Medina County December 2016

Medina County DECEMBER 2016

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ince Christmas is always a chilly time of year, it is the perfect time to read some news that makes you feel warm and fuzzy. This month, I had the opportunity to hunt down some warm stories to fill this issue with festive content. From cops and kids to Christmas coffees, we found a variety of local news to help you fill your evening with holiday cheer.

DECEMBER 2016 PUBLISHER

Richard Mellert | Richard.Mellert@LifestylePubs.com Joe Violi | Joe.Violi@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

Nikki Rhoades | Nikki.Rhoades@LifestylePubs.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Honestly, it was not hard to find holiday cheer in a community as tightly knit as Medina County.

Everywhere you turn, there is a group lending assistance to another, holiday celebrations, and decorations galore. Historic Medina Square and Downtown Wadsworth are decorated to offer the nostalgia of an old fashioned holiday, and parades grace the streets of our beloved cities to help you make memories. Everything is fun and festive, and we are determined to keep the festivity going.

Want to share your decorated tree or home with our readers? Connect with us at Facebook.com/MedinaCountyLifestyle and send us a picture for a chance to be featured.

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Departments

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Locally Owned

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Travel Destination

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Local Limelight

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Parting Thoughts

14 Christmas Coffee

Medina’s beloved gourmet coffee store continues to spread warmth.

22 Christmas Treasures: A Thrifty Gift

An inside look at what makes Hospice of Medina County's holiday store a hit.

26 Caring Cops & The Christmas Spirit

The Shop With a Cop program brings holiday cheer to community kids.

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HANDMADE GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Come to Wolf Creek Environmental Center December 8 any time between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to create a handmade gift. Although the crafts are free and open to all, donations of non‑perishable food, paper products or toiletry items for the St. Paul Lutheran Church food pantry are appreciated.

MEDINA CITY SCHOOLS HOLIDAY CONCERTS Get in the holiday spirit with the Medina City Schools Orchestra December 6th at the Performing Arts Center, 851 Weymouth Road, as they perform holiday classics. Or, swing by December 8th to hear performances by the Medina City Schools Bands. Tickets for both events are $6 for adults and $4 for seniors and students.

MEET THE CHIEF Medina Township Police will once again host "Meet the Chief Night" at Yours Truly restaurant located at 3725 Medina Road December 14 (Kids Night) from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm.. Medina Township Police is committed to the Community Policing concepts of reaching out to our community.

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inter is a dreaded season in Northeast Ohio that inevitably results in dirty cars. When the roads are coated in salt and dirt, so, too,

are our vehicles. Kurt Loos, the owner of Montrose Laserwash and a Medina resident, knows that everyone loves a shiny, clean car. However, when it comes to cleaning, many people may not realize that car washes differ greatly in the quality of the cleaning services they provide.

“Car washes with brushes tend to be an indiscriminate type of car wash, which means there is nothing sensing the size of the car,” says Loos, who was working as an engineer at NASA when he first became interested with the technology involved in car washing.

“The brushes in these friction washes will keep moving until they touch the car, which can cause scratches, and in extreme instances has resulted in major damage, such as broken windsheilds. There is a wide variety of equipment that car washes can buy, and you want to try to avoid car washes with brushes. Though these are the cheapest and most common types of car washes, they have the potential to cost you a lot in the long run.”

Friction car washes are filled with brushes made of cloth, foam, and bristle; though bristle brushes have become increasingly rare. There are advantages and disadvantages to using each type of brush, but the bottom line is they all touch the car, and they all scratch it.

Those scratches come from both the brushes themselves and the dirt that was already on the car or the brushes. As brushes rotate and spin, they have the potential to grind coarse dirt into paint. These car washes

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tend to be inexpensive due not only to the cheap equipment, but also to the cheap chemicals and cold recycled water used in cleaning.

The alternative to friction car washes are touchless car washes, which will blast your car with a series of hot water, low pH soap, high pH soap, and other high-end chemicals. Montrose Laswerwash is equipped with a 360-degree rotating arm that will sense and follow the contour of cars to ensure an all-around clean for different types of vehicles.

