Auditions announced for the 2025 season of Tetélestai
Cleveland Performing Arts Ministries announced audition dates for the upcoming season of its musical passion play, Tetélestai. Auditions will be held Jan 11-12 and Jan. 18-19 at Our Lady of Guadalupe, 9080 Shepard Rd., in Macedonia. CPAM is seeking actors/singers and tech crew for this musical presentation. A personal profile must be submitted to be scheduled […]
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Five ways to incorporate Montessori in the home
By Remi Stefanski, South Suburban Montessori School Children’s House Guide The Montessori Approach can stretch farther than within the classroom. The benefits of the philosophy can be seen, not only in schools, but at home as well. If you are looking to incorporate the Montessori Approach into your home, here are 5 ways to integrate the approach […]
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Maximizing Your Charitable Giving: A Guide to Doing Good While Reaping Tax Benefits
by Kevin Kroskey, CFP®, MBA Charitable giving offers a meaningful way to support the causes you care about while also providing an opportunity to help your finances. When you donate to nonprofit organizations, you’re helping drive their missions forward. While the immediate impact is important, charitable giving also fosters a culture of generosity, setting a […]
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Avoiding Emergencies
by Tom Olecki, Owner, Broadview Heating From the Experts Avoiding Emergencies At some point you will probably have to call a repair company because your furnace has stopped working. Inevitably, mechanical things will break down and quit working. Many times we are able to repair whatever broke with a new part and you are ready […]
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How to Avoid the Big Bad Wolf of Probate Court
by Dan A. Baron, Baron Law LLC Perhaps you’re tempted to skip this article thinking that probate court doesn’t affect you. But whether you have a comprehensive family trust or are just getting started with a basic estate plan, understanding and avoiding probate is paramount for each person considering the future of their loved ones. […]
Bath-Richfield Kiwanis News
The Richfield Brewery Memorial Walk and Wishing Well was completed in November and memorial bricks will be available to purchase after the brewery opens. December service projects include buying Christmas gifts for a needy family in the Adopt-A-Family program, delivering underwear and shampoo to the Hope and Healing Center, and the annual bell ringing and […]
Revere celebrates veterans with extensive program
by Laura Bednar Revere High School welcomed all veterans through its doors for breakfast, a singing performance by first-grade students and a presentation by former Air Force Col. James McClellan. Members of the high school student council served breakfast to veterans from all branches of the service. The vets were treated to a performance by […]
Long wait for Richfield Brewing Company is about to end
by Sheldon Ocker Four years is a long time to wait for a beer, even a craft beer. A man could die of thirst by then. Thankfully, Mike Lytz is a patient man and has access to fresh drinking water. It was in 2020 that Lytz and his late wife Margaret, who died in 2022, […]
Mayor’s Corner
The holidays are upon us. I wish everyone a very merry and happy holiday season. If you are traveling to another destination for the holidays, please drive safely and sanely. The new water tower will be operational at the beginning of March 2025. With it will come increased water pressure. If you are on the […]
Zoning approval sought for first multifamily development
by Sue Serdinak Nov. 6 village council meeting Richfield Village Council took the first step to allow the construction of multifamily homes in Richfield. They unanimously approved suspending readings and sending to the Village Planning and Zoning Commission a request to change the zoning on the former Constantine’s Garden Center property from commercial to multifamily. […]
Travel centers not invited to village
by Sue Serdinak Nov. 19 village council meeting The Richfield Village Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to return to village council a recommendation to limit the number of travel centers and fueling stations in the village. Councilperson Sue Ann Philippbar, who is council’s representative to the commission, said the appointed body spent several hours […]
Township Corner
News The trustees and residents who live on Summit County roads were disappointed to learn this summer that the county was discontinuing its long-held practice of mowing the roadsides. I am pleased to report that the county will mow twice in the summer of 2025 and will have a transition plan after 2025. Thanks to […]
Trustees select Land Use Plan Committee
by Dan Holland Nov. 7 township trustees meeting Richfield Township trustees approved an 11-person Land Use Plan Committee as a first step toward initiating a study in 2025. “We plan to have an introductory meeting this year, but the majority of the work will be done between January and October 2025,” Trustee Chair Don Laubacher […]
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