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2011 Parma Area Chamber of Commerce Membership Directory & Community Guide �

Welcome to The Parma Area!

The Parma Area Chamber of Commerce is the pro-active voice of its members, as well as the businesses and residential community. The Chamber promotes,

encourages, and protects the development of professional, commercial, industrial, and general business interests of the area. For over 50 years, the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce has been welcoming visitors, new residents and providing forums for our member businesses to flourish. We collectively make a difference through partnerships with government, education and associate organizations to help make the tri-city area a better place to live, work and play. We continue to maintain a strong core membership, develop new programs and react to the ever-changing economic and social environment.

As an advocate for the business sector, the Chamber provides leadership and services to local businesses. The Chamber offers to promote its members’ businesses through a variety of opportunities, such as monthly luncheons, Business After Hours, and the Annual Mega Mixer which brings over 300 people from over 20 different chambers together for the largest networking event of the year.

The Chamber of Commerce also takes a very active role in the community by supporting local students through an Annual Business Scholarship and the Don Reiman Pre-Law scholarship. The PACC is also host to the largest annual community event, the Rib ‘N Rock Rib Cook-Off. With support from local businesses, this family-friendly festival features a competition for best ribs and best sauce along with top-notch entertainment, rides and an array of ethnic foods.

The Chamber serves the cities of Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills. Each city is conveniently located close to downtown Cleveland and area freeways. The three cities offer quality education, an array of shopping sites, numerous family parks, and varied recreational opportunities.

The city of Parma, originally part of Parma Township which was created in 1826, is Cleveland’s largest suburb. Parma was incorporated in 1924 and officially became a city in 1931. Parma is home to Ukrainian Village and to Stearns Homestead, an actual

working farm within a city. General Motors, Parma Community Hospital, and Cuyahoga Community College make up the largest employers in Parma.

In 1911 a portion of the original Parma Township seceded to form the Village of Parma Heights. Parma Heights is a city of fine suburban living, a great place to raise a family and a wonderful retirement community. Balancing all the needs of contemporary life, the town features beautiful churches, sound schools, recreation, and services designed for residents of all ages. Parma Heights celebrates their Centennial in 2011.

Seven Hills, the five-square-mile town, is nestled between Parma and Independence. It is almost entirely residential and is famous for having a large number of parks. Virtually every house in the community is served by a close, local park which provides recreation opportunities such as basketball courts, tennis courts, walkways (including a hike/bike path that will link up to the Cuyahoga Valley Recreation Area), picnic areas, baseball, soccer and football fields, pavilions, sand volleyball courts and grilling capabilities. The Community Recreation Center offers a unique pool area and a wide variety of activities.

Local residents take great pride in their city and enjoy the advantages of being able to work and live in a family-oriented community abounding with business opportunities. Recognizing the importance of a prosperous local economy to the community’s quality of life, we encourage your support of the many local businesses that helped make this publication possible. Please use this directory to discover the business, recreational and residential opportunities our area has to offer.

Give us a call at the Chamber if we can be of service. We hope you will utilize and enjoy the 2011 Parma Area Chamber

of Commerce Membership Directory & Community Guide. Sincerely, Lisa Masotti Executive Director Parma Area Chamber of Commerce

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COVER PHOTO - The faces of Parma, see special section starting on page 12. First Row (seated left to right): Mary hartman, Assistant to the President at the Tri-C Western Campus; Kristin Graham, Administrator of holy family hospice; Janice Thomas, President of Pse Credit union. Second Row (left to right): Joan Wenk, Ceo & President, Creative Playrooms; Lisa Mason, Campus Director of bryant & stratton College; Dave nedrich, President of the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; Lisa Masotti, executive Director of the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; Chuck Germana, Cuyahoga County Councilman of District four and Parma Mayoral Candidate; Laura hannak, Jo Joe’s Automotive; Gerald Preseren, executive Director of Constellation schools. Third Row (left to right): Aaron e. esposito, Chairman of the board for the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; Terry Deis, President of Parma Community General hospital; Dan barfell, senior Pastor of Parma heights baptist Church; Dr. Patrick McCluskey, Timber ridge neck & back Pain Clinic; Tom Peabody, holy family home & Parma Area Chamber of Commerce Pride Award winner for ongoing philanthropic accomplishments in the community.Photo Location: Lobby of Parma Community General hospital. Photographer: Andrea bartel, beverly David Photography.

Table of Contents � Welcome to Parma

3 Community Overview

6 Education

�� The Faces of Parma

�5 Health & Wellness

�6 Parma Hospital Celebrates 50 Years

�0 Recreation

�3 Parma Chamber of Commerce

�4 Chamber Member Directory

3� Important Phone Numbers

33 Advertiser Index

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It’s a Wonderful Life in the Tri-city Area

It’s appropriate this year to highlight together three of the links on the chain of wonderful cities that make up the suburban necklace surrounding Cleveland. Parma, Parma Heights and

Seven Hills each bring a unique, unmatched flavor to the area, yet all three of these magnificent cities share so much.

From an impressive, state-of-the-art medical center and award winning school system to a dedicated residential population and highly regarded cluster of small businesses, these communities not only stand tall as one, they sparkle.

Cornerstones of the community, like the now 50-year-old Parma Community General Hospital, have helped to keep this area solid for generations. While so many other medical centers

have transitioned to become a part of larger hospital systems, Parma Hospital remains the area’s only independent medical facility of its kind, keeping its focus directly on the community by offering personalized care that responds to the changing needs of the population it serves. Part of that has involved updating and expanding in crucial areas like maternity, rehabilitation, oncology, and cardiovascular care.

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Clockwise from top left: Parma General Hospital. Gorgeous parks

throughout Parma offer wonderful green space to the community.

Children enjoy their time in the play area at Parmatown Mall.

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As it embarks on the year-long celebration of its golden anniversary, we join with the communities of Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills in celebrating Parma Community General Hospital’s many achievements and look forward with anticipation to the next 50 years of medical milestones.

But milestones haven’t been limited to the medical community alone. The Parma City School district extends its reach to nearly 12,000 students in 18 schools across three communities. A combination of outstanding leadership and dedicated parents has helped to elevate the district to a well-deserved rating of “excellent.” Part of the reason stems from high school career programs offered in partnership with Cuyahoga Community College’s Western Campus. Students are afforded a seamless four-year education that culminates in the awarding of an associate’s degree.

Left: Mallchok Funeral Home. Above: Parma Park Elementary receives a grant from

the NFL and a visit from the Cleveland Browns.

Photos courtesy of Laura Lakner and Parma City School District.



The Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills communities are also responsible for supporting a number of beloved small businesses, everything from bakeries and delis to restaurants and grocers. They endure through the prosperous times as well as the lean ones due largely to the fervent support of the neighbors who live, work, and raise their families right alongside these local entrepreneurs.

And that, dear friends, brings us to the acknowledgement of the biggest link in the chain that binds these three terrific cities together: The people.

Thank you for all that you do to make your communities the jewels that they are.

This is the year they will shine together—brighter than ever.

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First Impressions are Lasting impressions

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As the new superintendent of the Parma City Schools, I won’t pretend to know everything there is to know about the storied traditions and rich history of the Parma City

Schools and the communities we serve. That being said, I have learned a few things since I came here in August 2010.

My first impressions have been entirely positive. I understand why the district received an excellent rating when I see how much teachers, students, and parents have invested in learning and instruction. We are blessed with strong alumni groups, boosters, community and business partnerships and PTA who are all on board to give children the best education possible even in the face of hard times.

I have seen parent groups raising money and volunteering for a variety of activities throughout the system. In addition, we have three strong communities who have been willing to partner with

local businesses and organizations in support of our children. It is amazing to me how many different community groups including businesses and churches are in our schools doing everything from tutoring students to sponsoring student activities to supporting programs with incentives and volunteers.

My first impressions are turning into lasting impressions because of the strength and honor of the people involved with the Parma City Schools. This is a great place to be and I truly appreciate how welcome everyone has made me feel.

Dr. Jeffrey Graham, Superintendent

Parma City Schools.



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ways to offer our students the best education possible.

At the high school level, the district offers students a complete college-bound program including advanced placement and honors classes in a variety of subjects. Extra-curricular activities are offered at each of our three high schools and our athletic teams belong to the Northeast Ohio Conference.

18 Career and Technical Education programs are available to our high school juniors and seniors. Located within our three high schools, students remain inside the district for their vocational training and education. Each program prepares students to either enter the workforce immediately after high school or continue their education in college. Many career programs are based on

Making Quality Education a Tradition

Over the span of 158 years, the Parma City School District has made quality education a tradition. Building upon this history, the district earned the rating of “Excellent”

on the 2009-10 state report card. Achieving excellence is a fitting tribute to the award-winning students, staff and programs that make our schools the successful places of learning that they are today.

We serve nearly 12,000 students at 18 schools across Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills. Their education is greatly enhanced by the tremendous amount of parental and community support exhibited by organizations such as the Parma Council of PTAs, the Community/Business/Schools partnership, the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce, and civic groups including the Elks, Kiwanis, and Rotary Clubs.

Beginning with the current school year, the district is under the guidance of new leadership featuring Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey Graham, Chief Financial Officer Daniel Bowman and Executive Director of Operations and Information Systems Mike Hartenstein. Working with the Board of Education, they will continue to assess all aspects of the district while maximizing operational efficiency, promoting fiscal responsibility and finding

Above from left: A Shiloh Middle School student receives help from

his teacher. Dentzler Elementary students learn about the guitar

in music class. Kindergarteners at State Road School review their

vocabulary words. Photos courtesy of Parma City School District.


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a partnership with Cuyahoga Community College’s Western Campus, providing students a seamless four-year education culminating with the awarding of an Associates Degree.

Gifted elementary students are served at their respective buildings by specially trained members of the teaching staff. Instruction is designed to promote analytical thinking, creativity, and an ongoing respect and desire for learning.

Special education students, including the orthopedically handicapped, partially-sighted and hearing impaired, are served at all grade levels beginning with the First Step Pre-School. ESOL (English as a Second Language) courses provide transitioning

assistance for K-12 students and night classes are available for adults as well.

Byers Field at Robert M. Boulton Stadium remains the second largest athletic stadium in Cuyahoga County, exceeded only by Cleveland Browns Stadium. The all-weather field and track, a state-of-the-art video display board and upgraded facilities make Byers Field a destination location for many area football teams, soccer teams, and track teams. Along with the district’s three high schools, Byers Field at Robert M. Boulton Stadium is also home to the 2008 Ohio high school state football champion St. Ignatius Wildcats.