“As far as soap goes, the chemistry is everything when you are working with a touchless car wash,” says Loos.

“You need quality soaps to get the chemistry right, and you need hot water. That is the only way to get a touchless wash right. As a result, it will be more expensive than friction washes, but it is worth it.”

Car washes may vary in the type of soaps that they use depending on the type of washes they provide. Montrose Laserwash provides four wash options, with the cheapest option coating cars in high-end soap and the top-quality wash using the “latest and greatest car wash chemical,” a carnuaba-based car wash wax, which makes paint feel slick and look shiny.

Touchless car washes provide no opportunity for scratching, and the end result is a high-quality shine that everyone will love.

“To ensure that the conditions are right for cleaning, I must constantly monitor chemical levels. I spend a lot of time at Montrose Laserwash to maintain the perfect cleaning conditions to keep peoples' cars pristine.”

Montrose Laserwash, located at 58 Brookmont Road, Akron, is open 24/7, 365 days of the year. Visit MontroseLaserwash.com for more information on touchless car care.

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CHRISTMAS COFFEE ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY NIKKI RHOADES

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tepping into the Coffee Colony in Medina is like stepping back in time. One is instantly hugged by the warmth and coziness of the house, and the many decorations make it easy to envision the original owner, P.C. Alcott, celebrating an intimate family Christmas in 1846. It is also very easy to imagine his niece, Louisa May Alcott, penning one of her many famous novels by the fire as her family socializes after dinner.

Of course, the building is no longer a home, but owner Sharon Lipton maintains a family-atmosphere. In over 30 years of business, her customers have become a family. And, without fail, the welcoming scent of coffee continues to greet them every time they enter the gourmet coffee and gift shop.

“I loved gourmet coffee, but there were no gourmet coffee stores in the area,” says Lipton. “My girls were about to be graduating, and I thought opening a coffee store would be a good way to keep busy.”

Over the years, she certainly has kept very busy. With nearly 100 flavors of coffee, which are available as whole beans or are ground fresh as you shop, loose leaf tea, and a variety of gifts and holiday décor, she draws in visitors from near and far.

“We have a number of things that are perfect for holiday gifting,” says manager Kim Hansen, who is also Lipton's daughter. “Soup and dip mixes, chocolates, cheeseballs, and local honey and jelly are wonderful year-round. Chocolate-covered espresso beans and our $1 sample bags make perfect stocking stuffers, too.”

Hansen adds even more personality to the adorable shop by providing custom-made snowman signs.

She will add a little bit of flair to each character and customize them with your family members' names to add warmth to your home throughout the holidays.

Still, nothing makes home warmer than the smell of freshly-brewed hot beverages. Lipton offers a wide variety of beans from all over the world. From Jamaican Me Crazy to Hawaiian Kona, there is something for everyone.

“We offer flavored, non-flavored, regular, decaf, dark roast and organic coffees,” says Hansen. “And we also offer a Flavor of the Day cup of coffee for only $1. You can't resist it! You have to drink coffee while shopping in here.”

They also offer custom holiday gift baskets in any price range, and design them around you. Whether you are a tea-lover, coffee drinker, or holiday afficionado, there is a little treasure waiting to be discovered in the Coffee Colony.

“The best part is that we've met so many great people and have very loyal customers,” says Lipton. “There are people who have been with us since we opened, and we make a lot of very good friends through the Coffee Colony. Whether you come from near or far, you will always be welcome.”

And, you will always be greeted with coffee and a smile.

The Coffee Colony is located at 113 N. Huntington Street, Medina, just west of Public Square. Their holiday hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm. Through Christmas, they will be open Sunday from 12 to 4 pm. TheCoffeeColony.com 14

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FIVE FAVORITE H O L I D A Y

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or the last five years, Don Basch Jewelers has been

something as important as that perfect piece of jewelry is

bringing sparkle and smiles to area residents. With

endlessly rewarding.”

a background in jewelry repair that spans decades, Don

Don Basch Jewelers offers not only jewelry repair

Basch Jewelers continues their dedication to quality ser-

and custom design, but they also offer a wide variety

vice and products.

