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By Diane Ryder
By a 2-1 vote Thursday,Chester Township Trusteesdecided to remain a member ofthe Chagrin River WatershedPartners, after a resident andone trustee questioned the needto belong to the organization.The Willoughby-based non-
profit, headed by formerRussell Township Trustee GregStuden, assists private citizensand local governments withwater issues related to theChagrin River Watershed,according to its website.The group, formed in 1996,
has 37 members, representing99 percent of the land in thewatershed, its website said. All local governments in the
west portion of Geauga Countyare members. Chester’s duesthis year are $4,370.53.On Feb. 21, trustees tabled
whether to pay the annual duesafter a resident questioned theneed to belong.Thursday, when the issue
came before trustees again,Trustee Ken Radtke said he hadresearched both the CRWP andthe Geauga Soil and WaterCon-servation District, aBurton-based county/stateagency that works with agricul-ture and local residents to pre-serve natural resources, including
water, in the county.“I talked to (CRWP Dire-
ctor) Amy Brennan. She’s verypassionate and very knowledge-able, and she heads a goodorganization with a good mis-sion,” Radtke said. “But I haveto look at the taxpayers’ dollarsagain, so I also met with(GSWCD Director) CarmellaShale.”After talking to both direc-
tors, he came to the conclusionboth groups work together, buttheir services have the potentialto overlap, he explained. Radtke said in seven CRWP
site visits he researched, hefound 85 percent of them weredone in cooperation with theGSWCD.“I’d like my fellow trustees
to take that into consideration,”he said. “Dollars to the soil andwater conservation district aredollars in the county.”He said dealing with the
GSWCD is “more bang for ourbuck.” Trustee Mike Joyce said
although both groups have simi-lar functions and sometimesoverlap in their services, hebelieved CRWP offers valuableservices to individual residentsand to the township govern-ment. “I would suggest that the
board consider the soil andwater conservation district;nothing against the ChagrinRiver Watershed Partners,”Radtke said.He voted no on the motion
to approve paying the $4,370.53dues to CRWP. However, themotion passed, 2-1. Radtke did approve a CRWP
request to sign a conflict ofinterest and financial interestdisclosure statement.He and Trustee Judy Caputo
said the measure was necessaryto avoid any conflicts of interestbetween townships and contrac-tors hired to do work related toCRWP projects.
By Maureen Mooney
As a Bainbridge Townshipresident and business owner,Emeil Soryal saw a building inthe area that needed an update. Being in the construction
and design industry, Soryal’svisions came to life when hedecided to purchase the rundown building and relocate hisown showroom.Kitchen & Bath, Etc. opened
its doors in 2000 with a 1,000-square-foot showroom. As busi-ness progressed, the companythen moved to a 2,500-square-foot space in 2008. Now, they made their final
stop in a 3,500-square-foot newshowroom. Located at 8454 East Wash-
ington St., Bainbridge Township,in front of McFarland Cornershopping center, the new show-room began its constructionphases in October.“I live in Bainbridge, my chil-
dren attend Kenston Schools,”Soryal said. “As a resident, I’d
see this building and how poorit looked, and I had a visionhow it could look with my busi-ness, thus the process of movingmy showroom began.” With the building being in
bad shape, the demolition start-ed and Soryal began redesign-ing the exterior and interior ofthe building to fit his needs withthe help of an architect. The new showroom officially
opened March 1. Customers may walk in and
see the endless options ofkitchen and bath projects avail-able. Some key aspects of the
space are examples of kitchenand bath designs. Featured, butstill under construction, is aworking kitchen, with plumbingand appliances installed.This will give customers the
“hands on” feel of the kitchen,not just the look, Soryal said,adding another area is specifi-cally for people to sample howdifferent “touch faucets” work.
There will also be a bath-room model, with the latesttrend of speakers attached tothe tub, where music can felt
and heard underwater. “We have the latest and
greatest,” Soryal said, smiling. He added this new state-of-
the-art facility will keep up withevery aspect of the ongoing
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Bainbridge Twp. Showroom Relocates; Improves Eyesore
K & B• Page 3
By Ann Wishart
Munson Township ZoningInspector Tim Kearns toldtrustees last Tuesday asbestosabatement of the dilapidatednursing home on RockhavenRoad was nearly finished anddemolition of the old structuremight have been completed asearly as this past Monday.Kearns reported the crew
removing asbestos from thefloors, walls and ceilings of thebuilding was done with all butone room and the basement. Although the cold, wet
weather has put a damper on alot of spirits, Kearns said it hasbeen a boon in the abatementprocess.“It’s gone really well
because of the heavy moisturein the air,” he said. “It’s been anasset. They’ve been able towork quicker and get moredone.”The containers brought in
for the abatement part of theproject are packed with fullbags, Kearns said. A pre-demo tour of the
Nursing Home on RockhavenRoad Might Be History By Now
MAUREEN MOONEY/CNThe new building and location of Kitchen & Bath, Etc., features a spacious showroom with the latest designtrends and styles.
