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Brunswick 2011-2012

Area Magazine and Community Guide

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Table of Contents 4 Welcome to Brunswick

26 Senior Living

5 Community Overview

27 Pet Health

7 Business Spotlight: Inflatable Images

28 Homes and Real Estate

9 The Faces of Brunswick

29 Chamber of Commerce Member Directory

18 Education

33 Community Information

21 Health & Wellness

37 Advertiser Index

COVER PHOTO — The Faces of Brunswick, see special section that starts on page 9. Seated (left to right): Cheryl Basilisco, Esbi International Salon; Dr. Nick Mellion, Mellion Orthodontics; Arlene J. Coloma, D.D.S., M.S; Gina Upholzer, fundraiser extraordinaire (standing); Deb Destro, Kidstown & H&R Block; Charles Pfister, D.D.S., M.S.; Michelle Troutman, Homewatch Caregivers; Terri Hradek, Brunswick University Center (standing); Pink Hat, Mimi Vanderhaven’s Fabulous Buys. Second Row (left to right): Dr. Thomas Tulisiak, Cleveland Clinic Brunswick Family Health Center; Nuccio Basilisco, Esbi International Salon; Greg & Kelly Clement, Melrose Grille at Mapleside Farm; Renee Mikulec & Brandon Rapp, Homestead Insurance; Lena Knight, Midpoint Campus. Third Row (left to right): Dr. Helen Torok, Trilllium Creek; Gary Werner, Mayor of Brunswick; Jim Lukas, Brunswick City Manager; AJ Hamley, Brunswick National Merit Scholar; Tim Smith, City of Brunswick Economic Development Manager; Nancy Zuba, Community Relations Director, Pearlview Care Center. Missing from photo: Deb Lougheed, Willlowood Care Center. Photo Location: Melrose Grille at Mapleside Farm. Photography: Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography.

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Community Spirit and New Beginnings in Brunswick

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lease allow me to welcome you to the City of Brunswick, Ohio. We who live here know just how lucky we are to call Brunswick home. I feel confident in saying that there is more raw community energy in Brunswick than you’ll find most anywhere. We boast countless civic and volunteer groups all taking ownership of some piece of our community life. Our residents have managed to balance the City’s growth and expanding regional profile with a well maintained small-town feel. Brunswick really is a uniquely welcoming place to live. The City is off to another new beginning here in 2011 as it welcomed its new City Manager and Safety Director, Jim Lukas. He joins Brunswick after serving many years as the City Manager of Franklin, Ohio. They were sorry to lose Jim, and we were very lucky to get him. Jim brings many years of experience guiding city operations, and a no-nonsense, common sense approach to everything he does. He confronts challenges head on and brings a welcome transparency to his dialogue with our Council. Brunswick is very fortunate to have someone with Jim’s skills and instincts at the helm. One of Brunswick’s best known and best loved attractions has always been Mapleside Farms on Pearl Road. The farm is under new ownership as of this year when Greg and Kelly Clement took over. Greg and Kelly have infused this prototype of Brunswick’s history, roots, and charm with a new energy and feel, and given the restaurant a new name, the Melrose Grille. They continue working closely with the Eyssen family, whose love for Brunswick and commitment to our community established Mapleside as the regional attraction that it is. This is a great Brunswick story: one family with deep Brunswick roots handing off a local landmark to the loving care of another family with deep Brunswick roots. It’s a perfect snapshot of the spirit that animates our city. Such stories are not rare in Brunswick. They result from the quality of the people living here. Our local non-profits and other volunteer groups keep generating opportunities for creative input in the City’s life. One great example is our Citizens Police Academy. They train residents in policing operations and involve the graduates in a wide range of police department support activities. With nationally recognized city-service programming and various other citizen advisory boards helping the City craft

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its growth plans, Brunswick is truly developing itself as a model for vibrant community life everywhere. The public servants who work in our local government are no exception. Police Chief Carl DeForest has for the last several years spearheaded the department’s participation in the torch passing ceremonies that culminate with the start of the Special Olympics in Columbus. Chief DeForest also co-captains the City’s “Pedal to the Point” team. One Saturday each August, as many as 40+ city team members (present company included) have joined the Chief and literally thousands of others on a 75mile bike ride from Middleburg Heights to Sandusky, Ohio, to raise money for the MS Society. The sturdiest souls (present company excluded) make the 75-mile return trip on Sunday. Another good example is our Assistant Fire Chief, Rick Barber. He has spearheaded a program called “adopt a hydrant,” by which he has inspired numerous volunteer residents to pick up free paint and brushes to paint fire hydrants throughout the city. The level of participation in Assistant Chief Barber’s program has been phenomenal, and the success is all driven by civicminded residents, like Assistant Chief Barber. Brunswick is made for family living. We’ve got first-rate schools, numerous civic and travel sports leagues, our own Susan L. Hambley Nature Center, and a 335-acre City park system. Our Recreation Center offers state-of-the-art workout equipment and a host of other swimming, fitness, and educational opportunities. And a vibrant area faith community, across many faith traditions, generously ministers to the needs of our local and regional population. We who live in Brunswick care about being good citizens and good neighbors. The first-class family environment for which Brunswick has received national recognition is something we produce together. I am proud to be a public servant in such a place. Come visit us sometime, or maybe even become a part of Brunswick, a truly dynamic place to live. Mayor Gary F. Werner City of Brunswick, Ohio


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City of Brunswick Overview of Departments

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he City of Brunswick has much to offer its residents, businesses and visitors alike. The following is an overview of valuable information to guide you through some of the departments in the City. Administrative Services The City’s Office of Administrative Services is responsible for a variety of employee related needs, including the management and coordination of health insurance and benefits, recruitment, testing, hiring of staff, and issuing City-wide policies. In general, the office performs the traditional offerings of regular Human Resource offices. Additionally, the Office of Administrative Services is responsible for all aspects of coordination of the public bidding process, working in tandem with all City departments in their purchasing needs. Please call 330-558-6860 for more information on the Office of Administrative Services. Council Clerk/Mayor’s Secretary The office of the Clerk of Council acts as the liaison between residents and elected officials. The Clerk regularly processes records requests from the community at large, prepares the Council agenda and packets for their regular meetings, and composes the minutes of the majority of these public meetings. Additionally, the Clerk’s office can provide Notary services for the community at no charge, and coordinates the posting and codification of the Ordinances adopted by City Council. In a dual role, the Clerk also serves as the secretary to the Mayor’s office and helps to coordinate public events such as ribbon cuttings and grand openings, as well as the preparation of Mayoral recognitions and proclamations. The Clerk also coordinates the scheduling of weddings which are performed by the Mayor for a nominal fee of $40. Additionally, the Clerk assists with the recruitment of members for a variety of City

Oaks Family Care Center ground breaking; Ribbon cutting at the Arch Dedication; and the grand opening of the new Cuyahoga Community College branch in Brunswick.