of jewelry. In the store are a multitude of potential

“I like seeing the joy in people's faces when they get

holiday gifts—it is up to you, however, to decide what

a new piece,” confides Dustin Basch, manager of the

would be best for that special someone. Fortunately,

Medina Don Basch Jewelers. “That is my favorite part of

Dustin Basch is an expert in gifting trends, and he and

my job. It is so rewarding to see people find exactly what

his team are eagerly waiting to help you find the right

they are envisioning. Even if they are getting a repair, they

present in time for the holidays.

are always excited. It is usually, 'Oh, it hasn't looked like that since the day I got it.' Helping people find or design

Want to get a jump start on planning your gifts? No problem. Read on for a list of Basch's five favorite holiday items.

one.

DENISE ANNE DIAMOND DESIGNS

Don Basch Jewelers offers the unique signature Denise Anne Diamonds at both their Medina and Macedonia locations. These beautiful diamonds are covered in additional facets, or cuts, to add more sparkle and fire to your gem.

“The Denise Anne Diamonds are actually named after my mom,” says Basch. “We add additional facets to a diamond, which change the look of the diamond.

If you think of a disco ball, each one of those facets

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MIXING METALS CAN ACTUALLY BE QUITE TASTEFUL

sparkle. The same is true of a diamond, and we add

“Don't be afraid to mix metals,” encourages Basch. “There used to

facets to the crown and pavilion of the diamond.

be a 'matchy-matchy' standard, but that is no longer expected. Do

What happens is, when you turn that diamond, those

what you want!”

facets make it sparkle a heck of a lot more.”

Jewelry trends, he explains, start on the coasts and tend to work

Denise Anne Diamonds are available in engage-

their way inland. As a result, Ohio tends to be late to the party. The

ment rings, fashion jewlery, and diamond earring

latest trend that is just starting to make its way here is yellow gold,

studs. They are also available in round, princess cut,

which is just starting to make a comeback.

and cushion cut.

“Consider picking up some yellow-tone pieces when you are gifting. They are beautiful, tasteful, and stand out amongst other metals.”

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SIMPLISTIC BEAUTY IS TIMELESS

“Simplistic diamond pendants are typically very popular for holiday gift giving,” says Basch.

“Something she can wear every day. It is not too elaborate, but it goes with everything and it never goes out of style.”

Don Basch Jewelers has a wide variety of dia-

three.

monds in a number of different styles to choose from, and the in-store jewelry experts are eager to help educate you about the differences to equip you with the knowledge to find the perfect piece.

four.

FASHIONISTAS LOVE BOUTIQUE STYLES

Recently, Bella Girl Boutique was added onto the Don Basch Medina store, and it has been a hit. Featuring a little bit of everything, their recent best-seller is the Swarovski Crystals jewelry line.

“The value you get with that brand is amazing, and people really enjoy it. If you are at a loss for gifts, there is always something in the boutique that would make the perfect gift.”

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DON BASCH’S FAVORITE (CON TI N UED)

The difference is in our people, our work and our selection.

five.

ENGAGEMENT RINGS

For many years, there was a trend toward getting engaged in the spring.

Basch has noted, however, that there has been a recent shift toward popping the question around the holidays. And it makes sense—is there honestly a better place than a family holiday dinner to show off that new gem?

Though halo and solitaire rings continue to be popular, many people choose to visit Don Basch Jewelers to create custom jewelry. Rings, in particular, are their most commonly-made custom designs.

“You can bring in pictures of what you like, and we'll put together a rough sketch of what you want to do. You can combine

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{a thrifty gift} ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY NIKKI RHOADES

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or a decade, Hospice of Medina County (HMC) has been operating Life's Treasures Thrift Shop just south of Medina Square. The

store is operated by three managers, Patty Conklin, Theresa Daniels, and Stephanie Furey, along with a team of over 80 volunteers. The store provides a unique shopping experience and all proceeds benefit Hospice of Medina County patients and their families. For nearly as long, though, the team has been operating an even more unique seasonal thrift store: Christmas Treasures.

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“I have worked with Hospices that run thrift stores, but nothing as nice, well stocked, and community-supported as Life's Treasures,” says Chief Executive Officer and President William Finn. “And, I have never encountered anything like Christmas Treasures anywhere.”

