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MARCH 2018 PUBLISHER
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LIFE IN MEDINA COUNTY IS A DREAM, AND IT'S CERTAINLY WORTH CELEBRATING. Our county has some of the most picturesque communities in the entire state, and we are greeted to a beautiful scene every single time we step out our front door. No matter if it's still snowing or if flowers are finally breaking through the dirt--we've made our home in a beautiful area. But, one thing that is definitely not beautiful is the process of spring cleaning. When this time of year rolls around, it's out with the old and in with new, both when it comes to decluttering and when it comes to trends. From cover to cover, local experts talk about the best trends to welcome in this spring and how to beautify your environment. You'll also get an unrivaled look into what the future of smart home technology has in store, and this new perspective will change your life. Get ready to feel at home in your home, because your surroundings will be
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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2018
FEATURES 10 Make America Green Again You’ll love your EverGreen lawn.
14 Trends To Try In 2018 Local design expert Katie Heinz will introduce you to this year ’s hottest trends.
18 Hunter Insurance Agency: A Small Town Family Legacy Community is at the core of this local insurance agency, and they’ll treat you like family.
26 Minimalize your Space Becoming a minimalist means living
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more with less. It’s not easy, so here’s a guide to get you started.
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begin a quality fertilization program is at the very end of winter, into
found that he missed the freedom of being in the great outdoors.
early spring, before the grass starts growing. Homeowners should
“I always missed getting out and getting my hands dirty,” he
get to know the basics of lawn care too. When the experts are not
confides. “I started dreading wearing that suit and tie every day.”
around, it is important for homeowners to be aware of how they
Two years later, he left the business world and pursued
can contribute to the health of their lawn. Proper mowing and irri-
his passion in landscaping. Recently, however, he realized
gation practices should be applied to keep that lawn looking great.
that there was a need to make lawn care more personable.
For example, dull mower blades, cutting off too much grass at one
Combining his business and landscaping expertise, he created
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“I saw the need for a local, professional, community-inspired lawn
leased balanced fertilizers are great practices, during times of rapid
fertlizing company,” he explains. “A lot of the business practices of
growth in spring and fall. “Irrigation is also very important. People
bigger companies do not resonate with folks who who prefer a
tend to think watering your lawn four to five times a week for 5-10
personal connection. While some companies focus on pushing out
minutes is great for the lawn, but it can actually be the opposite.
the most lawns or square footage, there is a large group of folks out
We recommend watering 2 times a week for 30 to 40 minutes.
there looking for a local company to personalize their service, while
This promotes deeper root growth, which helps keep your lawn
providing great results. We’re the local guy with a conscience, we
greener in the summer and helps your lawn recover from stress
want every home to be the green lawn on the street.”
better.” “The goal is simple,” says Petz. “Everyone wants a healthy green lawn, and it’s as simple as using timing and science."
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Everything needs food to live and thrive, and a healthy green lawn is no different. A lawn requires the right food and nutrition (fertilizer), applied timely, to keep optimal health. “There are also many different species of weeds that germinate at different times throughout the year. There are winter and summer annual weeds, perennial weeds, grassy and broadleaf weeds. All these weeds germinate and grow at different times of the year throughout the season. Some germinate in spring and grow through summer, some germinate in fall and grow through spring, and some return year after year. Some are better controlled before they germinate with pre-emergent products and some are better treated after emerging with post-emergent products. Some grassy weeds, ‘summer spoilers,’ won’t be seen until summer, and, at times, once you see them, they’re hard to control.” As a result, it will always take more than a few visits with a lawn care expert to maintain that perfect lawn. March 2018 | Medina County Lifestyle
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ARTICLE NIKKI RHOADES
FOR MANY OF US, MAKING A CHANGE IN OUR HOME
While you may just see a mishmash of different styles, a designer
SPACE IS A BIG DECISION. You may wonder, how can I choose
will help you spot patterns like neutral shades, textured fabrics, and
colors that I won't get sick of and accent pieces that will say
metallic accent pieces throughout your favorite photos. If you're not
trendy while keeping my space cozy and practical? With help
certain of your style, the team at The Interior Design Studio knows
from an interior designer, sorting through all of those decisions
exactly how to help you discover it.
can feel a lot less intimidating.