Boards, Commissions and Committees. For more information, contact the office of the Clerk of Council at 330-558-6845, Monday through Friday between 8:30am and 5:00pm. Division of Engineering While the work of this City department may be somewhat invisible, it is one of the most important aspects to the proper function and placement of Brunswick’s roadways, storm water drainage and the City’s traffic flow, just to name a few. The Engineering Department works closely with the Planning Department to make sure the final design of new neighborhoods are compatible with their surroundings and do not poorly impact the existing neighborhoods. The same attention is given to retail and industrial developments with the goal of creating a harmonious community. From the smallest drive pipe to the largest neighborhood detention basin, the storm water system is designed to alleviate flooding throughout our community. The Engineering Department even makes it easier for you to receive your mail, as it is where all addresses in the community are assigned. If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact the Brunswick City Engineer at 330-558-6880 between 8:30 am and 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. Twenty-four hour voicemail service is available. Great Location The City of Brunswick is an ideal place for commercial and industrial development. Brunswick is located close to Cleveland and Akron and via I-71. Brunswick is 20 minutes from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, and only 10 minutes from the Ohio Turnpike. 2011-2012 Brunswick Area Magazine and Community Guide


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l The City of Brunswick

Business and family friendly Brunswick is a community of safe, family-oriented neighborhoods with a thriving atmosphere of commercial, industrial and educational growth. Our city was a recent recipient of the “Northeast Ohio Business Friendly Community� award. In addition, Family Circle magazine recently recognized Brunswick as one of the “Top Ten of the Cites to Raise a Family.� There is also an active Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce, SCORE (Service Core of Retired Executives) and IDEA Group (Improving and Developing Economic Activity) to help you start and build your business. Brunswick Community and Recreation Center Building.

Center of education For the past five years, the State of Ohio has rated Brunswick City School District “Excellent with Distinction.â€? This is the State’s highest rating.           The Cuyahoga Community College Brunswick University Center, opened for classes in January 2011. To date, they have welcomed more than 1,000 students in 120+ course offerings. The Center has two active university partners with Tiffin University and Cleveland State University. In addition, Lorain County Community College partnered with the University of Akron to open a Brunswick facility—Midpoint Campus—in January, 2009. Since its opening, Midpoint has welcomed nearly 400 students with more than 50 course offerings. UA graduated its first class from Midpoint with a Masters degree in Educational Administration-Principalship in May 2011. Medical hub Brunswick is home to world class medical facilities like the Cleveland Clinic, Southwest General Health Center and Medina Hospital. Digestive Disease Consultants opened a 38,000 square foot medical facility in March 2009. Southwest Health Center

has also recently added a 16,000 square foot addition with a 24 hour emergency room. Technology Brunswick is participating in the new $14 million fiber optic network that is being built by the Medina Port Authority The network will allow businesses in Brunswick to gain broadband connectivity at advantageous terms. New tax abatements-incentives Economic incentives have attracted over $95 million in new  business and residential investments over the last 4 years with new multimillion dollar projects planned for this year. Forward thinking business people are discovering the “can doâ€? spirit prevalent in Brunswick.  With economic development  incentives and a business cooperative government we can help you explore ways to grow and expand your business in the city that Family Circle called “One of the Best Cities in America to Raise a Family!â€? Contact: Economic Development Manager at 330-558-6875 Parks & Recreation The mission of the Brunswick Parks and Recreation Department is to improve the quality of life for all Brunswick residents by providing an opportunity for individuals to spend time on leisure, culture, social, educational and recreational activities that encourage health, relaxation, fitness, enjoyment and learning. The total park system of the City of Brunswick has been created for the use and enjoyment of our City residents and their guests. There are presently 20 park sites for a total of 335 acres. Parks are divided into three categories: community parks, neighborhood parks, and undeveloped open space. (continued on page 8.)

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l The City of Brunswick

The benefits of our parks and recreation facilities are endless. They provide an accessible place to enjoy nature, improve health, reduce crime and create community pride while preserving property values. The City of Brunswick is fortunate to have a total parks system. Come, visit us often and get more out of life! Division of Police Communication Center The Brunswick Division of Police Communication Center provides full-time police, fire, animal control and emergency medical dispatching and call taking services for the City of Brunswick. Partnership agreements provide the same services for Brunswick Hills Township as well as part-time dispatching services for Hinckley Township. At least two communication specialists staff our center 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. Brunswick’s Medic 1, one of four ambulance units, is equipped to provide full advanced life support service to the community.

While providing the first contact in an emergency situation is the number one priority, some other duties performed by the Communication Center staff include serving as Jail matron, processing data for citations, incident and accident reports. The staff also prepares and enters warrants, assists with lobby traffic at the Division of Police and serves as Deputy Clerk for both the Medina Municipal Court and Brunswick Mayor’s Court. The Communication Center reminds you to use 911 only in the event of an emergency situation. Please call the non-emergency number, 330-225-9111, for general information purposes. Service Department The Brunswick Service Department is responsible for municipal infrastructure, the maintenance of all City streets, including snow and ice control, and the storm sewer system which encompasses all the underground sewers as well as all open ditches on City property. Additionally, the Service Department is responsible for administering the Solid Waste Removal Contract (your refuse service), Brunswick Transit Alternative (the Cityowned bus transportation system) and the City’s Engineering Department with regard to public construction projects. In-house services provided include: branch chipping, leaf collecting and street sweeping. The Service Department’s hours of operation are from 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Monday through Friday and they can be reached at 330-558-6804. After hour emergencies can be reported to the Brunswick Police Department at 330-225-9111.