As we continue to look for ways to meet the changing needs of our students while keeping an eye on our long-standing traditions, the Parma Board of Education, the district administration, the teaching staff and the support staff are proud to serve the families and communities of Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills.

Constellation Schools“The right Choice for Parents and

a real Chance for Children!”

Constellation Schools develops and operates 19 high quality community schools in Northeast Ohio. Our educational program starts in kindergarten, where we set high standards, provide tools to be successful in future endeavors and begin to develop our students’ academic foundation. Our schools offer:

• Full Day Kindergarten • Small Class Sizes • No Tuition• Current Technology • Dedicated, State-Certified Teacher• Safe Learning Environment

At a Constellation School, parents have a real opportunity to be involved in their child’s education. We create a learning community where parents, teachers and students work together to ensure academic success for all students. Character Education and Development is the cornerstone of our academic program and is integrated throughout the curriculum. Once the character values are instilled, our students will be able to reach their potential in becoming successful, well-rounded, life-long learners and good citizens. For more information, call 216-712-7600 or visit www.constellationschools.com.

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Valley Forge marching band performs at the

annual Band Spectacular at Byers Field.

Photo courtesy of Parma City School District.


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PARmA CITy SCHOOLS: ELEmEnTARy:

Dentzler elementary 440-885-2430

Green Valley elementary 440-885-2433

hanna elementary 440-885-3711

John Glenn elementary 440-885-2420

John Muir elementary 440-885-2424

Parma Park elementary 440-885-2390

Pearl road elementary 440-885-2343

Pleasant Valley elementary 440-885-2379

renwood elementary 440-885-2338

ridge-brook elementary 440-885-2347

state road elementary 440-885-2335

Thoreau Park elementary 440-885-2352

mIddLE SCHOOLS:

Greenbriar Middle school 440-885-2370

hillside Middle school 440-885-2373

shiloh Middle school 440-885-8485

HIgH SCHOOLS:

normandy high school 440-885-2400

Parma senior high school 440-885-2300

Valley forge high school 440-885-2330

PRE-SCHOOL:

first step Pre-school 440-885-8645

COnSTELLATIOn SCHOOLS: PARmA COmmunITy (K-��)

elementary 7667 Day Dr., Parma oh 44129 Phone: 440-888-5490 fax: 440-888-5890

Middle and high 5983 West 54th st., Parma oh 44229 Phone: 440-845-2587 fax: 440-845-2834

Constellation schools LLC 5730 broadview rd., Parma, oh 44134 Phone: 216-712-7600 fax: 216-712-7601 www.constellationschools.com

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Today’s Education Solution

Community Colleges have received renewed attention as a way to

move the nation’s economy forward through job training and education. At Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), we offer degrees to help people enter the workforce and train-ing for those who need new skills to advance their careers.

Tri-C has a reputation as one of the best community colleges in the nation with more than 1,000 credit courses in 144 career and technical programs. Located right here in Parma, Tri-C also offers a cost-effective solution when students complete the first two years of college before transferring to another college to complete a baccalaureate degree.

The average person in the United States with a bachelor’s degree

earns approximately two times as much as someone with just a high school education, and a college experience provides many opportunities for personal growth in addition to increased knowledge and earning power.

Educational opportunities exist for all ages at Tri-C. Many students return after working or staying at home for

a few years to learn new skills. And, approximately 85 percent of Tri-C graduates remain in this area to work and improve their community.

During its more than 40-year history, Tri-C has served more than 800,000 people in Northeast Ohio. Tri-C will continue to serve the educational needs of the people in Parma. Visit www.tri-c.edu for more information.

No matter what your goal,Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) is committed to providing affordable and quality opportunities to begin your educational path or make a career transition.

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In this section we profile some of the most recognizable and interesting people of our Community - the leaders, talented business owners and managers who not only help to keep

the local economy vibrant but live among us as our neighbors and friends. You may know some of them personally; others by appearance, by name or maybe only by the look of their signs or storefronts.The following pages will offer you a chance to learn more about whom they are and what makes them so successful in what they do in our community. They are the Faces of Parma.

First Row (seated left to right): Mary hartman, Assistant to the President at the Tri-C Western Campus; Kristin Graham, Administrator of holy family hospice; Janice Thomas, President of Pse Credit union. Second Row (left to right): Joan Wenk, Ceo & President, Creative Playrooms; Lisa Mason, Campus Director of bryant & stratton College; Dave nedrich, President of the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; Lisa Masotti, executive Director of the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; Chuck Germana, Cuyahoga County Councilman of District four and Parma Mayoral Candidate; Laura hannak, Jo Joe’s Automotive; Gerald Preseren, executive Director of Constellation schools. Third Row (left to right): Aaron e. esposito, Chairman of the board for the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; Terry Deis, President of Parma Community General hospital; Dan barfell, senior Pastor of Parma heights baptist Church; Dr. Patrick McCluskey, Timber ridge neck & back Pain Clinic; Tom Peabody, holy family home & Parma Area Chamber of Commerce Pride Award winner for ongoing philanthropic accomplishments in the community.

Photo Location: Lobby of Parma Community General hospital. Photographer: Andrea bartel, beverly David Photography.


The faces of

Parma

Terry Deis, President

7007 Powers Blvd., Parma 440-743-3000 • www.parmahospital.org

Parma Community General HospitalKNOWING YOU BETTER, TREATING YOU BETTER

F or 50 years, Parma Community General Hospital has been part of the lives of this community’s people, setting new records in heart attack treatment and creating first-rate cancer and orthopedic centers.

This 321-bed hospital, with an independent medical staff of more than 600 physicians in over 30 specialties, excels at providing excellent, personalized care. Accredited by the Joint Commission, Parma Hospital offers specialty centers for heart, cancer, orthopedics, pain management, acute rehabilitation, and maternity care, as well as a new women’s health and wellness program called HealthiHer. In 2010, Parma Hospital had over 48,000 emergency visits and over 15,000 admissions.

In order to make outpatient services more convenient and accessible, Parma Hospital has outpatient facilities at Ridge Park Square in Brooklyn and WellPointe Pavilion in Broadview Heights, plus additional lab and therapy satellite facilities in North Royalton and Parma. Community Express Care, walk-in clinics are also part of the health system located inside Discount Drug Mart stores in Independence and Olmsted Falls, and soon Parma Heights.

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Gerald Preseren, Executive Director

For more information on Constellation Schools, call 216-712-7600 or visit www.constellationschools.com

Constellation Schools THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR PARENTS AND

A REAL CHANCE FOR CHILDREN

C onstellation Schools operate 19 high quality community schools throughout Northeast Ohio. Constellation schools are public schools of choice with no tuition. They are privately run, proud leaders of Ohio’s charter schools,

offering a choice in education for thousands of Ohio families. Their schools are financed through the State of Ohio Per-pupil Foundation Funds and receive no local property tax money. Constellation does not discriminate on any basis. Constellation’s teachers are state-certified and criminally background checked for student safety.

Constellation Schools limit their class sizes while setting high expectations for every student. Students receive individualized differentiated instruction in a safe, nurturing learning environment and are required to pass the Ohio Achievement Assessments. Their schools focus on the whole student by developing each students’ academic foundation and providing them with tools to be successful in future endeavors. In return, Constellation Schools demand academic excellence, respectful behavior, good attendance and involved parents. Janice Thomas, President/CEO

Once you try PSE Credit Union, you’ll never go back to a bank.Visit them today at 5255 Regency Drive or call 440-843-8300.

PSE Credit UnionCUYAHOGA AND MEDINA COUNTY’S FAMILY BANK

W hat started more than 50 years ago as a credit union to help Parma schoolteachers get lower auto loan rates, is now a thriving not-for-profit bank that offers Cuyahoga and Medina County residents

financial services and more.

PSE Credit Union, conveniently located on Regency Drive in Parma across from the Parma Justice Center, “offers all the same services as a bank but with lower loan rates, higher savings interest rates and lower fees,” says CEO Janice Thomas.

This family-oriented institution now includes over 23,000 members throughout Cuyahoga and Medina County and makes educating kids about finances a core part of its mission.

“As part of our commitment to kids, we take our mascot, Pennie the PSE Puppy, into the schools and teach kids as young as kindergarteners to save money through our Pennie Club,” says Thomas.

Laura & Joe Hannak, Owners

Visit today at 5813 W. 130th St., Parma or 6947 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland.

Call 216-898-2297 or visit www.jojoesautomotive.com

Joe & Laura HannakJO JOE’S AUTOMOTIVE

W hen your car is acting up, you want it fixed the right way, the first time. At Jo-Joe’s Automotive, their 25 years of experience speaks for itself. Their vast array of services includes auto diagnostics,

air conditioning checks, batteries, belts and hoses, coil springs, cooling systems, CV boots and joints, fuel system cleaning, headlights and tail lights, oil changes, shocks and struts, tire repair and replacement, tune-ups, wheel balancing and wiper blades. They have two shops, in Parma and Cleveland, with nine highly experienced employees to address your vehicle’s needs.

Laura tells us that they also offer a shuttle service within 5 miles of their locations, as well as a customer rewards program. The Hannaks “give back” to the community by supporting sports in the Parma Schools and they have three grown children, the youngest two work with them in their business, as did Joe’s father before him. Come in and experience the service and pricing that beats every garage in the area.


Lisa Mason, Campus Director

For more information, stop in, call 216-265-3151, visit www.bryantstratton.edu, or become a fan on facebook.

Bryant & Stratton College: PERSONAL EDUCATION. LIFETIME SUCCESS!

B ryant & Stratton College’s Parma campus is conveniently located on Snow Road, just south of I-480 and west of I-71. It features the same industry-current technology students will find in the workplace. And, it houses

cutting-edge medical labs for Nursing and Medical Assisting students. The campus, which was recently renovated, also features apartment-style residential housing and ample parking.

Bryant & Stratton’s Parma campus offers Associate degrees in Accounting, Business, Criminal Justice, Human Resources Specialist, Medical Administrative Assistant, Medical Assisting, Nursing, Networking Technology and Security Technology. They also offer Bachelor degrees in Business Administration, a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice, and a Bachelor of Science in Health Services Administration. Students can earn their Associate degree in as few as 16 months or their Bachelor degree in under three years. Bryant & Stratton is enrolling students now.

