finish.

It will be distributed to all future “Mr. & Mrs.” that place their engagement announcements in any of our nine newspapers. It will also be placed in various outlets throughout Portage and Summit counties. Advertisements include both print and online and start at just $95!

The deadline to schedule your ad space is June 12!

Contact Kelly Contini at 330-298-2012 or advertising@recordpub.com.

• May 31 — Worship and communion, 8:15 and 10:30 a.m.; Children’s Church during sermon at 10:30 a.m. service; Adult Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Fellowship with refreshments after each service.

• June 1 — Knitting/Crocheting for a Cause, 7 p.m., The Danbury, Third Floor, 1695 Queens Gate Circle, Cuyahoga Falls.

Call Diane for information at 330-686-1086. nnSave the Date — The an-

For further information, call 330-633-3718 or visit us on Facebook/St. Mark or www. stmark-lutheran.org. St. Mark Lutheran Church is located at 158 North Ave.

First Congregational

First Congregational Church of Tallmadge is a Stephen Ministry. The Sunday morning schedule is: Worship and child care, 8:30 a.m.; Sunday education hour for all ages, 9 a.m.; worship and children’s choirs, 10 a.m.; children’s worship for ages 3 through fifth grade, 10:30 a.m. nnWarriors’ Journey Home Ministry — Listen, Speak,

Heal is scheduled June 7 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Veterans and individuals of strong heart who would like to experience the healing circle for veterans are invited to attend. For future meeting times, visit the website warriorsjourneyhome.org.

First Congregational Church of Tallmadge is located at 85 Heritage Drive. For more information, call 330-633 4931 or visit tallmadgefcc@sbcglobal. net or the church Facebook page at First Congregational Church of Tallmadge, UCC to view current activities.

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Our Lady of Victory

Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church is located at 73 North Ave. Regular Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday, 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9 and 11 a.m.

Regular Weekday Services: Mass: 8:30 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; no Mass Friday.

10:30 a.m. to noon • High school freshmen and sophomores: First Sunday, Parish Center,10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and Second Sunday, 6 to 8 p.m.

• Confirmation candidates: Third Sunday, Parish Center, 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. nn20-Somethings young Adult Group — Meets every other

nnAl Anon continues to meet at the church each Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. nnThe Dorcus Quilting Circle meets Mondays at 1 p.m. and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. All quilters are welcome.

School begins at 9:30 a.m.

Worship and Kids Church begins at 10:30 a.m. Bible study is offered weekly on Tuesday mornings at 9 a.m. for women; Tuesday evenings at 6:45 p.m. for young adults and families; United Methodist Men meet and Wednesday evenings at each Thursday at 8:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. general Bible study is offered. for morning devotions. nnTallmadge United Methodist nnCut Ups Quilting Ministry Church Rummage Sale Days — Every Thursday afternoon

Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with babysitting provided. For — June 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 more information, call Steve at p.m. and June 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A bag sale will be 330-554-6770. held June 13 at 11 a.m.

Visit the OLV website for nnG-Force Vacation BiReligious Education Regis- all the news at www.ourladyble School is scheduled for tration questions? Call the PSR ofvictorytallmadge.parishonJune 22 through 26, from 9 office at 330-633-3672. line.com. to 11:30 a.m. a.m. At G-Force nnKnights of Columbus meet Adventure Park VBS, children Call 330-633-3637 for the first Monday of the month. more information. explore how to put their faith into action, experience God’s nnAA — Wednesdays at 10 unstoppable love, and discova.m. in Room 100. er how to fuel up and move Tallmadge United nnConfessions — Saturdays through life with God. Methodist from 9 to 9:30 a.m.

The church is located at Sunday Morning Worship nnParish School of Religion — 207 N. Munroe Road. For more Services: Contemporary serthrough April. Every Sunday. information, call 330-633-

vice — 8:45 a.m.; traditional 3734. service — 10:45 a.m. Nursery available for both services.

Adult, youth and children’s Tallmadge Nazarene Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.

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the Cut Ups Quilting Ministry meets in the Fellowship Hall and make quilts that are distributed to military personnel stationed around the world.

No previous experience is required and all materials and instruction provided. nnThursday Night Group Prayer — Every Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. in the church sanctuary.

Tallmadge Nazarene Church is located at 191 S. Munroe Road. Call 330-633-4122 for more information, or visit http://www.tallmadgenazarene.org/ or www.facebook. com/Tallmadgechurchofthenazarene.

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Deadline (all papers) June 8 Howard J. Prager No matter the number of miles between us, you are forever close to my heart. I’m so grateful for all the happy memories. You made our house a “Happy Home”.

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OVI REports nnDanny A. Fisher, 43, of Cuyahoga Falls, was found guilty of OVI April 14, 2015. He was sentenced to six days DIP. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges. Total fines were $1,400. He was charged by Cuyahoga Falls police April 9, 2015.

and HI for 20 days, and in Cuyahoga Falls jail for 10 days. His driver’s license was suspended for one year. Total fines were $2,390. He was charged by Cuyahoga Falls police April 10, 2015.

nnGary A. Walton, 39, of Canton, was found guilty of OVI April 28, 2015. He was sentenced to six days DIP. His nnSteven T. Frederick, 20, of driver’s license was suspendCuyahoga Falls, was found guilty of OVI April 20, 2015 He ed for one year. Total fines were $856. He was charged was sentenced to three days

by Hudson police April 10, DIP. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with 2015. occupational privileges. Total fines were $1,290. He was nnChristopher C. Dowler, 30, charged by Cuyahoga Falls po- of Deerfield, was found guilty lice April 9, 2015. of OVI May 11, 2015. He was sentenced to 10 days in Glenwood jail. His driver’s license nnBradley V. Taylor, 24, of was suspended for one year Cuyahoga Falls, was found with occupational privileges. guilty of OVI May 8, 2015. He Total fines were $1,587. He was sentenced to SCRAM

Jim Wilson, Thank you for your guidance, love, wisdom, discipline and humor shared with me throughout my childhood. I hope I’ve made you proud to be my dad, as I’m honored to be your daughter.

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was charged by Macedonia police April 9, 2015. nnSteven C. Rader, 23, of Cuyahoga Falls, was found guilty of OVI April 17, 2015. He was sentenced to three days DIP. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges. Total fines were $695. He was charged by Stow police April 6, 2015. nnParkash Rasaily, 21, of Cleveland, was found guilty of OVI May 15, 2015. Rasaily was sentenced to three days DIP. Rasaily’s driver’s license was suspended for six months. Total fines were $772. Rasaily was charged by Stow police April 9, 2015.

nnn The following are convictions handed down in Stow Municipal Court related to charges of operating an automobile while under the influence of alcohol.

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leges. Total fines were $2,139.

He was charged by Stow police April 9, 2015. nnVincent D. Deangelis, 44, of Twinsburg, was found guilty of OVI April 20, 2015. He was sentenced to three days DIP. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges. Total fines were $808. He was charged by Twinsburg police April 6, 2015.

nnWilliam F. Yurcich, 50, of Cuyahoga Falls, was found guilty of OVI April 10, 2015. He was sentenced to three days DIP. His driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges. TonnCheryl R. Mazey, 56, of tal fines were $870. He was Twinsburg, was found guilty charged by Stow police April of OVI April 16, 2015. She was 7, 2015. sentenced to three days DIP. Her driver’s license was susnnGary L. Austin, 62, of Stow, pended for six months with was found guilty of OVI April occupational privileges. To16, 2015. He was sentenced tal fines were $721. She was to 20 days MOP. His driver’s li- charged by Twinsburg police cense was suspended for one year with occupational priviSEE OVI, Page 17

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Tallmadge/Mogadore FOP Lodge 111 golf outing set for Aug. 8

nnThe Tallmadge/Mogadore FOP Lodge 11 will host its 10th annual golf outimng Aug. 8 at Sunny Hills Golf Course in Brimfield.

Team slots are still available. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. The cost of playing is $65 per person or $260 for a foursome.

Both golfers and hackers are invited to attend.

Hole sponsorships are available starting at $100 per hole (Birdie), $200 (Eagle), or $300 (Hole in One). Donations/door prizes are also welcomed. Proceeds help support local veterans causes, such as the Nate Deyarmin Memorial Fund.

The Tallmadge and Mogadore FOP Lodge 111 helps support and fund local youth programs, charitable organizations and local community outreach programs such as “Shop with a Cop.” It also provides several scholarships, as well as a donation to the Akron Children’s Hospital Tree Festival Attendees will receive 18 holes of golf with electric cart, lunch, and dinner provided by Old Carolina BBQ. Limited to first 32 foursomes.

Door Prizes and Hole-in-One Contest will also be featured. All proceeds from Skins and 50/50 will be donated to the Nate Deyarmin Memorial Fund.

If interested in playing, contact Nate Ickes of Lodge 111 at 330-571-5973.

April 6, 2015. nnChelsea E. Ralston, 24, of Northfield, was found guilty of

OVI May 14, 2015. She was sentenced to three days DIP. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months with occupational privileges. Total fines were $746. She was charged by Twinsburg police April 6, 2015.

nnRichard L. Park, 74, of Twinsburg, was found guilty of OVI April 15, 2015. He was sentenced to three days in Solon jail. His driver’s license was suspended for three years. Total fines were $1,350.

He was charged by Twinsburg police April 6, 2015.

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2015 Tallmadge High School Prom

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he 2015 Tallmadge High School Prom took place May 1 at St. George Fellowship Center in Akron. Nick Grosenbacher was crowned prom king and Palai Yang was crowned prom queen. The theme for this year’s Prom was “Emerald City.” The theme song was “Thinking Out Loud” by Ed Sheeran and the colors are emerald green, white and gold.

Music was provided by The DJ Crew.

“We’re off to see the wizard ...”

Tallmadge High School’s 2015 Prom King and Queen — Nick Grosenbacher and Palai Yang.

The 2015 Tallmadge High School Prom Court: Back row from left: Jordan Skeriotis, Mike Beane, Travis Darago, Cole Baker, Tucker Boggs, Zack Murray, Julia Schrek, Madison Cox, Ashli Strub, Sam Shaw, Emily Hussing, Mimi Caron; front row from left: Matt Vardeman, Kyle Harvey, King Nick Grosenbacher, Queen Palai Yang, Kayla Cantebury and Courtney Donovan.

Megan Keleman and Raymond Riter.

Amanda Peters, Kyle Cate, Ally Henry, Emily Catchpole, Saige Ludke and Anika Kisha.

Leah Hall, Sam Rhine and Alana Burkhamer.

Photos Courtesy Tallmadge Photography

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“So honey now Take me into your loving arms Kiss me under the light of a thousand stars Place your head on my beating heart I’m thinking out loud Maybe we found love right where we are” Ed Sheeran — Thinking Out Loud

Josh Potok, Justin Brown, Nick Earlenbaugh, Nolan Sands and Jake Knittle.

Snez Ikonic, Tyler Harrison and Dema Habbiyyieh.

Travis Darago, Courtney Donovan, Eve Fenn and Parker Shultz.

Brianna Curtis and Latrell Moore.

Everybody dance now!

Anna Farrel and Daphnie Neal.

Tyler Fitzgerald and Jasmine Pouliot.

Jenna Stralka, Sam Rhine, Sarah Lann, Gina Guagliardo and Emily Puster.