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Brunswick Area Television Brunswick Area Television is operated by the City of Brunswick Division of Information and Public Communications. The Community Media Center is located at 4274 Manhattan Avenue and offers free equipment loans and training for community members to produce their own television programs for public access channel 21. BAT is just one service offered through the City’s Division of Information and Public Communications. The Division is also responsible for helping promote the community through a variety of print communications, including this publication, the issuance of official press releases on behalf of all City departments and the operation of the City’s official website at www.brunswick.oh.us. For more information, please visit our website, or call the BAT studio at 330-220-1726. Fire Department The Brunswick Division of Fire is proud to acknowledge Ryan Golan, our Brunswick Firefighter of the Year for 2010 who was also named State Fire Fighter of the Year for the American Legion. This is a great honor for Ryan and it is fitting his service to the city was recognized in this fashion. We also welcomed a new firefighter this year, Firefighter /Medic John Hovan, who comes to us with extensive firefighting and EMT experience. Our Adopt-A-Hydrant program continued this year. The community responded by helping us to finish painting all our fire hydrants. In addition we have completed the annual service and maintenance program for our hydrants which ensures they are in good working order and ready in the unfortunate event that we should ever need them. A new project this year was the continued in house improvement of our fire station number two. The work included some outdoor landscaping, repainting the apparatus bays and the installation of new energy efficient lighting with support from Sherwin Williams Paint in Brunswick and First Energy. Our Fire Prevention Program continues to provide safety inspections for the businesses here in Brunswick as well as assisting new businesses with their required inspection and tests prior to opening their doors. While this program often goes unnoticed, it is at the forefront of protecting our citizens by preventing the loss of life and damage to property which is inherent with a fire.


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Seated (left to right): Cheryl Basilisco, Esbi International Salon; Dr. Nick Mellion, Mellion Orthodontics; Arlene J. Coloma, D.D.S., M.S; Gina Upholzer, fundraiser extraordinaire (standing); Deb Destro, Kidstown & H&R Block; Charles Pfister, D.D.S., M.S.; Michelle Troutman, Homewatch Caregivers; Terri Hradek, Brunswick University Center (standing); Pink Hat, Mimi Vanderhaven’s Fabulous Buys. Second Row (left to right): Dr. Thomas Tulisiak, Cleveland Clinic Brunswick Family Health Center; Nuccio Basilisco, Esbi International Salon; Greg & Kelly Clement, Melrose Grille at Mapleside Farm; Renee Mikulec & Brandon Rapp, Homestead Insurance; Lena Knight, Midpoint Campus. Third Row (left to right): Dr. Helen Torok, Trilllium Creek; Gary Werner, Mayor of Brunswick; Jim Lukas, Brunswick City Manager; AJ Hamley, Brunswick National Merit Scholar; Tim Smith, City of Brunswick Economic Development Manager; Nancy Zuba, Community Relations Director, Pearlview Care Center. Missing from photo: Deb Lougheed, Willlowood Care Center. Photo Location: Melrose Grille at Mapleside Farm. Photography: Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography.

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rillium Creek, a world-class dermatology center, skin cancer surgery center, laser center, skin care center, cosmetic center and integrative medicine center is located one mile south of the Medina square. Trillium Creek offers our patients and clients the latest and most advanced treatments in dermatology and cosmetic procedures. The Integrated Care Center offers clients and patients exclusive natural combinations of homeopathic therapies. Medical Director of Trillium Creek and board certified dermatologist, Helen M. Torok M.D. heads the dermatology center. Dr. Torok has been practicing dermatology for over 30 years and has earned an excellent reputation with cosmetic fillers, Botox and aesthetic procedures. Dr. Torok’s main focus is the treatment of disorders of the skin, hair and nails in all age groups. Medical Director Leonard J. Torok M.D. heads the laser rejuvenation and body shaping treatments at Trillium Creek. Dr. Torok offers laser treatments of blood vessels, brown

spots, scars, wrinkles and sagging skin. He has also trained for 15 years in the study of Homeopathy. In addition to his medical degree in orthopedic surgery, Dr. Leonard Torok is a board certified Homeopathic practitioner at Ohio Holistic Medicine at Trillium Creek. Dr. Patrick Killian, a board certified dermatologist, is the expert in Mohs Skin Cancer Surgery. As a member of the American College of Mohs Surgery, Dr. Killian brings advanced techniques in the surgical treatments of complex skin cancers of the head and neck. Trillium Creek is also the home of three physician extenders, Francine Johns P.A.-C, Erika Kimble, CNP and Judy Yetzer, CNP who assist in treating and diagnosing patients with acne, rosacea, warts, eczema, psoriasis, allergies and sun damaged skin.

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It takes special training to become an orthodontist. In addition to receiving a dental degree, at least two years of continuous advanced study in orthodontics is required by the American Dental Association. When a patient chooses an orthodontist, they can be confident a professional devoted to providing quality orthodontic care is treating them. Orthodontics is not part of what the doctors at Mellion Orthodontics do, it is all that they do. Mellion Orthodontics provides orthodontic treatment for both children and adults, including individuals that require special needs, cleft palate treatment, TMJ therapy, and multidisciplinary care.

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Arlene J. Coloma, D.D.S., M.S. PREPPING LITTLE PATIENTS FOR A LIFETIME OF GOOD ORAL HEALTH

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Those first teeth are the basis for beautiful grins and precious school photos. But what you might not realize is that it’s a trip to the right dentist that can set the stage for a lifetime of good oral health. “Visiting a pediatric dentist, instead of a general dentist, is as important as taking your child to a pediatrician, instead of a family practitioner,� explains Dr. Arlene Coloma, D.D.S, M.S. “Pediatric dentists receive an additional two to three years of specialized training centered around the growth and development of children.� Dr. Arlene has been the pediatric dentist of choice in this area for more than eight years. “We’ve established an outstanding reputation in the community as the kind of practice that is absolutely focused on children. Parents know they can expect a more successful outcome because we speak directly to

the kids,� she says. “It’s important to make the first visit as positive as possible. We let your child sit in the chair and look at all of the tools. They get to meet the tooth tickler and we talk to them on their level,� Dr. Arlene explains. She sneaks an exam in, too. “I never want their first visit to be traumatic,� she emphasizes. “And it’s so important for parents to realize that age one is the new standard, instead of age three. These aren’t just little teeth, they’re little people. I’m passionate about helping them keep a healthy smile—for life.� Dr. Arlene Coloma

Dr. Arlene Coloma has two locations. You can see her at 8869 Brecksville Road in Brecksville, just upstairs from Starbucks Coffee and 15414 Pearl Road in Strongsville. To schedule an appointment, call 440-526-2350 (Brecksville) or 440-878-1200 (Strongsville).

