PAINESVILLE – In preparation for future development in a new Community Reinvestment Area, Council was presented a resolution authorizing an agreement with Painesville City Local Schools at the June 3 council meeting.
FAIRPORT HARBOR – The Fairport Harbor Tourism Council lucked out with nice weather for its special “Fish Out of Water” art show launch event held May 24 at the Wine Roost, 217 Third St.
PAINESVILLE – The historic Gage House on South State Street has a new tenant, Blask Media Company, owned by husband and wife James and Melissa Blask of LeRoy Township.
KIRTLAND - On Monday, July 15 and Tuesday, July 16 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bridge Health Services will be offering Mental Health First Aid training at the Kirtland Public Library.
PAINESVILLE – To rise above competition from other family activities, the Civil Air Patrol 252 NE Ohio Frank H. Kettlewood Squadron will conduct an open house from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 13 at Painesville Church of the Nazarene, 6235 Chestnut St.
MADISON - View seven spellbinding gardens Sunday, June 23 on The Madison Garden Club’s aptly named ‘Garden Spells’ tour.
MENTOR – Two of the Mentor Police Department’s finest received a special retirement send-off May 25 with lots of accolades and petting from about 200 residents who attended the event.
MADISON VILLAGE – Council had voted 3-2 to pass an ordinance authorizing the mayor to execute a contract for the purchase of the 201 Water Tower Dr. building and property for a new village hall and police station at the May 20 council meeting.
PERRY TOWNSHIP – Larry Reichard of Antioch Road in North Perry raised the topic of the failed road levy at the May 28 Board of Trustees meeting.
MADISON TOWNSHIP – Board of Trustees Chair Ken Gauntner reported the Madison Fire Board had completed the refinancing for Fire Station No. 3 at the May 28 trustees meeting.