Photos Courtesy Tallmadge Photography

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11th annual Lance Cpl. Deyarmin Memorial Benefit Run set for June 14 a.m. All attending veterans are invited to participate.

At 2 p.m., there will be a Tallmadge Post Office renaming Dedication Ceremony at the school.

The event also includes music, food, raffles, door prizes and trophies.

Nate Deyarmin USMC was a huge fan of cars, trucks and bikes. He enjoyed working on them and driving them. Each year his parents, Edie and Dan Deyarmin, honor their son’s memory by bringing together the largest show of horsepower possible. All proceeds benefit Disabled/

Disadvantaged American Veterans and their families.

For more information, directions or to pre-register, visit the website www.dndfund.org or call 330-608-8695. Facebook — LCpl Daniel “Nate” Deyarmin Jr. Memorial Benefit Run.

Honor Wall The annual event includes an Honor Wall which displays photos of those who have served in the military.

The Deyarmin Foundation welcomes photos and information on servicemen and women currently serving, retired

or deceased. The photos and information are placed on a large sheet of rolled paper and laminated. Pictures cannot be returned. The wall, which is currently 225 feet long and growing, is displayed each year at the benefit.

Submitted photos or copies of photos must be no larger than 8-inch by 10-inch and the accompanying information on the individual must not exceed 8-inch by 10-inch.

The project began when the sister of a fallen soldier of the Vietnam War sent photos of her brother with an accompanying letter about the loss and how it affected her family. The Deyarmin Foundation recognizes there are others out there who need to share their special hero with others.

The Daniel Nathan Deyarmin Jr. Memorial benefit is all about Amer-

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The 11th annual Lance Cpl. Daniel “Nate” Deyarmin Jr. Memorial Benefit Run has been scheduled for June 14 at Tallmadge Middle School, 484 East Ave. The Motorcycle Poker Run registration begins at 9 a.m. First bike out — 10:30 a.m., last bike out — 1 p.m. last bike in — 5 p.m. Tickets are $15 for drivers and $10 for passengers. Food included.

Car and Truck Show registration begins at 1 p.m. The show starts at 2 p.m. Dash plaques will be distributed to the first 100 registered cars.

The Color Guard will present the colors at 10

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who are home from school for the summer. College passes will be on sale May 5 through Aug. 31 and will be valid for rates. Contact the TRC for 117 days from purchase. Cost Upcoming Events & son prices. Maca will be open dai- for a Blue Membership is $85 News ly, weather permitting, through for residents and $100 for Aug. 16. Hours are Monday nnMaca passes on sale — nonresidents and the cost for through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 7 a Gold Membership is $110 for Maca Aquatic Center opens May 30 at 11 a.m. Register at p.m. and Friday through Sun- residents and $125 for nonthe Tallmadge Recreation Cen- day, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. residents. A valid college ID is ter before May 29 to take ad- nnSummer College Passes at required at time of purchase. vantage of special pre-seaTRC — TRC is offering a sumson rates. Residents can save mer deal for college students nnSummer Swim Lessons at Maca Aquatic Center — up to $15 off the regular seastop by the TRC and sign up for summer swim lessons at Maca Aquatic Center. Lessons start the week of June 9. Classes are Mondays and Wednesdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays or Saturdays. Morning and evening classes are available. Cost is $50 per child for Maca pass holders and $60 per child for all others.

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dren ages 5 through 13 includes planned, structured activities including sports, crafts, hiking, games, swimming and nn The second annufield trips. Children will be al Food Truck Festival will grouped by age (5 through 6, take place May 31 at 11 7 through 9 and 10 through a.m. and is sponsored by 13) and will participate in a Thompson and Hummel Infun-filled summer in a safe, surance and Safeco Insuradult-supervised environance. The event will feament. Camp hours are Monture 20 trucks, music from day through Friday, 9 am to 2 the Swizzle Stick Band and kids activities all day. Addip.m. Parents can register their tional sponsors include the children for a week at a time Tallmadge Express, Rine or for the entire five week sesAgency, Steere Enterprises, sion. Cost for each five week RAB Trucking and Speelman session is $220 per child for Electric. residents and $260 per child for non-residents. Weekly Red Cross Babysitter’s Training rates are $55 per child for resClass. This class, for ages 11 idents and $65 per child for through 15, will provide parnonresidents. Session I: June ticipants with the skills and 2 through July 3; Session II: knowledge to safely and reJuly 7 through Aug. 8. Beforesponsibly care for infants and and after-camp activities are children. The class covers topalso available for an additionics like leadership developal fee. ment, the business of babysitting, safety, how to help children behave, basic child Upcoming Youth care and basic first aid. ChilSports dren must attend both days of class to become certified nnYouth Tennis Lessons — in babysitting. Cost is $65 for TRC and LaTuchie Tennis Cenresidents and $70 for nonresi- ter have teamed up to offer dents. Register by June 2. youth tennis lessons for ages 5 through 13. Each level uses age-appropriate drills and Upcoming Youth games to teach basic through Programs intermediate skills. All lessons nnSummer Camp at Lions are held at the Tallmadge High Park — This program for chil- School tennis courts located

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next to the TRC. Lessons will be held Mondays and Wednesdays. Two sessions of lessons are available. Session I: June 8 through July 1 and Session II: July 13 through Aug. 5. Ages 5 through 7 will play from 9:15 to 10 a.m., ages 8 through 10 will play from 10 to 11 a.m. and ages 11 through 13 will play from 11 a.m. to noon.

Cost for ages 5 through 7 are $55 for residents and $65 for nonresidents. Cost for ages 8 through 13 are $70 for residents and $80 for nonresidents. Register by June 1. nnSummer Youth Golf Clinic/League — Fridays, June 12 through Aug. 7, 10 a.m. TRC’s golf program is designed for beginner, novice and advanced junior golfers ages 6 through 15. The program includes two clinics and six weeks of league play. Clinics will focus on swing fundamentals, short game, putting, rules and etiquette. During clinics, the instructor will evaluate players and place them in a threehole, six-hole or nine-hole group for league play. Clinics on June 12 and 19 will be held at Edwin Shaw Challenge Golf Course, 1596 Flickinger Road, Akron. League play begins June 26 at Sunnyhill Golf Course, 3734 Sunnybrook Road, Kent. Cost is $155 for residents and $165 for nonresidents. Register by June 3.

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LAUGH ANYWAY

by Jennifer BrockGeiger Outskirts Press $9.95 Outskirtspress.com.

Author and Cuyahoga Falls resident Jennifer BrockGeiger called her novel “the little black book of laughs,” and includes 100 pages of anecdotes which include many references to Cuyahoga Falls and Northeast Ohio. A short, fun filled read for adults and people who like quick wit and are not easily offended!!!

Brock-Geiger graduated from Cuyahoga Falls High School in 1994 and currently lives in Cuyahoga Falls with her husband and two sons. She worked in school health in the local public schools and spent the last couple years teaching in the middle school health SEE BOOKS, PAGE 26

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Laurey (Abbey Kane) and Curly (Jonathan Gruich) embrace while an angry Jud (Jason Calvert) watches. This photo was taken during a rehearsal prior to opening week.

Fight choreographer John Davis, right, talks to Jason Calvert, left, who plays Jud Fry, and Jonathan Gruich, center, who plays Curly, about one of the final scenes in “Oklahoma.”

E AT H E R VA N E ’ S final show of the season, the musical “Oklahoma”

by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, will combine classic touches inspired by the original creators and local touches, said director and choreographer Sarah Bailey.

Much of the choreography, Bailey said, comes from Agnes de Mille, who originated the dance choreography in “Oklahoma.”

“I watched a lot of different versions of ‘Oklahoma,’” Bailey said.

“I’ve referred heavily to the choreography by Agnes de Mille. This is a very dance-heavy show. It’s been a lot of work for me. I’d choreograph a number in my living room before coming to rehearsals to teach everyone.”

One thing that made “Oklahoma” stand out when it first was staged is that the music and dance numbers fit in with the action of the musical, Bailey said.

“The dances aren’t just put there; they do forward the story,” Bailey said.

A personal touch Bailey said that she added to the show was adding children to the cast; the play doesn’t have roles written for children.

“I wanted it to look like a town, and I don’t think it would have had just adults,” she said.

Bailey said there was a mix of newcomers and Weathervane veterans in the cast.

One actor who is making his stage debut is Scott Thanasiu, who plays Mike, whom Thanasiu called “a disgruntled farmer.”

“My interest in theater was rekindled by my children,” Thanasiu said, adding that his daughters are active with the theater. He added that while he’d been mulling the possibility of auditioning for some time, hearing about a friend’s plan to audition for “Oklahoma” finally spurred him into trying out.

“A friend, who also is in this play, had auditioned and asked my family ‘hey, is Scott going to audi-

tion?’” Thanasiu asked. “That rekindled the spark I had, so I went for it.”

Thanasiu said that his first experience on stage has been enjoyable, and that he hopes it is not his last.

“I had no idea it was going to be this fun,” he said. “The learning process has been enjoyable, and it allows you to be vulnerable in a supportive environment.”

Abbey Kane, who plays Laurey, said that while she had never been in a production of “Oklahoma,” she had done many of the songs for recital.

“I know it so well,” said Kane, a musical theater major at Kent State University. “I’ve sung music from it before in class, I feel like I’ve been in it. But this is my first production.”

Kane said a challenge in this production was singing and dancing in the long skirts and petticoats the period piece requires for the women.

“The most challenging part is learning to adjust to the petticoats,” Kane said. “It’s one thing to just learn the Dream Ballet in your regular clothes, but do dance it with a costume that weights about 30 pounds is another experience.”

SHOW INFORMATION “Oklahoma” runs June 4 through 28. Shows are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 2:30 p.m.

Weathervane Playhouse is at 1301 Weathervane Lane in Akron.

For details or tickets, call 330-8362626 or visit www.weathervaneplayhouse.com online.

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Western Reserve Playhouse opens summer season with ‘Always a Bridesmaid’

W. P. DREMAK

We s t e r n R e s e r v e Playhouse will launch its 59th season with the comedy “Always A Bridesmaid” by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten.

The play runs June 5 through 20, with shows on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 p.m.

In this comedic romp, four friends have sworn to keep the promise they made the night of their Senior Prom: to be in each other’s wedding ... no matter what.

Libby Ruth (played

by Pat Robertell-Hudson), Deedra (Keri Lambert), Monette

(Tammy Carder), and Charlie (Eve Baird) are committed to the notion that careers, waistlines and even marriages may disappear, but real friendships last a lifetime. They repeatedly struggle to stage the perfect wedding in spite of fistfights at the

altar, runaway brides (Rosilyn Jentner/Cicora) and the mistaken and unfortunate release of a flock of white doves on the first day of hunting season despite the efforts of the energetic hostess Sedalia (Janice Wedge).

Board Member Sid

Freeman acts as Producer, and W. P. Dremak will direct.

Call 330-620-7314 for details and reservations.

We s t e r n R e s e r v e Playhouse is at 3326 Everett Road at the Bath/ Richfield Township line in Summit County.

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Cuyahoga Falls actor, author unveils newest Mark Twain book Mark Twain’s Guide to Diet, Exercise, Beauty, Fashion, Investment, Romance, Health and Happiness, collected and edited by longtime Cuyahoga Falls resident Mark Dawidziak, will be unveiled at a 7 p.m. book launch event at the Beachwood branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library on June 4.

