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CONTENTS

4 Letter From The Mayor6 Police Department8 Schools & Education10-12 Business14 A Lyndhurst Legacy 14 Chester C. And Frances Payne Bolton16-26 Community 16 Pool Schedule 18 Service Department 22 Community Calendar 25 Featured Homes 26 Metroparks 100th Birthday 28 Purchase with a re-Purpose

Advertise in the August Issue! Contact Sherry Tilson at 216.342.5204 or [email protected].

Ward 1:David A. [email protected]

Ward 2:Joseph [email protected]

City of Lyndhurst Contact Information

Ward 3:Lane A. [email protected]

Ward 4:Steve C. [email protected]

Vice Mayor:Joseph [email protected]

Councilman At Large:Charles A. [email protected]

Councilman At Large:Jeff [email protected]

Lyndhurst Municipal Center5301 Mayfield RoadLyndhurst, Ohio 44124

Phone: 440.442.5777Fax: 440.442.1844

Members Of Council:

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Letter From The Mayor

Dear NeighborsAs we begin our City’s 100th year

and I look back upon our history I marvel at how so much of what our

Community was born as still resonates in what we have become. We have always been a Community filled with hard-working families, civic minded residents of strong character and conviction. We have had leadership made up of many problem-solvers whose service has been rooted in what is best for Lyndhurst and very few problem-makers of less noble purpose. In my heart I believe we have always been and remain a tremendous Community of Neighbors.

I wish that I could say the complexities of our world stop at our City’s borders but they do not. More than ever before it is necessary for us to be vigilant; mindful to lock our cars and our doors and to watch over our neighbors. Our police officers and detectives work tirelessly to keep us safe, addressing the complex problems that visit our community. We are a safe community; as such, we often let our guard down and do not take certain precautions. Many of

the crimes that have visited Lyndhurst are “crimes of convenience” – criminals taking advantage of unlocked car doors or unlocked garages and homes to quickly grab any item of value. Let’s all “lock-it-up” and not allow ourselves to be victims!

I invite you to read the historic tales of our City that this year’s magazines feature and I hope that you will take time to celebrate with us at our Summer Concerts in the Park (with FREE ice cream) and at other events that will be scheduled. Our Home Day will be the centerpiece of our celebrations and I look forward to seeing all our great neighbors and friends enjoying one of the longest running festivals of its type in the State of Ohio! Details on Home Day will be found in the next issue of Lyndhurst Life Magazine.

Sincerely,

Patrick A. [email protected]

Mayor Patrick A. Ward

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Real Estate Tax:Real Estate Tax - The residential real estate tax rate is 142.63 for tax year 2016 collected in 2017. The effective tax rate,

which is the rate you pay after reduction is 102.68. Additionally you receive 12.5% in rollbacks. There are two simple ways to estimate the real estate tax paid in 2017.

Example: Home with a $150,000 Market Value

$4,716.86 estimated tax per year.

your home $150,000 x 3.17% (the percentage to market rate)

Based on the $4,755 estimate - Where do your real estate

tax dollars go?

Schools: 66.28% $3,151.76City of Lyndhurst: 11.20% $532.54

Library: 2.41% $114.42

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Our City Council has spent the last months working hard on our annual budget, assuring the services we all appreciate are delivered economically. We will continue our healthy investment in infrastructure as well as continued investment in our trees, our programs and all of the other components that make Lyndhurst special. We often hear about our taxes and think the illustration below will best show you where our property tax dollars go. We do an awful lot with 11.2 cents on the dollar!


Life In Lyndhurst Spring 2017

BICYCLE LICENSESBicycle licenses are available at City Hall and are free. Please call 440.442.5777.

BICYCLE HELMETSBicycle helmets are highly recommended for all riders and passengers. At our Community Center, we sponsor a Using Your Head Bicycle Helmet Program through our affiliation with the Injury Prevention Center at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, which allows us to provide bicycle helmets for $10 each. Each Bell Sports helmet is individually fitted – for adults and children over 2 years of age – by appointment only by calling 440.449.5011.

BLOCK PARTY REQUESTSBlock party requests can be submitted at City Hall at least two weeks before your event. A visit by Fire, Police or even the Mayor and Councilman can be arranged as well!

CHILD CAR SEATSFree safety checks for child car and booster seats are available – by appointment only – at our Fire Department by calling 440.473.5139.

DOGSDogs are not permitted to run at large. Owners are required to pick up dog waste immediately. Nuisance dogs should be reported to Lyndhurst Police non-emergency at 440.473.5116.

EMERGENCIESCall 911 from a landline. Or program 440.442.1234 into your cellphone to access Lyndhurst Emergency Dispatch directly.

E-NEWS UPDATESReceive regular updates on our community via our e-newsletter! Sign up at www.lyndhurst-oh.com.

FIRE HYDRANTSThe Fire Department flushes hydrants during the month of May. For more information see the City website:www.lyndhurst-oh.com.

FIRE SAFETY CHECKSThe Fire Department offers free home fire safety inspections. To make an appointment, please call 440.473.5139.

GRASS ORDINANCEGrass may not be taller than 8” by city ordinance. Tall grass and/or weeds spreading seeds are declared a nuisance.

HOUSE NUMBERSAddresses must be clearly visible from the street.