"A great way to start navigating through your design preferences
"Making decisions for my own home is so hard for me," laughs
is by establishing what you don't like," she says. "Discovering exactly
designer Katie Heinz, who runs The Interior Design Studio and JK
where your comfort zone lies is sometimes easier said than done, but
Gift Shop with Amy Douglass and Julie McNabb. "I love soft and
we're here to help you figure it out."
pretty colors like pink, and then I love bold and contemporary... I
The team at The Interior Design Studio does much more than
can't make decisions for my own home to save my soul! But I guess
that. Their expert staff evaluates projects individually, tackling
that's just the bane of being an interior designer."
tasks from new home construction and consultations with build-
When you are establishing a relationship with an interior
ers (including exterior selections, plumbing, lighting, cabinetry,
designer, it is important to share your likes and dislikes as far as
and trim) to remodeling (tile, complete restructures, additions,
design goes. Some designers have their own personal flair, but you
and renovations), custom furniture, and even window treatments
should always keep in mind that home design boils down to the
(blinds, draperies, valences, and shutters). These design experts
preferences of the homeowner. Heinz prides herself on her adapt-
also tackle finishing touches, improving upon an existing space
ability, as her love of design allows her to help clients find exactly
by adding a bit of visual interest. And, of course, all kinds of
what they're looking for.
trendy accessories are available in their store, JK Gift Shop, to
"Pictures are worth a thousand words," she explains. "Collect pictures from magazines, pin pictures online, and keep track of looks you like. You may find that there is an underlying consistency." 14
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help you accent your space DIY-style. Before you begin considering changing your existing space, it is important to consider exactly what changes you would like to make.
+ As far as upholstery goes, fabrics have gone full circle. Busy, family-friendly fabrics are making a comeback. Crypton, which we call "Superman Fabric" at the studio, is basically indestructible. It's functional, stain-resistant, easy to clean, and it holds up over time. It actually came from the hospitality market and is just making its way into residences. This is one trend you'll want to adopt! Crypton fabric makes furniture much more usable, which opens up all kinds of doors. + As far as home remodeling goes, the trend THIS SPRING, CONSIDER:
toward huge showers and glamorous baths continues. We're starting to see people part
+ Brass finishes are huge this season. Brushed,
with their traditional tubs. Free-standing
not polished like the trend that we saw circa 1980.
bathtubs are coming into favor over those
A splash of metallic adds elegance and interest.
big ol' jacuzzis.
+ We're seeing a trend toward a more modern
+ Consider going for lots of color in vanities
look, almost retro in a 1950s sense. Clean-lined
and cabinetry. Navy blue is becoming a very
decor and furniture is huge. Think clean and
common cabinetry color in place of the stan-
contemporary infused with just a bit of glam.
dard white, and gray remains commonplace
+ Kelly green is really in the season. Intense,
although its popularity is waning in favor of
rich shades like emerald green are making a
tans, khakis, and taupes.
comeback. Combine splashes of color with
+ That whole idea of modernization that
black and white accents to create a very stark,
is being reflected in furniture and decor is
very geometric look.
bleeding over into renovation and remodel-
+ Abstract artwork can bring a lot of personality
ing. We're seeing cleaner lines in cabinetry,
to a room. Eclectic collections are in, replacing
and that also goes for trim work.
the traditional decor of pictographs and land-
+ Lighting is also modernizing. The Sputnik
scapes. Art, of course, is subjective, but this year
light can be found just about everywhere
we are seeing a trend toward geometric and
now, and it's a fixture that fits well in kitchens,
eclectic yet still collected artwork.
foyers, and even dining rooms.