Dawidziak and his wife, Sara Showman, cofounders of the Largely Literary Theater Company, also will be premiering a one-act show based on material in the book. The book, published this month by Prospect Park Books, collects the writer’s ofMARK DAWIDZIAK AS MARK TWAIN ten politically incorrect and always unapologet- ing to swearing.

Dawidziak does,” doc- Mark Twain’s Guide to ically honest advice on “Nobody gets Mark u m e n t a r y f i l m m a k- Diet, Exercise, Beauty, everything from drink- Twain the way Mark er Ken Burns says of Fashion, Investment,

Romance, Health and Happiness. “Here is the master in all of his certainty, humor, and undertow. This book wonderfully underscores how contemporary Mark Twain is and always will be.”

The book launch event in Beachwood will include the performance, a question-andanswer period and book signing. Dawidziak, the television critic at Cleveland’s Plain Dealer, also will be signing Mark Twain in Ohio, published in April by Rod Serling Books. It details Twain’s many connections to the Buckeye State and his visits to, among other cities, Akron, Cleveland, Ravenna, Wooster and Columbus.

The library is at 25501

Shaker Boulevard in Beachwood. To register for the free event, go to www.cuyahogalibrary. org/Events.aspx.

For information, call 216-831-6868.

The national book launch for Mark Twain’s Guide to Diet, Exercise, Beauty, Fashion, Investment, Romance, Health and Happiness June 7 at the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford, Conn. Among the places Dawidziak and Showman have been asked to perform Twain shows this summer at the Thurber House in Columbus, the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia, and the Center for Mark Twain Studies in Elmira, New York.

through today’s headlines filled with celebrity intrigue, corporate greed, and a roller-coaster economy. Batchelor shows why and how Gatsby has become part of the fiber of the American ethos and an important tool in helping readers to better comprehend their lives and the broader world around them.

“From nearly-forgotten 1920s time capsule, Gatsby transformed into a revered cultural touchstone,” said Batchelor.

“Fitzgerald’s novel is now folklore and resonates with readers interested in the fulfillment of the American Dream, as well as people struggling with the same uncertainties as characters in the book. We use the terms Gatsby and Gatsby-esque as filler for so many ideas and meanings and have for nine-

ty years.”

The interdisciplinary book also highlights how American culture has grown and shifted from the 1920s through today by looking at Gatsby’s bearing on romance, reading, celebrity, and the American Dream, as well as detailed analysis of the many film versions, including the 2013 Baz Luhrmann blockbuster.

Batchelor, a noted cultural historian and biographer, has published widely on popular culture, modern American literature, and mass communications. Among his more than 25 books books are John Updike: A Critical Biography.

Batchelor edits several book series for Rowman & Littlefield, including “Contemporary American Literature” and “Great Authors/Great Works.”

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THE LORDS OF REMGELDON

by Florence Joanne Reid Xlibris $19.99 paperback, $3.99 eBook http://www.xlibris.com Florence Joanne Reid of Twinsburg recently published her first novel, a fantasy called “The Lords of Remgeldon.”

Reid, 77, has been writing books for about the last 30 years and her life long dream was to publish one of her books.

In the story, Lord Darak, after sixteen years, was about to meet his grown son whom he had left as a baby with the mountain dwarves to raise. All the while, he has been sitting atop the mountain, guarding his son from the evil mage Zandrax and Queen Adrianna.

PRINCESS ZOE DANCES

by Alicia Marie Hopkins $8.99 paperback, $8.54 eBook Tate Publishing https://www.tatepublishing.com/ Alicia Marie Hop kins, a resident of Fair-

lawn, recently published her book, Princess Zoe Dances. In the book, Zoe writes a letter to Papa God after a time of dancing. Princess Zoe dances; a story of life built upon imagination that takes a young girl’s way of survival and turns it into picturesque view of what the supernatural power of what God’s love can do. She is captivated by a simple heartbeat, a story of life, liberty, and freedom.

who is awakened in the night by the news that her loving husband, Paul, has been shot during a robbery. She is stunned.

Arriving at the hospital to discover he has died shakes her world.

When she finally emerges from the fog of her life, it dawns on her that something is amiss in the way Paul died. What was really going on?

As Brea searches for answers, she discovers things she never knew, things she’s not sure she wants to know. Delving THE APPLE OF MY EYE into the mysteries that

by Mary Ellen Bramsurround her brings sevwell eral questions to the fore$16.95, $6.99 ebook front of Brea’s thoughts.

Black Rose Writing www.maryellenbramGATSBY: THE CULTURAL well.com HISTORY OF THE GREAT Mary Ellen Bramwell AMERICAN NOVEL of Solon recently pubby Bob Batchelor lished her debut novel, $25 paperback “The Apple of My Eye.” Rowman & Littlefield It is the story of Brea www.bobbatchelor.com Cass, a young mother

Great Gatsby fans may want to check out author and Munroe Falls resident Bob Batchelor’s “Gatsby: The Cultural History of the Great American Novel.” “The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald celebrates its 90th anniversary this year.

More than any other American novel, Gatsby transcended its era to become a cultural touchstone, essentially securing its status as “The Great American Novel.”

In Gatsby: The Cultural History of the Great American Novel, the author demonstrates the book’s pervasive significance on the ideals at the heart of American culture.

Batchelor explores the novel’s birth, life, and enduring influence, from the novel’s appearance in the heady year of 1925

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147th annual Tallmadge Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony Jim Forsythe, right, American Legion Post 255 Commander, addresses those gathered at Tallmadge Cemetery for the Memorial Day Ceremony.

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n remembrance and honor of veterans who died while serving this country, Tallmadge observed Memorial Day with its 147th annual parade and service. According to Jim Forsythe, Tallmadge American Legion Post 255 commander, “Memorial Day is a time to reflect and honor this country’s war dead, for they gave their all.”

At right, Tallmadge Primetimers’ members wave to the crowd assembled along the Circle.

Tallmadge Deputy Fire Chief Mike Passarelli and fellow firefighters stand and salute.

As is tradition, Don Reisig, above, sits atop the Tallmadge Historical Society’s antique firetruck during the parade. Below, the Tallmadge High School Marching Band performs.

Ohio National Guard members fire a rifle volley.

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Himalayan bowls, Kathleen Calby introduces attendees to new discoveries about sound and offers a relaxing concert. nnHealthy Eating from Mustard Seed Market — July 28, 6:30 p.m. Learn with Mustard Seed Market & Café as it extends its 33 years of experience in the all-natural health food industry in this class, demonstration and sampling.

Community Wellness Coordinator Gabriel Riazi will teach how to take control of one’s kitchen while adhering to a budget. Produce delicious food the entire family will enjoy with an awareness of the current state of food and terminology. Those who arrive with an open mind will surely depart with satisfied taste buds and the knowledge to help take control of one’s personal food choices. nnLocal Author Amanda Flower — Aug. 4, 7 p.m. Meet local and Christie Award-nominated author Amanda Flower as she discusses her newest books, “The Final Reveille” and “Murder, Served Simply.” nnBook Discussions — Mondays, 6:30 p.m.

• June 8 — “Before I Go to Sleep” by S. J. Watson • July 13 — “One Last Dance”by Mardo Williams • Aug. 10 — “Life After Life” by Kate Atkinson Computer Training — Attendance will be based on a numbering system with 15 tickets being distributed outside the classroom 30 minutes prior to class start.

• July 27, 2 p.m. — Google Drive 1 • July 27, 6 p.m. — Internet Travel • July 28, 2 p.m. — Ravelery.com • July 30, 10:30 a.m. — Google Drive 2 Knit & Crochet Club — Thursdays, June 4, July 2, Aug. 6, 3 to 4:30 p.m.

Tallmadge Branch Library Hours

• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday — 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

• Wednesday, Friday — Noon to 6 p.m.

• Saturday —- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Closed Sunday The Tallmadge Branch Library is located at 90 Community Road.

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baseball team’s season ends in hudson nnBlue devils fall to poland seminary in regional semifiby Frank Aceto Associate Sports Editor

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SPORTS NEWS Golf outing to benefit church youth nnThe First United Methodist Church in Cuyahoga Falls’ 10th annual Walter “Bud” Mills Golf Outing is scheduled to take place June 27 at Rawiga Golf Club in Rittman.

There will be a shotgun start set for 1 p.m. There is an early bird discount if registered before June 8. Registration forms are available online at www.firstchurchcf.com or in the church office, 245 Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls .

For more information and costs, call Dean Wagner at 330-923-5241, ext. 221. The proceeds benefit the First Church Epworth youth.

Baseball summer camp coming

nnEarn It! Athletic Academy is the host site for a four-day summer baseball camp, which is scheduled to take place June 15, 16, 22 and 23.

New York Mets scout Tom Aspero will direct the program in conjunction with U.S. Baseball Academy.

Classes are available for players in grades 1 through 12 and are limited to six players per coach.

To register, visit www.USBaseballAcademy.com, or call toll-free 866-622-4487.

Play on links June 12 in Doylestown

nnCatholic Charities Community Services of Summit County is scheduled to have its 20th annual golf outing June 12 at Chippewa Golf Club in Doylestown.

Registration and check-in is set to begin at 9 a.m. followed by a 10 a.m. shotgun start.

To register for the golf outing or to find out about individual and corporate sponsorships, call 330-762-2961, ext.

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Ben Pratt tries to make an off-balance throw to first base against Woodridge earlier in the season. Tallmadge lost to Poland Seminary 6-4 May 28 at The Ballpark at Hudson.

Hudson — Some people may have thought they had no business being there.

But Tallmadge fans know better than that.

When it comes to baseball, the Blue Devils are always formidable.

Once again, that didn’t change in 2015. Unfortunately, Tallmadge ran into a team that was just a little better than it was.

The Blue Devils’ season came to an end after losing to Poland Seminary 6-4 in a Division II regional semifinal game May 28 at The Ballpark at Hudson.

With the loss, Tallmadge, which suffered an eight-game losing streak to fall to 8-12 at one point in the season, finished 15-15.

The Bulldogs, who finished sixth in the final Associated Press Divi-

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15-15 sion II state rankings, improved to 26-2.

“I’m proud of our guys,” Blue Devils head coach Kenny Linn said.

“We were 8-12 at one point and we didn’t know which way to go.

We just went up against a team that was better than us.”

Despite some massive control problems in the bottom of the second inning, right-hander Jared Burkert went the distance on the mound to improve to 7-0.

He had a 1.80 earned run average heading into the game.

Burkert looked like he was ready to implode in the bottom of the second.

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Track and field athletes compete in Austintown nn Junior places sixth in the pole vault Staff report The Tallmadge boys track and field team was in 15th place after the first day of the 26-team Austintown-Fitch Division I regional meet May 27.

The regional meet was scheduled to conclude May 29. Results were not available at press time.

Junior Dalton McNeal finished sixth in the pole vault with a vault of 13 feet.

He was tied with Wadsworth’s Danny Malkowski and Justin Palitto for fourth. But Malkowski had a leap of 13-1 in the jumpoff to get the final qualifying spot.

The top four individuals in each event and the top four relay teams advanced to the Division I state meet, which is scheduled for June 5 and 6 at The Ohio State University’s Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Columbus.

The boys 3,200-meter relay team of seniors Nick Murray, Zack Murray and Nick Penix and

junior Sam Kirkbaumer placed 16th (8:44.98).

Junior Jeff Favinger finished 12th in his heat in the 300 hurdles with a time of 41.28 seconds.