NOISE Lyndhurst ordinances prohibit noise that disturbs the peace. Noise complaints are given greater consideration before 7 a.m. and after 9 p.m.

PARKING BANNo parking is permitted on city streets between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.

POWER OUTAGESPlease report any outage directly to CEI at 888.544.4877, not to the Police Department or City Hall.

Let’s Talk Trash!HOLIDAYSOn the following observed holidays there will be NO Rubbish or Recycling pick-up:

Memorial Day – May 29Independence Day – July 4If your collection day falls on one of

these your pick-up will be the next day.

Please have your rubbish and recycling out by 7 a.m. trash day. Containers must be removed the same day!

YARD WASTEAll grass clippings, hedge trimmings and garden plants must be placed in paper yard waste bags or designated containers. Yard waste in plastic bags WILL NOT BE COLLECTED!

WEEKEND RUBBISHBeginning Saturday April 1 rubbish and yard debris may be dropped off at the Lyndhurst Service Garage on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.CLOSED EASTER - APRIL 16THThis service is for RESIDENTS ONLY – proof of residency is required.

PAPER SHREDDINGThe first Shredding Day will be Saturday, April 15 from 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. in the City Hall Parking Lot.

COMPUTER RECYCLINGPlace your old Computer or other peripherals next to your recycling container on collection day to be picked up and recycled or bring to the Service Dept. Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. or to weekend collection drop-off.

Lyndhurst Community CenterOur Lyndhurst Community Center is available for

use by community organizations, businesses with their principal base in Lyndhurst and for our residents for private events. There are six rooms available to accommodate events large or small.

If you have not yet visited our Community Center

please stop by for a tour (appointments preferred at

We collect old cell phones (iPods-iPads-MP3 players and digital cameras, too) to be recycled for donation to the American Cancer Society.


Police Department

The Dos and Don’ts of Avoiding ScamsCon artists are not always easy to spot and they are

everywhere! They can be friendly or persuasive, even helpful. They can also be aggressive and

insistent. When dealing with a telemarketer you believe is

fraudulent, your best protection is to just hang up the phone. If you think that is rude, tell these callers politely that you are not interested, you don’t want to waste their time, and don’t want them to call back. Then hang up.

Never give out your personal information over the phone or Internet unless you have initiated the contact. Legitimate business callers will never ask you for this information over the phone.

You can further protect yourself with the following dos and don’ts.

DO donate only to recognized charities.

DO reject high pressure sales methods. Ask the caller to mail or email more information.

DO be very suspicious of a phone call or email purporting to be from a relative who needs money for an emergency. Often the relationship is a “grandchild” seeking help from a grandparent. Check with someone else who knows him or her before sending money.

DO be very suspicious of any transaction in which you are asked to pay with wire or money transfers, prepaid money cards, or gift cards. Scammers choose these payment methods because it is virtually impossible for consumers to trace or reverse the charges.

DO be aware of the computer repair scam. It may come in a phone call from someone saying your computer is at risk, and you must follow their instructions to correct the problem. The con artist might claim affiliation with Microsoft, Windows, or a legitimate-sounding anti-virus software company. If the warning message is received online, it may state the computer has a virus or other serious problem. The message often looks official and includes a telephone number to call for tech support. The victim is then persuaded to let the scammer “fix” the problem for a price, often hundreds of dollars.

DO be aware of the IRS scam in which someone purports to work with the Internal Revenue Service and that you owe money. The scammer will be aggressive and convincing and threaten a lawsuit, imprisonment or other enforcement action.

DO NOT let anyone rush you into signing anything—an insurance policy, a sales agreement, a contract. Read it carefully and have someone you trust check it over.

DO NOT agree to receive packages to hold or ship to someone you met on the internet.

DO NOT cash checks or money orders received through an online transaction without first confirming their legitimacy. Your bank will be glad to help you with this!

DO NOT do business with anyone who offers to send a delivery service to collect your donation or payment for something you have not yet ordered or received.

DO NOT make a donation or buy a service in exchange for the promise of a guaranteed sweepstakes winning.

Oftentimes scammers will target our senior citizens. Let’s educate ourselves and communicate with loved ones, friends and neighbors to remind them to be on guard against scams!

Rick Porrello Chief of [email protected]

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As the weather breaks and the spring season is upon us, the South Euclid Lyndhurst Schools continues to encourage members of the community to remain connected with our district about the many positive student and staff achievements and endeavors. There are a great deal of exciting initiatives underway about which the community will learn in our various communication outreaches, such as the community newsletter, city articles like this and the local news. Don’t forget to use our district website as a comprehensive source of information, by visiting www.sel.k12.oh.us. As the year marches forward, students are progressing academically, and our staff members have been honored for their dedication and hard work as well.

Early Childhood Learning and Development

There are only 2,000 days between the time a baby is born and when he or she will begin kindergarten. During that time, brain architecture is forming, creating a foundation for all future learning. Our district is committed to young children, and we look to build a stronger foundation for all of our students. We believe that when all young children are given the best opportunity to realize their potential and contribute as productive citizens, communities will prosper.

The SEL Schools is proud to announce that its preschool program was recently

awarded a 5-Star Rating, the highest available, by Ohio’s Step Up To Quality program. This initiative is a five-star rating system administered by the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services. The system recognizes local efforts which promote learning programs that meet certain state standards and exceed licensing and safety regulations.

