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Community Focus Sponsorship Opportunity
Reach 50,000+ readers as Title Sponsor of the Community Focus section of Northeast Ohio Parent magazine. Your logo will be present in 12 monthly issues and in a selection of print and digital locations.
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38 Northeast Ohio Parent July 2014
By Emma Kanagaki
Once, Fairlawn, Ohio, was a little hamlet that grew int
village that transformed into a populous city with a mi
people who call it home or just a day at the office. Fa
contains a diverse mix of amenities for residents and
those who just reside there from 9 to 5, including ampl
shopping, delicious dining and facilities that are dedi
to the health and education of its citizens.
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Sponsorship Specifics• Logo on monthly
dedicated Community Focus e-mail push to 4,500+ subscribers
• Logo on dedicated Community Focus section on Northeast Ohio Parent website
• Logo on every spread of Community Focus section
• Full page ad within the Community Focus section
• Logo in table of contents section of Northeast Ohio
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38 Northeast Ohio Parent July 2014
By Emma Kanagaki
Once, Fairlawn, Ohio, was a little hamlet that grew int
village that transformed into a populous city with a mi
people who call it home or just a day at the office. Fa
contains a diverse mix of amenities for residents and
those who just reside there from 9 to 5, including ampl
shopping, delicious dining and facilities that are dedi
to the health and education of its citizens.
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your logo featured on every spread of the community Focus section
40 Northeast Ohio Parent July 2014
Summit Mall
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Shopping & DiningFairlawn offers plenty of places to shopincluding Summit Mall located on WestMarket Street. Summit Mall is home toDillard’s, Macy’s, Apple, BananaRepublic, J. Crew, Build-A-Bear,Gymboree, Sephora and so much more.If you work up an appetite whileshopping up a storm, head over to thefood court for some mall staples likeSubway and Sbarro or if something sit-down is more your taste, P.F. Chang’soffers a wide variety of Asian cuisine orvisit The Rail for some all-Americanburgers and delicious homemademilkshakes.
Green suggests a meal at Cafe Briccoor Ken Stewart’s Lodge, or forsomething more casual, a stop byGasoline Alley on Ghent Road.
The Montrose area contains somegreat options for your family to visit andplay.
All Fired Up allows you to paint yourown pottery — from mugs and bowls tomore creative ventures. Laser Quest isa family-friendly outing of laser tag withglow-in-the-dark equipment and acompetitive environment.
Montrose also offers families RegalCinemas, so you can catch up on thelatest summer box office hits.
Swenson’s Drive In, also located inMontrose at 40 Brookmont Road, hasbeen a local staple since the firstlocation opened in 1934. Now withseven locations, Swenson’s is a greatspot to stop for its famous Galley Boy(the signature double cheeseburgerwith two special sauces), a chickensandwich or anything in between.
Laurie Beisecker, director of parksand recreation for Fairlawn,recommends Earth Fare as a must-seespot to visit while in town. Earth Fare isa supermarket that carries organic foodwith the mission to make healthy eatingeasy, affordable and convenient.
Beisecker explains the appeal of aplace like Fairlawn, she says, “It’s asmall community but big during the dayfrom all the businesses that we havehere. It definitely has a small-town feeleven though it’s busy and most peoplewho live here know everyone.”
A Place To LiveMany facilities in the Fairlawn area
strive to take care of its residents’health, education and overall well-being. With excellent schools, publicand private, and healthcare services torival Cleveland, Fairlawn holds its ownwhen it comes to taking care of itspeople.
The Copley-Fairlawn City Schoolsdistrict is composed of five educationalbuildings that are Arrowhead PrimarySchool, Fort Island Primary School,Herberich Primary School, Copley-Fairlawn Middle School and CopleyHigh School.
The school district is also a memberof the Four Cities Joint VocationalCompact with Barberton, Norton andWadsworth schools. Vocational classesare offered through this programmingoption.
Copley-Fairlawn City Schools havereceived an excellent with distinctionstatus from the Ohio State Board ofEducation.
St. Hilary School, associated withthe Diocese of Cleveland, is a two-timerecipient of the U.S. Department ofEducation’s Blue Ribbon Award forexcellence in education in 2001 and2008. St. Hilary has been an institutionin the Fairlawn community since 1959.
The Fairlawn area has severalmedical facilities and hospitals to keepyour family in great health. Lifestylesat Akron General’s Health & WellnessCenter is a medically supervisedfitness location that provides thecommunity with an overall wellnessmodel. The goal at Lifestyles ispreventative health and not just treatingsomeone when there is a problem. Thefacility at 4125 Medina Road offers anindoor rock climbing wall, fitnessclasses, indoor and outdoor track,indoor lap pools, a steam room andmore.
Summa Urgent Care, located at 2875W. Market St., Suite B, treats patientswith no appointments necessary.Doctors are on call at all times to tendto your most urgent needs and SummaUrgent Care provides many servicesincluding digital X-ray, allergies,fractures, colds, pneumonia and more.
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center, inpartnership with Summa HealthSystem and Crystal Clinic, is located at3975 Embassy Parkway. The center
specializes in treatments for ailmentsthat affect the musculoskeletal system.The center’s board-certified surgeonsare available to offer comprehensivecare and treatment.
Parks & OutdoorsFor those not inclined to spend a dayindoors at the mall, Fairlawn providesjust as many outdoor options as it doesshopping locations. With lush greenery,plenty of walking trails, play equipmentand outdoor programming, the parkssystem of Fairlawn is the perfect placeto spend a day this summer.
Bicentennial Park, located on SouthSmith Road, is two acres of land with agazebo, paved walkways andlandscaping that is host to numerouscommunity events such as the summerconcert series, Stewart’s Caring PlaceHope Walk and the Fourth of Julyfireworks.
Croghan Park opened in 1972 at theintersection of North Miller Road andSand Run Parkway, and contains 7.5acres with three tennis courts, twobasketball courts, picnic tables, aplayground, walking path, two handballcourts and benches in a sheltered area.Croghan Park also co-hosts, withGriffiths Park, the park department’sfree summer park program.
Fairlawn Park on Ridgewood Road ishome to the community garden andsoccer fields. The community gardenconsists of plots of land that belong toFairlawn residents to plant and tendthroughout the year. Plots arepurchased in three- or one-yearcontracts.
Fort Island/Griffiths Park on TrunkoRoad has a combined area of 60 acresand includes Schocalog Run, a small
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Reaching family decision-makers where they live, play and learn!Northeast Ohio Parent uses a dual distribution strategy to reach your targeted customer. 15,000 copies are mailed directly to homes of affluent parents with the opportunity for opt-in by recipients to continue home delivery.35,000 copies are distributed to more than 750 pre-approved locations that are highly visible and frequently visited by parents.Additional circulation is provided to subscribers receiving the digital version for smart phones and tablets through Apple and Android platforms.
38 Northeast Ohio Parent July 2014
By Emma Kanagaki
Once, Fairlawn, Ohio, was a little hamlet that grew int
village that transformed into a populous city with a mi
people who call it home or just a day at the office. Fa
contains a diverse mix of amenities for residents and
those who just reside there from 9 to 5, including ampl
shopping, delicious dining and facilities that are dedi
to the health and education of its citizens.
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