He did not qualify for the finals.

The Tallmadge boys and girls teams competed at the AustintownFitch Division I district meet May 22.

The girls team finished seventh out of 16 teams with 36 points.

Solon easily won the competition with 130.5 points and Warren Harding (99) and Geneva (95) placed second and third, respectively.

The boys team finished 10th out of 15 teams with 29 points.

Fitch won with 145 points and Solon (125) and Bainbridge Township Kenston (65.5) placed second and third, respectively.

On the girls’ side, Brittney Harris took third in the 100 hurdles with a time of 16.13 seconds.

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Dalton McNeal placed sixth in the pole vault during the Austintown-Fitch Division II reSEE track, Page 30 gional meet May 27.

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Baseball from PAGE 29

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Alex McGraw jumps over a hurdle during the shuttle hurdle relays earlier in the season. Several Tallmadge track and field athletes competed at a Division I regional meet May 27 in Austintown.

track from PAGE 29

Lexi Zehner advanced with a third-place finish in the long jump (15 feet, 2.75 inches).

She also qualified in the pole vault (second, 10 feet).

On the boys’ side, Favinger qualified with a third-place time of 41.08 seconds in the 300 hurdles.

The following Tallmadge athletes also

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• 110 hurdles: Alex McGraw, seventh, 17.51 • 400: Zack Murray, seventh, 53.25 • 800: Nick Murray, sixth, 2:00.29 • 1,600 relay: Nick Murray, John Zolton, Zack Murray and Kirkbaumer, fifth, 3:29.61 Email: faceto@recordpub.com Phone: 330-541-9444 Facebook: FrankAcetoRecordPublishingCoSports Twitter: FrankAceto_RPC

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wasted no time getting back in the game.

The Bulldogs scored four times in the top of the third on five hits.

Senior left fielder Nick Romeo and junior center fielder Eric White got things started with singles and junior shortstop Anthony Calcagni made it 4-1 with a single to left-center.

After Woods got the next batter to fly out to left, senior third baseman Dom Lipari smacked a two-run double over Gergely’s head near the fence in left.

Lipari then scored the tying run on a runscoring single to center by senior catcher Ricky Svetlak.

That hit knocked Woods out of the game as Pratt took over on the mound.

Pratt got the next two batters, but then ran into trouble in the fourth.

Po l a n d S e m i n a r y scored what turned out to be the go-ahead runs in that inning.

Things started smoothly for Pratt, who struck out the first batter. But Romeo followed with a single to left and White reached on a throwing error at third.

After the error, Linn brought in senior righthanded pitcher John Rensel with one out and runners on first and second.

Rensel got Calcagni to ground out to short for the second out, but both runners moved a base.

Unfortunately, that’s when Rensel struggled with his grip.

He delivered two wild pitches, which allowed both runs to score to make it 6-4.

Rensel wound up finishing the game for the Blue Devils.

Tallmadge made some noise in the bottom of

the seventh.

Rensel and junior right fielder Tyler Duben reached on singles to lead off the inning.

But Burkert retired the next three batters to end the game. He finished with four strikeouts and threw 124 pitches.

The Blue Devils outhit the Bulldogs 10-7 and finished with three errors. Poland Seminary did not commit an error.

Tallmadge, which made its first regional appearance since 2012, was just 5-for-18 with runners on base. Pratt took the loss on the mound to finish 0-3 in 2015.

“At one point, we lost three weeks in a row,” Linn said. “On May 9, we beat Cuyahoga Falls [10-4] and sort of turned the corner.”

Linn said goodbye to Rensel, Woods and Noel.

“They’re great kids,” he said. “They provided significant contributions for us throughout their careers. I will definitely miss them.”

While Linn certainly would love to have his three seniors back for at least one more year, he is excited about the future.

Tallmadge started five freshmen in Gergely, Seeker, Boyd, Burick and second baseman Phillip Glasser in a regional semifinal contest.

“It’s an outstanding experience for our group coming back,” Linn said.

“We had juniors who reached the district final and sophomores and now they got to play in regionals as sophomores.

“I have five freshmen who got to play in significant games. I’m very excited about the future.”

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Tallmadge took advantage of three hits, including two infield singles, and three bases-loaded walks to take a 4-0 lead.

Senior catcher Matt Noel, who was threw out a runner trying to steal second base in the first, got things started with a single to right field.

Freshman third baseman Zach Boyd followed with a liner off the third baseman’s glove for a single.

Freshman designated hitter Scott Seeker then laid down a bunt that wound up bouncing over Burkert’s head for an infield single.

That loaded the bases and that’s when Burkert started to have a hard time finding the plate.

He issued a basesloaded walk to junior shortstop Ben Pratt.

Then freshman left fielder Seth Gergely gave the Blue Devils a 2-0 lead with a single to left.

Burkert then issued back-to-back walks to freshman center fielder Jared Burick and senior right-handed pitcher Will Woods to make it 4-0.

But Burkert retired the next three batters in order and took control the rest of the way.

It wasn’t easy, though.

He gave up five hits and issued one walk the rest of the way. Still, Tallmadge couldn’t push another runner home.

“I thought we were going to break it open even more in the second inning with all the walks,” Linn said. “In a game like this, you almost have to rely on someone making a mistake.

We just couldn’t get the big hit.”

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ATHLETE NEWS OHSAA’s constitution, bylaws changes pass

scheduled to host three tryout sessions in the Akron area for age 9-and-younger and 14-and-younger boy and girl soccer players for the upcoming fall season.

nnOhio High School Athletic The first session is set to Association member schools take place June 2 from 7 to passed all nine proposed 8:30 p.m. at Akron Fields, 73 constitution and bylaws reviWest Rosewood Ave. sions which were on the balThe remaining two seslot this spring.

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he Tallmadge age 8-and-younger Bomb Squad baseball team defeated the Avon Lake Scrappers to win the Nordonia Baseball Bash May 17. Pictured are, front row, from left, Gabe Jones, Warner Carter, Caleb Reifsnyder, Luke Mager and Joe Casalinova; middle row, Braden Moses, Nate Cross, Talan Natcher, Michael Ciavolella and Brady Headrick; and back row, coaches Shawn Jones, Dominic Ciavolella, Tom Headrick, Mike Reifsnyder and Doug Moses.

The approved changes, which include eight for high schools and one for seventhand eihth-grade schools, will go into effect Aug. 1.

A simple majority is all that is required for a proposed amendment to be adopted.

The OHSAA’s annual referendum voting period ran from May 1 to 15.

Each member school has one vote, which is cast by the principal.

After 821 ballots were mailed to member high schools in late April, 691 were returned for a voter participation of 84 percent.

There are 832 member seventh- and eighth-grade schools, with 401 returning ballots.

Try out for Liberty Futbol Club nnLiberty Futbol Club is

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Candidates should register for one of the three sessions online at LibertyFC.org.

Players must wear shin guards and soccer cleats and they should bring a water bottle and a soccer ball.

Visit LibertyFC.org for a complete coaching staff roster and for more information.

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The Bidding Documents may be purchased from SE Blueprint, 2035 Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44114 or 540 S. Main Street, Suite 211, Akron, Ohio at the non-refundable cost of $40.00 per set, check only made payable to SE Blueprint. Shipping charges are separate and are the responsibility of each bidder. Bidding documents may also be viewed at www.plancycle.com.

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By Order of the Council of the City of Hudson, Ohio Elizabeth Slagle, Clerk HH 5-24 & 31 11983826

LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF MUNROE FALLS, OHIO SUMMIT COUNTY Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Service Director, 43 Munroe Falls Avenue, Munroe Falls, Ohio until 10:00 am. local time on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 for furnishing all labor, materials and equipment necessary to complete the project known as 2015 Waterline Improvements and Pavement Project (for Game Drive with Alternates for Castle Drive and Gay Road), and at said time and place, publicly opened and read aloud.

Contract documents, bid sheets, plans and specifications may be obtained for $40.00 per set at said office. Checks shall be made payable to the City of Munroe Falls.

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Shipping charges are separate and are the responsibility of each bidder. Plans may be viewed at www.plancycle.com 4. The City of Hudson, Ohio reserves the right to reject any or all Bids, and to waive all information not involving price, time, or changes in the work.

By Order of the Council of the City of Hudson, Ohio Elizabeth Slagle, Clerk HH 5-24 & 31 11983821 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 1. SEALED BIDS for the furnishing of the necessary materials and construction of 2015 CRACK SEALING PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OF HUDSON, OHIO will be received by the City Engineer at the Municipal Services Center, 115 Executive Parkway, Suite 400, Hudson, Ohio 44236 until 9:30 AM, LOCAL TIME TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 2015

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Bidders must comply with the prevailing wage rates on Public Improvements in Summit County and the City of Munroe Falls, Ohio as determined by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, Wage and Hour Division, (614) 644-2239.

The City of Munroe Falls, through its duly authorized and constituted officials, reserves the right to waive irregularities and to reject any or all bids.

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Maxim Healthcare Services We are hosting an onsite application/interview process for healthcare professionals.

We are looking for qualified HHA's, STNA's, LPN's, and RN's to help us continue to grow in the Summit County and surrounding areas.

Please come to The Job Ctr on June 1st from 10a-2p 1040 East Tallmadge Ave, Akron, Ohio, 44310 1018878000

1. Separated 2. 32-card game 3. Guides a vehicle 4. A brief run of luck 5. Baby bed 6. Manuscript gaps 7. Overdose 8. Yes in Spanish 9. Dog-____: shabby & worn 10. Mark with an asterisk 13. Potato state 14. Cereal giant 15. Lawn, sedge & cereal 20. Tin 21. -__, denotes past 22. Interpret written words 23. Jelly-like colloid 27. Speed of sound 29. Initials of “Jezebel” actress 30. Not wet 31. Supervises flying 32. In the year of Our Lord 33. Stood for election

75 State Wide Sales ENJOY 100% guaranteed, delivered-to-the-door Omaha Steaks! SAVE 78% PLUS 4 FREE Burgers - The Happy Family Banquet ONLY $49.99. ORDER Today 1-800-615-0980 use code FZH or www.OmahaSteaks.com/ sp85 Sales Stop OVERPAYING for your prescriptions! Save up to 93%! Call our licensed Canadian and International pharmacy service to compare prices and get $15.00 off your first prescription and FREE Shipping. 1-800-618-5313 Sales THRILL DAD with 100% guaranteed, delivered-to-the-door Omaha Steaks! SAVE 69% PLUS 4 FREE Burgers - The Favorite Gift - ONLY $49.99. ORDER Today 1-800-615-0980 use code sp85 or www.OmahaSteaks.com/ FZH

75 State Wide TROUBLE BATHING? We can replace your old tub with a new, Easy-toUse Walk-In Bathtub or Shower IN JUST ONE DAY. Price by Phone!

From $99 a Month or One Year Same As Cash!

EASY BATH 1-866-425-5591 WANT A PRINT AD that reaches over 2,000,000 OHIO READERS in just 7 days?

Your ad can be Display or Classified... "One Call, One Fee, 127 Ohio News papers, Big Results." Call Mitch at the Ohio Newspaper Association (Columbus, Ohio): 614-486-6677 WANT A PRINT AD that reaches over 2,000,000 OHIO READERS in just 7 days? Your ad can be Display or Classified…

"One Call, One Fee, 127 Ohio Newspapers, Big Results." Call Mitch at the Ohio Newspaper Association (Columbus, Ohio): 614-486-6677

75 State Wide Werner Enterprises is HIRING! Dedicated, Regional & OTR opportunities!

Need your CDL? 3 wk training available! Don't wait, call today to get started! 1-866-203-8445

105 General Help Wanted

$300 Hiring Bonus

CLEANING PT/FT housecleaning positions. M-F, Day schedules,$9-$13/hr Monthly Bonuses, No exp. nec.