SEL’s noteworthy distinction demonstrates the high quality of education provided by the district’s preschool

program and places it within a select group of statewide early learning programs. For the last year or so, the SEL Schools’ preschool program has been evaluated across four categories, including learning and development, administrative and leadership practices, family and community partnerships, and staff qualifications and professional development.

The preschool program serves children ages 3 to 5 and provides high-quality educational programming four days per week. Each school day includes two separate sessions running 2.5 hours in length. For students with more intense special needs, one 5-hour session is provided five days per week. Students are instructed by highly-qualified teachers possessing either a bachelor’s or master’s degree, while all support staff receive continuous professional development. Classroom instruction utilizes play-based and exploratory activities to promote learning in four domains, including physical well-being and motor development, math, language and literacy, and social foundations. The community will learn more about this program over the next few months, so please stay tuned for more information.

As mentioned, and in addition to our achievements at the preschool level, students and staff are taking significant strides in academic and co-curricular endeavors at all ages in the district. You can stay connected in between these articles through my “Key Communicator” email on our website, which can be found at www.sel.k12.oh.us.

Until then, the district wishes everyone a safe and joyful 2017. Thank you for your continued support of the SEL Schools.

Linda N. Reid SuperintendentSouth Euclid Lyndhurst Schools

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We are excited to announce our NEW Mobile Small Engine Repair Service.

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Addiction Outreach Clinic (AOC) provides quality outpatient treatment for opioid addiction. Caring physicians and Board Certified Addictionologists offer compassionate, judgment-free care across eight locations, including Willoughby and Elyria.

AOC’s treatment program, utilizing buprenorphine containing medications like Suboxone Film, provides rapid stabilization to help get patients back on track and working towards long term recovery. AOC’s common sense approach to opioid addiction treatment aims to save lives and allow patients to maintain their dignity through the treatment process. There is hope.

For more information or to schedule an appointment: 440.306.3017.

The Discovery Shop in Lyndhurst is a unique, upscale resale shop for the purpose of giving the community an opportunity to purchase amazing items to help eliminate cancer. Our mission as a nationwide health organization helps prevent cancer, save lives and diminish suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy and service. Our shop is run by dedicated volunteers, many who have been touched by cancer and whose dedication is immeasurable.

Our non-profit shop, an important extension of the American Cancer Society, is donation based through the generosity of donors from surrounding communities. Items include designer and brand name women’s and men’s clothing, purses, shoes, household goods, antiques and furniture. Reasonably priced items, including daily sales, are part of an appealing experience with a good feeling of giving to an important cause when you leave! Donations are accepted daily 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Store hours are Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Dr. Bahman Guyuron has served in leadership roles in numerous local, regional and national organizations for plastic surgery and pioneered the surgical intervention of migraine headaches and continues to perform and instruct other plastic surgeons in this surgical technique

The American Migraine Center offers a comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of patients with migraine and other primary headache disorders. The Migraine Center treats the spectrum of head syndromes from episodic, infrequent headaches to those headaches that are severe, occur daily and significantly interfere with an individual’s ability to function at home, at school or on the job.


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Dunn Hardware has been a fixture in the Lyndhurst, Richmond Heights, South Euclid area for more than 40 years. It has been locally owned and operated for more than 75 years in total through three different owners. Most of the current staff has been with Dunn Ace Hardware for more than 20 years! There is a lot of knowledge and experience packed into their 10,000 square foot location.

Current owner, Abby Stadlin, loves the hardware business and loves people. She’s made it a priority to get to know customers by name and has learned that Dunn’s customers are as loyal as the employees. Their customers are their neighbors and friends. Their motto is “Dunn right the first time.”

As an Ace store, they have access to thousands of items at great prices and can typically get them to their customers within three days.

Julia Roberts was the 2016 recipient of the OAR President’s Sales Club and is well versed in home listings and sales in Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights, Highland Heights, Mayfield Village, Gates Mills, South Euclid, Willoughby Hills, Richmond Heights, Beachwood and surrounding areas!

Julia will assist in pricing your home competitively, staging to sell for the best price, pre-approving potential buyers and insuring a smooth transition from start to finish. Her motto is “Everything I touch turns to sold!”

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Family owned and operated, Marshall Equipment provides the best brands and top-notch service. The Marshall people continue to strive, to make customers and service their number one priority.

In 2007, Marshall Equipment expanded its operations and is able to reach out and serve Lake and Geauga counties as well as Cuyahoga.

North Union Farmers Market is pleased to announce its 2017 season at Legacy Village now on Sundays! Opening June 11 in the central parking lot in front of Stir Crazy, the market will feature certified producers with local, fresh Ohio-grown fruits and vegetables, food products, baked goods and more.

Beginning at 10 a.m. and running until 1 p.m. on Sundays, June 11 through September 3, the market will open at the height of the Ohio growing season! Local Farmers will unveil their fresh grown produce, dairy and meat products, honey and maple syrup. See you at the Market!

Signature Landscape Management is a local firm with broad experience in designing, building and maintaining your residential commercial and industrial landscaping and hardscaping needs. Owner Brad Martin is fully licensed and insured. Contact Brad for free quotations on lighting, patios and retaining walls as well.