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THE INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO
(CON TI N U ED)
2018 may hold some big changes for the design world, but the future also looks bright for the team at the Interior Design Studio. "We're opening up a second store in Wooster on March 23, so we're very excited for that change. It's going to have a feel similar to the Medina Square store, but it will feature a slightly different selection of merchandise."Â Interior Designer Katie Heinz owns The Interior Design Studio and JK Gift Shop with Amy Douglass and Julie McNabb at 207 S. Court Street, Medina. For more information, visit InteriorDesignStudioOh.com or ShopJKGifts.com, or call 330.725.7623.Â
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Hunter Insurance Agency: A Small Town Family Legacy ARTICLE NIKKI RHOADES
HUNTER INSURANCE AGENCY HAS LONG BEEN A COMMU-
That sense of family and trust instilled one unshakable principle in the
NITY FIXTURE. Locals fondly remember Howard and Joy Hunter,
business: Give each client the attention that he or she deserves.
who started their business from scratch in 1962. Their son and current
"Growing up, we actually lived here," said Dan of the current office
agency president Dan Hunter, when a kindergartener, spent mornings
space. "It became the office first, but then they decided to remodel and
at Ella Canavan Elementary School and afternoons at the Hunter
add living quarters. From the time I was in fourth grade until halfway
Agency office, which at the time was a rented space above the former
through my college career, this was our home.” But of course, the busi-
Old Phoenix Bank (now Huntington Bank) on Medina's historic Public
ness expanded, inevitably nudging them out. “Going through school, I do
Square. This was when Medina's only fire station was located on the
not think I had any intentions of going into the family insurance business,"
Square. "When the fire bell would ring, it used to be really cool to watch
Dan muses. "But when I completed my education, joining the family
from that upstairs window as the volunteer firemen raced to the station
agency felt like a natural move to try. Nearly 40 years later, here I am."
from every direction," Dan recalls. "Along with looking at insurance brochures, that's one of my most vivid early childhood office memories."
For Ellen, a career as an insurance agent was never on her radar while growing up. "We met while Dan and I were students at the College of
Fast forward three years to 1965: A dilapidated house at the
Wooster," she explains with a twinkle in her eye and a sincerely warm
corner of North Court and West Homestead catches Howard's eye
smile. "Dan was a senior in '79 when we got engaged, and I had two more
and captures his imagination as a perfect location for his and Joy’s
years at school. I was a German major. I remember him mentioning that he
fledgling business. "I thought How was out of his mind," Joy recalled
was considering going into the insurance agency, and that moment really
years later. "You want to pay money for that?" she asked in disbelief.
set our course. We were married two years later after I graduated, and I
Yes, that's exactly what Howard wanted to do. He had a vision, and
did some behind-the-scenes work with Hunter Insurance Agency while
following several months of intense work, Hunter Insurance Agency
the kids were little. After they grew up, I took on more hours. I finally joined
moved to 703 North Court Street in 1966, where it still stands and
the agency full-time in 2011." She also mentions with a bright laugh that
thrives today. Through a series of retirements, Dan and wife Ellen
she did actually use her skills in translating once, when a German Motor
Hunter became the agency's sole owners in 2012. Dan has been a
Vehicle Report came into the office. "While I never necessarily expected
full-time agent since 1979 and Ellen, also a licensed agent, has been
to be here, it is so neat to be able to carry on the tradition of what Dan's
involved with the agency since 1989 and now oversees operations.
parents started. We always joke that we're channeling Howard and Joy!"
To the Hunter family, "small town" roots are well worth celebrat-
Hunter Insurance is proud to be an independent agency. What does
ing. Those roots anchor a tradition of integrity, trust, continuity and
that mean? An independent agent represents a number of insurance
community-mindedness. Parents Howard and Joy never intended to
companies. In Hunter's case, some of their company relationships go
push their children into the agency, but as it grew and as their children
back decades— and that tells you something about these companies
got involved, the staff and clients grew to become a tightly-knit family.