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our private birthing suites and appreciate the experienced physicians and nursing staff. With more than 1,000 births annually, we offer families trusted, high-tech, personalized care, close to home. Mammography, Bone Densitometry and Ultrasound are offered for women of all ages at our Brunswick facility and at Medina Hospital.

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Emergency Care We know how important it is to have emergency services close to home. The Brunswick Urgent Care provides care on a walk in basis for minor injuries and illness. The Medina Hospital Emergency Department provides treatment for patients requiring a higher level of care. We provide the trusted emergency care you need, close to home.

Women’s Health Area families have trusted our Family Birthing Center with their special deliveries for more than 60 years. Moms love

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Midpoint Campus Center EQUALS HIGH QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION

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igh quality higher education is available to Brunswick residents at the Midpoint Campus Center. This partnership between The University of Akron and Lorain County Community College help meet the goals of the University System of Ohio. Credit courses include college composition, sociology, psychology, mathematics, information technology, history, accounting and more. Full associate’s degrees in Industrial Computing Applications and Computer and Digital Forensics as well as a master’s degree in Education are available at Midpoint. Students are also able to enroll in online courses from both institutions. Midpoint also offers Post Secondary Enrollment Options courses for high school students, continuing education courses, employment and career services, business and support services and an open computer lab. $FDGHPLF DGYLVLQJ ¿QDQFLDO DLG WXWRULQJ and assessment testing services are all offered at Midpoint. It is located on WKH WKLUG ÀRRU RI WKH +LJKODQG 6TXDUH building at Route 42 and Boston Road. Lena Knight

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omestead Insurance Agency Inc. is a professional agency with a personal touch. With over 70 years of experience in Medina County and the insurance industry, Homestead can be trusted to complete an analysis of your insurance needs and design a responsible protection program for you. Located at 1324 Pearl Road in Brunswick, we offer a variety of professional insurance services and policies as an independent agency. We represent various outstanding carriers in our industry. Rob Rapp (owner/president), Brandon Rapp, Jim Thornburg, and Renee Mikulec represent the following products that include, but are not limited to: auto, home, motorcycle, recreational vehicles, and all types of commercial insurance. Mark Herwick and Connie Schultz are Homestead’s specialists in the sale of life, health, annuities, long-term care, and disability income. Our goal at Homestead is to provide you, the customer, with the best coverage at the lowest premium, while building a long-standing relationship with our excellent, personal service. Renee Mikulec and Brandon Rapp

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he Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-CŽ) Brunswick University Center (BUC), located at 3605 Center Road, is now completing its second full semester of classes after opening its doors in January of this year. Our three-story, 30,000 square-foot facility provides our students with the latest in instructional and science lab technologies. We have already welcomed more than 1,000 students in 120+ class offerings. The College’s goal is for the Center to become a gateway to higher education in the community through its sponsorship of: post-secondary enrollment options for high schools students, Tri-C courses leading to associate degrees and transferrable to four-year programs, bachelor’s and master’s degree offerings taught by University Partners, workforce development and continuing education programs, and programs for seniors 55 years+. Serving as Director of Tri-C’s Brunswick University Center is Terri Hradek who has been with the College for over 3 years and has held various administrative roles in Higher Education for over 10 years.

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Brunswick University Center is located at 3605 Center Road, call 866-933-5182 or go to www.tri-c.edu/brunswick for more information.


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Duct Tape for the 3 Day!! By: Jessica Schieberl 7th grade, Visintainer Middle School Gina Upholzer, a student at Hickory Ridge Elementary School, started making Duct Tape clutches/pencil cases for her friends as a hobby, but then decided to make them for charity. Gina’s dad is walking in the Susan G Komen 3-Day to support her grandmother, Theresa Rinaldi, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast Cancer. In February, she asked her mother to put her creations on eBay so that she could do something more to help. Her parents, Joe and Alesa, are very proud of her and her efforts -- and then came another surprise. After being featured on Fox 8 News, the Duck Brand® supplied Gina with all of Duck Tape that she will need for her fundraising! Gina Upholzer “It’s wonderful how this company is supporting the efforts of my daughter to raise money for charity,” said her dad. The pencil cases are 8.5” wide and have a Velcro closure. They are made completely by this 9-year old with the help of her friends, and are perfect for pencil cases (for boys and girls) and clutch purses (for girls - even teens and adults). At the time of the walk, Gina had raised more than $3600 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation by making her Duck Tape Purses!

Kidder Artists on Display By: Olivia Wagoner 7th grade, Willetts Middle School Recently, Walter Kidder Elementary held its 2nd Annual Art Fair. “The main reason of the art fair is to show off Kidder students’ amazing talents,” said Mark Vance, Kidder’s Art teacher 18

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the photographer Ansel Adams and used some of his work as inspiration for their own nature photographs, which were taken at fifth grade camp. Parent, Michelle Newcomer, said that her favorite part of the art fair is “seeing all of the children’s different levels of artistic abilities.” Micah Pistillo, a Kidder fifth grader took a picture at Hiram House, where the 5th graders go to learn about the outdoors. “I took a picture of these leaves on top of each other because all of the layers had pretty colors.” said Micah. Samantha Wolf, a 4th grader, made a sculpture of a dog from clay because “Dogs are my favorite type of animal.” Elizabeth Vance, Mark Vance’s wife thinks that what he gets out of the art show is “Seeing all of the children get a chance to shine.” When asked what Mr. Vance thought his students get from the fair he replied “They get a sense of pride and joy from seeing their artwork displayed in such a professional manner. Most have never had their work put into a museum style double matted frame.” Mark Vance has two children, a daughter named Murphy who is 12 and a son named Jack who is nine. (continued on page 20.)