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Dan Barfell, Senior Pastor

8971 West Ridgewood Drive440-886-6100 • www.phbaptist.org

Dan BarfellPARMA HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH

O n the word of Senior Pastor, Dan Barfell, Parma Heights Baptist Church exists to help people FIND and FOLLOW Jesus Christ and continually strives to be one of Northeast Ohio’s most highly-effective, biblically-

based churches for the whole family.

Dan came to PHBC in July 2003, after 16 years of ministry at churches in southern Ohio, Florida, and a Christian school in Indiana. He is a graduate of Cedarville University and received his M.A. in Ministry from Moody Graduate School. Dan and his wife Elena have been married for 25 years and have four children, Andrew, Eric, John, and Kaitie.

Parma Heights Baptist Church is known for its love for people, as witnessed by the lasting relationships built with church families and families in the local community, its Scripture-based teaching and outreach, and its support of global missions. You’re invited to take a look at who they are and the meaningful ways they help serve the people of Parma.

Parma Heights Baptist Church – a church for the whole family.

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ver 43 years ago, while searching for daycare opportunities for her own children, Joan Wenk discovered a need for quality, nuturing child care options in the area. So she started her own, founding

Creative Playrooms, Inc., to provide daycare for five children. Today, over 1,200 children attend seven Creative Playrooms schools across Northeast Ohio, including Parma Montessori & Child Care, located at 12965 Corporate Drive.

The mission of Parma Montessori & Child Care is to offer the highest quality learning environment for the successful development of the total child, in clean, modern and safe facilities. Programs balance individual experience with participation in small and large groups.

Parma Montessori & Child Care serves children 6 weeks to 12 years, including before and after school care, summer camp, private-chartered kindergarten, first grade and more.

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Located at 5260 Smith Road, Brook Park • 216-267-8080www.hillandthomas.com and follow us on Facebook.

Drs. Hill & Thomas Co.Westside Imaging Center

OFFERING HIGH-FIELD MRI AND CT SINCE 1986

W estside Imaging Center has been the most trusted name in outpatient MRI and CT throughout the area since 1986. Westside Imaging Center’s reputation is built on their high level of patient care and image

quality and their ability to provide same day appointments and accurate results to your physician within 24 hours. Drs. Hill & Thomas Co., an independent, locally-owned company, established Westside Imaging Center as one of the first outpatient imaging providers. Westside Imaging Center offers area physicians and patients convenient hours and easy access.

The comfort of the High-Field MRI that Westside Imaging offers allows patients to relax and listen to their favorite music while the scan is performed. Discounted self-pay rates are offered and most insurance plans are accepted. Just ask your doctor to refer you to Westside Imaging Center for your next MRI or CT and experience the difference.

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Cooking made Easy stock up on healthy staples

Finding the time to cook has become a challenge in today’s time-crunched culture, especially in homes where both parents work. In fact,

Americans are spending roughly half of their food budgets in restaurants, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. As a result, families are consuming more calories, saturated fat, and sodium — and putting their health at risk.

Cooking doesn’t have to be time-consuming, challenging, or expensive. The trick is stocking up on some simple yet versatile staples: 1) Whole-wheat pasta, 2) beans, 3) frozen mixed vegetables (especially broccoli), 4) boneless and skinless chicken breasts, 5) frozen fruit, 6) canola oil, 7) brown rice, 8) oatmeal, 9) low-fat cheese, and 10) egg substitute. Try to have these

ingredients on hand because they’re easy to store and they make healthy recipes.

Here are a few quick and healthy ideas: Vegetables over whole-wheat pasta makes a quick meal or side dish; fresh or frozen vegetables baked with skinless chicken breasts seasoned with your favorite herbs; broth or tomato-based soups that you add vegetables,

canned beans and chicken or fish to, served with crusty bread and low fat cheese; A veggie wrap

with roasted vegetables and low-fat cheese rolled up in a whole-wheat tortilla; substitute brown rice

for white rice in your favorite Chinese and Mexican dishes and keep frozen fruit in your freezer so you can

whip up a thick, slushy smoothie for a quick breakfast or a healthy dessert.

Parma Community General Hospital was born 50 years ago, arising from a critical need for hospital beds. A population boom in the 1950s throughout the southwestern suburbs – with Parma growing

152 percent and Parma Heights expanding by 256 percent in less than a decade – fueled the campaign for a community hospital to care for the growing number of residents.

“Building a hospital in this part of Southwest Cleveland is a most worthwhile challenge,” notes the literature published in 1958 as part of the campaign to raise support for the hospital. “It is a rare endeavor, if not the only endeavor, where several communities have joined hands for a common civic improvement beneficial to each.”

Parma Hospital opened its doors in August 1961 as a 200-bed hospital with a large maternity department and modern operating, radiology and physical rehabilitation units. Within a few years it was fully accredited and joined the Cleveland Hospital Council.

By 1974, ground was broken for an $11.4 million addition that included expansion of the ground and first floors and a three-floor tower that held a new Intensive Care Unit, a Coronary Care Unit and two critical care stepdown units. Just five years after that addition, a $30.7 million two-story expansion led to new surgery and administration suites.

Campus expansion occurred during the next decade with construction of medical office buildings and leasing of the former Fay Junior High School on State Road. This Health Education Center allowed the hospital to provide ElderCenter adult day services with multiple programs, a Child Care Center for hospital employees and the public, award-winning Home Health Care, and an EMS Education Program that has served the region’s safety services for the past 25 years.

The 1990s were the beginning of a remarkable period of growth at Parma Hospital. From adding the Pain Center and expanding the inpatient Acute Rehabilitation Center to modernizing the Small Wonders Maternity Center and adding the Behavioral Center for Older Adults, a geriatric psychiatric unit, the hospital began reaping accolades both regionally and nationally. Parma Hospital won its first of numerous awards for excellence in orthopedics the year before the 1999 opening of The Heart Center, a cardiovascular intensive care unit that would garner its own array of awards, including the 100 Top Hospitals for Cardiovascular Care more than once and the fastest heart attack care in the region through the Code STEMI program.

Oncology care in a community setting began at Parma Hospital in 2000, and the following year a Residential Hospice opened on Pleasant Valley Lake. In the past decade, Parma Hospital also enlarged its Emergency Department, adding an innovative Doc at the Door program for efficient triage, and expanded its ICU. Outpatient radiology services were brought


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to both Ridge Park Square in Brooklyn and WellPointe Pavilion, a gem of outpatient services also offering therapy and lab services and physician offices in Broadview Heights.

Parma Community General Hospital’s founders remained firm that this new institution be community based. Terrence G. Deis, Parma Hospital’s president and CEO, is proud that the hospital has flourished as a community partner. In January, Parma Hospital was honored by the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce with a Golden Pride Award for its special contributions to the community. A gala celebration of the hospital’s anniversary will be held on June 18 at Embassy Suites in Independence.

“I’m very proud of our organization and the accolades we receive nationally, regionally and locally,” said Deis. “Such awards are a tribute to the hard work and integrity of our employees, management and medical staff. At Parma Hospital, treating you better really does begin with knowing you better, and we find it an honor to care for our neighbors, family and friends.

“We will continue to deliver our brand of excellent, personalized care. We look forward to the next half century.”

Fifty years ago, the six surrounding communi-ties of Parma, Parma

Heights, Seven Hills, Brook-lyn, Brooklyn Heights and North Royalton founded Parma Community General Hospital. Today, it is the only remaining independent, not-for-profit, community hospital in Cuyahoga County.

The Parma Area Chamber of Commerce recognized Parma Community General Hospital with a Golden Pride Award for its 50 years of service to the people of its founding communities and beyond in January of 2011.

“This was already going to be a golden year for our Hospital, as we will be celebrating our 50th anniversary this summer, but now it is doubly golden,” said Terrence G Deis, Parma Hospital’s president & CEO, in accepting the award. “It is a Pride award we are being honored with, but it is we who are proud – proud to have served our community for nearly 50 years.

“All of us at the Hospital – the physicians, employees, and the auxiliary – think of ourselves as members of the community caring for members of the community, so to be recognized by the business community in this way is very special to us.”

In presenting the award, Steve Millard, president & executive director of COSE, the Council of Smaller Enterprises, noted that Parma Hospital: has been recognized as one of the 20 Best Community Hospitals in America; has been recognized for providing the fastest heart attack care in Northeast Ohio; is accredited by the Commission on Cancer; and has earned

Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval distinction for both its orthopedic and stroke programs.

“With 321 beds, a medical staff of more than 500 physicians, numerous outpatient facilities and a whole continuum of care to support the health needs of the local community, Parma Hospital has remained committed to

providing excellent, personalized, care,” said Mr. Millard.

Several members of Parma Hospital’s Administration and Board of Directors attended the gala. Board members in attendance included: Board Chairman Kent Geist of Parma Heights; First Vice Chairman David Nedrich of North Royalton, who also serves as CEO of the Chamber; John H. Bundy of Brooklyn; Jack C. Krise Jr., Sharon Martin and JoAnn Mason of Parma; and Joe Tal of Parma Heights.

In the 30-year history of the Pride Awards, the Golden Pride Award has only been given to one other area employer. General Motors received the award in 2005. Contact: Marketing 440-743-4003 · Fax: 440-743-4367

7007 Powers Boulevard | Parma, Ohio 44129 440-743-3000 | www.parmahospital.org

Board of directors and Administrators pictured in the photo above from left to right: Kent Geist, chairman of the board, Parma heights; Terry Deis, president & Ceo; Joe Tal, Parma heights; sharon Martin, Parma; JoAnn Mason, Parma; David nedrich, first vice chairman, north royalton; John h. bundy, brooklyn; barry franklin, executive vice president, chief financial officer.

Parma Community General hospital honored with

golden Pride Award at Annual Chamber Gala


Focusing on your total health – mind, body, and spirit

Kaiser Permanente is a not-for-profit health plan that serves 8.6 million members in nine states

and the District of Columbia. Kaiser Permanente brings together the key elements of health care – physicians, hospitals, pharmacy, home health, laboratory, support functions, and insurance – into one integrated system. Representatives of medicine and management work together, sharing the responsibilities of organizing, financing, and delivering quality health care services to members.

In Northeast Ohio, Kaiser Permanente operates 10 medical centers that offer members an array of services, including physician services, laboratory, and pharmacy, all under one roof.