Heavenly Touch Maids (330) 929-3410

Robeck has an immediate opening in our warehouse with benefits. Send resume to positions@ robeckfluidpower.com Summer Position.

Private company.

Mowing, trimming, clean up, yard work. Full time.

Call Ray 216-367-7000 TWINSBURG VETERINARY HOSPITAL & PET LODGE Now accepting applications for Kennel & Veterinary assistants or techs.

Hiring for all shifts. Email trician@twinsburgvet.com

110 Drivers / Trucking

Drivers Class A CDL

COSMETOLOGISTS Immediate opening for PT & FT stylist. Open Tues - Sun hourly pay, built in clientele plus bonus. 440-542-1750

Min. 2 yrs exp. • Clean MVR Good Pay & Benefits • Home daily • No touch freight • FT Days & Nights • Streetsboro

Premier Streetsboro Apt. community seeking FT Leasing Consultant. Great pay. Benefits. Must work weekends. Apply in person at 9250 Shady Lake Dr. Streetsboro, 44241 Mon-Fri., 9:30-5:30. Drug free workplace. No Phone Calls

Jim 800-621-1478 x 131 or fill out an online application at www.fabexpress.com

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PAGE 34 Sunday, May 31, 2015 110 Drivers / Trucking Hiring Drivers to assist in the ongoing growth of our business. CDL Positions also available.

Candidates must possess a clean driving record.

Apply in Person at: 1210 Massillon Rd Akron, 44315 MUST BRING CURRENT MVR (Motor Vehicle Report)

125 Medical / Healthcare

Classes for STNA training. Caregiver Aides needed.

330-923-5859 CROWN AND BRIDGE DENTAL LAB Looking for a part-time experienced CERAMIST must have exp. in all fields of dental lab. Fax resume to 330-920-1611

130 Administrative / Office CHURCH OFFICE ADMINISTRATION in Hudson.

PART TIME, 3 days a week.

8am-5pm. Duties include data entry, phones, mailing, & general office work. Good communications skills & ability to multi-task essential.

Experience with MS Office (Word, Excel, Publisher) required.

E-mail resume & compensation requirements to dfinkes@hudsonucc.org Needed: Fulltime Church Secretary in Cuyahoga Falls. Must be organized, computer knowledge, good communication & friendly.

Send resume to: Melchizedek712@gmail.com PT Office Position for RC Concrete Leveling. 12+ yrs exp. prf'd. 330-434-3127

Steve@rcconcreteleveling.com

Robeck located in Aurora requires a Part Time Receptionist.

Send resume to positions@ robeckfluidpower.com

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Tommy's Bar

1548 Home Avenue, Akron Upscale bar hiring Experienced staff - FT & PT Bartenders • Wait Staff & Kitchen Help. Apply after 5pm. Closed Sun. & Mon. Very Busy Cafe & Bar, Hiring All Positions. Seeking Talented, Energetic & Self Motivated Individuals. Competitive Wages, Great Tips.

Apply in Person: Fisher's Cafe & Pub, 1600 Main St. Peninsula, Ohio.

Visit www.fisherscafe.com

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schedule & be available to work on any shift.

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Laurel Lake provides a nicotine free work environment with friendly staff & wonderful residents.

Interested candidates may directly contact our Assistant Director of Clinical Services, Lisa Burlison, at # 330-655-1413 and also visit the Laurel Lake website to directly apply for this position online by going to www.laurellake.org E/O/E/M/F/D/A/V

130 Administrative / Office Hiring professionals with office experience.

Applicants must be a self-motivated team player.

ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS CRITICAL. PT & FT positions available.

Apply in Person at: 1210 Massillon Rd Akron, OH 44315

CUSTOMER SERVICE / SCHEDULER

Responsible for scheduling production of hot rolled steel coils in an efficient & productive manner to meet customer demands. Must be able to adapt to constant changes, challenges & meet deadlines. Position requires clerical & data entry skills, strong organizational & communication skills & ability to work effectively with fellow employees & customers. 2-4 years’ experience with a customer service emphasis in manufacturing desired. Steel industry experience preferred. Offering full range of employee benefits & competitive wages.

Qualified candidates send resume and salary history: Attn: CS/ SCHEDULER-RP Via E-Mail: resumes@samuelsteel.com Via Mail: Samuel Steel Pickling Co. 1400 Enterprise Pky Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 NO PHONE CALLS, VISITS OR FAXES (Equal Opportunity Employer)

197 Skilled Trade Experienced finish carpenter needed. 45 year company. Kitchen & Bath Specialty. Benefits. Call 330-929-2260 for interview.

TALLMADGE EXPRESS | www.tallmadgeexpress.com

197 Skilled Trade

250 Garage/Yard Sales

250 Garage/Yard Sales

Sitework Construction Co. Looking for exp'd heavy equipment operators mainly in Streetsboro, Hudson and other OH areas. Pipe laying / underground utility exp. preferred. Salary based on exp.

Benefits include health, dental, vision, life & 401k. Email mike@jspexcavating.com

Cuyahoga Falls 2256 11th St. Saturday and Sunday June 6&7 from 9 am to 2 pm.

Clothes, household items, futon, large chair with ottoman, rocking chair kids items and more!

MOVING SALE!

THE FIREPLACE SHOPPE OF NORTHFIELD INC. IS HIRING FOR SUB CONTRACTORS TO BUILD OUTSIDE FIREPLACES, INCLUDING CHIMNEY REBUILDS & ANY MASONRY REPAIRS. CALL BONNIE @

330-468-0303.

200 Antiques / Collectibles HUDSON; Antique professionally restored Brunswick Balke Collender Pool Table.

Mfg in June 1900. 8' table. 3" slate. Period accessories included. Asking $8900/OBO. (Appraised $10,000 to $17,000. Email 63homesale@gmail.com

220 Construction Equipment 1976 1-Ton FORD 350 Dump Truck, $2500 (330) 603-5766

235 Firewood / Fuel !!!HEETER ENTERPRISE!!!

Serving the Area for 43 Years Seasoned firewood 1yr $160 delivered & stacked- 4'x8'x18" 330-626-4320 • 800-231-4320 Lic #14-0056

250 Garage/Yard Sales ANTIQUES ONLY BARN SALE SAGAMORE/NORTHFIELD 1105 Nesbitt Rd. Fri, June 5 & Sat, June 6 8am-4pm Rain/Shine Huge Variety BIG HUDSON SALE 353 W Streetsboro St Babies, Kids, Electronics, Sports Equipment, Knick Knacks and more. Something for everyone. 9:30am to 3pm June 5th and 6th.

CUYAHOGA FALLS 4TH ANNUAL CHURCH & NEIGHBORHOOD SALE Sat. 6/6 9a - 3p.

Grace Summit Comm. Church 2960 Bailey Rd. (Corner of Monroe St.) OVER 30 FAMILIES! Toys, furn, antiques,.

Christmas, kids clothes.

Too much to list!

Food / music.

Rain Date: June 13th

Hudson -Towbridge Dev. Neighborhood Sale. June 5 & 6, 8:30-3pm. Toys,clothing, home decor & much more!!

Hudson 7280 Dillman Drive 8-3 Thur 6/4 Fri 6/5 Queen Hitchcock beds mahogany 3pc wallunit, garden-fountain/ pots /birdbath, 9' market umbrella, Caliphalon,fabrics/yardage /4pillows/quilts, sleepingbag, Christmas Dec, firepl.screen, duvets/throws/ blankets, lamps, jewelry, furniture,dolls.

Hudson Neighborhood Sale Nottingham Gate Estates: Cheshire, Wilshire, Knollshire, Abbyshire Roads.

Fri, June 5 & Sat, June 6.

8-2. Furniture, household, clothing, beer and wine bottles by the case. Too much to list!

HUDSON, 2555 Barlow Rd., June 4-5-6, 9-2pm. Sm appls, hand tools, bikes, Phaltzgraff canister set, 2 trac lights, Magic Bullet, books, misc.

HUDSON, 7590 Wake Robin, (off Middleton) Fri-Sat, June 5-6, 8-1p, Little Tikes sandbox & toybox, console piano, antique record stand, record albums, receiver, turntable, uphol. rocking chair, girls clothes sz 6-10, books, toys, housewares, great stuff!

HUDSON, 92 S Hayden Pkwy., Thurs-Fri, June 4-5, 8-3pm.

Girls & teen clothing, accessories, books, toys, American Girl, household, and crafts.

HUDSON, Manor Dr. Multi-Family Sale. Sat June 6th, 9-Noon. Patio furn, baby items, much misc.

IMAGINE THE PAWSABILITIES RUMMAGE SALE June 5th-6th, 9-5 pm New! Preview Night!

June 4th, 6-8 pm $10 per person. Stow Kent Shopping Center 4301 Kent Rd, Stow 44224 All Proceeds benefit our shelter animals.

KENT Four Seasons, 5956 Horning Rd., June 6th, 9-3pm.

Vintage glassware, Fiesta Ware, home decor, furn, portable washer, elec scooter, Items Too numerous to mention

Cuyahoga Falls 2716 Tifft St HUGE 10+ family sale, Sat. only June 6th 8AM-3PM, furn, household, kitchenware, books, children's. Too much to list! No Early Birds!

Cuyahoga Falls 3379 Sandalwood Lane Neighborhood Garage Sale, Creekside Ridge, off Chart Road. Fri & Sat, June 5/6 @ 8am-4pm. 5 houses!

Cuyahoga Falls 771 Munroe Falls Ave Moving/Yard Sale Saturday, June 6, 9 to 4.

Household items, clothing, games, toys, appliances, much more!

CUYAHOGA FALLS- 2704 11th St. June 5&6 9a-3p.

Household items, motorized bike, chairs, lots of choices!

MOVING SALE HUDSON 1949 Middleton Road 6/5-6/6 10am-4pm Includes furniture, Flanders hardwood bedroom set, Braxton-Culler wicker w/marble tops, bunk/futon, drop leaf table, painted bedroom set, household items and decor, hand, power and gardening tools, 12 ft. ladder, high end patio set inc. chaise and glider, wrought iron chairs, golf clubs, teen clothing.

Cuy Falls (area 44264)- 82 Boulder Blvd. May 29-30-31 10am-4pm. Qn oak Cochrane 5 pc bedroom set, Heritage Brown East Court bedroom set, Qn Heritage sleigh bed 4 pc set, Win left wedge desk purchased at Andrea's, brown 6 pc rot iron patio set, med brown suede couch & matching recliner like new cond, Exercise equip, lamps, end tables, many household items, Creative Memories & Mary Kay products at 50% off.

No Early Birds!

Munroe Falls 91 Carmia Road Munroe Falls 44262 HUGE ESTATE SALE, rain or shine. 1000's of items.

Something for everyone!