and the agency itself. The Hunter Agency has represented Westfield CONTINUED >
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HUNTER INSURANCE AGENCY
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The Hunter Insurance Agency building, c.1950 and today
Insurance for all of the 56 years the agency has
lines products. Westfield's home/auto package
been in business. Hunter has represented Grange
known as a Wespak, and a newer version known
Insurance for nearly 50 years, and it works with
as a Wespak Estate policy, are favorites of the
a few other companies as well. An independent
Hunter personal lines staff. A Wespak Estate
agent represents the insurance company, but ulti-
policy is geared toward higher-value homes that
mately works for the policyholder: providing profes-
may have more complex protection needs. A
sional guidance and advice, answering questions,
unique feature of the Estate program is the guar-
adjusting coverages as needed, and, when losses
anteed replacement cost coverage it provides,
occur, helping policymakers navigate through the
based on a detailed home evaluation. And, as
claims process. The Hunter Agency has many
carriers go, Westfield is hard to beat. Westfield
client relationships that have lasted four and five
has been in business for 170 years, has earned an
decades. How does that happen? Because their
A.M. Best rating of "Excellent" or better for nearly
staff is experienced, knowledgeable, and always
80 consecutive years (a boast few companies
strives to be service-minded and accessible. And
can make), and offers great claims service.
at Hunter Insurance, accessibility means commu-
The Hunter Agency's knowledgeable personal
nicating with clients where and how they want to
lines team consists of five experienced agents:
communicate: via phone or email, in the agency’s
Laurel Mader, Joyce Hillrich, Nicole Koppes,
office or at the client’s location.
Grace Kazek, and Anne Mainwaring. They are
Some
independent
insurance
agencies
assisted by Anita Whitslar and Lorrie Storch. If
focus the largest part of their time and energy
you're seeking a quote, contact Laurel, Joyce,
on various types of business insurance. While
or Dan at 330.725.4543...or visit HunterIns.
Chris Wheeler (assisted by Mary Hontert and
com. Beyond commercial and personal lines
Dan Hunter) takes excellent care of the agen-
coverage, the Hunter Agency also offers life
cy’s commercial accounts, the agency’s main
insurance. Chris Raber is the staff person who
focus has always been what insurance people
heads up that area. He can be reached at the
call "personal lines," which includes home, auto,
same contact information listed above.
umbrella, and other personal coverages. And the
Join the family. Develop a relationship. Find out
companies Hunter represents, like Westfield,
what professional service, delivered in a small town
Grange, and State Auto have excellent personal
atmosphere of continuity and concern, feels like.
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"With this technology, you can pre-set scenes," he says. "For example, the smart technology in your phone knows when the sun
"One of the things that has really taken off over the past year or so is
rises. You can program a scene where your shades automatically go
home automation through Lutron, and we are a Lutron Certified Smart
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within a certain distance from your home.
time and are very good at what they do. Our partnership allows you to integrate smart technology into your home in a fashionable way." Blind automation is not like shades were in the old movies, laughs Matt, referencing the cartoonish scenes where shades go flopping
"Home automation is an incredible game changer. In the past, technology has kind of scared people. Now, it seems there is much more familiarity with it, and people are growing comfortable with what the future holds."
up into the windows. Automated shades have actually come a long
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day and how are you going to put your shade down? With home
"The technology, the automation of it, goes beyond just motorization," explains Matt. "There's a difference between motorization and
automation, you can set that blind to come down when the sun is most blistering.
automation. Motorization involves a remote of some sort or a button.
The right blinds can even cut energy costs. Experts estimate
The automation part is where smart technology gets involved and
that we lose an excess of 50% of our home’s heating and cooling
starts making your life easier."