In addition to the doctors located at its medical centers, Kaiser Permanente contracts with thousands of physicians throughout the area who practice in their own offices, and with 20 of the most respected hospitals in the region.

Kaiser Permanente offers a wide variety of health plans for small, medium, and large businesses, as well as for individuals and families.

The Kaiser Permanente Parma Medical Center is located at 12301 Snow Road. For more information, visit Kaiser Permanente online at kp.org or give us a call at 1-877-2-THRIVE (1-877-284-7483).

l health & Wellness

Pleasantview Care Center is a “Home with a Heart” where customer service coupled with quality nursing

care leads to positive health outcomes anda return to customary and independent lifestyles.

Our owner-operated home has served the needs of Parma area adults since 1971

7377 Ridge Road Parma, Ohio 44129 / 440-845-0200 / email: [email protected]

For more information, please call Sharon Bournigal at 440-887-4204

www.legacy-place.com


FUNNY, IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE A DOCTOR’S OFFICE.

Announcing A new wAy to connect witH your doctor. With My Health Manager

on kp.org, you can access many of your health records in one safe, convenient

place. You can e-mail your doctor’s office, check most lab results, schedule routine

primary care appointments, and order most prescription refills—all online. To learn

more, go to kp.org/experience.

These features are available when you receive care at Kaiser Permanente medical centers. Information about care from doctors you see outside our medical centers or the results of tests and screenings performed outside our medical centers may not be available online.

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l Parks & recreation

Parma Recreation has something for everyone

The year looks to be a very challenging, yet exciting time for the City of Parma’s Recreation Department. We are very fortunate to have an administration that values the

importance of recreation for our fine city and its residents.

The philosophy of the Recreation Department in the City of Parma is one of safety, participation and sportsmanship and these will be the guidelines being adhered to within the department. We encourage active participation and family enjoyment of the City of Parma’s facilities and recreation programs that service all our residents, youngsters to seniors.

Parma is host to numerous activities throughout the year for all ages. Some of these activities include swimming, golfing, ice skating, fishing, walking trails and in the summer months band concerts. We also have our recreational sports programs for children through adults.

As a growing city, we are constantly looking to expand our programs and offer alternative forms of recreation to our residents. One way we are doing this is by providing an 18 Hole Disc Golf Course at Veterans Memorial Park that can be utilized by the entire family. We are very proud of our newest program called Parma Pride. This program is offered to individuals with physical and mental limitations that inhibit them from participating in traditional recreational programs.

The Parma Recreation Department is pleased and honored to be a part of a City that offers its residents many amenities and recreational activities for all ages. The City of Parma takes pride by offering the best in recreation in the area. We look forward in seeing you throughout the year!

Go to www.cityofparma-oh.gov for more information on Parma Recreation.

A Church for the Whole FamilySUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES

8:15 & 9:30am Classic | 11:00am Contemporary

8971 West Ridgewood Drive | Parma Heights, OH 44130P: 440.886.6100 | E: [email protected] | www.phbaptist.org

Hey there! We believe it’s a privilege to be your neighbor. When you have a minute, please stop by, online or in person, and check us out. We would love to meet you and hear how we can be more active in our community. Did you know that we offer many family-friendly activities throughout the year? Here are just a few:

Summer Sports Camp for Kids

Fall Family Festival

Summer Vacation Bible School

Wednesday Family Night

We also have an award-winning K–6th grade school and an incredible preschool. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We look forward to seeing you!



We provide Short-term Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Skilled Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, Wound Care and Long-term Care

Seven Hills “epicenter of Activity”

The Seven Hills Community Recreation Center opened its doors in February of 2003 to residents. Our state-of-the-art facility includes features such as a suspended walking

track, beautiful natatorium, aerobics studio, fitness area with nautilus, cardio and free weights, 2-gymnasiums, child care room and family changing areas. And those are just the highlights of the building! We also offer gathering rooms for private parties, pool parties, meetings and more! Our facility is open for membership and programs to both residents and non-residents!

With over 30 years of combined recreation experience, our administrative staff takes pride in safety as our number one priority. All Recreation Center staff members are certified in CPR / AED and First Aid. We constantly attend workshops and seminars to ensure that we are offering you the best, safest programs around.

The Recreation Center offers various programs for every age. We are proud members of Healthways SilverSneakers Program and offer over 15 SilverSneakers classes each week. Our Learn To Swim Program is one of the best in the area – with classes ranging from 6 months through adult. We also offer various Pilates, yoga, cardio and more for adults and sports camps, Tae Kwon Do and seasonal sport classes for youth. Don’t forget about our Before and After Care Program – a great, inexpensive way to care for your kids while you are at work! New this summer is our Skyhawks Youth Sports Camps for ages 3 through 12 years – a great variety to learn any sport!

The highlight of the summer season is our Seven Hills Summer Day Camp – going on its 8th consecutive year! This year, we are expanding by offering a half-day option for Preschoolers. We are also offering a Teen Camp for those looking for a little more during their summer break.

Visit the Recreation Center website at www.sevenhillsohio.org or stop by for a tour!





Outstanding Programs in Parma heights

Exceptional programs and a variety of recreational activities are what Parma Heights residents have access

to, thanks to the Recreation Department. Among many great events, Parma Heights offers Weekend-in-the-Commons, Cassidy Theatre productions and more! There are also a wide variety of parks, pools, sport leagues, fitness classes and cultural events to choose from.

Baseball/softball, soccer, flag football, basketball, swim lessons and swim team are among the city’s many league offerings. Our fitness programs include youth martial arts, tennis, golf and swim lessons. For adults we have yoga, Zumba and golf classes.

gREEnBRIER COmmOnSLocated at the intersection of Pearl and

Olde York Roads, the 35-acre Greenbrier Commons has so much to offer! Keeping cool and having fun in the summer is easy to do here. The swimming pools include a child’s activity pool, lap pool with dual water slides and a diving well. If you prefer land sports, there are 5 lighted tennis courts, basketball court, shuffleboard court, bocce ball court and a sand volleyball court. We recently added a walking trail with exercise stations that is located behind the theatre. In addition there’s also a large children’s play area, gazebo, cultural center/theatre and the Greenbrier Athletic Center home to N.E.O. Soccer.

RAdLICK PARKAt Ackley Boulevard and Brookmere Road you will find

Radlick Park, formerly Lexington Green. Set on 11.6 acres, this convenient park offers 2 softball diamonds, a children’s play area, basketball court and newly installed walking trail with exercise stations.

RESERVOIRLocated at Deering and Reservoir Drives is a wonderful park

made available by lease with the City of Cleveland. This area has 3 softball diamonds, 4 t-ball diamonds and a children’s play area.

STROud PARKA baseball diamond and children’s play area can be found at

Stroud Park. It’s easily located at North Church Drive adjacent to Park Creek Retirement Community.

KuRTZ PARKOn West 130th Street, Kurtz Park has much to offer kids

and families. This park consists of basketball courts, 1-lighted baseball diamond and 3 softball diamonds (2 lighted) and children’s play area.

nATHAn HALE PARKNathan Hale Park can be found at Oakdale Road and Parma

Park Boulevard. With 8 soccer fields, a baseball diamond, children’s play area and pavilion, this is a great place to play!

For more information contact the Parma Heights Recreation Department at 440.884.9600 extension 37 or visit our website at parmaheightsoh.gov.



The Parma Area Chamber of Commerce and the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE) have formed an alliance that will benefit area businesses that are members of both

organizations. Through a special joint membership agreement, businesses in Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills can now join both organizations and save $150 or more on what it would have cost to join each of them separately.

As a result of this unique partnership, area businesses will now get valuable exposure and resources in their local communities, while also getting the regional reach and buying power of COSE and its 15,000+ members. Plus, they will also get a bigger voice and a stronger advocate in City Hall, Columbus and Washington D.C.

We are very excited about partnering with COSE and being able to deliver more value and resources for our members. We’ve always done a great job of delivering value to our members in our local community but now COSE brings more ways for members to connect, save and learn, and it gives us a much needed voice on important state and federal advocacy issues.

This alliance is in addition to our efforts to work with other chambers in our region to offer additional networking and learning opportunities for our members. The Parma Area Chamber of Commerce also offers numerous benefits through membership in the Northern Ohio Area Chambers of Commerce (NOACC). Businesses can receive discounts from many different types of providers such as health insurance, workers compensation, utilities, and logistics.

Going forward, we will sharpen our focus on advocating for appropriate public policies, encouraging entrepreneurship, serving small businesses and building regional partnerships. We will continue to partner with local governments, chambers and other organizations that can help us to continue to increase the value we deliver to our members.

Dave Nedrich, President and CEO Parma Area Chamber of Commerce

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Aaron E. Esposito, Chm. of the Board; Lisa Masotti, Executive Director

and Dave Nedrich, President.

Photo courtesy of Beverly David Photography.



l Community informationmEmBER dIRECTORyBig Creek Apartments11540 Apache DrParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-9650

midtown Towers Property Office5676 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 398-4222

Owner mgt Regency Towers5800 Laurent Dr #110Parma, oh 44129(440) 845-4841

Parma Woods Apartments9750 Westview Dr #5Parma, oh 44129(216) 741-3134www.niederstmanagement.com

Pleasant Lakes Apartments10131 south Lake blvdParma, oh 44130(440) 243-2280

Valley york Apartments6935 york rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 845-0229www.niederestmanagement.com

Westview Acres Apartments9755 Westview Dr #5Parma, oh 44129(216) 749-5822

Woodbury Commons6128 stumph rdParma, oh 44130(216) 842-7450

ARCHITECTSCreo design, Inc.1038 Ghent rdAkron, oh 44333(330) 670-0690www.creodesigninc.com

Cupkovic Architecture LLC1500 hamilton AveCleveland, oh 44114(216) 802-0047www.cuparc.com

ARTISTCreative nature by mary Zupancic9230 independence blvd #329Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 263-9637

ASSOCIATIOnSParma Council of PTA’sParma, ohwww.parmacouncilpta.org

Ridgewood ymCA6840 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 842-5200

ATTORnEymcIntyre, Kahn & Kruse Co. LPA1301 east 9th st suite 2200Cleveland, oh 44114(216) 579-4114

The following list is provided to this publication from the Parma Area Chamber of Commerce. For questions or concerns, please call (440) 886-1700 or email the chamber at [email protected]