RadtkeNursing Home• Page 8
Chester Township Trustees RenewWatershed Partners Membership
JOHN KARLOVEC/GCMLThe demolition for this dilapidated nursing home on Rockhaven Road inMunson Township might have been completed by this week if all the town-ship’s ducks are in a row. The road to tearing down the old structure hasbeen a long one, with several delays. CRWP• Page 3
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“It’s just making sure of ethi-cal compliance,” Radtke said.“It’s good to do if the boardapproved the membership,which the board chose to do.”Caputo added, “I have no
issues with signing it.”Joyce voted against the
request, which passed, 2-1. In other business, Radtke
questioned several line items inthe 2013 permanent appropria-tions agreement, which eachcommunity passes and files withthe Geauga County Auditor’sOffice by April 1.Trustees met in a special
work session the previousMonday to work out the detailsof the measure.Radtke asked Fiscal Officer
Mike Stark whether trusteescould make smaller appropria-tions, by $5,000 in some cases.“If you’re tweaking, the time
to tweak it is now,” Stark said,adding, however, if too little isset aside for various expendi-tures, trustees will need to passmany last-minute appropria-tions as they would be needed.“We can’t take the approach
that just because the money’sthere, we can spend it,” Radtkesaid.Caputo disagreed.“We discuss every expendi-
ture,” she said. “This is appropri-ated dollars, not dollars spent.”
Joyce asked Radtke howmany tweaks he has come upwith since last Monday’s worksession. Radtke questioned funds set
aside for fitting traffic signalswith transponders that wouldallow emergency vehicles tochange the lights by remotecontrol. Caputo has been working on
the issue for several months andlooking into possible grantfunding.Radtke said the township
should consider installing theequipment only at major inter-sections to save cost.“We’ve been in discussion
about some donations comingin,” Caputo said. “We only haveseven lights. If the grants wereto come in, I imagine the boardwould want to vote on it at thattime.”
Radtke said he just wantedto express his thoughts on thetopic. After discussion and some
minor revisions, trustees unani-mously passed the measure asamended.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 CHESTERLAND NEWS Page 3
trends of the interior designindustry. They will feature newproducts, new finishes and newoptions for every home. “Since we’ve opened, there’s
been a large customer flow.People drive by and see thebuilding, and want to see whatwe’re doing,” he said. “Our goalis to be there for the customer.We want to do it right and do itwell. We love what we do.”After growing up in the
industry — Soryal’s father was ageneral contractor — and gradu-ating from Kent State Universitywith an Interior Design degree,Soryal worked in the industryfor different businesses.Once he believed he’d
gained enough experience andknowledge, he decided to starthis own.“I learned that I didn’t like
being tied to someone else’sphilosophies. I wanted to addmy own personal touch onthings,” Soryal said.Kitchen & Bath now fea-
tures a wide variety of flooring,lighting, counter tops, cabinets,paint, ceiling/plumbing exam-ples and finishes for any roomin a home. The “green movement” is
currently booming in the realestate industry. Kitchen andBath also has the knowledgeand capability to do environ-mentally friendly designs. “When a customer comes in,
we listen to what they want. We
will educate them, show themthe options available, come upwith a plan and design and con-ceptualize the whole project,”Soryal explained. “An educatedcustomer is our best consumer.”He added, “This is what I
tell each customer: ‘We will giveyou our opinion and tell youabout the options, but, it’s yourhouse and your money. Youmake the decisions.’”The Kitchen & Bath team
consists of three interior design-ers, including Soryal.
The same designer will over-see the project from beginningto end. In addition, there are 12installers, all with differenttrade experience to completethe entire project throughout. Although they specialize in
residential kitchens and baths,the company also does any inte-rior home improvement project. Stop by the showroom, visit
www.kitchenandbath.com, orcall Kitchen and Bath, Etc., 440-543-8050, for more information.
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April 3: Death & FuneralPlanning6:30 p.m.Community Church of
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April 4: Foster CareEducation Class6 p.m. Join for an educational fos-
ter class to find out what it meansto be a foster parent at GeaugaHumane Society’s Rescue Vill-age, 15463 Chillicothe Road,Russell Township.A question and answer ses-
sion also available. Call Erin Hawes, programs
coordinator, 440-338-4819ext.14, to register or for moreinformation.
April 4: Women’s GuildPot Luck6:30 p.m.St. Anselm’s Women’s Guild
will have the annual PotluckDinner at St. Anselm’s ParishCenter, 12696 Chillicothe Road,Chester Township. Bring dish to share. Table-
ware and beverages provided. An instructor from Pat
Catan’s will help make a deco-rative straw hat. Supplies provided; bring
glue gun, if possible.Reservations are not neces-
sary, but helpful. Call Shirley, 216-832-5158, or
Nancy, 440-729-9684, for moreinformation.
April 4: Fracking andInjection Wells7 p.m.Munson Township Trustees
invite the community to join atNotre Dame Elementary School,13000 Auburn Road, MunsonTownship, to learn about poten-tial health and environmentalimpacts of fracking and injectionwells. Several guest speakers will
be in attendance to share infor-mation on this matter. Refreshments served.Call 440-286-9255 for more
information.
April 7: Pancake andSausage Breakfast9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.Join at American Legion
Post 459, 14052 Goodwin St.,Burton Township, for a pancakeand sausage breakfast. Call Ron, 440-343-1478, for
more information.