Midpoint Campus Center Equals High Quality Higher Education

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igh quality higher education is available to Brunswick residents at the Midpoint Campus Center. This partnership between The University of Akron and Lorain County Community College help meet the goals of the University System of Ohio. Credit courses include college composition, sociology, psychology, mathematics, information technology, history, accounting and more. Full associate’s degrees in Industrial Computing Applications and Computer and Digital Forensics as well as a master’s degree in Education are available at Midpoint. Students are also able to enroll in online courses from both institutions. Midpoint also offers Post Secondary Enrollment Options courses for high school students, continuing education courses, employment and career services, business and support services and an open computer lab. Midpoint is in the middle of an educationally underserved area where eastern Lorain County and the cities of Brunswick and Strongsville intersect on Route 42 and Boston Road. It is located on the third floor of the Highland Square office building. For more information, call (330) 225-0042 or visit www.midpointcampus.com. 2011-2012 Brunswick Area Magazine and Community Guide

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Hickory Ridge Students Breakfast Book Club By: Molly McGinnis 7th grade, Edwards Middle School Students at Hickory Ridge Elementary school are enjoying books and breakfast together in the breakfast book club. The breakfast book club started about 3 years ago. They are known for their donut discussions and their pop-tart projects.

Take a Look at the Brunswick University Center Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) is proud to be a part of the vibrant city of Brunswick, Ohio with the opening of the new Brunswick University Center. The College is committed to meeting the educational needs of residents in Brunswick and surrounding communities. Unique partnership agreement with four-year institutions like Tiffin and Cleveland State universities means the Brunswick University Center can provide additional opportunities for students to work toward an associate degree, and earn a bachelor’s and/or master’s degree – all in one building! The new Brunswick University Center is in direct response to the higher education needs of the area. Students can explore degree options, seek academic advising, learn about financial aid and scholarship opportunities, take entrance exams, benefit from free tutoring, and register for classes all in the new Center. The Brunswick University Center offers courses in English, Math, Science and Social Sciences and classes begin throughout the year. For more information, please visit www. tri-c.edu/brunswick. Tri-C is where futures begin! 20

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The breakfast book club meets two Thursday mornings a month. They meet from 7:45am- 8:25am. On the first meeting, the kids have donut discussions. Every month the kids get a new book to read. On the donut discussion days the kids in kindergarten through second grade read a picture book with Mrs. Yates, a club advisor and second grade teacher. Then, they talk about the book. The third through fifth graders read chapter books on donut discussion days. The older students and Mrs. Smith, a club advisor and special ed. teacher, start the books and talk about the first chapter.

The second meeting is the pop-tart projects. On this Thursday the students in grades kindergarten to second grade meet with Mrs. Yates again, but this time they complete a project on the book they read at the beginning of the month. The third through fifth graders do a project on the book that they started at the beginning of the month and were supposed to finish before this meeting with Mrs. Smith. “My favorite part of the breakfast book club is the fun projects,” says Grace M., first grader, “and the funny books!” Marissa M., third grader, said “The fun projects after we read the books are the best part of breakfast book club!” This is a wonderful club that gets kids reading. The best part is that the kids enjoy themselves. Way to go breakfast book club!


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Southwest General’s Brunswick Medical Center and ER

outhwest General’s Brunswick Medical Center and ER offers easy access to award-winning health care services. Here, you’ll have access to outstanding personalized care for family members of all ages and advanced technology for prompt, efficient, diagnosis and treatment. We offer:

At the Brunswick Medical Center, you can expect the awardwinning care of Southwest General—named a Thomson-Reuters 100 Top Hospitals® Award Winner six years in a row. To learn more, call 330-558-0150 or visit swgeneral.com. See ad on back cover.

24-Hour Emergency Room Southwest General’s Brunswick Medical Center offers the area’s first 24-hour emergency room, featuring:

• Full-service emergency care • 24/7/365 service • Treatment provided by board-certified emergency medicine physicians and specially trained staff. • The CareSTAT Treatment Process, designed to get most patients admitted, treated and headed home, faster than ever • Convenient location on Rt. 303 (next to Brunswick City Hall). Entrance at back of building.

Skilled, Experienced Physicians At the Brunswick Medical Center and ER you’ll find compassionate care from board-certified physicians specializing in cardiology, emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, nephrology, pediatrics, rheumatology, travel medicine and obstetrics/gynecology.

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Outrun Obesity

besity is on the rise for American kids. In fact, there are almost three times as many obese kids ages 6 to 19 as there were 30 years ago, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Some experts believe if obesity among children continues to increase, our children’s generation will become the first in American history to have a shorter life than their parents. An obese child or teen is at risk for health problems during their youth and as adults. They’re more likely to develop heart disease and diabetes – two leading causes of death in the United States. They’re also more likely to get asthma, liver degeneration and sleep apnea. Obesity is a leading cause of preventable death in America, second only

to smoking, according to the CDC. Obesity can also cause your kids to face psychological and social problems. They can be teased and face discrimination. That, in turn, can cause low self-esteem and hurt their schoolwork and social skills, even as an adult. Weight problems in children and adolescents are generally caused by not being active, not eating well, or combination of the two, according to the U.S. Surgeon General. Genetics and lifestyle affect your child’s weight, too. Take a closer look at your child. Watch his or her habits at home and talk to your doctor to determine if your child is overweight.

Understanding BMI “Obesity” and “overweight” rankings for your child can be found by using weight and height to calculate the Body Mass Index (BMI). The CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend using it to screen for obesity, overweight, healthy weight or underweight children. BMI is a reliable way to measure body fat for most children and teens even though it does not measure body fat directly. For children and teens, BMI is age and gender specific. www.cdc.gov/healthyweight/children.