Operating through December 16, Christmas Treasures is filled floor-to-ceiling with an endless amount of decorations, ornaments, lights, clothing, collectibles, and more. As far as the eye can see are beautifully decorated displays of holiday goodies. The store is so beautifully arranged that it is almost mindblowing to consider that everything for sale has been donated within the last year.

“I have worked with Hospices that run thrift stores, but nothing as nice, well stocked, and community-supported as Life’s Treasures.”

“We start setting up the store in August,” says Manager Stephanie Furey.

“We store the previous year's worth of donations in five storage units. We start collecting goods for the store in January.

As donations come in, our 'Christmas Elf,' volunteer Dick Staufer, takes everything out to storage.”

“When you see all of the boxes... you kind of get overwhelmed,” admits Manager Patty Conklin. “We just receive so many holiday donations.

But as soon as we start decorating and arranging, we have an amazing time. Every year we set up Christmas Treasures in a different Medina location. So we have to rethink the layout yearly, and it is very exciting to decorate a brand new space.”

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Nine years ago, the idea for Christmas Treasures was first conceived when HMC volunteer Dorothy Kreugger noticed the overabundance of holiday goods that were being donated. She suggested another space to sell holiday donations, and Christmas Treasures was born.

“The generosity of the community is overwhelming,” admits Amy Wermer, Director of Human Resources. “The store’s success is a result of the vision and hard work of our store managers, the dedication of our volunteers and the overwhelming support we receive from the community. We are tremendously grateful for the contributions that make both of our stores a success.”

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& THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ARTICLE NIKKI RHOADES

I

magine waking up on a snowy December morning in first grade knowing that you will soon be going Christmas present shopping.

However, instead of shopping with your parents, a police officer will personally escort you (lights, sirens, and all) to the store, where he will give you $125 to spend on your gifts.

Then, you will enjoy lunch while Santa and his helpers wrap all of your presents. After you have eaten, you will return home and sneak the presents under the tree. You know that you want to tell mom and dad all about your adventure, but you have to keep their presents top secret.

Though this may sound like a scene from a cute holiday movie, the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Parma Lodge #15 has made this a reality for an estimated 750 local children with their Shop With a Cop program.

“It's a lot of fun for the kids, but it also is a good time for the policemen,” says Don Behrens, FOP Executive Board Trustee and retired Brook Park officer. “These kids really leave a great impact on the officers they spend the day with.”

The FOP, comprised of active duty and retired

children from 13 communities, including the north-

police officers, has been offering the Shop With A

ern communities in Medina County, are escorted by

Cop program for over 15 years. Through this pro-

a uniformed officer in a marked patrol car to Lodge

gram, they work with schools and social agencies

#15 in Brunswick for breakfast. Immediately following

to identify children whose families may need some

breakfast, they visit the Strongsville Wal-Mart with a

assistance in the holiday season. Roughly 50 to 60

$125 gift card to buy presents.

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CARING COPS (CON TI N U ED)

Ev e r y o ffic into the er gets spirit of cele bration !

with The celebration is complete ts.

Uni K-9 by ions demonstrat

“We love seeing how the kids light

to browse and weigh their options. So the

of the cruisers, go to Wal-Mart, and

up when they are shopping,” says

kids come back one by one. Once they are

come back. When she returned, she

Marcello Marsala, Detective with

back, they have the option to have their

asked me if I recognized her. Turns

Strongsville Police Department and

presents wrapped.”

out, she had been one of the recipi-

Co-Chair of the Shop With a Cop

The last several years, explains Behrens,

ents of the gifts, and here she was so

Committee. “And they really get a

Santa and Mrs. Claus have been making

moved by everything that she came

kick out of riding in the car and see-

guest appearances to help make the cele-

back to volunteer.”

ing the lights and sirens. Everybody

bration extra-special. Some of the children

“I first joined on when one of our

involved has a lot of fun.”

