A Month of Service: Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.: Through Friday, Jan. 31, Domonkas Branch – All month long the library will honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. through community service. We provide open sessions of knitting and crochet. At the end of the month the completed works will be donated to a local charity. Learn a new ... Read More »
Lorain County Community College President Marcia J. Ballinger, Ph.D., Selected for the Natcast National Semiconductor Technology Center Workforce Advisory Board Lorain County Community College President Marcia J. Ballinger, Ph.D., was named one of the 18 inaugural members of the Natcast National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC) Workforce Advisory Board (WFAB). This prestigious appointment recognizes Dr. Ballinger’s leadership in workforce development and ... Read More »
Lorain County Community College students in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medical (STEM) fields may be eligible for scholarships made possible through a grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education. LCCC is one of 46 Ohio higher education institutions that will receive funding from the new round of the Choose Ohio First grant program. A total of $32.5 million ... Read More »
Monthly thoughts from Councilwoman at Large Georgia Awig Thanksgiving may have come late this year but guess what, we still have 31 days left in December. There is still lots of time to accomplish your goals for the year. Do you even remember what your goals were? Did you want to learn something new, meet some new friends, overcome a ... Read More »
For the 5th consecutive year, Great Lakes Honda West presented University Hospitals St. John Medical Center a check in support of the Maltby Breast Health Center. This year’s $8,000 donation increased the dealerships total support to more than $40,000 for breast health care at St. John. This donation is in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which takes place every ... Read More »
As we gear up for the snowy season, here are some important reminders to keep North Ridgeville safe and accessible for everyone: Snow Emergency Protocol: If we receive 2+ inches of snow in a 24-hour period, a snow emergency will be declared. This means no on-street parking to ensure safe passage for emergency and maintenance vehicles. Stay Informed: Snow emergencies ... Read More »
Courtesy North Ridgeville Historical Society, northridgevillehistoricalsociety.com Lear Nagle As towns grow and change the street names are sometimes switched to reflect these changes. Few streets in North Ridgeville have seen the changes that Lear Nagle has. To make some sense of these changes let’s start at the very beginning of our town. When our first settlers arrived here the majority ... Read More »
It has been a year to remember for the North Ridgeville High football team! An 8-2 regular season and opening round playoff win puts the Rangers at 9-2 as they move to the regional semifinals this weekend. The going will be getting rougher as the Eagles take on 10-1 Wadsworth. The Grizzlies are Suburban League champs and will be a ... Read More »
The North Ridgeville Visitor’s Bureau invites you to participate in the 24th Annual Holiday on the Ridge on Saturday, December 7, 2024. Experience the magic of Christmas while visiting craft shows, multiple business open houses and special events like the Pancake Breakfast and Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony to be held at 5 p.m. at South Central Park Gazebo. For a ... Read More »
Courtesy North Ridgeville Historical Society, northridgevillehistoricalsociety.com Barton Road Today we’ll explore the history behind Barton Rd. Barton Rd. was named for Peter Barton, a native of Massachusetts. He was born in 1791 and moved with his family to New Hampshire a few years later. It was here that he met and married his wife, Sarah Wheeler in 1818, and they ... Read More »
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