April 14: St. AnselmFestival Meatball Cook-offThe winning recipe will be used
to make the 2013 festival meatballsfor the Church Food Booth. Meat-balls are served with the cavatel-li and the sub-sandwiches. Contest is open to anyone. Submit an ingredient list to
[email protected] orin person to 12969 ChillicotheRoad, Chester Township. 12 semi-finalists will be select-
ed and asked to make the recipeon April 21 after the 11:30 a.m.mass. The festival committee will
judge the contest. Rules: Bring meatballs
cooked. They can be warmed (ornot, if you prefer) at St. Anselm.Do not bring them in sauce ofany kind, the contest is judgingmeatballs, not sauce. Any quanti-ty is welcome, although a dozenlarge or two dozen small is rec-ommended. Submit the ingredi-ent list to the rectory.Recognition will be given to
winner through the festivalbrochure and other church media.The St. Anselm Festival will
be celebrating 41 years of food,family and fun. Look for updates at www.st
anselm.org/parishfestival andon Facebook at St. AnselmChurch Festival.Call 440-729-9575 for more
information.
April 17: Foster/AdoptFamily Meeting6 p.m.There will be an information
meeting on becoming a foster/adopt family for those whoneed support. Held at Geauga County Job
and Family Services Building,12480 Ravenwood Dr., Chardon.RSVP by April 9. Call 1-440-285-9141 for more
information (ask for a perma-nency planning worker).
April 20: ChesterlandLions Club CommunityRaffle6 p.m. to MidnightThe Chesterland Lions Club
is hosting the annual CommunityRaffle at the E.O.U.V. Club, 8636Pekin Road, Russell Township.The Lions prefer a nearby
place for convenience and tohelp keep the business local. Raffle will feature a $1,250
grand prize.
Side boards available. Join for music, dancing and
casino games. To provide more time for
guests to enjoy music and gaming,instead of a reverse raffle, only thelast five numbers will be drawn. Cocktails and appetizers will
be served with dinner to follow.Donation is $100 per couple,$60 single in advance; or $110per couple, $65 single at thedoor if tickets are available. The Lions Club is a tax-
deductible organization. Call Mike Stark, 440-666-
5600, email [email protected] orvisit www.chesterlandlions.org,for more information.
April 20: Dinner and$1,000 Reverse Raffle5:30-7:30 p.m.Join Chester Township Eagles
and Auxiliary #4521 for a chickenmarsala dinner and $1,000reverse raffle. Held at Chardon Eagles, 317
Water St., Chardon. $25 per person.Raffles, sideboards and live
entertainment available. Call Carol, 440-729-3228,
Gwen, 440-729-9542, or Todd,440-338-1198, for more details.
April 26: Ladies NightOut6:30 p.m.West Geauga Girl Scouts
Service Unit 773 will hold itsannual fundraiser at Fowler’s MillGolf Club, 13095 RockhavenRoad, Chester Township. The event raises funds for
Gold Award scholarships, whichare given to girl scouts who aregraduating high school. Service Unit 773 represents
26 troops in Chester andRussell townships. Tickets for the ladies-only
event are $30 per person andinclude dinner, dessert and non-alcoholic drinks. Cash bar available. A silent auction, a 50-50 raf-
fle and entertainment alsoincluded. Call Jackie Dottore, 216-906-
9408, for tickets or for moreinformation.
April 27: WG GridironReverse Raffle6 p.m. to midnightIn preparation for the
upcoming football and wrestlingseasons, the 11th annual WestGeauga Gridiron Club ReverseRaffle will be held at St. NoelParty Center, 35200 ChardonRoad, Willoughby Hills. With the money raised in the
past from this event, improve-ments such as updating theweight room and equipment weremade. Silent and Chinese auction
with sideboards available. Tickets are $95 per couple or
$60 per person which includeone main-board ticket, dinner,beer and wine, a disc jockey anddancing. When a table of eight or 10
people is purchased, every per-son receives 10 free Chineseauction tickets.$2,000 grand prize. Call Marie Hall, 440-823-
5143, for tickets.Donations for the silent and
Chinese auctions needed as wellas volunteers to work event.
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these programs or to register, callthe Geauga Park District at 440-286-9516 or visit www.geauga-parkdistrict.org.
Shutterbugs CameraClubApril 4, 7-9 p.m.The West Woods Nature CenterIt's Competition Night, with
“Animals in Motion” and“Waterfalls” as the focus. All are welcome. See “Things to Do” on the
website for entry qualifications.
Sky Dance: CourtshipTakes Flight April 5, 7:30-8:30 p.m.Frohring MeadowsA behind-the-bushes look at
the courtship antics of theAmerican Woodcock, highlight-ed by an amazing aerial balletwith “wing song” followed by acareening descent. Program designed for school
age children and older who canstand still and quiet on a chillyApril evening.
Partially wheelchair/strolleraccessible.
Chagrin ValleyAstronomical SocietyMonthly Meeting Saturday, April 6, 7:30-10 p.m.Sunnybrook Preserve, LodgeOpen to anyone with an
interest in astronomy. Businessmeeting followed by monthlyobservation report, educationalprogram and night sky viewingwhen clear. Learn more atwww.chagrinvalleyastronomy.org.
The Sky TonightPlanetarium Show April 7, 2-3 p.m.Open House, 1-4 p.m. Observatory Park Join during building open
house hours for a preview ofwhat to look for in the sky thismonth.