Tips for Parents: • Give kids 5 servings of fruits and vegetables every day • Prepare more meals at home, as a family • Prevent diabetes, heart disease and many forms of cancer with a diet rich in fruits and veggies • Limit screen time (TV, video games, computers) to 2 hours or less per day • Avoid putting a TV in your child’s bedroom • Encourage children to be physically active before allowing screen time • Get at least 1 hour of physical activity each day • Plan family walk time after dinner • Encourage kids to join a school sports team, club or dance class • Avoid serving soft drinks or sweetened drinks to kids • Encourage water between meals because it helps kids feel full • Add fruit like lemons or limes to your water for better flavor Sources: Adapted from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Right around the corner. Pediatric services that are miles ahead. Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics provides medical care to infants, children and teens at 17 offices throughout northeast Ohio. This includes our convenient location just around the corner in Medina. Our experienced, board-certified pediatricians are dedicated to keeping your children healthy. Patient care is also available 24 hours a day through Akron Children’s Hospital, one of the largest children’s hospitals in the country. Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics 3443 Medina Road, Suite 115 Medina, OH 44256 330-764-3457 Our team of pediatric specialists in Medina includes: Dr. Natalie Jedacek, Dr. Ellen MacRitchie and Dr. Tamika Patilla.

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Cleveland Clinic Expertise Close to Home Brunswick Family Health Center Brunswick residents can get the benefit of Cleveland Clinic expertise, close to home. The Cleveland Clinic Brunswick Family Health Center offers primary care and medical specialists at our convenient location on Route 303. Physicians and Services Our staff includes Cleveland Clinic primary care doctors and specialists such as cardiology, nephrology, neurology, nutrition, obstetrics and gynecology, optometry, orthopaedics, pain management, pediatrics, physical therapy, pulmonology and sports health. We also offer a range of services including digital mammography, MRI, CT, bone-density testing, general adult

and pediatric radiology, dental imaging and ultrasound. Echocardiography – echo, stress echo and stress testing, laboratory services, nutrition and counseling are also available. Did you know Cleveland Clinic offers same-day appointments? Cleveland Clinic Brunswick offers convenient hours to accommodate all schedules. Hours include evening appointments Monday through Thursday and we’re open until noon on Saturdays. Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday 8 a.m. to Noon. We are conveniently located at 3574 Center Road in Brunswick, at the State Route 303 exit off I-71. Call 330-225-8886 to schedule an appointment.

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olon cancer is one of the most commonly occurring cancers in the United States. According to recent statistics from the American Cancer Society, there are an estimated 150,000 new cases of colon cancer diagnosed annually, and an estimated 50,000 deaths from colon cancer annually, making colon cancer the 4th most common cancer and the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. Common symptoms of colon cancer include change in bowel habit, blood in the stool and change in stool caliber. However, people with colon cancer can often have no symptoms at all, stressing the importance of colon cancer screening, which can help prevent colon cancer by finding and removing polyps, the precursors to cancer. Colon cancer screening is recommended by all major cancer and gastroenterology societies. Although there are radiology exams and stool tests available that are approved for colon cancer 24

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screening, it is generally preferred to undergo a colonoscopy. Screening colonoscopy is both safe and effective and generally prevents colon cancer by finding and removing precancerous polyps. Common factors that increase the risk of developing colon polyps and colon cancer include age over 50, personal or family history of colon polyps or colon cancer, and inflammatory conditions of the colon, including Crohn’s disease or colitis. Other common risk factors for colon cancer include diet, obesity, diabetes, smoking and heavy alcohol use. While colonoscopies can be performed by other providers, no one better understands the anatomy and pathology of the colon than a properly trained board certified gastroenterologist. Please contact the doctors at Digestive Disease Consultants to determine if you qualify for colon cancer screening. They can be reached at See ad on page 1. 877-891-3636.


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We’ve built our world class care all around you. Located throughout Greater Cleveland, Cleveland Clinic community hospitals and family health centers offer unmatched medical care, convenience and quality. From routine check-ups to more serious conditions, we offer the expert care your family can count on.

Same-day appointments available. clevelandclinic.org/locations


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Partnering for Success The City of Brunswick, Pearlview Rehab and Wellness Center and KHM Travel Work Together for Seniors

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By Tyne Esarey, Pearlview Rehab & Wellness Center

n 2010, the City of Brunswick developed a very unique approach to its senior services. Faced with the possibility of being unable to provide a Senior Coordinator, the city took a positive and proactive approach by partnered with Pearlview Rehab and Wellness Center and KHM Travel to provide services to the seniors. Both companies have volunteered their time to ensure that senior activities continue in our city. KHM Travel is pleased to be working with the Brunswick Recreation Center and the City of Brunswick, providing a wellbalanced travel program for Brunswick Seniors and their families. They also help individuals plan unique, affordable vacations at their full-service travel agency on Pearl Road in Brunswick. Pearlview Rehab and Wellness Center is responsible for organizing and planning the activities at the Recreation Center.

This partnership started earlier in the year and since the transition has occurred, many new activities are taking place. There are educational series, additional days for the nutrition center, and many more activities occurring on a monthly basis which are available to all seniors in the Brunswick area - free of charge! This was all made possible because Pearlview partnered with local businesses, volunteers, and other facilities to ensure our seniors programming will continue to grow and be a success. If you are interested in any senior activities, travel, or you would like a newsletter mailed to your home monthly, please contact the Brunswick Recreation Center Senior Coordinator at 330-273-8000 and leave your name, phone number, and address or view the extensive list of senior activities on the City’s website at www.brunswick.oh.us/recreation department/senior activities.

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Prevention is Still the Best Medicine

uring difficult economic times, it is important to remember the value of preventative health care. While saving money on prevention may seem reasonable, it is almost always less expensive than medical treatment. The current recommendations are annual examinations for healthy pets and semi-annual examinations for geriatric pets. Dogs and cats age more rapidly than humans, so regular visits with a veterinarian may be the only way to detect illness at an early, treatable stage. Diagnosing medical conditions before they advance may lead to more treatment choices and sometimes less financial strain. Parasite prevention is another area where it is more economical

“My animals are given the same care, honesty, love, and attention that every staff member would give their own pets.”

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to prevent than to treat. Prescription parasite prevention is safer and less expensive than treating your home and yard with potentially dangerous chemicals. Most people do not realize that indoor pets can get parasites or that fleas can live outdoors through the winter months in northern Ohio. The two common misconceptions are that worms are visible in a pet’s stool, and that indoor pets never have parasites. Only two types of worms can be seen with the naked eye. Other parasites are identified under the microscope by the shape of the eggs they lay. There are several parasites that can be transmitted from pets to humans, so annual stool testing is recommended to keep everyone safe. Parasite prevention may seem costly, but it is usually much less expensive and safer than treating an infestation or parasite-related illness. Dr. Walter E. Martin Animal and Avian Medical Center

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Barbara Wilson

Things to Consider: Do your research! Some updates may not actually increase the potential sale price on your home. Be careful not to make improvements beyond the current market values of the homes in your neighborhood. Keep in mind that some changes need to be more recent when the time comes to sell. For example, carpeting that is 10 years old is not necessarily going to be considered ‘updated’ to buyers. This may mean you think about postponing some updates that might need to be done closer to the time you sell.