The Faith Walk Center is the vision of First Baptist Church of South Euclid. Our goal is to establish a multi-purpose center that will service the intergenerational needs of the surrounding communities. We desire to partner with local businesses, sports organizations, and ecumenical endeavors, to bless the community. First Baptist Church is dedicated to ministering to the needs of all people.


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HistoryHistory

As Lyndhurst grew through the years, certain people greatly influenced the community.

None were more prominent that Frances Payne and husband Chester

their 65 acre, Franchester Farm, on the north-west side of Richmond and

Euclid Township, later to become Euclidville and finally Lyndhurst, they were to live here for the next 60 years, raising their four children.

Chester C. Bolton had a keen interest in modern farming techniques and Franchester Farm was his working model of dairy farming’s future. Graduating from University

he became a prominent Cleveland industrialist. After his World War l service, he returned home and

He was elected to the Ohio Senate

he was elected as the Ohio, 22nd

while serving as Chairman of the National Republican Campaign Committee, he was responsible for bringing the Republican National Convention to Cleveland. He was

Unfortunately, he died later that

year. His popular wife, Frances Payne Bolton, was nominated and won a special election to fill his seat in congress. This was the start of something big, as she served 14 successive terms before finally being

Frances Payne Bingham, born to Standard Oil wealth and education, pursued many philanthropic interests, but was especially

she would become affiliated with the Visiting Nurses Association, learning the industry of healthcare thoroughly. Then, by virtue of her wealth, she influenced the training of Army nurses to include both formal schooling and pay, rather than depending on the volunteer system already in place. This was the beginning of the Army School of Nursing.

used to establish the first formal

Frances Payne Bolton, with local veteran and early Lyndhurst historian, Hugh Sunderland, at Lyndhurst Memorial Day services in the 1960’s.

A Lyndhurst LegacyChester C. And Frances Payne Bolton


school of nursing associated with a university, rather than a hospital, at Western Reserve University, later to become Case Western Reserve

when the school was renamed the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing. As a congresswoman in

which created the Cadet Nurse Corp, expanding the number of trained nurses for the war effort.

But this remarkable woman had many interests. She had become interested in Cleveland teacher James Hawken and his teaching methods. So much so that in

northwest corner of Franchester Farm, so that Hawken School could be built.

As the Lyndhurst Park Estates was still mostly empty, she promoted the free usage of the open land

found there, to be used as “victory gardens,” popular with the World War 1 citizens.

The young Frances was a free spirit, interested in yoga and parapsychology. Through inheritance, she came to be one of the richest women in America. Later, as a conservative congresswoman, she sponsored “progressive women’s rights” legislation and could easily be called a feminist by today’s standards. She was an expert on both communist and African affairs and travelled abroad many times.

delegate to the U.N., the first woman to achieve that position. At that time, she was the longest serving female in congressional history.

This intelligent, vivacious congresswoman finally “passed to

beloved Franchester Farm, in her

adopted hometown of Lyndhurst, Ohio.

Thom Treer (Brush ’65)Lyndhurst Historian

History

September 29, 1957 view, north up Richmond Road, shows Franchester Farm at the lower left. Acacia Country Club is directly across the street. Hawken School is at center left and Lyndhurst fills the background.


Pool Opening DaySaturday, May 27, 2017 at 1 p.m.

Spraypark Opening DaySaturday, May 27, 2017 at 10 a.m.

Pass Sales Begin at Lyndhurst City HallMonday, May 15, 2017 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.-Proof of residency must be provided at the time of sale-Driver’s license or utility bill

Extended Pass Sale Hours

Monday May 22: 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Thursday May 25: 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Thursday June 1: 8 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Pass FeesSingle: $65.00Family: $180.00

Daily Admin for Non-Pass Holders

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PLEASE NOTEEvery person entering the pool must have a 2017 Pool Pass, or pay the Daily Admission Fee.

No child under 18 is permitted in the pool area during “Adult Only” swim.

For proficient swimmers who have completed level 6 swimming interested in volunteering as a water safety aid, please contact the pool manager during registration.

Red Cross techniques are taught by qualified instructors; The Learn to Swim Program registration is only open to children 4 and older with a 2017 Pass, all beginning classes have limited enrollment.

Lyndhurst children 3 & under are admitted free of charge; children 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. The adult must be a season pass holder or pay the daily admission fee. Adults must be in the water with the child at all times.

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REVISED HOURS: Pool SchedulesJuly 4: 11:00 a.m. - noon. Adult Swim Noon - 6:00 p.m. Open Swim The Lyndhurst Pool Season Ends on Labor DayMonday, September 4, 2017 Noon to 5:00 p.m.

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From our Service DepartmentThe weather is breaking – well maybe at least

becoming more predictable - and many people are spring house cleaning and yard cleaning. The 2017

yard waste collection program has already started. Place all yard waste, including leaves, in brown paper yard waste bags or designated yard waste cans. You can pick up “Yard Waste Only” stickers at the Service Department office during regular working hours (Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.) Place these stickers on your privately purchased 40 gallon cans. Please remember do not place your City containers, yard waste or brush at the curb prior to 5 p.m. the day before your scheduled

as scheduling large appliances or having new carpeting installed or if you need to schedule a large item or large rubbish collection – please notify us at least the day before and we will provide a special pickup (Monday through Friday). Call us at 440.473.5100. All rubbish, recycling & yard waste must be placed at the curb by 7 a.m. your day of collection and all receptacles removed from the tree lawn the same day. We receive many complaints about early rubbish and emptied receptacles left out at the curb. With your continued cooperation, we will keep Lyndhurst beautiful and a place we all love to call home.

