The North Ridgeville City Schools Board of Education approved the hiring of Annie Hostetler to become the district’s human resource director on Tuesday, May 11, at a special board meeting. Hostetler is currently the director of alternative education for NRCS and has held the position since the beginning of the 2018-2019 academic year. “I am ecstatic for the opportunity to ... Read More »
April showers bring May flowers! “You don’t stop dancing because you grow old, you grow old because you stop dancing” Introducing our first Danbury North Ridgeville Spring Fling 2021!! May ROPE Winner Congratulations to this month’s Danbury North Ridgeville ROPE winner! Dale is hard working and dedicated to cooking delicious food for our residents, family and staff! We are so ... Read More »
The Lorain County Dept. of Job & Family Services is offering help for wide-ranging needs for those who qualify through Ohio’s Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC) program. The PRC program provides work supports and other services to help low-income parents overcome immediate barriers to employment. It is funded through the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Those receiving ... Read More »
The Northridge Health Center celebrated Nursing Home Week earlier this month. The staff planned extra fun events for the residents including fishing and plinko games, a photo booth, Crazy Socks and Hats and Disney Day themes, a carnival with games, prizes, cotton candy and snow cones! The week ended with everyone sporting their favorite sports team and winners of the ... Read More »
In October 2007, Elyria artist David J. Pavlak was commissioned to paint 4 HUGE (and amazing) historical paintings (about 6’ X 8’ each), and they were installed at the 4-year-old North Ridgeville Branch Library on Bainbridge Road. All four paintings are hanging high above the floor, up near the ceiling, throughout the library. And each painting shows a different aspect ... Read More »
by Kelly Gulick My mother was dying for a loving touch. She was living in a local care center that during the pandemic had a policy of no in-person visitation. For 10 months residents were confined to their rooms. At 86 years old, Mom was incontinent, legally blind, and not able to walk, but her condition was stable. During the ... Read More »
It may be that time when you or your loved one are starting to think about moving into a senior living community. If that is the case, then Danbury Senior Living in North Ridgeville is the best choice. Some of the things that make Danbury such an incredible place to call home are the care, support, and companionship the staff ... Read More »
I would like to thank everyone who voted in the May primary election. I appreciate those who supported me so that my name can be placed on the ballot for the November general election. Since every vote counts and can make a difference in the outcome of the election, I would encourage you to vote. The general election will be ... Read More »
The Bogner family and staff at Bogner Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services are available at any time to assist you and your family. We are here to walk with you and to provide help and guidance so that the services may be a healing experience. For over 58 years the Bogner Family has proudly served the needs of our ... Read More »
Ranger High-Tech Academy ninth-graders collaborated with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to design educational signs that will be installed throughout Ohio wetlands. These signs are part of an H2Ohio Wetland Restoration Project. Below are the panel graphic design as well as the signage diagram. Read More »
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