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LIVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE WITH SMART TECHNOLOGY "But if you forget to put that blind down, what good does it do you? With automation, you can set your blinds to come down at peak glare times, or to come down more in the wintertime. You can program your shades to come down at night for increased warmth. It helps you save money, accomplish peace of mind, and, it even provides security. "Say you're traveling for vacation and you're gone for two weeks," Matt considers. "People may notice that lights are off and there isn't any movement in the home. But with automation, everything is business as usual. You can set it so that your shades and lights randomly go off and on at different points of the day. You can control everything in your house from the other side of the world with automation." Lutron has 24/7 customer support, so if you encounter a "shade emergency," they are waiting to help you out. And, their products through Budget Blinds will meet and exceed your style expectations. "You should feel at home in your living space, and our selection will help you build up a comfortable atmosphere. Texture is one trend I find is definitely coming in. Not so much a pattern, like back in the day when people preferred florals for example. Just a bit of texture that gives your shades some depth, rather than the traditional plain solid white or beige." Technology and trends are not all that has changed in the past year. Budget Blinds of Medina is more family-oriented than ever, now that it features a father-son team of Matt and Jake dedicated to serving and celebrating their community. Budget Blinds can help you complete the perfect room with window coverings at the budget that’s right for you, so what are you waiting for? Design and technology work together flawlessly in their realm of expertise, and they'll help you bring the future into your home.
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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
EVERY FRI FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRY
At 1 p.m., Wolf Creek Environmental
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Center will be celebrating spring's
a few surprises, and beer!All paid
sweetest blooms. During this infor-
guests receive a commemorative
mative presentation, a naturalist will
mini pilsner glass. Tickets are just $35
Lodi Post 523 American Legion
discuss wildflowers and provide some
per person, or $10 for designated driv-
Stop by for an all you can eat fish fry
insight as to the best places in the park
ers. Look for details via Main Street
dinner. Dine in for only $8, carry-out
district to find them. Ages 12 to adult.
Medina's Facebook page.
for $8.25. A chicken dinner will be
No registration required. Free.
available for $7.25. Sides of fries, onion rings, or hush puppies are $3. Dinners come with cole slaw & chose of fries, onion rings or hush puppies. Stop by from 5 to 7 p.m.!
3 - 30, 2018 BICENTENNIAL STUDENT ART SHOW
10 K-9 KAPERS
11 LEMPNER JAZZ DUO Wadsworth Public Library
Green Leaf Park
Join saxophonist Tom Lempner and
K9 Kapers provides dog owners with
guitarist Adam Sarata at 2 p.m. as
an opportunity to socialize their pets
they present a concert dedicated
with other dogs. These hikes will in-
to the sounds of spring. Lempner
terest both the dog and its owner
serves on the music faculties of Bald-
while offering exercise and fun. All
win Wallace University and Cleve-
Huntington Bank
dogs must have an accompanying
land State University. Sarata is the
View over 300 works of art created by
adult and eight-foot leash (non-re-
director of the Summit Music School.
Medina City Schools students in var-
tractable). Participants must maintain
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ious locations throughout the historic
control of their dogs at all times. See
ed. 330.722.2541, tsigel@ormaco.org.
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you at Green Leaf Park at 10 a.m.!
at 1 p.m. on March 3 in the main lobby of Huntington Bank at 30 Public Square for the public opening.
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MARCH
LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
14 JURIED TEEN ART SHOW Medina County District Library
services offered while you search for
boys aged 11-14. Updated curriculum
Easter eggs. The grand prize will be a
includes: 1) Safety Skills, 2) Child Care
free 12-week riding session. All ages
Skills, 3) First Aid and Rescue Skills,
are welcome to stop by for this epic
and 4) Life and Business Skills. Regis-
celebration between 12 and 2 p.m.
tration deadline is Wednesday, March
Meet the artists of the student art show at this charming reception! Stop
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THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON STEEL DRUM BAND
BASKET WEAVING 10/ ST.PATRICK'S DAY
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Copley High School Auditorium
Travel to Trinidad and Tobago with the sizzling sounds of UA’s award-win-
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ning ensemble, founded by Dr. Larry
Join expert basket maker Betty Rettig
Snider and directed by Matt Dudack.
and weave this lucky little basket to
Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at
store your treasure. The event goes
the door, with a portion of the pro-
from 9:30 to noon. No experience is
ceeds benefitting the Copley School’s
necessary. All materials are provided.
music programs. Available at all Me-
Please call Betty Rettig at 330-975-
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ing February 19. Call 330-722-2541 or
to adult. There is a $17 program fee
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PARTING THOUGHTS
A MEMORIAL IN MEDINA ARTICLE NIKKI RHOADES
THE MEDINA ROTARY CLUB HAS BEEN
wanted to help future generations understand
KEEPING A SECRET FOR YEARS, AND
where we've come since then. For many of us,
ON JULY 28, A MASTERPIECE MEMORIAL
this day changed our life and our worldview.