ACCOunTAnTSHill Stonestreet & Co4141 rockside rd #100Cleveland, oh 44131(216) 524-5885

mcIntosh, Jeffrey R.6020 state rd #3Parma, oh 44134(440) 885-5200

Walthall, drake & Wallace LLP6300 rockside rd #100independence, oh 44131(216) 573-2330www.walthall.com

AdVERTISIng &/OR mARKETIngClear Channel Outdoor Inc.12222 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 676-4321

Cleveland Scene magazine1468 W. 9th streetCleveland, oh 44113(216) 241-7550www.clevescene.com

d.A. Professional Services Inc.60 Westchester Dr suite 1Austintown, oh 44515(330) 799-0009

Image Builders marketing, Inc.9780 beechwood Drn royalton, oh 44133(440) 346-4482www.imagebuildersmarketing.us

Town money Saver10326 highland Drbrecksville, oh 44141(440) 668-7813

Town money Saver8106 newport AveParma, oh 44129(216) 225-0707

Val Pak of greater Cleveland881 e. 222nd streeteuclid, oh 44123(440) 843-7100

AnImAL SHELTERParma Animal Shelter Inc.6260 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 885-8014www.parmashelter.org

APARTmEnTSBandera Executive LLC31090 Providence rdPepper Pike, oh 44124(216) 375-2529

AuTOmOBILE/TRuCK REPAIRS & SERVICEJo-Joe’s Automotive5813 W 130th st.Parma, oh 44130(216) 898-2297www.jojoesautomotive.com

Parma Tire Service5966 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 885-0080

Parma Towing5109 Pearl rdCleveland, oh 44129(216) 661-2200

Rad Air Complete Car Care7893 broadview rdseven hills, oh 44131(440) 740-0700www.radair.com

Rad Air Service Center6565 Pearl rdParma hts, oh 44130(440) 842-5152

Sirls Automotive Inc7541 york rdParma, oh 44130(440) 843-9000

yorktown Service Plaza 6177 Pearl rd.Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 885-2222www.yorktownserviceplaza.com

AuTOmOBILE dEALERSAxelrod Buick gmC6603 brookpark rdParma, oh 44129(216) 661-5060www.axelrodbuickgmc.com

AuTOmOBILE mAnuFACTuRERSgeneral motors Parma5400 Chevrolet blvdParma, oh 44130(216) 265-5280www.gm.com

AuTOmOTIVE PARTS – RETAILO’Reilly Auto Parts7621 broadview rdseven hills, oh 44131(216) 642-7591www.oreillyauto.com

AuTOmOTIVE WASHIng & POLISHIngKwik Car Wash6761 W 130th stParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-4848www.kwikcarwashes.com

AWARdS, PLAQuES & TROPHIESA & J Trophy And Engraving Co.12100 snow rd unit 4Parma, oh 44130(440) 886-3006

Quality Trophies & Awards6267 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 886-7343

BACKgROund CHECKSTrueTest Screening, Inc.1128 Pleasant Valley rd #215Parma, oh 44134(216) 236-6148www.truetestscreening.com

BAKERIES/CAFESdunkin donuts6317 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 845-2208www.dunkindonuts.com

Panera Bread 5090 Tiedeman rd brooklyn, oh 44144 (216) 362-8130

7337 broadview rd seven hills, oh 44131 (216) 328-1274 www.panerabread.com

BAnKSCharter One Bank 7360 york rd Parma, oh 44130 (440) 845-6300 www.charterone.com

6555 Pearl rd Parma heights, oh 44130 (440) 886-2200

5775 Chevrolet blvd Parma, oh 44130 (440) 888-6111

7450 broadview rd Parma, oh 44134 (216) 901-2100

5907 ridge rd Parma, oh 44129 (440) 888-0330

dollar Bank7450 W ridgewood DrParma, oh 44129(440) 888-7400www.dollarbank.com

dollar Bank - Business Banking1301 e ninth st.Cleveland, oh 44114(216) 736-8952

First Federal of Lakewood1640 snow rdParma, oh 44134(216) 529-5625

First merit Bank6530 york rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 842-4488www.firstmerit.com




JO-JOE’SAutomotive Inc.5813 W. 130th St., Parma

Offering all general and major repair services as well as a shuttle service within 5 miles of our

location and a customer rewards program.Hours: M-F 7am-6pm, Sat. 7am-3pm

www.jojoesautomotive.com 261-898-2297

CATERIngClub House Pub6365 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-2582

Little Polish diner5772 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 842-8212

mom’s PierogiesP.o. box 34213Parma, oh 44134(216) 661-1347www.Momspierogiescleveland.com

Wal-Tam’s Catering461 nemet Drseven hills, oh 44131(440) 842-6522www.cateringbywaltams.com

CHIROPRACTORSParmatown Spinal and Rehab6900 ridge rd #202Parma, oh 44129(440) 888-4526

Pleasant Valley Chiropractic & massage Clinic7664 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 520-6880

CITy gOVERnmEnTSCity of Parma6611 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-8000www.cityofparma-oh.gov

City of Parma Heights6281 Pearl rd.Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-9699www.parmaheightsoh.gov

City of Seven Hills7325 summitview Dr.seven hills, oh 44131(216) 524-4421www.sevenhillsohio.org

CLERgyThe Branch Community Church6295 broadview rd.Parma, oh 44147(216) 640-9081

Holy Spirit Byzantine Catholic Church & Hall5500 W 54th stParma, oh 44129(440) 842-6522www.holyspiritbyzantine.org

CnC mACHInE SHOPFirstar Precision Corp12340 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 362-7888

Huntington national Bank6660 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(216) 515-0005

Key Bank 6284 Pearl rd Parma heights, oh 44130 (440) 886-1600 www.key.com

1125 W Pleasant Valley rd Parma, oh 44134 (440) 845-2005

national Bank & Trust5603 ridge rdParma, oh 44129440 884-1112www.nbtdirect.com

Third Federal Savings & Loan1616 snow rdParma, oh 44134(216) 661-8431www.thirdfederal.com

BEnEFITS gROuP FOR PACC nOACC4200 rockside rd #105independence, oh 44131(216) 447-9900www.noacc.org

BOWLIng And PARTy CEnTERFreeway Lanes of Parma12859 brookpark rdParma, oh 44130(216) 267-2150

yorktown Lanes6218 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 886-5300

BuILdIng COnTRACTORSCharles Schulz Building Co. Inc.4519 brookpark rdParma, oh 44134(216) 749-0200

CABLE & InTERnET SERVICECox Business12221 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 535-0553www.checkoutcb.com

CAKE And CAndy SuPPLIESJan’s Confectionary Supplies6370 york rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 845-2022

CARPET & FuRnITuRE CLEAnIngAntonius Bros. Inc.6674 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 845-7474

CARPET InSTALLATIOn & SERVICEd & R Carpet Service Inc4800 Van epps rdbrooklyn heights, oh 44131(216) 335-9751www.drcarpetservice.com

COLLEgESCuyahoga Community College11000 W Pleasant Valley rdParma, oh 44130(216) 987-5000 www.tri-c.edu

Kaplan Career Institute8720 brookpark rdbrooklyn, oh 44129(216) 485-0900 Stautzenberger College8001 Katherine blvd.brecksville, oh 44141(440) 838-1999www.learnwhatyoulove.com

COmmunICATIOn-SECuRITy-dIRECTTVCSS Enterprises LLCP.o. box 347104Parma, oh 44134(216) 712-7622www.commercialsoundsystem.com

COmPuTER SERVICESRockside Technology Solutions LLC2329 brookdale Ave.Parma, oh 44134(440) 552-1905www.rocksidetechnology.com

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mEmBER dIRECTORydEnTISTSCuglewski & Assc ddS Inc5998 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 884-0640

dr. Stanley T. meckler LTd5386 state rdParma, oh 44134(216) 661-2422

milan yakovich ddS Inc5851 Pearl rd #100Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 885-0038

Postel, neal J., d.d.S.15424 e bagley rdMiddleburg hts, oh 44130(440) 888-6449

Richard E. gift ddS., mS, Inc6688 ridge rd suite 1300Parma, oh 44129(440) 888-1122www.drrgift.com

Robert g newman ddS Inc6789 ridge rd #304Parma, oh 44129(440) 886-3535

dESIgn BuILdERS And/OR LAnd dEVELOPERThe geis Companies10020 Aurora-hudson rdstreetsboro, oh 44241(330) 528-3500

dIALySISdaVita Parma dialysis6735 AmesParma, oh 44129(440) 743-0690

dISTRIBuTOR-BABy PROduCTSBabySwede LLC1157 rockside rdParma, oh 44134(216) 447-9140www.babyswede.com

dRug TESTIngTrueTest Screening, Inc.1128 Pleasant Valley rd #215Parma, oh 44134(216) 236-6148www.truetestscreening.com

dRy CLEAnIng SERVICEdKS dry Cleaning Restoration12454 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 267-7008www.frsteamcleveland.com

EduCATIOn-TuTORIng FACILITyKnowledge Points7406 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 524-0017

Tremont TechnologiesP.o.box 43035Cleveland, oh 44143(216) 731-1029www.tremonttech.net

COmPuTER SERVICES & REPAIRSFriendly Computers7486 Dawn haven DrParma, oh 44130(440) 888-6210

COmPuTERS-WEB & CRm SOFTWARE dEVELOPmEnTWi-Phye Consultants LLC765 Wildberry CircleAvon Lake, oh 44012(440) 793-7190www.Wi-Phye.com

COnCRETELeone & Son Cement Contracting Inc385 orchardview rdseven hills, oh 44131(216) 272-4832

COnCRETE, LAndSCAPIng, SnOW PLOWIngF.P. Allega Concrete7725 Commerce Park oval st bindependence, oh 44131(216) 328-9322

COnSTRuCTIOnCoastal Quality Construction, Inc.2530 hamilton Ave.Cleveland, oh 44101(216) 274-1000

COnSuLTIng & EduCATIOnPossibilities7827 Daniel Drseven hills, oh 44131(216) 236-6031www.possibilities.biz

COuRT OFFICIALSParma municipal Court5555 Powers blvdParma, oh 44129(440) 887-7400

CREdIT unIOnSPSE Credit union5255 regency DrParma, oh 44129(440) 843-8300www.psecreditunion.org Taleris Credit union 1250 e Granger rd Cleveland, oh 44131 (216) 739-2314 www.taleriscu.org

