Rocky River Middle School seventh graders recently held the 3rd Annual Food Drive Competition with the efforts helping to support the Rocky River Assistance Program’s food pantry. Students on both teams went above and beyond with their efforts and generosity, combining to donate 2,502 items to the RRAP. Middle school officials were informed that is was the largest donation that the ... Read More »
A total of 11 art students from Rocky River High School (RRHS) had works accepted by the Lakewood/Rocky River Rotary High School Art Competition to be displayed at the Beck Center for the Arts through April 9. The Beck Center is located at 17801 Detroit Ave. in Lakewood. The 74th Annual Music, Speech and Visual Arts contest awards ceremony and reception ... Read More »
The Kensington Intermediate School (KIS) Parent Teacher Association (PTA) will host its first Kensington Kids and Community 5K on Sunday, April 7, 2019. The run will begin at Rocky River Park at 9 am and end at KIS. Race registration is $10.00 per runner with a maximum of $50.00 per family. Children five years old and younger are free. To ... Read More »
Director of Athletics, Tony Cipollone, announced that Jeff Huber will take over the reins of the Demon Basketball program, pending Board of Education approval. “Coach Huber has been a highly successful coach and the fact that he is an outstanding teacher in our building and is familiar with our students. We are extremely excited to bring him back home,” Cipollone ... Read More »
After 73 years of a cappella experience, two of the area’s most renowned barbershop groups, the Elyria Northern Cascade Chordsmen and Lorain Golden Crescent Chorus, have merged into the Golden Cascade Chorus. Twice the manpower and three times the sound, the forty man chorus will perform its first combined annual show Saturday, April 27 at Fairview High School. The venue ... Read More »
Third-grade Social Studies students at Avon Heritage Elementary School are learning first-hand how to create a product, market and sell it. Every year during the Economics unit in the curriculum standards, the students become producers. They create their own products to “sell” to each other. Students must plan, budget, and create enough supply for at least 25 students. They also ... Read More »
The WGC will host a meeting focusing on water quality on April 17 at the Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Road. The event will begin with a social time at 11:15 a.m. This will be followed by a discussion of club business from 11:30 to noon. Refreshments will be served at noon and the program will follow at ... Read More »
Saint Raphael Church Lenten Fish Fry April 5, 12, 5-7:30 p.m. Saint Raphael Lenten Fish Fry features adult, children and senior dinners. Entrée choices include fried fish (perch), baked fish (haddock), fried shrimp, macaroni and cheese or pierogies. Sides also available: macaroni and cheese or pierogies. All meals include French fries, coleslaw, roll w/butter and homemade dessert. Iced tea and lemonade ... Read More »
The April meeting of The Herb Guild Garden Club will be held on April 10, 2019. After the business meeting at 10 am, members will enjoy a lunch hosted by club members. Following lunch, there will be a presentation given by Jeff Griff from Lowe’s Garden Center in Chagrin Falls. Jeff will share his personal memories of England’s famous Chelsea ... Read More »
Do deer interfere with your gardening plans and plantings? If they do, the Avon Garden Club has just the program to help you. We all struggle with deer these days, but there are ways to outsmart them! Noelle Clark Akin, Director of Communications and Education, Petitti Garden Center, will be the program presenter at the May 21, 2019, Avon Garden ... Read More »
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