Best Bets for BirdingGeauga: From Jungles toGeauga April 9, 7-8:30 p.m. The West Woods Nature CenterThis illustrated program will
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Geauga bands, there will be afundraiser at Danny BoysRestaurant, 8389 MayfieldRoad, Chester Township. The tickets are available in
advance or at the door for; $20for adults, $12 ages 3 to 10 andfree for children under 3 yearsold. Included in admission is an
all-you-can-eat buffet featuringpasta with meat sauce, pizza,bread sticks, desserts, soft drinksand salad. All proceeds help fund the
instrumental music programs atWest Geauga Schools. Call Chris, 216-276-0597, to
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Flute LessonsJoin for free flute lessons at
First Seventh-day AdventistCommunity Church, 7480 May-field Road, Chester Township. Lesson times are 11 a.m. to
noon, 3-4 p.m., 4-5 p.m. or 7-8:30p.m. every Tuesday.Sponsored by Korean SDA
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April 3: “Wicked Women ofNortheast Ohio” - Author andhistorian Jane Ann Turzillorecounts the misdeeds of 10dark-hearted women whorefused to play by the rules.Content is based on her book ofthe same title.
April 10: “Out of the kitchen— Vintage Aprons” - CarolineUrban shares her extensive col-lection of more than 85 aprons,discussing workmanship, historyand memories. Guests of theprogram are welcome to bringown aprons and share stories.
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April 24: “Heroes on Horse-back: The Ride of the PonyExpress” - A historic look at theinception, operation and demiseof the Pony Express. PresenterKaren Beck comes with tales ofgreat endurance and tremen-dous bravery on the trail acrossthe Great Plains, over SouthPass and into the Sierras, all todeliver the mail.
Meet Author Mary DoriaRussellApril 4, 7 p.m.Hear Mary Doria Russell
speak on her latest novel,
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by the Geauga West Friends ofthe Library and requires in-per-son registration.
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Lego PartyApril 16, 3:30 p.m.What can be built with
legos?Program designed for teens.
Local Writer BookLaunchApril 18, 6 p.m.West Geauga High School
graduate Brian McClellan (classof 2004) had a dream to be-come a successful novelist. Ten years later, McClellan is
living that dream. His first epic fantasy, “Pro-
mise of Blood,” is being pub-lished internationally in April. Meet McClellan as he reads
a short excerpt.
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Librariesfrom page 6
Following is a list of realestate transfers for Chester,Munson and Russell townshipsfor the week ending March 22,provided as a public service bythe Geauga County Auditor’sOffice. Transfers may involvesale of land only.
CHESTER TOWNSHIP
Charles M. and Martha L.Milliren, 12589 Harold Drive, toGreg and Emily J. Smith,$163,500. (0.53 acres)Denyse Cratcha, 11211
Winding Brook Lane, to JamesWilson, $265,000. (5.00 acres)
MUNSON TOWNSHIP
Federal National MortgageAssociation, 11505 Bass LakeRoad, to Chuck Cattell,$56,300. (1.72 acres)David J. and Diane M.
Korosec, 12300 Country OaksTrail, to Kevin M. and Megan J.Fogle, $191,000. (1.50 acres)
RUSSELL TOWNSHIP
Kimberlee Ann Kauth(trustee), 14951 Surrey DownsDrive, to Michael F. P. andAbby L. S. Bifano, $218,700.(1.70 acres)
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structure is set for March 28with Kearns, the contractors, anOhio Environmental ProtectionAgency representative and apotential funding source to lookat the site, he said.Once that part is done, TRC
from Newbury will demolishthe structure, haul the piecesaway and backfill the founda-tion with clay so topsoil can bebrought in and grass seeded. Kearns said the clay fill
should be in place within days.“It’s a milestone,” he said.Prodded by complaints from
neighbors, trustees have beenworking with Kris Klingmann,the owner of the long, narrow10-acre parcel, to get the deteri-orating structure taken down. Located just north of Cedar
Road, the parcel with a largepond is abutted by 10 otherproperties. Kearns has been managing
the project since it first came to
light in 2009 with numerousdelays Klingmann and variousagencies caused. Most recently, Kearns has
worked with Bainbridge Town-ship, which is managing theMoving Ohio Forward grantprogram, to find funding for thedemolition and site reclamation. If the retroactive grant funds
are not forthcoming, trusteeshave said they will put the costof the demolition on Kling-mann’s taxes. Trustee Andy Bushman said
after the meeting that TRCagreed to do the work for about$20,000.Klingmann, a Russell Town-
ship resident, purchased theproperty in 2006 for $135,000,according to the GeaugaCounty auditor’s website, whichvalues the land and building at$172,300. When trustees became
aware of the building’s condi-tion, Klingmann said he hadplanned to renovate it. When fire department and
law enforcement officials saidthe old structure was unsafe for
rescues and some vandalismwas occurring, trustees insistedit must come down, but gaveKlingmann several extensionsto find funding for the project. Last year, trustees started
the process to have the buildingdemolished and Kearns hasbeen working with the OhioEnvironmental ProtectionAgency to make sure theasbestos is safely abated. “TRC said they believe it
should be done by the end ofthe week,” Kearns said.In other business, trustees
approved Kearn’s request tohave Julie Johnston, administra-tive assistant, work an extrafour hours per week throughApril to help him create orupdate files on each house inMunson for zoning purposes. He said his office receives
many calls from real estatesalespeople and adjustors ask-ing if there are violations onvarious properties.Having a separate file on
each address would streamlinethe search for that information,he said.
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Listed are public meetingsand executive sessions in thecounty for the coming week,unless otherwise noted. Thesemeeting notices are NOT legalnotices.
Chester Township: April 3, 7 p.m.,
Zoning Commission; April 8, 7
p.m., Board of Zoning Appeals.