THAT'S BEEN IN THE MAKING SINCE
Because of that, we knew we wanted to use
2009 WILL FINALLY BE UNVEILED TO
the remnant to build a memorial that could be
THE PUBLIC.
used as an educational destination and also as
At the time, Kelly Low was president of Medina Rotary Club, which is actually one of
There were now two questions. First, what
two Rotary Clubs in the city. Other notable
direct links does Medina County have with 9/11?
members at the time included Bill "Banner
Flight 93, you may recall, flew over our heads in
Bill" Cohen and former Mayor Jane Leaver.
the southern parts of the county shortly before
As Mayor Leaver was approaching the end
crashing in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Second,
of her tenure, she asked Bill if the Medina
where would such a monument go?
Rotary Club could put together an “entrance
After years of searching and the unfor-
to the city” welcome sign with placards of
tunate passing of key players Cohen and
community service groups and listings of
Leaver, the Medina Rotary Club found the
churches. Bill said he would make it happen.
perfect site for the memorial: the property
About a month later, Cohen spotted an ad
next to Fire Station # 1 on North Huntington
in the Wall Street Journal that changed the
Street. Though it is not quite an entrance,
course of the project.
as Leaver had originally envisioned, the site
"The ad said that if you were a nonprofit
pays homage to first responders who were
or government entity, you could apply for a
involved in 9/11. And, she notes, it's only
piece of steel from the Twin Towers," recalls
one block away from the offices of Medina
Dr. Kelly Low. She speaks with a combina-
County Veterans Services.
tion of passion and solemnity as she contin-
"You can see where it burned, and you see
ues, "The application offered no guarantee
where it twisted," she says of the remnant.
that we would receive a remnant, and it
"This piece of metal.... it's unbelievable. It is so
offered no hints as to what size it would be."
humbling to see this massive piece of metal
After 3 pages of paperwork and several
Before July, the Medina Rotary Club is
informing her that the Medina Rotary had
working to raise $100,000 to build the mon-
been selected to receive a remnant, and
ument and manage future maintenance
she was ecstatic.
needs. A GoFundMe page is currently up and
"I asked her if she could
running, and a paver program and sponsor-
FedEx it, and she laughed.
ships will be offered. Other fundraisers will be
I thought to myself, 'Well,
announced soon, so stay tuned for updates.
maybe I could just take my
"We will also offer to every school building in
dad's pickup truck to get it.'
Medina County the opportunity to have a first
It was at JFK airport in New
responder or Veteran in uniform attend the
York, which I thought was a
school with the actual beam and provide a talk
reasonable drive."
about the events of 9/11," she says. "Tragedy
That was when she found
temporarily brought unity. On that day, differ-
out that the remnant weighed
ences in appearance and lifestyle were put
a ton and a half, stretching
aside. On that day were were all Americans,
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that was just a tiny part of the North Tower."
months of waiting, Low was contacted
“This piece of metal.... it’s unbelievable. It is so humbling to see this massive piece of metal that was just a tiny part of the North Tower.”
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a site for solemn reflection."
and we had to pull through it together."
inches tall and 2 feet wide. The fragment was
The Medina Rotary Club hopes that
an I-beam from the North Tower, and each
the memorial will continue to inspire unity
bolt featured a massive 2-inch-wide head.
here in our community. All questions
"There are kids today who weren't alive
and comments or suggestions should be
during 9/11, and for many of them the event has
directed to Dr. Kelly Low at 330.607.8670 or
been reduced to a paragraph in their history
medinarotary@gmail.com.
books," laments Low. "But for those of us that
Find out how you can get involved at
were alive, that day will never leave you. We
MedinaRotary.org.
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