7435 broadview rd seven hills, oh 44131 (216) 739-2300 unity Catholic Federal Credit union5839 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 886-2558www.unitycatholiccu.org

ELECTRICAL COnTRACTORAigner Electric6159 West 130th stParma, oh 44130(216) 244-1828

EmBROIdERy, SCREEn PRInTIng & PROmO ITEmSRemembered Expressions10896 bridle PathColumbia stations, oh 44028(440) 236-6282www.rememberedexpressions.com

EmPLOyEE SCREEnIngTrueTest Screening, Inc.1128 Pleasant Valley rd #215Parma, oh 44134(216) 236-6148www.truetestscreening.com

EngInEERIng COnSuLTIng And/OR SuRVEyIngneff & Associates6405 york rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-3100

EngInEERIng SERVICESPmI Industries Inc5300 st Clair AveCleveland, oh 44103(216) 881-4914

FInAnCIAL SERVICES�� Capital group22901 Millcreek blvdhighland hills, oh 44122(216) 856-1100 Kelly’s Tax and Financial Services9703 brookpark rd Parma, oh 44129(216) 661-7121 Key Bank 1125 W Pleasant Valley rd Parma, oh 44134 (440) 845-2005 www.key.com

6284 Pearl rd Parma hts, oh 44130 (440) 886-1601 Koler Financial group6400 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-7042

Lineweaver Financial group9035 sweet Valley DrValley View, oh 44125(216) 520-1711www.lineweaver.net

FLORISTSdurken’s Florist7475 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 884-1144www.durkensflorist.com

Flowerama5804 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 843-7612

FOundATIOnParma Hospital Health Care Foundation7007 Powers blvdParma, oh 44129(440) 743-4280www.parmahospital.org

FundRAISIngJimmy dee’s Fund Raisers10266 boundry LnParma, oh 44130(440) 842-5287www.jimmydeesfundraisers.com

FunERAL HOmES/SERVICESBusch Funeral & Crematory Services4334 Pearl rdCleveland, oh 44109(216) 749-7450www.buschfuneral.com Esposito mortuary Services8280 West ridgewoodParma, oh 44129(440) 666-7709

First Call, LLC5714 1/2 Pearl rd.Parma, oh 44129(440) 842-2880

golubski Funeral Home5986 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 886-0200

mallchok Funeral Home5660 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 884-9100

Ripepi Funeral Home5762 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 888-0800www.ripepi.com

Sauer-good-Powell Funeral Home6953 W.130th streetParma heights, oh 44130(440) 842-0456www.sGPfuneral.com

Schuster-Straker-O’Connor Funeral Home5904 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-4800www.ssofh.com

yurch Funeral Home5618 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 398-1010


Vissutocorp Inc1021 W Pleasant Valley rdParma, oh 44134(440) 884-9595

HARdWARE-RETAIL SALESParma Hardware5452 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 884-2200

HEALTH And WELLnESSBacks massage & Therapy6500 Pearl rd., suite 105Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 342-0489

Curves5822 state roadParma, oh 44134(440) 842-6866

Four Star Insurance - Life 3 Hospitalization5835 Pearl rdParma, oh 44130(440) 882-2000 ext 116www.fourstarinsurance.com

Health Aid of Ohio5230 hauserman rdParma, oh 44130(216) 252-3900www.healthaidofohio.com

Juice Plus2501 brookview blvdParma, oh 44134(216) 509-2728www.fruitsveggiesandmore.net

K-d naturals Inc7555 skylark DrParma, oh 44130(440) 230-9757

millennium Rehabilitation7472 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 842-4444www.m-rehab.org

nRg Plus Ent6522 olde york rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-4272www.nrG.Myshaklee.com

Send Out Cards416 Mapleview Drseven hills, oh 44131(216) 524-7178

HOBBy SHOP-RETAIL SALESParma Hobby5275 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(216) 741-6440

HOmE CARECaring Tree Senior Care5898 state roadParma, oh 44134(440) 386-4660www.caringtreeseniorcare.com

Zabor Funeral Home5680 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 884-5035

FuRnITuRE REnTALS &/OR SALESBasista Furniture5295 state rdParma, oh 44134(216) 398-5900www.basista.com

gARAgE dOORS-SERVICE/REPAIR/REPLACEmEnTSA. J’s garage doors Inc10420 Glendora LaneParma heights, oh 44130(440) 888-5052www.ajgaragedoor.net

gOVERnmEnT OFFICIALSCuyahoga County Prosecutor1200 ontario st 9th floorCleveland, oh 44113(216) 443-7800www.prosecutormason.com

Ohio House of Representatives5546 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 884-2400

u.S. House of Representatives14400 Detroit AveLakewood, oh 44107(216) 228-8850

u.S. House of Representatives7904 Day DrParma, oh 44129(440) 845-2707

gRAPHIC dESIgn & ART STudIOK.A. Szomoru graphics1203 old rockside rdParma, oh 44134(216) 661-8360

Trio Creative design Studios1020 hillsdale AveParma, oh 44134(216) 741-1372www.triocds.com

gROCERy STOREgiant Eagle-Broadview7400 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 328-8095

HAIR CAREIllusions unlimited5715 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 661-6887

Signature Hair Salon Inc6517 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 888-2212

Studio Sonata7805 W ridgewood DrParma, oh 44129(440) 843-2440

HOmE ImPROVEmEnTSAny & All Home ImprovementsP.o. box 29134Parma, oh 44129(440) 884-2755

Leaf Filter north of Ohio Inc1595 Georgetown rd suite Ghudson, oh 44236(330) 655-7950

Second to none Inc4805 W Pleasant Valley rd #4Parma, oh 44129(440) 842-0823

Tomorrow’s Home Solutions8287 Darrow rdTwinsburg, oh 44087(330) 425-0797

HOSPICE SERVICESHoly Family Home & Hospice6707 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 888-7722www.holyfamilyhome.com

Hospice of the Western Reserve300 e 185th streetCleveland, oh 44119(216) 701-4061www.hospicewr.org

Seasons of Life Hospice9511 W Pleasant Valley rdParma, oh 44130(440) 743-4946

HOSPITALS/mEdICAL CARE CEnTERSmarymount Hospital12300 McCraken rdGarfield hts, oh 44125(216) 587-8683www.marymount.org

Parma Hospital7007 Powers blvdParma, oh 44129(440) 743-3000

HOTELSHampton Inn-Airport/Tiedeman10305 Cascade Crossingbrooklyn, oh 44144(216) 929-8400www.clevelandairporttiedeman.hamptoninn.com

Holiday Inn Select Strongsville15471 royalton rdstrongsville, oh 44136(440) 783-3033

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mEmBER dIRECTORyJo Ann mason 7001 West ridgewood DrParma, oh 44129(440) 885-8143

J Howard Flower 8400 brecksville rdbrecksville, oh 44141(440) 526-5395

Arlene mcnamara 7771 McCreary rdseven hills, oh 44131(216) 236-6097www.arlenemcnamara.com

Jennifer moore(440) 759-1560

Pat moore 9417 Greenbriar DrParma hts, oh 44130(440) 886-1306

Pat Pell 19627 ellsworth Drstrongsville, oh 44149(440) 655-1670

dick Ress4780 Woodbury hillsParma, oh 44134(440) 888-6183

Ryan Rossos 3683 hilltop DrParma, oh 44134(216) [email protected]

Kelly Scheiman 6003 Morningside DrParma, oh 44129(440) 843-3919

Brad Sussman 369 Cherry Laneseven hills, oh 44131(216) 401-9755

InduSTRIAL COnTROLS-InSTRumEnTATIOn PROduCTSuniControl Inc1111 brookpark rdCleveland, oh 44109(216) 398-4414www.unicontrolinc.com

InduSTRIAL mETAL FInISHIngAdvanced Surface Technologies12211 sobieski AveCleveland, oh 44135(216) 476-8600

Amac Enterprises Inc5909 West 130th stParma, oh 44130(216) 362-1880www.Amacent.com

ICE CREAmRidge Rd dairy Queen5342 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 886-0677

In-HOmE dRug TESTIng PROgRAmTrueTest Screening, Inc.1128 Pleasant Valley rd #215Parma, oh 44134(216) 236-6148www.truetestscreening.com

IndIVIduALSKen Andras 3555 hetzel DrParma, oh 44134(440) 845-9591

Richard Bar 8709 fenway DrParma, oh 44129(440) 842-1090

mayor gerald Boldt 1830 GettysburgParma, oh 44134

Colleen Corrigan day 1107 Meadowlawn blvdParma, oh 44134(216) 644-5401 work

InSuRAnCEFarmers Insurance6050 oak Tree blvd #200independence, oh 44131(216) 674-5971www.farmerscleveland.com

Four Star Insurance Agency Inc5835 Pearl rd.Parma, oh 44130(440) 882-2000www.fourstarinsurance.com

Insurance Strategy Inc6368 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 842-9922

Pilat Insurance Agency, Inc.5925 ridge roadParma, oh 44129(440) 888-1150

Rickles Insurance Agency6500 Pearl rd #102Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 345-5570 xt15www.farmersagent.com/srickles

Riley Agency Inc.6575A Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-1786

Tammy Steele-Kidd - State Farm Insurance 9707 brookpark rdParma, oh 44129(216) 741-8387www.Tammysteele-Kidd.com

Vince Hrobat Insurance Agency7252 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 524-2007

InSuRAnCE & FInAnCIAL SERVICESTammy Steele-Kidd - State Farm Insurance 9707 brookpark rdParma, oh 44129(216) 741-8387www.Tammysteele-Kidd.com

InSuRAnCE And InVESTmEnTSFour Star Insurance Agency Inc. 5835 Pearl rdParma, oh 44130(440) 882-2000www.fourstarinsurance.com

Western Southern Financial - Brendan Koch6100 oak Tree blvd. #390independence, oh 44131(440) 724-1759www.wslife.com

InSuRAnCE COnSuLTAnTSmotor Vehicle Forensic Services Inc5255 Commerce Parkway WestParma, oh 44130(440) 877-0645

InSuRAnCE-HEALTHFour Star Insurance Agency Inc. 5835 Pearl rdParma, oh 44130(440) 882-2000www.fourstarinsurance.com

Humana guidance Center1915 snow rdParma, oh 44134(419) 852-8590www.humana.com

InVESTIgATIVE SERVICESmeech Security & InvestigationsP.o. box 34068Parma, oh 44134(216) 459-0884www.meechandassociates.com

