Good morning, Portage County. Hidden beneath historic Chagrin Falls lies a luxurious secret – the Never Ordinary Bourbon Society's new speakeasy, where facial recognition through a vintage phone booth grants access to rare spirits like Pappy Van Winkle 23 Year and French cuisine in a cave-like setting. This underground hideaway joins its Aurora counterpart but adds brunch and lunch service, creating what the owner describes as a personalized experience where "we know who you are."
In more sobering news, a shooting near Bedford's Central Primary School left two people in critical condition Monday morning, though police have confirmed the suspect knew the victims and has been arrested. Meanwhile, autumn festivities arrive this Saturday at Seven Hills Fall Fest, where families can enjoy free pumpkin painting, hayrides, live music, and an expanded beer garden at the Summitview Pavilion behind City Hall.
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🥃 Bourbon club's speakeasy hideaway brings luxury underground to Chagrin Falls. Never Ordinary Bourbon Society has opened its second members-only location beneath historic North Franklin Street, featuring facial recognition entry through a vintage phone booth. The cave-like space offers French dining, rare bourbons including Weller Millennium and Pappy Van Winkle 23 Year, plus cigar service in an atmosphere of curated luxury. Unlike its Aurora counterpart, this location serves brunch and lunch alongside dinner, creating what owner Kathleen Dangelo describes as a personalized experience where "we know who you are."
🔫 Shooting near Bedford elementary school leaves two in critical condition. A man and woman were shot Monday morning in the 800 block of Washington Street, close to Central Primary School. Bedford police confirmed the victims knew their attacker, who was arrested shortly after the 10:30 a.m. incident. The suspect also sustained injuries and was transported to a separate hospital. Both victims are now receiving treatment at MetroHealth in Cleveland as authorities continue their investigation.
🍂 Seven Hills Fall Fest returns with family fun this Saturday. The free event will run from 1 to 5 p.m. at Summitview Pavilion behind City Hall, offering pumpkin painting, hayrides, crafts, and a petting zoo featuring horses from Stearns Homestead. Visitors can enjoy live music from the Brian Papesh Band and refreshments from multiple food trucks while exploring an expanded beer garden. Mayor Anthony D. Biasiotta expressed excitement about watching children enjoy the hayrides and pumpkin painting at this second-annual autumn celebration.
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