Holiday on the Ridge is a North Ridgeville tradition that kicks off the Christmas season. This year’s Holiday on the Ridge took place on Sat, Dec. 6. It was the 25th annual hosting of this event courtesy of the North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau. It was a great way to experience the magic of Christmas while visiting ... Read More »
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North Ridgeville Designated an America 250–OH Community
North Ridgeville is proud to be designated an America 250–OH Community as our nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. A local committee has been hard at work developing plans to recognize this milestone throughout 2026. Events, educational activities and community partnerships are being coordinated to celebrate our history, highlight our progress and showcase ... Read More »
Tips From the City Arborist: Protect Your Trees from Winter Stress
As colder temperatures settle in, trees begin their dormant season—but that doesn’t mean they’re maintenance-free. Now is a great time to: Check for broken or hanging limbs after heavy wind or snow Apply a light layer of mulch to help insulate roots and retain moisture Avoid piling snow or salt near tree bases—both can damage bark and root systems Mark ... Read More »
Before the Holidays, Protect Yourself and Others
Get Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines from Lorain County Public Health or Your Local Provider As colder weather and holiday gatherings approach, Lorain County Public Health (LCPH) reminds residents to protect themselves and their loved ones by getting vaccinated against flu and COVID-19. Vaccines often tame these viruses to prevent their worst outcomes, like hospitalization and death. A yearly flu vaccine ... Read More »
Magic of Lights Wonderland Walk
Immerse yourself in the wonder of the season with Magic of Lights Wonderland Walk, a NEW reimagined dazzling walk-through experience from now until January 3! Stroll through a festive world filled with brilliant holiday scenes, beloved characters, and mesmerizing digital animations. Wander at your own pace beneath shimmering light tunnels, past towering displays, and through immersive environments that capture the ... Read More »
Lorain Public Library System’s Upcoming Programming – December 16 to 30
All branches of the Lorain Public Library System will be closed Wednesday, Dec. 24 and Thursday, Dec. 25. We will reopen for regular hours at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 26. Chair Yoga and Tai Chi: Tuesdays, Dec. 16, 23, 30, 11 a.m. to Noon, South Lorain Branch, – This program blends the benefits of both practices in a gentle, ... Read More »
Making Sense of Stormwater Management: Sensible Salting
Winter salting keeps sidewalks and driveways safer, but using more salt than needed has real environmental and financial impacts. Sensible salting practices are essential for managing stormwater and protecting water resources. Chloride from salt does not break down, and even small amounts can pollute groundwater, harm streams, damage vegetation and contribute to long-term infrastructure costs. Simple changes in the amount ... Read More »
Crossword Fans Rejoice! Lorain Public Library System to Offer New York Times All Access
Beginning Dec. 3, Lorain Public Library System cardholders have free access to New York Times All Access. “We are currently only providing news,” Director of Technical Services Department Cheryl Paganelli said. “The upgrade to All Access includes news, Games, Cooking, Wirecutter and The Athletic.” NYT Games is a collection of casual games originating with the newspaper’s crossword puzzle in 1942. ... Read More »
Bistro 83 Takes Best of Lorain County Honors
Bistro 83, winner of Cleveland Magazine’s 2025 Best of the West Best Happy Hour along with Pulse Magazine’s 2024 Best of Lorain County Best Seafood Restaurant, Best Appetizers, and Best Bartender – Jeff Gresko is celebrating excellence with diners. Bistro 83 welcomes guests to discover seasonally inspired menus and an extensive wine and cocktail lists in a comfortable yet upscale ... Read More »
Georgia, On My Mind: Remember to be Thankful
Monthly thoughts from Councilwoman at Large Georgia Awig When I think of November, I immediately think of Thanksgiving — a season filled with gratitude, reflection, and connection. It’s a time to pause and truly appreciate the blessings that have come my way throughout the year. I’m thankful for the abundance of good food, the laughter of friends, and the love ... Read More »
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