Weekend Rubbish & Shred EventsWeekend Rubbish: Our weekend rubbish program –

for residents only – will begin Saturday, April 1 and run every Saturday and Sunday (closed April 16 for Easter

3:30 p.m. You can drop off all your hazardous household waste such as paints and pesticides during these times. No explosives or tires can be accepted, call 440.473.5100 for more information on tire disposal.

Community Shredding: Saturday, April 15th & Saturday, October 28 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. both days in the Municipal parking lot. Make sure to bring your ID as this service is only for Lyndhurst residents.

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Homeowners should be receiving a letter reminding them of the great partnership we have with the Cleveland Restoration Society’s Heritage Home Program. This partnership provides owners of homes that are over 50 years old access to guidance and low-cost loan financing for home improvement and maintenance projects. The Restoration Society is a non-profit organization focused on providing advice on home repairs. Because of our partnership their services can be available to you FREE OF CHARGE!

The Heritage Home Program provides free Technical Assistance for home repair and maintenance projects. For example, Technical Assistance includes:

Site visit to your home to assess projects and provide feedbackAdvice on kitchen and bathroom makeoversAdvice on repair and maintenance as well as compatible additionsAssistance finding contractors and evaluation of contractor estimatesImpartial product and service reviewsColor consultations for exterior painting

The Heritage Home Program also offers low-interest equity loans for home improvement projects with current rates

and modernization projects. Interested homeowners can find more information at www.heritagehomeprogram.org or by contacting Heritage Home Program staff at 216.426.3116.

We have also partnered with The City of Beachwood to hold a Heritage Home Program informational session on Wednesday, May 3, 6:30 p.m. at the Beachwood City Hall, 25325 Fairmount Boulevard. (at the corner of Richmond Road).

If you are planning any home repair or maintenance projects, and your home is more than 50 years old, we hope you will look into taking advantage of this FREE program.


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Our V.F.W. - The Start of it AllThirteen veterans of the Spanish American War, who

had served overseas, came home to Columbus, Ohio, met and organized the American Veterans of Foreign

Philippines was formed in Denver, Colorado.

formed in Altoona and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They later changed their name to Foreign Service Veterans.

the Philippines Cuban and China Wars was founded in

Service convention in Philadelphia, James Romanis asked the three Pennsylvania groups to amalgamate with the Ohio group and they all became known as the Veterans of Foreign Service.

The Army of the Philippines in Denver and the American Veterans of Foreign Service existed side by side and grew

merged and formed the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars then became the first, and has remained the only veterans organization composed exclusively of Veterans having served on foreign soil during combat conditions, under the American Flag.

It is the glory of the VFW that has been built and continues to build today. The Al Santos VFW Post 7536

service and sacrifice is honored with membership to the organization. It continues to conserve and enrich those

who served and their families by continuing to care for veterans, active duty military, their family and the local community. Post 7536 VFW and Auxiliary meetings are conducted by Commander Clay Uzell and President Sandra Uzell, the son-in-law and daughter of the founding Commander, Al Santos. VFW Post and Auxiliary meetings are held the third Monday of each month 7:30 p.m. at the Lyndhurst Community Center 1341 Parkview Dr. Lyndhurst.

Clay Uzell is also a Commissioner for Cuyahoga County Veterans Service Commission (CCVSC) - formerly known as Soldiers Relief Commission which was established in 1886 for the purpose of assisting Honorably Discharged Veterans and their minor children, spouses and widows, who have met unexpected hardship resulting from lack of employment, illness or injury. Today the CCVSC offers a wide range of assistance to Cuyahoga County Veterans, including temporary financial assistance with rent, utilities, food, clothing, personal hygiene expenses, newborn layette purchases, child school supply needs, medical transportation, dental and vision. The Commission also assists with memorial affairs; burial plots, funeral expenses, military headstones and Presidential Memorial Certificates. Veterans Service Officers also serve as an important link between our veterans and the Federal Veterans Administration (VA Hospital). Cuyahoga County veterans interested in applying for VA benefits, disability pensions, service connected compensation, discharge

For further information on the Al Santos VFW Post 7536

Veterans of Foreign WarsPost 7536 Post & Auxiliary

It is an honor to be a veteran or to have a veteran in your family. VFW Post 7536 is a prestigious organization made up of members of foreign war conflicts and their families, caring for our veterans, active duty personnel and our communities.

Only veterans who served in a foreign war conflict and their families are eligible to join. Your veteran service and sacrifice can be honored through your membership. WE Invite YOU to JOIN our Post and our Auxiliary! If interested please contact:

Clay & Sandra UzellVFW Commander & PresidentTel: 216.464.5824


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APRILApril 17, 2017Council MeetingTime: 7:30 p.m.You can review the agenda for thismeeting on the City websitewww.lyndhurst-oh.com.

April 24, 2017Hillcrest Women’s Club / GFWC MeetingTime: 7 p.m.Location: Lyndhurst Community Center, 1341 Parkview DriveProgram is followed by refreshments and a business meeting. Guests and prospective members are welcome.