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hile ‘staging’ a home for sale has become a great way to help potential buyers visualize your home as their own, there are also other updates you can do to increase your home’s competitive edge. If you plan ahead, you can spread out the costs and time of ‘staging’ throughout the years you spend living in your home. As you decide on improvements or changes you want to make, be sure to consider what effect they will have on the resale value of your home when it comes time to sell.

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First impressions really DO count toward a buyer’s perception of your home. One of the most important features is your home’s exterior. A well manicured and landscaped yard can make a huge difference in your home’s appeal. Shrubs, trees, and other landscaping elements take time to mature to reach their fullest effectiveness in increasing the privacy and attractiveness of your yard. And remember, when you ARE ready to sell or buy a home, you can trust the consistent, proven ability of Barbara and Bill Wilson and the Wilson Team!


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The Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce Dedicated to the Community

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he Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary partnership of business and professional people working together to build a healthy economy and to improve the quality of life in our community. Our mission is to strengthen our community by providing economic opportunities and support through leadership and ongoing communications for members doing business in the Brunswick area.

The 2011 Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors outside the Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce Office/COSE Business Space.

The services provided by the Chamber include: n Business to business exposure through networking meetings, business after business events, business to business discounts, and bi-weekly Highlights. n Business to community exposure through the Bring on Brunswick showcase event in March and The Book of Buys coupon book in September. n An advertising outlet through the Chamber website and publications. n Address business advocacy issues with state and local government agencies. n Affiliation with the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE) to provide additional cost saving, networking, and educational opportunities to businesses with less than 99 employees. We provide business to community exposure through advertising and marketing opportunities for members to reach

the Brunswick area audience. We look forward to our annual events: the Chamber Golf Outing every June and “Bring on Brunswick” which will take place on March 24, 2012. In addition to these events, the Chamber has added The Book of Buys to its member benefits; this coupon book allows Chamber members to offer coupons to Brunswick residents at little to no cost. The Chamber relies on many volunteers including the Board of Directors and BACC committee leaders to provide leadership, direction, and organizational skills. The “BoB” Committee, which organizes Bring on Brunswick, is responsible for the Chamber’s largest fundraising event of the year. Our Ambassadors committee works to welcome new members to the Chamber. The Business Advocacy committee works on business issues and economic development projects with the city and township to enhance the business community. Finally, Chamber Charities works to benefit the youth within the community through charitable and educational programs. For more information on how to become a Chamber affiliate, call 330-225-8411 or go to the membership tab at www.brunswickareachamber.org

Member Directory Aaron’s 1733 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 440-653-3756 ABC Equipment Rental & Sales 29 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-4545 Absolute Office Solutions, LLC 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-6303 ActionCOACH 2990 Pine Hill Dr., Medina 330-764-1930 ADesign 5406 Indian Wells Dr, Medina 330-421-4319

Akron-Medina User Friendly Phone Book 4150 S. 100th East Ave. Tulsa, OK 74146 918-384-0224 All Construction Services 945 Industrial Pkwy N Brunswick 330-220-6666

Altenheim & Shurmer Place 18627 Shurmer Rd Strongsville 440-238-3361

Banners, Signs & Graphix by 1-Off Customz 1210 N. Carpenter, Brunswick 440-669-0428

American Red Cross of Medina County 780 E. Smith Rd., Medina 330-723-4565

Baskets Galore 3622 Lennox Cir., Brunswick 330-220-0088

Allstate Insurance 1212 Pearl Rd. Brunswick 330-220-0503

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar 1421 Town Center Blvd. Brunswick 330-220-6189

Allure Travel Group 3511 Center Rd. Brunswick 330-225-2985

ArKay Floral & Gifts 4231 Center Rd. Brunswick 330-225-0400

Baskets, Boxes Etc. Floral 5043 Forestland Ct, Brunswick 330-273-5454 Bay Pointe Technology Ltd. 2662 Brecksville Rd., Richfield 330-460-4688 BELLTOWER Productions, Inc P.O. Box 360161, Cleveland 216-251-5600

BER’S Heating & Cooling 1988 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-764-1011 Big Ear Entertainment, LLC 447 W. Sunset Dr., Rittman 330-328-2496 Biltmore Restoration Group 2351 Pearl Rd., Medina 330-571-1827

Bruno Bros. Music Shoppe 1421 Town Center Blvd. Brunswick 330-273-8484 Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce 1434 Town Center Blvd. Brunswick 330-225-8411

BNI 440-346-4056

Brunswick Area Historical Society 4613 Laurel Rd., Brunswick 216-676-8700

BOCO Enterprises Inc 1030 Western Dr. Brunswick 330-225-1111

Brunswick Auto Mart Inc 3031 Center Rd. Brunswick 330-273-3300

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Member Directory Brunswick Auto Parts / CarQuest 4248 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3188 Brunswick Blue Devils Youth Football PO Box 42, Brunswick 440-382-6788 Brunswick City School District 3643 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-7731 Brunswick Education Foundation 3643 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-7731 Brunswick KIDDS 206 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-6363 Brunswick Rotary PO Box 252, Brunswick 440-343-6420 Brunswick Town Money Saver 6015 Wooster Pike, Medina 330-725-0226 Brunswick Vision Clinic 946 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-273-1010 BTS Services / H & R Block 3698 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-0234 Buehler’s Fresh Foods 3688 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-0202 Bullseye Activewear Inc 1460 W 130th St., Unit B Brunswick 330-220-1720 Bunker Hill Golf Course, Inc. 3060 Pearl Rd., Medina 330-725-1400 Canopy Pro’s Party Rentals 1261 Industrial Pkwy Brunswick 330-225-8282 Carlson Funeral Home & Cremation Services 1642 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-2400 CBIZ Payroll Inc 6050 Oak Tree Blvd. Cleveland 216-525-1901 Cellular Connection Premium Retailer 3670 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-8161 Center Road Storage 3926 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-8800

