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🌙 Pawpaw moon magic

Geauga County • August 29, 2025

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Good morning, Geauga County. September's calendar is bursting at the seams with community events that showcase our county's diverse character. From polka dance parties celebrating Labor Day to educational sessions on Amish history, there's something for everyone this month. Bargain hunters can rejoice with multiple sales events, including the aptly named "Junk in the Trunk" and Dorothy's Porch giveaway, while cultural enthusiasts have their pick of pollinator programs and leadership networking opportunities.

Nature takes center stage at Geauga Park District this autumn with a fascinating lineup of outdoor adventures. Naturalist Trevor Wearstler will introduce locals to Ohio's native pawpaw fruit on September 7, followed by evening stargazing beneath the "Pawpaw Moon." Astronomy enthusiasts can enjoy community showcases, while aspiring hunters can gain certification through comprehensive education courses. Meanwhile, the community mourns S. Lee Kohrman, whose extraordinary 97-year legacy of Jewish community service transformed countless lives through philanthropy and leadership.

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☕️ What's Brewing Locally

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🎭 Geauga County bursts with community events this September! From a Labor Day polka dance party at SNPJ Farm to educational sessions about Amish history and septic systems, residents have plenty to enjoy. The calendar includes multiple sales—"Junk in the Trunk," Dorothy's Porch giveaway, and church rummage sales—perfect for bargain hunters. Cultural enthusiasts can attend the Foundation for Geauga Parks' pollinator program or Leadership Geauga's Heritage Program networking event. Local organizations are also seeking vendors for upcoming craft shows and community celebrations.

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🌳 Geauga Park District unveils exciting autumn nature programs for locals. Naturalist Trevor Wearstler will lead an educational session about Ohio's native pawpaw fruit at Big Creek Park on September 7, followed by an evening telescope observation of the Pawpaw Moon. The district also offers an Astronomy Community Showcase on September 12, featuring presentations from local astronomy enthusiasts and night sky viewing. Additionally, a comprehensive Hunter Education Course will be held on September 13 and 20 for first-time hunters seeking certification, covering conservation, safety, ethics, and proper equipment handling.

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🕊️ S. Lee Kohrman left an extraordinary legacy of Jewish community service. The 97-year-old attorney and philanthropist, who died August 20, dedicated his life to strengthening Jewish connections through numerous initiatives including the Myers Campership Program for disadvantaged youth. As founding chair of the Mount Sinai Health Foundation and president of the David and Inez Myers Foundation, Kohrman's leadership transformed organizations across Cleveland and beyond. His commitment to education, Israel, and Jewish life worldwide earned him prestigious honors including the Charles Eisenman Award and honorary degrees from multiple Israeli universities.

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🏡 Real Estate Reveals

Real estate listing image Spacious historic gem near square: Priced at $350,000, this century home near Chardon Square offers nearly 3,000 sqft of eclectic charm with modern updates, five bedrooms, multiple baths, and outdoor living spaces—perfect for history lovers with an artistic vision.
Real estate listing image Upscale Hemlock Hills retreat: This luxurious Novelty home priced at $674,900 blends modern living with natural beauty, featuring four bedrooms, high-end finishes, multiple outdoor spaces, and recent major upgrades in the sought-after Hemlock Hills area.
Real estate listing image Countryside colonial near university: Offered at $425,000, this country colonial in Geauga County boasts a custom kitchen, hardwood floors, three bedrooms, plus an outbuilding, barn, sheds, and chicken coop for authentic rural living near Kent State Geauga campus.

🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla

🎭 Aug. 29 - As You Like It: Shakespeare's romantic comedy "As You Like It" comes to life under the trees at Big Creek Park on August 29. Follow star-crossed lovers as they overcome family feuds in this enchanting outdoor performance.
🏖️ Aug. 29 - Last Summer Games Weekend: Squeeze the last drops of summer fun at Thompson KOA Holiday this Labor Day Weekend! Join friends for games and activities at 6445 Ledge Rd on August 29th - schedule coming soon.
🎸 Aug. 29 - Live Music Patio Party: Groove to live tunes on the patio at 11755 Kinsman Rd in Newbury Township on August 29! Soak up summer vibes with local artists, delicious dinner, and drink specials against the manor's picturesque backdrop.
🧑‍🌾 Aug. 30 - Geauga Fresh Farmers Market: Fresh produce and local treasures await at the Geauga Fresh Farmers Market! Stop by 5205 Chillicothe Road in South Russell this Saturday, August 30, from 9am to noon for seasonal delights.
🎭 Aug. 30 - As You Like It: Shakespeare's romantic comedy "As You Like It" comes to life at 9160 Robinson Rd in Chardon on August 30. Watch star-crossed lovers navigate family feuds and forbidden devotion in this timeless tale.
🎸 Aug. 30 - 60s/70s Singer-Songwriter Review: Step back in time at Coffee Corners Antiques & Coffee House as Mark and Friends celebrate the iconic singer-songwriters of the '60s and '70s. Join the musical nostalgia in Burton on August 30!
🏁 Aug. 31 - Race At The Fair: Race to the fun at The Great Geauga County Fair! Bring the whole family to this exciting event on August 31 at the fairgrounds in Burton. A perfect day of thrills and community spirit.
🎭 Aug. 31 - As You Like It: Shakespeare under the stars! "As You Like It" brings tales of forbidden love and family feuds to Big Creek Park on August 31. Watch young lovers defy expectations at 9160 Robinson Rd, Chardon.

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