MAYMay 1, 2016Council MeetingTime: 7:30 p.m.You can review the agenda for thisMeeting on the City websitewww.lyndhurst-oh.com

May 4, 2017Lyndhurst Garden Club MeetingTime: 7 p.m.Location: Lyndhurst Community CenterVisit The Lyndhurst Garden Club Section of the City of Lyndhurst, Ohio website. Guest and pro-spective members welcome. For more informa-tion, call Barb Conti at 216.382.7375.

May 10, 2016Lyndhurst Democratic Club MeetingVisit the Lyndhurst Democratic Club Section of the City of Lyndhurst website for more info. The Lyndhurst Democratic Club is open to all Lyndhurst residents and welcomes new members. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month, excluding July and August, at the Lyndhurst Community Center.

May 15, 2016Council MeetingTime: 7:30 p.m.You can review the agenda for thisMeeting on the City websitewww.lyndhurst-oh.com

May 16, 2016Community CPR ClassLyndhurst Community CenterTime: 6:00 p.m.

May 27, 2017Lyndhurst Garden Club Annual Perennial and Herb SaleTime: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.Location: Little Red Schoolhouse, 1532 Richmond Road, behind the Board of Education buildingFeaturing great prices on geraniums, herbs and perennials dug from members’ own gardens. The perennial sale is a major fundraiser for the club and helps to support civic donations, mainte-nance and planting in community gardens as well as scholarships for horticulture students. You won’t want to miss this sale!

JUNEJune 1, 2017Lyndhurst Garden Club MeetingTime: 7 p.m.Location: Lyndhurst Community CenterVisit The Lyndhurst Garden Club Section of the City of Lyndhurst, Ohio website. Guest and pro-spective members welcome. For more informa-tion, call Barb Conti at 216.382.7375.

June 1, 2017American Red Cross BloodmobileDonation Hours: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.Location: Lyndhurst Community Center, 1341 Parkview DriveDonors should bring two forms of ID, be at least 17 years old, weigh a minimum of 110 pounds, and be in good general health.

June 4, 2017Mayor’s Young at Heart PartyLyndhurst Community CenterTime: 1:00 p.m.For Lyndhurst Seniors. Reservations required. Call Melissa at 440.449.5011

June 5, 2017Council MeetingTime: 7:30 p.m.You can review the agenda for thismeeting on the City websitewww.lyndhurst-oh.com

June 14, 2017Flag Day

June 14, 2017Lyndhurst Democratic Club MeetingVisit the Lyndhurst Democratic Club Section of the City of Lyndhurst website for more info. The Lyndhurst Democratic Club is open to all Lyndhurst residents and welcomes new members. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month, excluding July and August, at the Lyndhurst Community Center.

June 21, 2017CONCERT IN THE PARKFeaturing Dennis FordLyndhurst Park – 7:00 p.m.(our concerts are Rain or Shine. If raining the concert will beheld inside the Community Center)

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JULYJuly 3, 2017Council MeetingTime: 7:30 p.m.You can review the agenda for thisMeeting on the City websitewww.lyndhurst-oh.com

July 4, 12017CONCERT IN THE PARKFeaturing The Hillcrest Concert BandAs they honor America!!Lyndhurst Park – 7:30 p.m.(our concerts are Rain or Shine. If raining the concert will beheld inside the Community Center)

July 12, 2017Lyndhurst Democratic Club MeetingVisit the Lyndhurst Democratic Club Section of the City of Lyndhurst website for more info. The Lyndhurst Democratic Club is open to all Lyndhurst residents and welcomes new members. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month, excluding July and August, at the Lyndhurst Community Center.

July 19, 2017CONCERT IN THE PARKFeaturing The Prime Time Big BandLyndhurst Park – 7:00 p.m.(our concerts are Rain or Shine. If raining the concert will be held inside the Community Center)

AUGUST

August 3, 2017American Red Cross BloodmobileDonation Hours: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.Location: Lyndhurst Community Center, 1341 Parkview DriveDonors should bring two forms of ID, be at least 17 years old, weigh a minimum of 110 pounds, and be in good general health.

August 7, 2017Council MeetingTime: 7:30 p.m.You can review the agenda for thismeeting on the City websitewww.lyndhurst-oh.com

August 9, 2017Lyndhurst Democratic Club MeetingVisit the Lyndhurst Democratic Club Section of the City of Lyndhurst website for more info. The Lyndhurst Democratic Club is open to all Lyndhurst residents and welcomes new members. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month, excluding July and August, at the Lyndhurst Community Center.

August 16, 2017CONCERT IN THE PARKFeaturing The Nick Puin BandLyndhurst Park – 7:00 p.m.(our concerts are Rain or Shine. If raining the concert will be held inside the Community Center)

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Visit the City Calendar

section of lyndhurst-oh.com

to register and learn about these calendar events

and more!

CPR CLASSES:CPR is a rescue and basic life-

support technique for someone whose heart or breathing has stopped. It is also an organized approach for assessing and handling this type of medical emergency.

CPR Classes are offered at the Lyndhurst Community Center throughout the year and are posted on the City’s website. The next Community CPR Class will be held Tuesday, May 16, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.

To register please call 440.442.5777. The cost is $25 for residents and $35 for non-residents and space is limited.

Display your American Flag Properly and with Pride!It is the universal custom

to display the American Flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and on stationery flagstaffs in the open. The Flag may be displayed twenty-four hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. When displayed without a flagstaff the stars should be on the upper left.

