🚓 Moreland Hills creates registry to assist residents with special needs. The voluntary Special Needs Registry, developed by Patrolman Scott Bennett, will help police better respond to emergencies involving people with mental or neurological disabilities. Mayor Ethan Spencer called the initiative "groundbreaking" during a meeting with the Orange Board of Education and other local mayors. Meanwhile, Orange Village is advancing multiple residential developments including the Omni Senior Living project, while Woodmere prepares for its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration featuring art exhibits and panel discussions. Both communities are also pursuing various infrastructure improvements and community engagement initiatives.
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📚 Geauga County bursts with spring events and community sales. St. Mark Lutheran Church kicks off May with a massive used book sale featuring over 4,000 items on May 2-3. Nature enthusiasts can join the Foundation for Geauga Parks' Summit Trail wildflower exploration or learn about combating the Spotted Lantern Fly with Master Gardener Volunteers. Treasure hunters will enjoy The Federated Church's Trinkets and Treasures sale May 7-10 and the Perennial Gardeners of Chesterland's plant sale on May 10. The season culminates with Destination Geauga's self-guided Spring Drive-It-Yourself Tour on May 17, offering discounts and prizes at participating businesses.
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📚 Geauga County Library hosts passport fair and diverse May programs. Residents can get passport help at a special one-stop shop on May 3 in Chardon with the County Clerk of Courts. The library's packed May calendar includes educational offerings like CPR certification training, Alzheimer's care options, and genealogy research with church records. Fun activities feature a Star Wars Fiesta for teens, book discussions across multiple branches, and creative workshops like Book Worm Painting for kids. Foster care information and local history presentations round out the community-focused programming.
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Rustic ranch paradise awaits renovation: This Cedar-sided ranch retreat on 5 acres with a pond and outbuilding offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and rustic charm awaiting revival, all for $315,000.
Spacious rural home near town: Priced at $389,900, this split-level Chardon Township home offers 4 bedrooms on nearly 4 acres, featuring updated kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, greenhouse, stocked pond, and convenient proximity to Historic Chardon Square.
Quiet Surrey Hills estate retreat: A spacious 3,000+ sq ft home at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Surrey Hills asks $435,000, offering 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, and 2.64 acres of tranquil land with potential for expansion in the unfinished basement.