Furniture, tools, toys, glassware, appliances, collectables, books, manual and power garden tools, air compressor and air tools, china, silverware, much, much more. 5/30, 5/31 & 6/6, 6/7 9-4PM Corner of Spray Drive and Carmia Rd. 330.990.1755 STOW 1627 W. Arndale off Rt. 91, Thurs-Fri-Sat, June 4-5-6, 9-4pm. Household items. DOWNSIZING STOW, 3063 Ravineview Cir, Sat June 6th, 8:30-3pm.

MOVING SALE. Pressure washer, cabinet, ent center, baby items, crib, dishes, much more.

STOW-1696 Gorge Park Blvd Fri & Sat May 29 & 30, & June 6 9a-3p. Strollers. tools, furniture & pool table. Many household, kids& garage items, too much to list.

STREETSBORO Camelot Village Yard Sales Corner Rte 43 and Frost Rd., June 5-6-7, 9-4.

Large Sales, Great Items!!!

Tallmadge 799 Northeast Ave Misc household goods, furniture, many tools. 8am sharp until 2pm

Tallmadge Bentley Place Neighborhood Yard Sale Saturday, June 6 One day only 9 AM - 3 PM

Tallmadge Tallmadge Woods Friday and Saturday- May 29th and 30th from 9:00 – 4:00 pm The development is just south of 18 and the Tallmadge Rec Center- off of S. Munroe in Tallmadge Woods.

A variety of items will be for sale – clothes, furniture, antiques, toys and more!

WELLINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE June 5 & 6 Wellington is just south of Aurora Outlets 9a-4p each day 30+ Families/Homes participate PLEASE PARK OPPOSITE FIRE HYDRANTS

260 Horses / Livestock Horse boarding; trail rides, leasing, summer camps, lessons, parties,440-376-0098

265 Household Furnishings Broyhill Dining Room table w/ 6 Chairs and China Cabinet $875. 42" Round Dinette Table, (2) 12" leaves, 4 Chairs. $125. Dinette table with 2 chairs $50. 234-380-3708

270 Hunting / Fishing CCW New 8 hr 1 day class. range time & training material included. 330-631-6303

275 Lawn & Garden Annual Veg. & Flower Flats $13.50. Broccoli, Cauliflower, Brussel Sprouts, Lettuce.

Candy Onions. Rose Bushes & Perennials. Hanging Baskets $5 & Up. Evergreen Nursery 3420 S.R. 44 Rootstown 330-325-9634

280 Miscellaneous Merch.

MEADE 8" Newtonian Telescope. Many extras. Superb cond., $800. 330- 467-8558 WE RENT tables chairs, party canopies, large grills & many other of your party needs Delivery avail., American Rental Centers, 1100 Canton Rd., Akron 330-733-6254.

285 Monuments / Cemetery Lots Cemetery Lots 2 side x side, $990 each. Chestnut Hill Memorial Park, Cuy Falls Pmts available. 330-928-6115 CROWN HILL CEMETERY 6 lots, Section 8, Lot 118, all 6 for $2,600 obo 330 388-4873

Monument and Cemetery Lot: Estate Signature Black Granite stone with emblems, lettering, text and art included (42 x 8 x 30); Prime 2-grave lot at Akron Rosehill Cemetery, Section 30, Lot 53 (near cemetery exit on W. Market) $11,990. obo.

Call Al at 330-256-1777

290 Musical Instruments We Pay Cash For Used Instruments Akron Music/Howe Ave next to Staples330-945-6200

300 Pets / Supplies GOOD DOG Solutions for you & your dog.

In home behavioral dog training. Over 30 yrs exp. For consultation Call 330-701-9733 If you've lost your pet in Summit Co. check w/Summit Co. Animal Control 330-643-2845.

THE ANIMAL INN After 20 yrs., still the best in pet boarding & grooming.

330-655-3556

310 Sports / Fitness Lefty golf clubs. Good condition. Best offer.

330-928-0252

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335 Free Bees 16" electric chain saw $27.00 (330) 688-0438 20" TV,exc cond, w/remote, $40 (330) 633-7461 235/75/R15 (1) Mtd. on Chevy/GMC Alum. rim 95% tread $99 330-798-0531(text) 3D Train Cake Pan by Wilson!

Makes excellent Thomas cake! $10. 330-472-0629 4 pcs 8' long picket fence w/gate, never used $99 (330) 715-7855 50 piano rolls, large variety of songs. $99.00 OBO (330) 715-7855 70 linear feet of 4" flexible drainage pipe. $99.00 OBO (330) 715-7855 Baby Power Wheels $59.00 (330) 633-5517

335 Free Bees FREE BEES Enter your ad online for quick publication!

Go to www.recordpub.com and click on "Classified," then click "place your ad." Or, you can mail, or drop off your ad at our office.(MUST INCLUDE NAME, ADDRESS & PHONE NO.) No Pets, farm products or Plants. Maximum 3 ads per week. 1 Item per ad $10-$99 or item may be free. Runs 3 days in daily or 1 time in a weekly zone.

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email: class@recordpub.com PO Box 5199 1050 W. Main St. Kent, OH 44240 KING SIZE SHEETS (3) All For $60.00 N/B 330-703-0457

Back PAC with microcore Picnic plates, wineglass, more $40.00 N/B 330-703-0457

KOHLER NEWER WHITE CHINA STANDARD TOILET $75 OBO. 330-285-8296

BACK PACK-Camping Travel Pack EDDIE BAUER, $80.00, New w/Tags 330-618-0174

Laptop-HP Pavilion G7. Windows 7 . For parts only. 17.3" screen $ 35 330-945-4802.

Black & Decker cordless broom with charger & battery. $20 330-606-5066 Boy's basketball shoes, Reebok sz 9, NIB. Low cut, $15 330-922-4994 Cement garden goose, good condition $30 Stow 614 898 7390 COOLER-Igloo MaxCold 100 quart $75 Great condition, Stow 330-618-0174 Dora the Explorer cake pan

by Wilson. $10.00 330-472-0629 Entertainment center circa 1970s dark wood laminate $10 Stow 614-898-7390 FISHER complete stereo system, glass cabinet, CD/cass & more, $85/obo. 330-633-7461 Foosball Table. Small; great for small rooms! $15.

330-472-0629 Girl's bike, 24” Magna mountain bike, 21 speeds EC $55 330-922-4994

Lawn Pond 50 gal. Aruba, prem grade, from Lowes, $40.

330-606-5066 Like new Sportcraft air hockey table. Electric. $60.00 OBO 330-676-1215 London Fog spring long jacket - size 8 petite - like new $20.00. Call 330-650-6193 Longaberger 9" round basket with liner - $15.00.

Call 330-650-6193

335 Free Bees SHARP CD music stereo system, $ 50 (330) 633-7461 Sofabed - Blue/green w/matching pillows. $99.00 (330) 923-2640 Silver Lake Step2 - Garden Hopper with wheels. Like new $15.00.

(330) 945-4892

Swintec 8016 Electronic Typewriter, w/manual & extra ribbons. $85. 330.760.4839 T -FAL ultra base 3 liter pot green n/b $12.00 330-703-0457 Taylor made golf bag $29.00 (330) 633-5517 TENNIS RACQUETS (2) WILSON & SPAULDING METAL FRAMES. $22. 330 285 8296 VTech CORDLESS PHONE SYSTEM $40 NIB Answering Machine 330-351-1127 WALKER - Medline with seat and basket - $85 330 920 6550, 330 714 7494 WINE Chiller/Warmer-Waring Pro,NEW IN BOX, LCD Screen, $60. 330-351-1127 WIRELESS NEW COMPUTER ROUTER NETGEAR $20. 330 285 8296 Wood sled VGC '60s Gladding Champion Fastback $40 Stow 614 898 7390

355 Wanted to Buy ACE ANTIQUES! We buy antiques, collectibles, vintage anything. 30 yrs exp.

(330) 906-9700

Market umbrella, 9', tilts, incl stand & cover, NEW $98.00 (330) 920-1031

Am Buying Lionel trains, any quantity, Top Cash Prices!

Refs, (330) 554-7089 Hudson

Mirror - Oval - Ivory 30"x38" NEW $50.00 Silver Lake (330) 923-2640

BUYING All Gun Collections large & small. All makes, all models. Top $$ Paid!

Bill 330 819-3274

Hair Straightener – Revlon 1 3/4” surface. 3 heat settings. $20 330-922-4994

PAPER SHREDDER Sisco Model S9500 - $25 330 920 6550, 330 714 7494

Hardwood 100 pieces of 3"x 4"x 16" hardwood $30 Stow area 216-403-4404

PATIO TABLE OTTOMAN $99.00 NIB Plastic, Wicker Base 330-351-1127

iHome Alarm Clock with Dock for iPod $40 New In Box, W/Remote, 330-351-1127

Schwinn Mountain Woman's 21-speed bicycle. Excellent condition. $50 330.926.9363

405 Open Houses

460 Apartment Rentals

Custom Built Colonial 7274 Hudson Park Drive Open Sunday May 31st from 1p-3p. Bobbie Burey 440-503-3591 Howard Hanna

410 Home / Condo For Sale

Step2 - Garden Kneeler.

Like new $10.00.

330-945-4802.

Longaberger tea basket with plastic liner - mint condition $15.00. Call 330-650-6193

Nice good wood Table $99.00 (330) 633-5517

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Call one of our friendly Ad Visors 330-673-3500 or 888-296-9650 TOP $ Pd. WWI & WWII US, Japan, German Helmets, uniforms, patches, medals 330-926-0751

CUY FALLS LOOKING FOR? Cute home that's all ready to love & enjoy. EVERYTHING is new or renewed .thruout. 1st flr master off bath, oak kit, appls, carpet, ceramic tile, and more! $89,999. Mr Smith 330-923-4363 Lve msg.

CUY Falls, 2480 21st St, duplex, 2 br each unit, double gar, $125,000. 330-673-7098

Come live in a local landmark & enjoy the BEST view in town.

PORTAGE TRAIL VILLAGE Located in Cuy. Falls, is a retirement comm. for individuals 62 yrs of age & older or individuals of any age in need of an accessible unit.

Rent is based on income & util. are includ.

For an appt please call: 330-929-4227 or TDD 614-442-4390 Visit our website at: http://www.ncr.org Now Avail, Affordable Assisted Living Suites.

Call for more info about this program

OPEN HOUSE - Twinsburg 9841 E. Idlewood Drive Sat. June 6th , 1-3 pm 3 br, 1ba Ranch w/ 2 car attchd gar, private fenced lot backs up to park. $140,000 216-544-4081/330-322-7857 Streetsboro condo for sale In Fairways at Bolder Creek.

2 BD 2 BA plus den/sun room.Vaulted ceilings, 2 car garage.Clubhouse, pool and fitness room. $184,900.

Call 330-697-4748

415 Mobile Home For Sale Stow Estates: Ready to move into! Newly remodeled doublewide and singles. PMHA and AMHA accepted. See web: ihshomesweethomesllc. com 330-673-8505 cell 330-221-8218

435 Comm Property Sale TWINSBURG- Office condo Building on East Enterprise w/ lg greeting area. 6 priv offices (incl exc suite w/ lg conference room). Kitchen & 2 bathrooms. $129,000 330-592-1463

HUDSON Retreat & Deer Refuge. Historic 1 br cabin, deep in the Darrowville Forest, $800/mo incl water/ sewer/lawn. (330) 650-0340 Kent, beautiful 1 br's & studios, park at door, no pets or Section 8, carpet, a/c, on busline $495 & up + util.