The American Flag should not be displayed if it is worn or frayed. Any Flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way. Please bring any damaged or unusable flags to our City Service Department and they will be delivered to our local V.F.W., Boy Scouts or other agency for proper disposal.

Remember: Flag Day is June 14th!


Community

Systematic Exterior Home Inspections to Continue

Striving to maintain the City of Lyndhurst as an attractive and desirable place to live, the City will be continuing its exterior inspection program of all owner occupied single-family homes this spring. The homes will be inspected on a street-by-street basis on a five year rotation. Listed, are examples of what will be inspected during this process.

RoofsChimney

Foundations

Property Address PostedGarage

FencesYard Area

A list of streets which will be part of the 2017 exterior inspection program will be posted on the City’s website, www.lyndhurst-oh.com. We appreciate the cooperation of all of our homeowners who take pride in calling Lyndhurst “HOME“!

It’s time to start planning that upcoming garden project! In celebration of spring, the Lyndhurst Garden Club cordially invites you to attend a meeting, visit a plant sale, take a trip to a greenhouse or plant a perennial.

Community Center the first Thursday of the month. New members and visitors are always welcome to attend. Programs begin at 7 pm. This year’s program schedule includes:

March 2 What’s New in Flowers and Plants

Louise Reiling, Auburn Pointe Greenhouse

April 6 Lighting and Nutrients

Mark Occhionero, Top Garden Products

May 4 Orchids – Care and Growing

Edgar Stehli, Windswept in Time Orchids

June 1 Succulents

Jeff Havel, Havel’s Flowers and Greenhouses

This year’s Perennial and Herb Sale is scheduled for Saturday, May 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.The sale is held each year at the Little Red Schoolhouse, which is located at 1532 Richmond Road – behind the Board

of Education building. It features great prices on geraniums, herbs and perennials dug from members’ own gardens. The perennial sale is a major fundraiser for the club and helps to support civic donations, maintenance and planting in community gardens as well as scholarships for horticulture students. You won’t want to miss this sale!

The Lyndhurst Garden Club is affiliated with the National Garden Club, the Garden Club of Ohio and the Cleveland Botanical Garden.

For more information, visit the club’s Facebook page – Lyndhurst Garden Club – Ohio. You can also email [email protected] to sign up for program and club announcements.

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Celebrate Cleveland Metroparks Centennial

It’s finally here! 2017: the year of Cleveland Metroparks 100th Anniversary! The Cleveland Metropolitan Park District has been part of our lives for 100 years, providing

a refuge of natural beauty surrounding the industrial City of Cleveland. While we are in the midst of the centennial celebration, we are also looking ahead to our second century of stewardship.

We will be presenting various programs and events throughout the year. Some of these include: Centennial Conversations (History Series); Reader’s Theater; Trail Challenge; 100 miles of cycling; 100 Things to Do in Cleveland Metroparks; Centennial Concert Series; Centennial Web Page; School curriculum (Fall 2017); and some special events planned for the days surrounding the actual anniversary day of July 23. Keep an eye on our Emerald Necklace newsletter and clevelandmetroparks.com for a list of these upcoming programs.

Some locations around the Park District are getting a facelift this year. Among these, the Stinchcomb-Groth Memorial, honoring our first two Directors and overlooking our first parcel of land in Rocky River Reservation. Also included, the A.B. Williams Memorial Woods in North Chagrin Reservation, honoring our first naturalist and the former site of one of the first trailside museums in the country; and Brecksville Nature Center which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

An exciting project on the store shelves now is our Centennial book, The 100 Year Trail: A Centennial Celebration of Cleveland Metroparks. This book, packed with historical information, photos and a timeline provides an overview of the first 100 years of Cleveland Metroparks. This commemorative book was researched, written and designed by Cleveland Metroparks employees. It was also printed locally here in Cleveland. Copies of the book and Centennial merchandise are now available at our Nature Shops and at clevelandmetroparks.com.

We hope you will help celebrate our centennial by making memories at one our 18 reservations, eight golf courses and Cleveland Metroparks Zoo!

Carl CasavecchiaSpecial Project ManagerCleveland Metroparks Centennial


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Meet the MachinesLegacy Village is excited to partner

with The City of Lyndhurst, Ohio CAT and Iheart Media to present Meet the Machines on Saturday, June 17 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This fun event will offer a unique opportunity for kids to touch and explore construction, emergency, and service vehicles of

all makes and sizes in a fun, family-friendly environment with games, safety demos, music and vendors. Machines will range from Police, Fire and Utility vehicles to front end loaders, snow plows, sweeper trucks and much more. Main Street will be lined with vendors offering games and activities for kids of all ages! There will be something for every member of the family! Meet the Machines is free and open to the public. For more information visit www.legacy-village.com.

Purchase with a re-Purpose!Lyndhurst residents and those who visit here have some

awesome opportunities to turn their shopping trips into opportunity and even their dollars into donation at some of the finest resale shops around.

For those who would like to see real purpose in the dollars they spend please stop in at the American Cancer Society’s Discovery Shop (5404 Mayfield) or the Hospice of the Western Reserve Resale Shop

boutique treasure chest of wonderful upscale finds in an ever changing inventory of household items, antiques, small furniture, designer accessories and clothing. Every dollar spent directly benefits the tremendous work of these organizations and the prices aren’t bad either!