All meetings are held at the
Township Hall, 12701 Chilli-
cothe Road, unless otherwise
noted.
Munson Township: April 9, 6:30
p.m. – Board of Trustees, 6:30
p.m. – Park & Recreation
Board. All meetings are held at
Township Hall, 12210 Auburn
Road unless otherwise noted.
Russell Township: April 3, 4:30
p.m., Board of Trustees; April
8, 7 p.m., Park Commission,
The West Woods Nature
Center. All meetings are held at
Fire-Rescue Station, 14810
Chillicothe Road, unless other-
wise noted.West Geauga BOE: April 8, 7 p.m.,
regular meeting, Middle SchoolCommunity Room, 8611 CedarRoad.
Alcohol AwarenessMonthThe Geauga County Board
of Mental Health and RecoveryServices has deemed April asAlcohol Awareness Month.Communities across the
nation observe Alcohol Aware-ness Month each April to drawattention to problems related toalcohol abuse and to informpeople about the resources thatare available.
For anyone experiencingalcohol related problems, thefollowing local agencies canhelp: Catholic Charities Com-munity Services, 10771 MayfieldRoad, Chardon; Lake GeaugaRecovery Centers, 209 CenterSt., Unit E, Chardon; Raven-wood Mental Health Center,12557 Ravenwood Dr., Char-don.Call the GCBMHRS, 440-
285-2282, for more information.
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our legislators are the enlight-ened, honest citizens ourFounding Fathers envisionedthey would be. Just watch a short segment
of them talking on any givenday, and it's obvious that thismay not be the case.I know it’s politics as usual,
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MOAN-R’s (ex. AR-15)? Theyare just like any other perfectlylegal rifle available to law-abid-ing citizens with one exception:their external design gives themthe “military look” — pure cos-metics. Now that Sen. Feinstein’s
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imaginary boogeymen, whoneed to be removed from circu-lation. Truth is, the D.C. actors are
lazy, content to collect a pay-check and relish the sweetperquisites of power. Far easierfor them to control the sheep(whilst they sleep protectedfrom the wolves in their safely-guarded castles — at ourexpense, of course) than totackle the actual problem.I'm done keeping quiet in
the face of outright baloneyfrom the insincere sloths whohave exclusively their best inter-ests at heart.I see all around me honest,
hard-working people silentlyabsorbing the punches while theeconomy tanks and othersenjoy the fruits of their labor. Enough. It's time for
America to re-awaken and exer-cise the foundational principleof government of, by and forthe people. Lawmakers, eitherget to work or get chucked offthe gravy train.
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April 10: JuniorJumpstart6:30 p.m.The Lake/Geauga Educational
Assistance Foundation will hold afree informational session at 8221Auburn Road, Concord Township. “Junior Jumpstart” will
address the senior year timelineand information regarding thefinancial aid and college appli-cation procedure.
Parents encouraged toattend with students.Reservations required. Call 440-358-8045 to register
or for more information.
GCMGV Scholarshipsand Grants The Geauga County Master
Gardener Volunteers providescholarships to Geauga Countyresidents pursuing an education inhorticulture, agriculture, environ-mental science or related fields atThe Ohio State University. High school seniors or current
students at The Ohio State Univer-sity are encouraged to apply. Deadline is April 29. The Master Gardeners are
also open to requests for grantsto local classroom teachers andschools pursuing special projectsand instruction in the sciences. Call 440-834-4656 for an
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news
Hawken Middle School eighth-grader Anderson Clyde, son ofAndy and Mary Clyde, has quali-fied as a semifinalist in the StateGeography Bee and will be travel-ing to Columbus to compete onApril 5. One winner from each of the 50states will travel to Washington tocompete in the national finals.
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From the Local CoffeeHouseDuring a trip to Europe,
Kathy and Matt Fadorsen had thepleasure of tasting quality coffeeavailable in local cafes. When home, the couple found
similar quality coffees available atindependent coffee shops in theU.S. The appreciation of the fine
coffees that were locally roastedusing 100 percent Arabica beansquickly grew and lower qualitycoffees using Robusta beans likethose big grocery store cans, gasstation coffee, etc. were no longerin the cupboard. When discussions of opening
a business came up, there wasonly one thought: a coffee house. In 2006, Kathy and Matt pur-
chased Chester Township’s ownindependent coffee shop, theArabica Coffee House located inthe West Geauga Plaza in the oldpost office building. The Arabica Coffee House in
Chester Township offers sevenbrewed coffee choices every day. These include a light, medium,
dark roast and an exotic coffee aswell as a flavored coffee. It alsooffers fresh brewed decaffeinatedroast and a flavored decaf as wellas cold brewed Toddys for icedcoffee fans. Arabica’a coffees are roasted
locally in Brecksville and deliv-ered each week. If espresso baseddrinks are a specialty, lattes, cap-puccinos, Americanos andmochas are available. One pound of coffee for every
gallon of Toddy is used andbrewed for 24 hours.Arabica also offers breakfast
sandwiches, made to order, withmore choices than a fast foodplace. There is now water boiled
bagels made in The Bronx, N.Y.Stop by at lunchtime for a
sandwich or Panini. The famous
Chicken Almond Grape sandwichis made on site. Two homemade soups are
available every day at the soupbar. It is self-serve and includes anall-you-can-eat option atlunchtime.Come in, relax in the dining
room or zip up to the drivethrough. Call Arabica Coffee House,
440-729-3130, for more informa-tion.