330-678-9033 10a-6p, M-S Streetsboro: 3 br duplex w/att gar, new carpet, new kit appls, Approx 1600 sq ft, $1000/mo., No pets/ Sec 8.

Call (330) 968-9411

465 Duplex Rentals Stow- Twinplex, 3796 Osage St, 2 BR, 1.5 BA, lg. kit. w/appls, bsmt, gar, fully carpeted, CA, no pets. $725+ 330-990-1658.

470 Room Rentals ROOMMATE WANTED Cuy Falls-Brand New Luxury Apt. Your own Bedrm & Bath $480m+Utils. 330-322-7658

Cuy. Falls FSBO Renewed Heslop home, 2 br 1 ba, $79,000. (330) 990-0234 NORTHFIELD, 3 br Colonial, 1 1/5 ba, att garaged, $134,900. (216) 799-1431

460 Apartment Rentals

CUY FALLS 1 br, 2nd floor, $550+utils, discount avail, A/C. carpet, all appls, lots of storage no pets, no smokers.

(330) 714-5878

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We will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

Hudson 2 br townhouse, full bsmt w/ W/D hookup, C/A, appls, pets extra, $895+utils 330-472-7776 Academy Townhouse Apt. Hudson Approx. 1,500sq ft, 2nd floor, 2 bd, 1 ba, Den/family room, priv. entrance, fully equp. kitchen, washer/dryer, 2 car well lit prk lot. 330-805-1181

475 Home / Condo Rentals

Equal Housing Opportunity

All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin or intention to make any such preferences, limitations or discrimination.

We will not knowingly accept advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

Hudson- 3 BR, 2 BA, heat inc. country setting,$1500/mo. appls incl, 2 car gar. Avail 7/1 216-925-2550 HUDSON- 4 BD 2 1/2 BA colonial, finished bsmt 2 car att. gar $2000 330-607-3493 HUDSON: near library, 3/4br, 2½ ba, 1st flr util., bsmt, C/A, 2 car gar, $1590 no pets.

330-656-5504 NEW PRICE! Cuy Falls- 910 Tallmadge Rd 3BD 1BA new AC & furnace.

Whole house remodeled. $895m+dep. May accept sm dog. 330-928-0249

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480 Vacation Rentals A Hilton Head oceanfront condo 2 br, 2 ba, beautifully decorated w/resort amenities 330-962-3799 HILTON Head condo. 2 BR 2 BA, exc. cond, 2 pools, hot tub, beach, tennis, Great loc 330-858-1166 330-896-3969

490 Comm. Property Rent ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Office/Warehouse HUDSON. 300 - 32,000 sqft Best Rate in Town Immediate Occupancy Avail.

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Hudson Retail

1300-2660 s.f. Retail space in The Evaporator Works Next to the post office.

46 Ravenna St. (330) 650-2230 HUDSON- Office space & lower level storage. Attractive offices. Furnished Avail.

125SF-1000SF Free on-site parking. For info call 330-650-9088 LEASE/BUY, I-271/Rt 8, Office/Warehouse, 240 to 23,000 Sq Ft 1-800-447-2343 LEASE/BUY, I-271/Rt 8, Office/Warehouse, 23,000 Sq Ft will divide. 1-800-447-2343 Office Space-1,960 SFT on cul-de-sac in Commercial Dist. Ground Fl w/ Private Entrance. $1,480 month totalno cam. 2377 E. Enterprise Pkwy. Shown by Appt.

440-667-6623 Orchard Plaza Offices: Perfect location Spacious Suites and Single Rooms.

St Rt 59 across from Super Walmart. Free ad on LED sign. 330-673-8505

TALLMADGE- PRIME office space in newly remodeled professional bldg. 522 sq. ft with reception area, two office spaces w/ private restroom. Rt. 91, just south of Tallmadge Circle.

330-630-9092

500 Automobiles 2015 CHEVY Cruise LS, new, clean, auto, 50 mi, $17,500. (330) 922-0636

500 Automobiles

500 Automobiles

2013 Prius low mileage 1 owner $20,000.

330-635-8943- AM 330-573-1794 PM

2002 Ford Taurus SES, 4 dr, V6, 95K, Runs Great! New Parts, Sun Roof, A/C, CD. $2,350 obo 330-487-5187

2012 Buick Lacrosse CXS touring luxury pkg, loaded.

Mint cond. Must sell. 46K mi $20,500 216-978-0102

2002 Honda S2000, convertible Absolute perfect condition, triple black, 45K, new tires and battery, runs and drives like new, stored winters, non smoking adult owned. $18,500. 330 285 3692 mikesellwilliam@yahoo.com.

2012 FORD TAURUS SEL Sedan, exc cond, frt whl dr, 3.5L v-6, 6-spd, 62700 mi, sync/parking sensors/moon roof & more, all maint records, $13,600. 330-730-4465.

2012 TOYOTA COROLLA S 4-cyl, 4 dr, 26k mi, Metallic gray sports trim w/sunroof, $14,900. 330-688-1795 2011 Toyota Prius IV Wht, 85K,Loaded, 50mpg. $15,000 OBO 330-734-9817

2002 MERCEDES CLK 430 AMG Convertible, real AMG (Canadian built), 24K MI, red w/blk leather int & blk top, CD/Cass player, power everything, car cover incl, everything works, runs exc, $13,900. (330) 922-3626 2001 BMW 325iX, 4 DR. JET BLACK/BLK, 92K mi. Leather Int., Power/Heated Seats, Excellent Condition, Service Records Available. $6900. 330-995-0462

2010 Chevy Malibu 4 cyc 47k mi, exc. cond., cruise, pwr windows/locks/seats.

New brakes, newer tires. Drk metallic gray. $11,500 330-620-1344 330-864-3886

2001 Chevy Camaro 99K,5 Speed-Stick, 6 cyl, 25 mpg,runs & looks Great! $2,200 330-690-5425

2009 Chevy Malibu LS 31MPG/HY, 4 CYL, Loaded, 1 owner/non smkr. Silver, 94K $8,400 obo 330-606-5754

2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS. Exc cond, 89K/mi. Well maintained, No calls after 9PM. $4700. 330-467-8570

2008 Hyundai Tiburon GT auto,V6,46K. New tires-4 snow-4 reg. Pearl Blk on Blk Clean. $8,900 330-467-1014

1999 Mazda Miata, 5-spd stick shift, 90762 mi, Emerald Mica Green - Tan top - Tan leather, loaded, a/c, newer ASA wheels & tires $5,900 330-562-0502 Roger (Aurora)

2007 Chevrolet TrailBlazer, LT 100,000 miles, needs cams and lifters. Body very good condition.$2000 OBO. 216-533-7628

2007 Chevy Impala Blk/tinted windows/power/ 84K,Very Clean. $8,500 OBO 330-908-3768/216-544-4081

1999 Nissan Altima, Limited SE, 81k miles, excellent cond., leather, pwr seats, sunroof, loaded, new tires. $5,200 OBO. 216-978-8576 1999 Pontiac Sunfire, Convertible with power top, Reliable Transportation, Well Maintained, Remote Start, A/C and I POD USB. Asking $1995.00. OBO. 330-425-4223

2007 SATURN SKY, 2 DOOR CONVERTIBLE RED, TAN LEATHER INTERIOR, AUTOMATIC, VERY CLEAN, LOOKS AND RUNS GREAT. ICE COLD AIR. GARAGED EVERY WINTER, NEVER SEEN SNOW. 42,000 MILES. $10,990. OBO. 330-342-1435 CLIFF7080@AOL.COM.

1996 Lincoln Town Car, Signature 83k, exceptionally clean, no rust. Must see to appreciate. $3,200. 330-9402937 duplatt@sbcglobal.net

2007 Toyota Camry SE 160K mi $5500. Runs great! Must sell. 330-217-8586

1995 Ford Mustang GT Convertible, 5.0, Red, GC $2,900 OBO 330-289-2634

2006 TOYOTA Matrix XR, frt wheel drive, 84,190 mi, very good condition, Asking $8900.

(330) 673-0762

2005 Chrysler 300 C 5.7 Hemi engine, purchased at Klaben in Sept '04. Serviced there since, 1 owner car 130K mi.

Very nice and well kept condition. $7,000 330-388-6558 2005 LEXUS ES330, exc cond, maintained at Lexus dealers, in Fla 8 years, 83k mi, $9,400. (330) 554-1117.

1995 Lincoln Towncar Cartier series, exc cond, ivory, Mustang V8 engine, 75K mi, $2900/obo. Many new parts (330) 688-0907

1995 Mazda MX-5 Miata 5 sp manual,all power,crz control,A/C,am-fm,hrdtop, 88K $6,000. 330-688-2207

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HUDSON; Ronal LZ Crystal Silver Wheels. 7.5 x 17". 5 x 112 Bolt Pattern. Pirelli P Zero Tires shot, wheels have minor curb rash. 1 wheel slightly bent on inside but tire holds air, $500/OBO.Email 63homesale@gmail.com LINCOLN or Ford grill, fits 2004-2008 Ford Lincoln truck, $75. Bed extender for Ford F150, fits 2004-2014, $100.

(330) 714-0297 or (330) 714-0420 MOST CASH PAID and Free pickup for any junk or unwanted vehicle.

330-962-5158 Tonneau Cover for Ford Ranger Super Cab. Swiss Brand,Fibergl,Blk. Like New! $350 obo 440-785-4181 Stow

520 Boats 1982 Galaxy 175SP, 16' Fiberglass, 120 HP Motor, trailer. $650. 216-310-4430

525 Classic / Antique Autos 1963 FORD GALAXY 4 dr, 66k orig mi, exc cond, $7500.

(440) 477-9081

'94 GEO Prizm-Valid E Chk. $1,200 OBO 330-671-9988

1966 Ford Falcon. All original.

Runs great, looks great! $7000 obo. 330-310-7369

2004 Mercury Grand Marquis LS. 46K, exc cond, Loaded $7,000 OBO 330-654-4602

1992 Cadillac DeVille, white, 113 K mi, clean. $2100 440-487-5295

2003 Buick Century 94K, Very Clean Int/Ext good tires,non-smoker, new brakes.$3,500 OBO Steve 216-272-0166

1986 American Motors Eagle, 4 WD, station wagon, low miles, Asking $3500 obo.

NICE! (330) 297-1228

1966 Red Corvette Convertible 327ci 4 speed. New white top, rechromed bumpers, new tires 330-954-8132

2003 MERCURY Grand Marquis GS, exc cond, new tires, 54k mi, $8800. Call for info 330-414-4981/ 330-325-2215

'85 Mercedes 380 SL convert, 63K mi, 2 seater.

Mint cond, A/C, cruise control, pwr wind. New tires; soft top, exhaust system. Asking $15,500 obo private 330-285-0887

525 Classic / Antique Autos 1967 SUNBEAM Alpine complete, in storage 7 yrs, Best Offer. (234) 738-9684

510 Auto Parts / Accessories

94 CADILLAC Eldorado, V-8 4.9 L eng, 164k mi, clean body in/out, runs great, $2200/OBO. (330) 937-0310

2004 CHEVY Impala Sport, Indy Limited Edition, moon-roof, heated leather seats, V-6, 160k mi, Asking $3200. (330) 310-8344

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1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Beetle Yellow Convertible, completely restored, runs great, drive anywhere, great value @ $10,950. Call 330-592-0316/ 330-688-2041 or email BAVLC@AOL.COM

1978 CHEVY Step Side, west coast truck, 6-cyl, auto, fresh motor & tranny, $4200/obo. (330) 527-7116

530 Motorcycles / ATVs 1985 Honda GL1200A 45K mi runs great. Asking $2800.

330-405-7140 216-970-5307

2000 Harley Davidson, Heritage soft tail. 17,700 Miles, fully loaded, exc cond. $7500 330-571-9711

530 Motorcycles / ATVs

2006 Harley Davidson Dyna Low rider. 4700 Miles, fully loaded, 6 speed, exc cond. $8500 330-571-9711 2007 Harley-Davidson FLHRSE3 CVO Road King, Beautiful Bike. Candy Cobalt with Gold Foil Flames.