There are also several opportunities to either re-purpose items you no longer have a use for (and get some cash too) or browse through collections of gently used high-

end goods that can be had for a fraction of their cost. Refurnishings (5125 Mayfield) specializes in furniture items and is like an estate sale every single day. They are even available to purchase single items or entire households. For our local fashionistas – babies, tweens, teens and adults – visit The Greens of Lyndhurst and you will find Plato’s Closet, Revolve Fashion and Revolve Kids and Tweens where high end and designer clothing and accessories can be found at great prices and where your own items, that you no longer plan to use, can be exchanged for cash!

It says a lot about our 21st century community that we see great value in repurposing instead of just tossing those high-end items we have used, cared for, but no longer need! So, whether your interest is simply good stuff for a good price or great purchases to support great causes those opportunities are found right here in Lyndhurst!


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Block PartiesLooking forward to our fast-approaching summer I want

to encourage all of our residents to consider Block Parties for your neighborhood. These events are great

for building neighborhood spirit and fostering connections between us and those who live around us. It is so much easier to look out for those with whom we have some connection! Please let me know if there is any way we can help in the planning of your neighborhood event!

One of many local neighborhoods that celebrated last summer with a Block Party and a fantastic Parade were the residents on Ashwood and surrounding streets last August. The kids were the stars; they decorated their bikes, shook noise makers and pom-poms. A fire truck headed up the parade, Mayor Patrick Ward led the kids and a police cruiser was behind with dance music playing on the cruiser’s loud speaker. After the parade, kids enjoyed

exploring the fire truck and police cruiser and of course a pot-luck brunch!

To organize a block party for your neighborhood, please contact City Hall at 440.442.5777 or find the application on line at www.lyndhurst-oh.com.

The City of Lyndhurst is proud to present and support the Facebook Page Lyndhurst Neighborhood Safety https://www.facebook.com/groups/LyndhurstNeighborhoodSafety/

While the page shows as closed, this page is for Lyndhurst Residents only. This page is to promote safety within our community. We encourage all residents to join the group.

You will see posts to raise awareness about crime and crime prevention in our community. If you see something, say something. Please keep in mind; we do have a lot

of longtime residents that may not have access to a computer or internet. With that being said, please keep a watchful eye on them and not just during inclement weather. Talk to them, about of what you see on the Lyndhurst Neighborhood Safety page. They are home during the day and see a lot more than most of us.

TOGETHER, WE CAN KEEP LYNDHURST SAFE!


SEL’s preschool program, which serves 3 – 5 year old students in our community, recently received a Five Star rating, the highest available from the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. This Step Up To Quality program serves our preschool population and evaluates the district based on:

The community will learn more about SEL’s Step Up To Quality program in thenear future. For more information, visit us online.

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APRILNorth Union Farmers Market Beasts n’ Brews Chilifest Saturday, April 29 • 1-5 pm

JUNEArt in the Village Saturday, June 3 • 10 am-8 pm & Sunday, June 4 • 10 am-6 pmLegacy Live Concert Series Thru September 9 Every Friday & Saturday from 6:30-9:30 pmFood Truck Mondays Mondays June 5 & 19 • 11:30 am-1:30 pmNorth Union Farmers Market June 11-September 3 Every Sunday • 10 am-1 pm Little Legacy Wednesday, June 14 • 10:30 am–12 pmMeet the Machines Saturday, June 17 • 11 am-3 pm

JULYLegacy Live Concert Series Thru September 9 Every Friday & Saturday from 6:30-9:30 pmFood Truck Mondays Mondays July 3, 17 & 31 • 11:30 am-1:30 pmNorth Union Farmers Market Thru September 3 Every Sunday • 10 am-1 pm Little Legacy Wednesday, July 12 • 10:30 am-12 pmChristmas in July Bar Hop Thursday, July 13 • 5-10 pm

SHOP. EAT. PLAY. STAY.

SEPTEMBERLegacy Live Concert Series Thru September 9 Every Friday & Saturday from 6:30-9:30 pmNorth Union Farmers Market Thru September 3 Every Sunday • 10 am-1 pm The Taste of Legacy Sunday, September 10 • 12-5 pm

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ALL OF OUR EVENTS, VISIT LEGACY-VILLAGE.COM 25001 CEDAR ROAD, LYNDHURST, OH 44124 | 216.382.3871

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Discover something special at Legacy.

MAYLegacy Village Restaurant Week Monday, May 1-Sunday, May 7

The Race 5K & 1 Mile Run/Walk Sunday, May 14 • 8 am

Food Truck Mondays Monday, May 22 • 11:30 am-1:30 pm

Legacy Live Concert Series May 26-September 9 Every Friday & Saturday from 6:30-9:30 pm

AUGUSTLegacy Live Concert Series Thru September 9 Every Friday & Saturday from 6:30-9:30 pmFood Truck Mondays Mondays August 14 & 28 • 11:30 am-1:30 pmNorth Union Farmers Market Thru September 3 Every Sunday • 10 am-1 pm The Perfect 10 Miler Sunday, August 6 • 8 amLittle Legacy Wednesday, August 9 • 10:30 am-12 pmPaw-ject Runway Saturday, August 19 • 11 am-3 pm

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