start out rather shy, since there are a range

deputy chiefs asked if I was inter-

The program, which will take place

of ages represented among the children,

ested in doing the program,” says

December 3, costs roughly $7,000 and

but by the time they have returned for

Marsala. “I thought, 'If I was in a tight

is funded through various fundraisers

lunch they have opened up.

situation at the holidays, I would

throughout the year, such as seasonal

“All around, it is a great experience,” says

want somebody to do the same for

gift wrapping at SouthPark Mall. It is

Marsala. “The kids get a special Christmas

my child.' It is easier to think of it

also fueled through a great deal of

celebration, and they get to learn at an early

through that lens, because the com-

manpower, as there is a committee of

age all about the role law enforcement plays

munities we serve are a family. And

five that oversee the program, an officer

in the community. In this day and age, with

there is nobody that you can trust

per child, plus a team that prepares the

how community-police relations have suf-

more than an officer to make the trip

lodge for meals and wraps presents.

fered, we appreciate the opportunity to give

safe and fun for your child.”

“I am among the first to arrive, at 8 am,” says Behrens. “The policemen

part of our community: our kids.”

If you are interested in volunteering at the Shop With a Cop

show up with the kids between 8:30

Though it may seem as though the media is

event or future FOP events, please

and 9 We have coffee ready for the

trying to dehumanize police officers, the entire

contact Marcello Marsala at 440-

officers and juice for the kids. By quar-

Shop With a Cop team inevitably reminds the

580-3230. Interested in providing

ter after ten, they hop in the cars and

community that the folks in blue are our broth-

support

go out on their caravan procession.”

ers, sisters, husbands, wives, and children. The

their supporting Fraternal Order of

experience is emotional for both parties.

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DECEMBER 15 JOLLY JAMMERS CHRISTMAS CONCERT MEDINA COUNTY OFFICE FOR OLDER ADULTS You are invited to come to this free concert that is put on by the Medina County Office for Older Adult's very own house band. Enjoy songs from the 30', 40's and 50's. Dance, sing or just clap along to the music.

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Parting Thoughts

What

Christmas

Means to Me WORDS LOGAN WILLIAM

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ogan William is a member of the Brunswick City Schools Video

time with them. In my family we all have very busy schedules, which

Program, which provides backpack journalistic experience to

makes it hard for us to see each other. Like most families, some of my

students in grades six through 12. With two years of journalistic

family members live out of state. Christmas is the one time of the year

experience behind him, this seventh grader took advantage of his

where we all get to come together and see each other. It is a time of

expertise to share his thoughts on what Christmas means to him.

laughter and tears as we tell stories about Christmas Past, talk about loved ones who are no longer here to celebrate Christmas Present,

Recently, I was asked what Christmas means to me and my fam-

and talk about what to look forward to in many Christmases to come.

ily. As I sat and pondered this, I immediately thought of the smell of

As we gather, we never forget to share with our family members how

Christmas cookies baking in the oven, the faint sound of Christmas

important they are to us and how much they are loved.

music playing in the background as we decorated the freshly cut

If it was not for the birth of Christ, we would not have Christmas

Christmas tree, and the pure expression of joy on my loved ones' faces

to celebrate. Remembering the true spirit of Christmas is very

as they opened the perfect gifts we got for them. We have many tradi-

important. After all, His true message is that it is better to give than

tions in our family, from Italian wedding soup as part of our Christmas

receive. It is not about how many Christmas presents you have

dinner to my Grandma’s famous chocolate "Doo-Doo Cookies" and

under the tree, it is about caring for those around you and giving to

always gathering at my grandparents' house on Christmas night. All

those in need. In this day and age, it can be hard to remember these

of these things are special, but when I really think about it and what

simple, yet very important things. I come to find I receive a lot of joy

Christmas means to me, it comes down to celebrating the birth of

when I give. I think it is truly important to not forget those in need,

Christ and spending time with my loved ones.

and to always spread some Christmas cheer everywhere I go.

Every Christmas morning when I awake, I go downstairs to my

So, what does Christmas mean to me? It means a time to spend

parents' room and wake them. As a young child, I was always super

with family. It is a time to love, give, and celebrate. Every year, we

excited to see what Santa had left me and what I got from my parents.

love and enjoy our time together no matter the circumstances. Not

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