Chrome Everything.

Screamin' Eagle 110 Engine.

11,000 Miles.. $17,900.

(330) 858-2134 2009 Harley-Davidson XR1200, Silver, 6K miles, new tires and battery, sport shield and rack. $7495.

330-325-7150 lynn4196@hotmail.com.

2009 YAMAHA, 650cc, factory custom paint, exc cond, 4000 mi, $3000.

(330) 687-0076 Streetsboro

535 RVs & Campers 2015 Keystone Travel Trailer Ultra Lite. 24FT-Slide, hitch, sway control, elec. awning, outside grill, outside shower, TV, full bath. Used 3 nights!

6,200 lbs Mint! $16,500 330-468-0033/216-316-3153 2005 Jay Flight by Jayco. 29' Sleeps 8, new flat screen TV, Bathroom has tub, sink & shower, too much to mention. $7500 obo 330-310-9622

2002 HD Dyna Low Rider, 6057 mi, professionally maint, sr owner, exc cond, $7400/obo. (330) 842-2913

2005 Jayco 29Y Feather Lite Travel Trailer with Rear bunk, front queen, kitchen slide out, fully loaded. $12,500.

330-904-2339

2003 HD XL 1200 100th Anniv., 700m, Perfect, Windshld & Cover, $6,200 216-533-7458 Twinsburg

STERLING All Terrain Tow Bar, $600. Tow Bracket fits 2012-2015 Ford Explorer, $300. Surge Protector, 50 amp, $200. RV Bike Rac, $20. (330) 714-0297 or (330) 714-0420

2004 HARLEY Davidson 1200R Sportster, 12,800 mi, orange & black, very nice look & condition. $5200 Inquiries please email schilshu@sbcglobal.net 2005 M50 Suzuki Boulevard.

Red. 5700 Miles. $3200.

330-296-5724

1967 Ford Mustang, Coupe 289, 4 Speed. Solid Body.

New Interior. Runs Great. $9,500. 330-850-7058 gabienic@gmail.com.

2005 YAHAMA TW200, 1500 miles, $2500.

(330) 527-5126

1967 SUNBEAM Alpine Tiger Clone w/Mustang '87 302 HO Roller and 5 spd, needs restored, $2500/obo.

(234) 738-9684

2007 Suzuki Burgman 650, White, 34K miles, Givi shield, good condition.. $3995. OBO. 330-325-7150 lynn4196@hotmail.com.

540 Trucks / SUVs 2012 DODGE RAM 1500 Crew Cab, 14,915 mi, $29,000. (330) 715-9385 2006 F-150, extension cab, long bed, V-6, no rust, 124k mi, good heat & a/c, 4 door $8600/obo. (440) 840-2628

2002 F-150 XLT Super Cab, 2WD, 63,300 mi, 8' bed, very clean int, fair ext cond, $5900.

(330) 673-0196

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Angie's List Free Est. 330-867-7042 Tustintile.com DAVIDFLOORINGLLC.COM Install ceramic tile, marble, VCT, granite & Vitrolite. Complete bathroom remodeling.

Repair, regrouting kitchen, fireplaces, walls, floors. 35 yrs. exp. Insr'd, free est, refs.

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690 Chimney Sweeps A-1 HEETER CHIMNEY Service 34 yrs. exp. Over 15,000 served. Cleaning caps etc 330-626-2007

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Offering power washing!

Decks, concrete, etc Specializing in move in/out cleaning! Pre-list • Post Const. • Weekly, bi-wkly, monthly Cleaning • Owner working all jobs! Bonded & Insured. Free Est! 330-858-1061 Call or Text! $50 Off Spring Cleaning $20 Off First Cleaning!!

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MC/Vi/Disc. 330-431-7970 All types of drains, camera service avail. A+ BBB business. 330-352-1854 Tony

745 Driveways EASTGATE & SON Gravel, Limestone, Top Soil- 10 Ton Loads $240! Mulch, Sand Insr. Free Est. 330-352-6594

755 Electrical

! Free Estimates Lic'd, Ins'd Panel Changes, Dryer Circuits, any size jobs! 30+years exp. Circle City Electric 330-633-4258 / 330-319-0172

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680 Ceramic Tile

Free Ests, Driveways, Stamped Concrete, Patios, Sidewalks, Frt Stoops, & Bsmt Waterproof Lic & Insured. Local Company

! ! ! ! ! ! ! !SHURR Electric, Family owned. No Job Too Big or Small. lic, bonded, ins'd credit card  330-459-4918.

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Sales, install & repair, carpet, tile, vinyl & laminate. Free est. ins. vi/m Wally 330-807-7265 A+ Pro Carpet Restretching All Repairs Priced Fair 39 Years. Scott 330-929-9650

795 Furniture Refinishing SIR ROBERTS Restore • Refinish • Repair Chair Repair • Cane Rush Work 330-688-0199

800 Garages / Garage Doors ! ! ! ! ! 1-330-656-0016 ! ! ! ! !

Hudson Overhead Doors  Special Lube/Adj. Door & Opener $45 40 yrs exp. Springs / Repairs.

2 springs $120.

Installed Raised Steel Panel drs 8x7 $400, 8x7 insulated $485, 9x7 $425, 16x7 $675, 16x7 insulated $775.

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A Broken Spring Special 1 spring $95, 2 springs $145. labor incl. MC/Visa L. W. TOWNSEND CO. INC. 330-688-1990 330-650-5113 AMISH BUILT Storage Structures, (Alpine) 8x8-24x40 also Garages, 14 models at Virginia Motel 1.5 mi S of 303 at 5374 Akron-Cleve. Rd., Peninsula. (330)342-0864 or www.allamishitems.com

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HUDSON CONCRETE Stamped concrete, Aprons, Drives, Walks, Patios, Flat work, Free Est. Ins. Bonded !! AJ & S CONCRETE INC. Driveways, patios & flrs.

Fully Ins., Sr. disc., 40 yrs. exp. A+ BBB Accredited Business. (330) 733-8012 A + RatingBBB MATTUCCI CONST. Serving All Your Concrete & Masonry Needs.

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Call NOW for your FREE estimate. 330-622-0434 Brimfield Concrete- Patios, driveways, sidewalks, garage floors & more. Stamped & colored also. 330-861-3101 CONCRETE LEVELING SLAB MASTERS OF OHIO Local A Rated Co. CALL NOW for BEST PRICES! 330-431-1348/330-310-1241 ESPOSITO Res. & Comm. Silverlake Sidewalk Contractors. Free Estimates 330-922-5665 Greene Concrete Leveling 38 yrs BBB Accredited Unmatched 10 year Warranty 440-543-2555 Free Estimates GreeneConcreteLeveling.com John Nicolino Construction Concrete, Masonry, Excavating, Bobcat work Fully Insured. 330-798-9424

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760 Elderly Care Service 20 yrs exp Care giver, w/elderly, alzheimers & post-op patients. flex hrs, reas rates, refs. Jill (216) 280-6030 Affordable Personal Services rides, errands by trusted senior. Dick 330-571-1904 ANNA'S Home Health Care Hourly or Live-in rates avail.

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Insured. Call Ron 330 798-0332 Premier Deck & Fence Custom built 15 yrs exp. Lic & Ins'd. Dave (330) 618-7270 TEECE BROS. FENCE Let 34 Years of Experience work for you! Fully Insured All Types 330-626-4541

830 Hauling ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Same Day Service Gutter Cleaning, screens, $60 & up, lic/ins'rd.

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Tallmadge Farmers Market

nnWhen: Thursdays, June 11 through Oct. 16, 4-7 p.m. nnWhere: Tallmadge Recreation Center Parking Lot, 46 N. Munroe Road

Contact: http://tallmadgeohio.org/residents/community-events/farmers-market

Farmers’ Market in the Falls

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Contact: 330-971-8425 or www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec

Munroe Falls Farmers Market

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Symposium highlights features of Midwest gardens, landscapes The Midwest American Gardens, 1840-1955 Garden Hustory and Design Symposium is June 11 and 12 at various locales throughout Summit County.

The symposium is a collaboration of the Summit County Historical Society, Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, the City of Akron, the Cuyahoga Valley Countryside Conservancy, the Cascade Locks Association, Hower House and Western Reserve Historical Society.

The talks sponsored both days aim to produce an educational opportunity highlighting the unique characteristics of the Midwest landscape, the evolution of its farms and the design elements of its gardens.

A highlight of the symposium is Dr. Denise Wiles Adams, respected garden historian of ornamental plants and American garden design from the colonial period to 1960.

Adams is the author of Restoring American Gardens.

For details, contact Hale Farm and Village Citizens Council Organizing Committee at 2686 Oak Hill Road in Bath, or call 330-666-3711 Completed registrations and checks can be made to HF&V Midwest Garden Symposium, and sent to Hale Farm & Village Citizens Council P.O. Box 296, Bath 44210.

Symposium Schedule

ture Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens 6 p.m. — Cocktails and Dinner Portage June 11 Country Club Optional 9 a.m. — Welcome & Introductions Pam Reitz and Kathie VanDevere Speaker/Slide Show Ian Adams Photographer 9:15 a.m. — The Landscape of Midwest Historic Landscapes and Farms of Ohio and Early Settlement; Kelly Falcone-Hall, President Western Reserve Historical Society, and June 12 Leianne Heppner, President and CEO Summit 9:00 a.m.

— Simon Perkins Mansion and County Historical Society 9:45 a.m. — Dr. Denise Wiles Adams, Key- John Brown House. Welcome Leianne Heppner, note Speaker: Restoring Midwestern Gardens President and CEO 10:30 a.m. — Break 9:30 a.m. — Lecture and Garden Tour: Amer10:45 a.m. — The Development of Farms ican Home Landscapes, Dr. Denise Adams and and Villages A Walking Tour and Lecture; Hale Leianne Heppner Farm: Orchards, Food and Animals, by Sherri 11 a.m. — Trolley Tour of Glendale CemWesner, Farm Manager, Hale Farm and Village Village: Homes: Architecture, Function and etery, Return to Perkins, Drive to Mustill Store Dooryard Gardens, by Mr. Jason Kline, Director 1 p.m. — Mustill Store and Cascade Locks Noon — Lunch and Book signing in Gatehouse Park Lunch 1 p.m. — Drive to Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens 2 p.m. — Optional Tour A: Cuyahoga Valley 1:30 p.m. — Welcome Mr. Tom Hrivnak Stan Countryside Conservancy Farms Hywet Hall & Gardens, Director of Horticulture Optional Tour B: Victorian Garden Tea and 1:45 p.m. — Lecture and Tour Stan Hywet Architecture Gardens: Gardens of the Golden Age; Dr. Denise Adams and Tom Hrivnak, Director of HorticulHower House and Alexander Park

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