USGBC Awards LocalHome LEED PlatinumCertification The U.S. Green Building
Council awarded The TreehouseProject — a name given to a localresident’s custom home project —the LEED Platinum certificationfor achievement in green home-building and design.LEED for Homes is a pro-
gram that rewards homesdesigned and built to be energyand resource efficient as well ashealthier and more durable forthe occupants. LEED-certified homes com-
plete a technically rigorousprocess that often includes ahome energy rating and on-siteinspections to verify the home isbuilt to be energy and water effi-cient, environmentally sound anda healthier place to live.The Treehouse Project is the
first custom home in NortheastOhio to achieve the LEEDPlatinum certification. It was built by Payne & Payne
Builders, a well-known customhomebuilder based out ofMunson Township, who wasrecently recognized as the 2012Builder of the Year by the HomeBuilders Association of GreaterCleveland. Green homes may have sub-
stantially lower utility bills andmay qualify for advantageousfinancing, lower insurance rates
and government incentives. Through the commitment to
green homebuilding, Payne &Payne Builders is helping to keephomeownership affordable. Other team members includ-
ed AODK Architecture andDesign Within Interior Design.The home focuses heavily on
reducing energy use and featuresrenewable energy sources includ-ing geothermal radiant heat, har-vesting energy from the groundand photovoltaic panels to har-vest energy from the sun. The three-bedroom project
features Low-E Argon windows,high efficiency lighting fixtures,compact fluorescent bulbs andhigh density, recycled wool cellu-lose insulation. Other energy efficiency
upgrades include instantaneouswater heaters, programmablethermostats as well as mechanicalfresh air ventilation. A rain gar-den manages the home’s rainwater displacement.Low VOC (volatile organic
compounds) paint, carpet andhardwood flooring was usedthroughout the house for healthi-er indoor air. As a result of incorporating
energy saving products and tech-nologies, The Treehouse Projecthas achieved a 50 Home EnergyRating System score — farexceeding Energy Star require-ments. (Homes must achieve aminimum score of 86 on a 100point scale to be deemed “EnergyStar” qualified). Payne & Payne Builders is a
second generation, family-ownedbusiness. Recognized as the 2009
National Custom Home Builderof the Year, they are the area’slargest local custom homebuilder— the result of their proven sys-tems that deliver some of theindustry’s best built homes withaward-winning detail at a pricefor nearly all budgets. They have also won the
Cleveland Choice Awards “BestGreen Built Home” three out ofthe past four years. Visit www.payne-payne.com
for more information.
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The Chesterland HistoricalVillage is located at the corner ofCaves and Mayfield Roads. CallJudith Schwed, 440-729-7768, formore information.
Travel the RailsApril 7, 1-4 p.m.The historical village will
begin a series of open houses
the first Sunday of each monthfrom April through October. All vintage buildings open
for tour. A special feature will be the
electric railroad. A model lay-out of the Maple Leaf Routewill be on display, plus a largemodel of an interurban car, col-lection of photos, memorabilia,
video and more. Activities for children avail-
able. Free admission.
School Master is LocalBusiness ManDid anyone recognize the
school master photo in lastweek’s flyer? Mike Nolan, who owns
Nolan Maintenance of ChesterTownship, portrays the schoolmaster at the one-room school,serves on the ChesterlandHistorical Village Board ofTrustees and volunteers manyhours to the success of pro-grams and events at the village.
CorrectionThe March 27 issue of the
Chesterland News had a flyerwith upcoming events for thecommunity to pursue. The annual Flea Market on
the Greens will be held Aug. 17.Registration forms can bepicked up at the info board atthe village.
Board Member Munson Township residents
interested in serving on theMunson Township Park andRecreation Board, a non-com-pensated public service appoint-ment, are requested to send a let-ter of interest and resume to theattention of Munson TownshipTrustees, 12210 Auburn Road,Chardon, OH 44024.Applications may be dropped
off 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. The board currently meets at
6:30 p.m. the second Tuesday ofthe month. Call 440-286-9255 for more
information.
Class of 1983The class of 1983 Reunion
Committee announced it wouldbe planning its 30th classreunion to take place the week-end of July 19-21. Classmates that graduated in
1983 can contact the committeeon Facebook (search “WestGeauga”) or email [email protected] to make sure the com-mittee has the most updated con-tact information.Friends and families of 1983
graduates who may have relocat-ed are encouraged to share thisinformation with them.
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Handcrafted Oak & Cherry FurnitureAlso Available:
Sofas, ArmoiresLiving Rooms, Bedrooms
Dining RoomsEntertainment Centers
Office FurnitureChildren’s Furniture
and More! www.countrysidefurnishings.com
Chesterland Historical Village
610 River RoadGates Mills OH440-423-4845
www.littlechurchinthevale.org
Bible Study9:30 am
Worship Service10:45 am
Pastor Robert Sandham
Tony’s CompleteSmall Engine Repair Service, LLC
440-567-4015
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NEW STORE HOURS: Mon.-Wed. 10am - 6pm • Fri. 10am - 5pm • Sat. 10am - 2pm • Closed Thur. & Sun.
SUSPENDED LICENSEOfficers conducted a traffic
stop on a vehicle crossing theyellow line in the area ofMayfield Road and Laser Drive. Driver of vehicle was under
suspension and given a citationalong with a court date andvehicle was towed from scene. The same driver was pulled
over the following night fordriving over the double yellowline on Mayfield Road. Officerscited the driver for anotherdriving under suspension, issueda court date and vehicle wastowed from scene.