JEWELERHoward’s Jewelry Center6333 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 843-6800www.howardsJewelryCenter.com

LABOR unIOnSheet metal Workers’ Lu #3312515 Corporate DrParma, oh 44130(216) 267-1645

LIBRARIESParma Ridge Library5850 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 888-4300www.cuyahogalibrary.org

Parma Snow Library2121 snow rdParma, oh 44134(216) 661-4240

Parma South Library7335 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-5362

mAnuFACTuRERSSterling die Operation5565 Venture Dr, unit DParma, oh 44130(216) 898-9330

uniControl Inc1111 brookpark rdCleveland, oh 44109(216) 398-4414www.unicontrolinc.com

mORTgAgE COmPAnyCrosscountry mortgage Inc12000 snow rd suite 9Parma, oh 44130(440) 845-3700

mOVIng And/OR STORAgEParma movers8686 brookpark rdbrooklyn, oh 44129(216) 741-4747

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Pleasant Lake Villa7260 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 842-2273

Pleasantview Care Center7377 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 845-0200

nuRSIng CEnTER And RETIREmEnT COmmunITygreenbrier - Pine grove5608 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 888-1320

greenbrier Sr Health Care Center6455 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 888-5900

greenbrier Senior Retirement Community6457 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 888-5900

OFFICE EQuIPmEnTdiamond Business machines, Inc.5417 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 845-2800www.dbmstore.com

Integrated Business Systems6801 engle rd, suite 1Cleveland, oh 44130(440) 816-2083

OBm4523 brookpark rdParma, oh 44134(216) 485-2000

OFFICE PROduCTSKIKS Office6887 smith rd #5Middleburg heights, oh 44130(440) 884-8000www.kiksop.com

Today’s Business Products12985 snow rdParma, oh 44130(216) 267-5000www.todaysbusinessproducts.com

OPHTHALmOLOgISTCapital Eyes Ophthalmology6820 ridge rd #102Parma, oh 44129(440) 743-7456

OPTOmETRISTdoctors of Optometry7448 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-0822

ORgAnIZATIOnSBoy Scouts of America2241 Woodland AveCleveland, oh 44115(216) 458-8919

nEWSPAPERSParma Sun Post5510 Cleverleaf ParkwayCleveland, oh 44125(216) 986-2600

The gazette newspapers7014 Mill rdbrecksville, oh 44141(440) 526-7977

Cleveland Scene magazine1468 W. 9th streetCleveland , oh 44113(216) 241-7550www.clevescene.com

nOn-mEdICAL HOmE CARE FOR SEnIORSHome Instead Senior Care26777 Lorain rd #303north olmsted, oh 44070(440) 734-7441

nOn PROFIT ORgAnIZATIOnSAshley’s HopeP.o. box 347363Parma, oh 44134(877) 435-7557www.ashleyshope.org

LifeShare Community Blood Services105 Cleveland stelyria, oh 44035(440) 322-5700 ext 130www.lifeshare.cc

nuRSIng And REHAB CEnTERRoyal Oak nursing & Rehab Center6973 Pearl rdMiddleburg hts, oh 44130(440) 884-9191www.atriumlivingcenters.com

nuRSIng And/OR REST HOmESBroadview multi-Care Center5520 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 749-4010

mount Alverna Village6765 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 843-7800

mount Royal Villa13900 bennett rdnorth royalton, oh 44133(440) 237-7966www.consulatehealthcare.com

Parma Care Center5553 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 661-6800www.parmacarecenter.com

Pleasant Lake Villa12380 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 926-4475www.lhshealth.com

mEmBER dIRECTORyFriends of the Parma Libraries7335 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 845-5360

Parma Area Historical SocietyP.o. box 29002Parma, oh 44129(440) 845-9770

Parma Area Jaycees Inc7908 Day DrParma, oh 44129(440) 759-1560

Parma Area morning Kiwanisc/o Greenbrier sLCParma heights, oh 44130(440) 897-6124www.parmaareamorningkiwanis.org

Parma C. E. R. T.9605 reichert rdParma, oh 44130(216) 536-5336

Parma City Schools-CBS Partnership5311 Longwood AveParma, oh 44134(440) 885-8317www.parmacityschools.org

Parma Professional Fire Fighters6655 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(330) 807-0179www.parmafire.org

Parma Republican Club5514 ralston DrParma, oh 44129(440) 842-6121

Parma Senior High Alumni Assoc6285 W 54th stParma, oh 44129(440) 885-3700www.pshalumni.org

Parmadale6753 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 845-7700

Proud of Parma 6635 Arbor Way Parma, oh 44134 (440) 843-3734

609 e. Dawnwood Dr seven hills, oh 44131 (440) 842-7476

6762 river Walk Dr Valley City, oh 44280 (216) 533-7117


mEmBER dIRECTORyWal-Tam’s Catering461 nemet Drseven hills, oh 44131(440) 842-6522www.cateringbywaltams.com

PHOTOgRAPHyTom miller Photography1809 Tuxedo AveParma, oh 44134(216) 459-0553

PIZZAdonatos Pizza Inc 10300 sprague rd Parma, oh 44130 (440) 885-4811

5461 ridge rd Parma, oh 44129 (440) 843-6861

P Jay’s Pizza5859 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-4355

PLumBIng & HEATIng COnTRACTORmayer Plumbing & Heating5914 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-2800www.mayerplumbingco.com

PLumBIng SERVICES & REPAIRSPogonowski Plumbing, Inc.6675 rochelle blvd.Parma heights, oh 44130(440) 724-1288

PRInTIngSuburban Press Inc3818 Lorain AveCleveland, oh 44113(216) 961-0766

Insta-Print3101 brookpark rdParma, oh 44134(216) 741-6500www.instaprintinc.com

Rotary Club Of ParmaParma, oh(440) 230-9757www.parmarotary.org

Valley Forge Alumni Assoc.3418 W 127th stCleveland, oh 44111(216) 889-9179

West Creek Preservation CommitteeP.o. box 347113Parma, oh 44134(216) 749-3720www.westcreek.org

ORgAnIZATIOn(nOn PROFIT SuPPORT gROuP)Hospice of the Western Reserve300 e 185th streetCleveland, oh 44119(216) 701-4061www.hospicewr.org

ORgAnIZATIOn (VETERAnS)American Legion Post 5��6483 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 845-0572www.post572.com

OuTdOOR AmuSEmEnTSgreat Lakes Expositions4601 ridgewood DrParma, oh 44134(216) 346-4766

PAInTIng/PAPER HAngIng-RESIdEnTIAL & COmmERCIALneubert Painting12108 Madison Ave.Lakwood, oh 44107(216) 529-0360www.neubertpainting.com

PARTy CEnTERSSt. michael’s Woodside5025 e Mill rdbroadview heights, oh 44147(440) 526-9696

minuteman Press5341 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 741-8258

Trio Creative design Studios1020 hillsdale AveParma, oh 44134(216) 741-1372www.triocds.com

PuBLISHERgreat Lakes Publishing Co.1422 euclid Ave. #730Cleveland, oh 44115(216) 377-3693www.glpublishing.com

REAL ESTATECentury �� dePiero & Associates5581 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(216) 376-5807www.century21.com

E Sarian & Associates Inc12891 W Linden LaneParma, oh 44130(440) 886-6706

Howard Hanna Real Estate 9225 sprague rdnorth royalton, oh 44133(440) 971-5600www.donnamarchese.realtor.com

m.B.A. Realty Inc9900 boundary LaneParma, oh 44130(440) 885-0139www.bizbrokermba.com

REAL ESTATE-COmmERCIALCrescendo Commercial Realty6929 West 130th st st 401Parma heights, oh 44130(216) 570-6714www.cc-realty.com

midtown Improvements LLC c/o dLC management group1315 W 22nd st ste#250oak brook, iL 60523(630) 571-6450www.dlcmgmt.com

RECORdIng STudIO/AudIO–VISuALAdvanced Audio designParma heights, oh 44130(440) 409-5623www.aacdpro.com

REnTAL SERVICE-TOOLS & PARTy EQuIPmEnTABC Rental6514 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 886-0018www.abcrentalparma.com

RESEARCH,dEVELOPmEnT And AdmInISTRATIOngraftech International Holdings 12900 snow rdParma, oh 44130(216) 676-2000

RESTAuRAnTS &/OR LOungESBam Boozle’s5515 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 741-2813

Buffalo Wild Wings grill & Bar7979 broadview rdbroadview heights, oh 44147(440) 546-9453www.buffalowildwings.com

Carrie Cerino’s Ristorante 8922 ridge rdn royalton, oh 44133(440) 237-3434www.carriecerinos.com

Club House Pub6365 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-2582

del Sangro’s Ristorante & Lounge13450 snow rdbrook Park, oh 44142(216) 362-1070

Eat ‘n’ Park Restaurant2075 snow rdParma, oh 44134(216) 459-1515

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Summit Academy - Parma Community School5868 stumph rd.Parma, oh 44130(440) 888-5407www.summitacademies.com

SECuRITy SySTEmSguardian Alarm1507 brookpark rdCleveland, oh 44109(216) 739-9199www.guardianalarm.com

Protection One10139 royalton rd suite bnorth royalton, oh 44133(216) 789-5513www.Protection1.com

SERVICE CLuB Parma Area morning Kiwanisc/o greenbrier SLCParma heights, oh 44130(440) 897-6124www.parmaareamorningkiwanis.org

SHELTEREd WORKSHOPParma Adult Activity Center12660 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 265-3030

SHOPPIng CEnTERSParmatown mall7899 W ridgewood DrParma, oh 44129(440) 885-5506www.parmatown.com

Pleasant Valley Shopping Center30050 Chagrin blvd #360Pepper Pike, oh 44124(216) 464-5550

RmS Investment Corporation20119 Van Aken blvd #201shaker heights, oh 44122(216) 491-8800

SIgnS, LETTERIng, AWnIngSJohn J Jakovcic Signs9500 yvonne Drn royalton, oh 44133(440) 666-4547

SKILLEd nuRSIng & REHABILITATIOn CEnTERSHCR manorCare Parma9055 W sprague rdParma, oh 44133(440) 345-9300www.hrcmanorcare.com

Sunbridge Health Care2801 east royalton rdboradview heights, oh 44147(440) 526-4770 (office)www.sunbridgehealthcare.com

SPORTIng gOOdSSports Focus Sporting goods Inc6659 Pearl rdParma hts, oh 44130(440) 884-5600