WARRANT
Officers conducted a trafficstop in the area of MayfieldRoad near Sperry Road. Upon running registration,
driver was confirmed to have awarrant out of HighlandHeights Police Department. Officers placed driver into
custody and remanded his caseto Highland Heights Police.Vehicle was towed from scene.
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Officers conducted a trafficstop in the area of Mayfield andCaves roads. Upon speaking with driver,
officers performed a field sobri-ety test. Driver was placedunder arrest and transported toGeauga County Safety Centerand issued a citation for OVIand a court date.
Officers conducted a trafficstop in the area of MayfieldRoad and Laser Drive for avehicle that drifted left of cen-ter and almost struck a policecruiser. After speaking with the
driver, he was given a fieldsobriety test and placed intocustody and transported toGeauga County Safety Center.The driver was cited for under-age consumption and OVI,given a court date and vehiclewas towed from scene.
CAR ACCIDENT
Officers responded to a two-car damage accident in the areaof Mayfield and Chillicotheroads. Driver of the second vehicle
was cited for failure to obtainan assured clear distance.
Officers responded to a two-car damage accident on May-field Road. Second vehicleattempted to pass first vehicleon a double yellow, striking thecar. Driver was cited for passing
in a hazardous zone.
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Celebrating 20 Years in Chesterland!
The Dog House ALL BREED DOG & CAT GROOMING
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MISCPlease check your ad! Wemake every effort to avoiderrors. We ask that you checkyour ad the FIRST day that itappears. Any errors should becalled in to the ClassifiedDept. at 440-729-7667 by noonFriday. We cannot be respon-sible for more than one incor-rect insertion if you do notcall the error to our attention.Thank you.
CARS
Paying cash $50 - $15,000 for:cars, trucks, scrap, runningor not, construction equip-ment, tractors, muscle cars,antique cars, tools. 440-862-5706 or 440-254-4281.
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Experienced plumber wanted- residential and commercialwork. 440-729-9777.
Office cleaner wanted. Fri-day, Saturday & Tuesday, 7-10p.m. Chesterland area. 440-729-7866.
Hiring part time customerservice clerk. 35 wpm. Ches-terland License Bureau. Call440-729-3648.
FOR RENT
Kirtland - just west of 306 onRoute 6. Ideal location forany type of work facility,industrial or commercial. 440-283-9191.
WANTED TO BUYRiding lawn mowers, farmtractors, construction equip-ment, 4-wheelers, snowmo-biles, truck snowplows,pumps and under carriages.440-352-7372.
Wanted: Rototiller rear tine,5HP or larger, in good condi-tion. Call Ron, 440-729-3669 or216-229-7846.
Wanted to buy: good usedrototiller. Call Jim, 440-729-4457 or 330-594-1329.
REAL ESTATECentury Home, $109,000, 13401Sperry Road, Chesterland.Four bedrooms 1 1/2 baths, 1acre. A “Handyman” special. Ahalf finished rehab project. Asis!!! Call Dale at 440-729-2646 oremail [email protected]. Openhouse Sunday 12 to 2 p.m.
For sale - property in Chester-land. For more informationcall Ruth at 216-531-0374.
FSBO, Home, 3 br, 2 ba, ranch,1 acre, 1477 sq. ft., WBF, deck,$152,000. 440-479-2210.
GARAGE SALESIf you need to have a Movingsale,, Estate Sale or GarageSale, call Kathy Willis at 440-729-2790 for assistance.Experienced. Referencesavailable. We are now doingpartial estate buyouts.
Wanted: Grandma’s costumejewelry, compacts, perfume,linens, knickknacks. Gran-dpa’s toys, trains, coins, bot-tles and fishing lures. Alsobuying misc. collections andestates. 440-338-5942.
Huge Estate Sale. 45 FoxGlen (S.O.M. Center Road toPebblebrook Lane), MorelandHills. Thurs.-Sat. 9:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m. Large original paint-ing by Czene, Donald Boncelaartist’s proof & other pictures- Regina music box, discs andcabinets, Lionel & Flyertrains, coins, stamps – officefurniture, bronze bookends,Roseville, large collection ofold transferware, jewelry,Hummels, Redfield 2 tele-scope sight, Haviland chinaset (Arbor pattern), electri-fied oil lamps – 1900’s farmtable w/ leaves, lightedbreakfront, leather barstools, 11 dining room chairs,girl’s white & gold canopybedroom set & others,dressers, chests, oak pedestalw/ leaves, lamps, lg. ornatemirror – Community silverplate, kitchenware, books,records, Xmas, tools, vacu-ums, treadmill, Craftsmantable saw, chain saw –garage full – sm. freezer,lanterns, garden tools, fish-ing rods & reels, decoys –much misc. Cash only. Allsales final.
FOR SALE High efficiency OutdoorWood Furnace from CentralBoiler burns less wood. 25year warranty. EZ Heat, 440-543-4504.
Pull behind leaf vacuum topull behind lawn tractor. Allaccessories included.$800 orbest offer. 440-622-9940.
Hover round wheel chair,never used, like new. Allaccessories included $3000, orbest offer. 44-622-9940.
Organic eggs. Yeah Spring!Colorful, free - pasteurized.Duck eggs too. Eddy FruitFarm, (SE corner of Caves &Wilson Mills Road).