Eddie’s Pizzeria Cerino7305 broadview rd suite hseven hills, oh 44131(216) 236-6007www.pizzeriacerino.com

Fox & Hound Pub & grille8735 Day DrParma, oh 44129(440) 842-8840www.fhrg.com

Little Polish diner5772 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 842-8212

moe’s Southwest grill7769 Day DrParma, oh 44129(440) 345-5580www.moes.com

mom’s PierogiesP.o. box 34213Parma, oh 44134(216) 661-1347www.Momspierogiescleveland.com

mr Chicken-FRC Enterprises Inc29025 Lakeshore blvdWillowick, oh 44095(440) 585-4800

Outback Steakhouse6950 ridge rdParma, oh 44129(440) 842-6114

Qdoba’s mexican grill7402 broadview rdParma, oh 44134(216) 520-6331

Wagon Wheel Pub8761 snow rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 884-5200

RETREAT & EduCATIOn CEnTER - nOn PROFITJesuit Retreat House5629 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 884-9300www.jrh-cleveland.org

SCHOOLSConstellation Schools5730 broadview roadParma, oh 44134(216) 712-7600www.constellationschools.com

Padua Franciscan High School6740 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 845-8224www.Paduafranciscan.com

Parma City School district5311 Longwood AveParma, oh 44134(440) 885-8317www.parmacityschools.org

SuPERmARKETSgiant Eagle-day dr7939 Day DrParma, oh 44129(440) 888-7316

gillombardo giant Eagle1825 snow rdParma, oh 44134(216) 398-2980

TAx & FInAnCIAL PLAnnIngThe Lipson group1422 euclid Ave #1500Cleveland, oh 44115(216) 861-1100www.lipsoncpa.com

TELECOmmunICATIOnSAT&T Ohio45 erieview Plaza rm 1500Cleveland, oh 44114(216) 822-7283

TELEVISIOn, RAdIO, VCR SERVICE & SALESElectra-Sound Inc5260 Commerce Pkwy WParma, oh 44130(216) 433-9600

TOOL & dIE FABRICATIOnmikan die & Tool LLC13410 enterprise AveCleveland, oh 44135(216) 265-2811

TRAnSPORTATIOn & WAREHOuSIngParma movers8686 brookpark rdbrooklyn, oh 44129(216) 741-4747

TRAVEL BuREAuS/VACATIOnSAAA East Central17220 royalton rdstrongsville, oh 44136(440) 783-3395

Pearl Travel6029 edgebrook blvdParma hts, oh 44130(440) 888-9612www.pearltravelinc.com

TripsbyTony.com9519 fernhill AveParma, oh 44129(440) 346-4056www.tripsbytony.com

uTILITIESColumbia gas Of Ohio, Inc.3101 north ridge rd, eLorain, oh 44055(440) 240-6122

Home Energy Audit Services LLC7919 Liberty AveParma, oh 44129(216) 409-8509www.homeenergyauditservices.com

The Illuminating Co.7755 Auburn rdConcord, oh 44077(440) 350-7716

VETERInARIAnSBartels & Busack Pet Hospital6270 state rdParma, oh 44134(440) 845-7141www.bartelsbusackpethospital.com

Parma Animal Hospital5522 Pearl rdParma, oh 44129(440) 885-1818

VIdEO PROduCTIOnSZap Video Productions6234 Pearl rdParma heights, oh 44130(440) 886-5417www.zapvideoproductions.com

VIdEO REnTALSFamily Video6217 W 130th streetParma, oh 44130(216) 676-8080www.familyvideo.com

WEIgHT LOSSPhysicians Weight Loss Center6877 W 130th stParma heights, oh 44130(440) 842-9900

WHOLESALE dISTRIBuTIOn (RuBBER mOLdS & OIL BEARIngS)Earnest machine Products Co12502 Plaza DrParma, oh 44130(216) 362-1100www.earnestmachine.com

WHOLESALE FOOd SERVICEgFS marketplace10820 brookpark rdbrooklyn, oh 44130(216) 267-0390

WORKERS’ COmPEnSATIOn AdmInISTRATIOnBaylor Associates Inc.7000 fitzwater rd. #201brecksville, oh 44141(440) 546-7600

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THE CITy OF PARmA, OHIO6611 ridge road • Parma, oh, 44129 440.885.8000 • www.cityofparma-oh.gov

Mayor’s office ..................................440-885-8001

Director of Communications & Community relations ...................440-885-8181

recreation Department ....................440-885-8144

service Department ..........................440-885-8184

service Garage .................................440-885-8980

sewer service ...................................216-443-8201

Department of Public safety .............440-885-8174

Police ...............................................440-887-7300

non-emergency ...............................440-885-1234

fire Department ...............................440-885-8160

building Department ........................440-885-8032

economic Development Director ......216-661-7412

engineering Department ..................440-885-8110

Community services & economic Development Department ................216-661-7372

Parma Municipal Court ....................440-887-7400

Parma Public housing Agency ..........216-661-2015

human resources ............................440-885-8167

Auditor ............................................440-885-8020

Law Department ..............................440-885-8132

Treasurer’s office ..............................440-885-8810

City Council .....................................440-885-8091

senior services .................................440-885-8800

THE CITy OF PARmA HEIgHTS, OHIO6281 Pearl road • Parma heights, ohio 44130 440-884-9600 • www.parmaheightsoh.gov

Police station (non-emergency .........440-884-1234

fire station (non-emergency) ...........440-885-1717

City hall ...........................................440-884-9600

Mayor’s office ..................... 440-884-9600, ext. 15

City Council ........................ 440-884-9600, ext. 35

Community & economic Dev. ................. 440-884-9600, ext. 26

income Tax Department ...... 440-888-6440, ext. 21

Planning Department .......... 440-884-9600, ext. 29

l important Phone numbers

Court Clerk ......................... 440-884-9600, ext. 43

Law Department ................. 440-884-9600, ext. 29

Prosecutor’s office .............. 440-884-9600, ext. 40

safety Department .............. 440-884-9600, ext. 37

Personnel Department ........ 440-884-9600, ext. 40

Payroll Department ............. 440-884-9600, ext. 17

Accounts Payable ................ 440-884-9600, ext. 21

finance Department ............ 440-884-9600, ext. 16

recreation Department ....... 440-884-9600, ext. 37

Probation/ human services .................. 440-884-9600, ext. 33

service Dept./City services ................440-884-9607


Parma heights senior Center ...........440-888-4416

Paul W. Cassidy Theatre ...................440-842-4600

swimming Pool ................................440-886-2424

Parma heights Library ......................440-884-2313

THE CITy OF SEVEn HILLS, OHIO7325 summitview Drive • seven hills, ohio, 44131216-524-4421 • www.sevenhillsohio.org

Police Department (non-emergency ...............................216-524-3911

fire department (non-emergency) ....216-524-3321

City hall ...........................................216-524-4421

Mayor’s office ..................................216-901-0269

senior & human services .................216-525-6230

Community relations .......................216-525-6227

service Department ..........................216-525-6225


recreation Department ....................216-524-6262

engineering Department ..................216-525-6277

Law Department ..............................216-525-6237

finance Department .........................216-525-6248

Courts .............................................216-524-4421


AuTO REPAIR & SERVICEJo Joes Automotive ..................p 13, 25 www.jojoesautomotive.com

ASSISTEd LIVIngPleasantview Care Center .............p 18www.pleasantview-care-center.com

BAnK/CREdIT unIOnSPSE Credit union ........................p 9, 13 www.psecreditunion.org

BuSInESSCox Business Internet ....................p 29www.coxcleveland.com

CATERIngWal-tam’s ........................................p 25 www.cateringbywaltams.com

CHAmBER OF COmmERCEParma Area Chamber of Commerce ..................p 23www.parmaareachamber.org

CHILdCARECreative Playrooms montessori & Child Care ............p 6, 14www.creativeplayrooms.com

CHIROPRACTORTimber Ridge neck & Back Pain Clinic .....................p 14, 32www.northroyaltonchiropractor.com

CHuRCHParma Heights Baptist Church ..........................p 14, 20www.phbaptist.org

CLEAnIngThe Cleaning Authority .................p 10broadviewheights.thecleaningauthority.com

COLLEgES & unIVERSITIESBryant & Stratton College .........p 9, 14www.bryantstratton.edu

Cuyahoga Community College-West ..............p 11www.tri-c.edu

CREdIT unIOnunity Catholic Federal Credit union ........................p 4www.unitycatholiccu.org

FunERAL HOmESmallchok Funeral Home ...................p 5

Ripepi Funeral Home .....................p 27www.ripepi.com

HEALTH CAREHumana guidance Center ........ inside front Coverwww.humana.com

HOmE CAREHomewatch Caregivers .................p 28www.homewatchcaregivers.com

HOSPICEHoly Family Hospice .................p 13, 25

HOSPITAL/mEdICAL FACILITIESKaiser Permanente .........................p 19www.kaiserpermanente.org

Parma Community general Hospital ............p 12, 16, 17, back Coverwww.parmahospital.org

InSuRAnCEAA+ All American Insurance Agency .............................p 4www.autoinsurancesaver.com

Four Star Insurance ..........................p 5www.fourstarinsurance.com

mEdICAL ImAgIng/RAdIOLOgy SERVICESdrs. Hill & Thomas Co./Westside Imaging Center ..............p 15www.hillandthomas.com

PHOTOgRAPHERSBeverly david Photography ..........p 22www.beverlydavidphoto.com

mamarazzi LLC .................................p 6www.mamarazzipix.com

PHySICAL THERAPymillennium Rehabilitation .............p 30www.m-rehab.org

REALTORBeth newcomb-HowardHanna ..................................p 4elizabethnewcomb.howardhanna.com

RESTAuRAnTThe Little Polish diner ....................p 28

RETIREmEnT COmmunITyPark Creek Center ..........................p 21www.parkcreekretirement.com

SCHOOLBethany Lutheran School ................p 7www.bethanyparma.org

SCHOOL-CHARTERConstellation Schools LLC ..........p 8, 13www.constellationschools.com

SEnIOR SERVICESBroadview multi-Care Center ...........................p 21www.broadviewmulticare.com

mount Alverna Village ..................p 15 www.mountalvernavillage.com

SHOPPIng mALL/PLAZASParmatown mall .............................p 30www.parmatown.com

Pleasant Valley Shopping Center ..............................p 9

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