Powermate gas powered gen-erator; 3500 watts includes220 hookup cable – $325.Works great! 440-799-0474.
WORK WANTEDNeed help spring cleaning?Amish cleaning crew will dowalls, windows or just regu-
lar cleaning. Weekly, bi-weekly, or just one time. Formore information, contactKaren or Rachael at 440-685-4349. Let ring. Or call 440-385-5017 and leave a message.
PETSGeauga County Dog Wardenis in need of dog and puppyfood both dry and canned(nothing from China). Wealso are in need of bleach.Please help us care for the700+ dogs that come to ourshelter each year. GeaugaCounty Dog Warden, 12513Merritt Road, Chardon. Call440-286-8135 for more informa-tion.
H & K Inc.ROOFING • GUTTERSSIDING & WINDOWS
FREE ESTIMATESBonded & Insured • Local Company
(440)729-4615
Tractors, Mowers,Boat Motors, etc.
John • 440-478-0483
The Tractor ScrapperFree Removal of UnwantedLawn & Garden Equipment
Drain / Sewer ImagingSee Snake Color Cameraand Locating Service 440-537-0619
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440-342-4552
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CONCRETE WORK!Driveways-Sidewalks-Concrete Floors
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If you need to buy a home,please call me soon!
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I built this home!
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Spring Clean-upsLandscaping
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Have a position open?Advertise in The Chesterland News Help
Wanted Section!Call (440) 729-7667 for rates and information.
REAL ESTATE
Russell/Novelty Estate Sale8416 Top Rail Lane
Bright and cheerful home with clean,move-in ready furniture.
THE SALE INCLUDES: Large elephant figurine collection,2 Antique game tables, Matching Victorian chairs, Black andgold large hallway mirror, Newer barrister bookcase,King bedroom set, Patio couch, Chairs, Tables, etc. Beautifulthick wool “garden” rug, Faux leather couch, Settee andrecliner (khaki color), Tropical yellow and green couch andloveseat, Glasstop side tables, Dining room set, a Variety ofother tasteful items.
440-840-3226 • Kathy Willis - Estate Liquidator • 440-729-279032 Years Experience
April 5th & 6th10-4:00 (both days)(off Rt. 306)
TLC WANTED!Hattie Larlham is hiring direct careproviders. If you have a big heart and area compassionate person join our state-of-the-art facility as a part of a dedicatedteam. You will gain an enriching andfulfilling career at Hattie Larlham. Takeadvantage of our excellent shift differentialon 2nd/3rd shift. Benefit from our onsitefitness center, wellness programs andonsite licensed preschool. Requirements:HS diploma/ GED, must pass criminalbackground check and drug screen, abilityto lift up to 60lbs.
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SERVICESFlyers to distribute? Do it theeasy way. Insert them intothe Chesterland News foronly $37.50 per thousand or 3-3/4c per piece. Call 440-729-7667 for details.
Color copies, great price! TheChesterland News offers fullservice copying. Color orBlack ink, any quantity onany paper. 8389 MayfieldRoad, Chesterland, 440-729-7667.
Fax service available at theChesterland News, 8389Mayfield Road, Chesterland,440-729-7667.
Graphics, design, typesetting:Beautiful work done at theChesterland News. Logodesigns, letterheads, broch-ures and business cards. 8389Mayfield Road, Chesterland,440-729-7667.
Resumes: Resumes can betyped for you at the Chester-land News, 8389 MayfieldRoad, Chesterland, 440-729-7667.
Babysitter/nanny, availableto care for your child. Every-day after school and week-ends. Experience with allages and some special needschildren. References. CallPaige at 216-246-6694.
Offering special discounts forinterior and exterior paintingand staining this season. 14years experience. Profess-ional insured, call Dan at 440-342-4552.
Music Lessons - guitar -beginning to advanced. Rock,jazz, classical. All bandinstruments. Drums (win-ter/spring road lessons)Consignments, repairs, sales.440-221-2274.
Mowing and lawn care - rea-sonable, dependable. 440-729-9400.
Plumbing: Professional,affordable, reliable. Waterheaters, toilets, faucets, draincleaning. 440-537-6045 or 440-285-0800.
Spring clean up. Lawn careand landscaping services.Call now! 440-829-5699
Yard and storm damageclean-up, down tree removaland brush chipping. Call 440-342-4552.
Carpenter - 30 years experi-ence. Kitchen, decks, finishwork, doors, storm doors,small jobs also. 440-729-8157.
Lawn maintenance, retiredlandscaper will cut yourlawn, etc. Low rates, 440-338-6404. Pay cash and save.
Carpet Discount!!! BeatEmpire Today and HomeDepot on carpet installs. Inhome selection. Can paintrooms before carpeting. 216-325-3934
Will do roofing. No job toosmall. 400-622-1543 or 440-313-4166.
Looking for someone to cleanyour house? I have 10 yearsexperience and I have refer-ences. Call Regina at 440-321-8777.
EXERCISE CLASSES Free Jazzercise classes inexchange for babysitting onemorning a week at our fit-ness center. For details call440-729-2706 or 440-729-3476.
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beautification of our Township Park.
Sponsored by the Chesterland Rotary Foundation, Inc. in cooperation withChester Township Trustees and the Chester Township Park Commissions.
Any excess proceeds will be used by the Chesterland Rotary Foundationto support scholarships and charitable projects in our community.
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