Charter One Bank 3720 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-558-0570 Chiropractic Spine Center LLC 1930 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-2001

Dancexcel 50 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-725-5525

Cirino Eye Center 3898 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-5588

David S Riehl, Esq 3695 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-3450

City of Brunswick 4095 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-9144

Destiny Manufacturing 2974 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-273-9000

City of Brunswick Parks & Recreation 3637 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-8000 Clement Construction Inc 1654 W 130th, Brunswick 330-273-4547 Cleveland Clinic Brunswick 3574 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-8886 Cleveland State University Partnership Programs 3605 Center Rd., Brunswick 216-987-3568 Colony Machine & Tool Inc 1300 Industrial Pkwy N Brunswick 330-225-3410 Columbia Chemical Corp. 1000 Western Dr, Brunswick 330-225-3200 Community Action Wayne/Medina 2375 B Benden Dr. Wooster 330-264-8677 CompManagement Inc 5771 Mayfair Rd., N Canton 330-966-2329 Coppertop at Cherokee Hills 5740 Center Rd., Valley City 330-225-6122 Costco Wholesale 16690 Royalton Rd. Strongsville 440-783-3415 Council of Smaller Enterprise/ COSE 100 Public Sq., Cleveland 216-592-2222 Cozumel 625 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-3335 CST-SurTec, Inc 3097 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 440-239-9710

Chad Allan Consulting 780 East Smith Rd. Medina 330-721-1792

CSU - Nance College of Business Administration 2121 Euclid Ave. Cleveland 216-687-3786

Chagrin Valley Engineering Ltd 22999 Forbes Rd., Ste B Oakwood Village 440-439-1999

Customized Concrete Creations 911 Woodfield Ln. Brunswick 440-212-7639

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Cuyahoga Community College 3605 Center Rd., Brunswick 216-987-5227

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Digestive Disease Consultants 1299 Industrial Pkwy N Brunswick 330-225-6468

Enger Auto Service & Tire 105 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-273-1240 Excalibur Auto Body 3964 Pearl Rd., Medina 330-721-4499 Family First Caregivers 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 440-268-8333 First Federal of Lakewood 1812 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-273-0012 FirstMerit Bank 1344 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-4679 FM Systems Limited 2648-A Medina Rd., Medina 330-723-3000

HealthSource Chiropractic and Progressive Rehab 1659 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-6111

Kasidonis Heating & Cooling, Inc. 812 A Pearl Rd., Brunswick Hills 330-220-8125

Heimatland Restaurant 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-8671

KC Masonry Inc 1490 Roosevelt Dr, Brunswick 330-225-0813

Hinckley Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 354, Hinckley 330-278-2066

KD Insurance Group 4456 Patricia Dr., Brunswick 330-671-2503

Homestead Insurance Agency, Inc 1324 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3100 Homewatch CareGivers 419 Main St., Grafton 440-926-9100 Hospice of Medina County 797 N Court St., Medina 330-722-4771

KDK AutoBrokers Inc. LLC 1633 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-460-3700 Kelly’s Cafe 1661 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-9999 Kerricook Construction Inc 20355 Vermont St., Litchfield 440-647-4200

Direct Ink, LLC 3045 Nationwide Pkwy Brunswick 330-273-8910

Formatech 3024 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-273-2800

DMS Properties LLC 2950 Westway Dr, Brunswick 330-220-2779

Frontier Communications 111 S Elmwood St., Medina 330-416-3966

Doug Magers - Stratos Wealth Partners 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-664-2288

Galley Printing 2892 Westway Dr, Brunswick 330-220-5577

Howard Hanna The Ivory Team 3925 Center Rd., Brunswick 216-402-0386

Gene’s Refrigeration 6222 Norwalk Rd., Medina 330-723-4104

Huntington Bank 3630 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-5252

Kid’s Choice/Kindercare 1148 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-5579

Gerspacher Real Estate Group 113 West Liberty, Medina 330-722-5002

I D Images 2991 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-220-7300

Kids Town Child Development Center 3698 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-7250

Giant Eagle 3440 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-0616

Image Builders Marketing 9780 Beechwood Dr. North Royalton 440-346-4482

KIKS Office 6887 Smith Rd. Middleburg Hts. 440-884-8000

Imperial Pest Control 3316 Twain Cir., Brunswick 330-220-3310

Knight Development Corp 3933 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-4515

Impres’ Salon & Spa 1439 Town Center Dr., D 50 Brunswick 330-225-1959

Leadership Medina County 39 Public Square, Medina 330-721-7118

Dr. Maria Strus Select Medical Group, University Hospital 4065 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-8411 Dunkin’ Donuts 3868 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-3050 Dust Control Company 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-2121 e-Deep Learning LLC 3225 Laurel Rd., Brunswick 330-575-4619 Earth Plus Inc 2105 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-9256 Edible ArrangementsBrunswick 3654 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-0606 Edward Jones 50 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-5147 Elaine’s Dancewear & Sportswear Inc 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-2136 Electrical Fire & Data Systems LLC 4841 Laurel Rd Brunswick Hills 330-273-8283 Elite Dance Academy 241 N. Industrial Pkwy Brunswick 216- 469-5237 Encompass the World Travel 4098 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-0600

Goudreau Management 9701 Brookpark Rd, Cleveland 216-741-7527 Grant D Relic Co, LPA 4178 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-5025 Graphic Enterprises Office Solutions, Inc 3874 Highland Park NW North Canton 800-553-6616 Greater Medina Chamber of Commerce 145 N Court St., Medina 330-723-8773 Griswold Special Care 1002 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-9700 Hampton Publishing 8264 Cardnia Ct, Liberty Twp 866-837-1444

Hospice of the Western Reserve 300 East 185, Cleveland 440-787-2080

Inflatable Images 2880 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-273-3200 Integrated Marketing Technologies Inc 2945 Carquest Dr., Brunswick 330-225-3550 Jennings Senior Consulting Group 3725 Bobwhite Ln. Brunswick 330-220-7627

Key Bank 3680 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-2022 KGC Computers 3851 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-460-0075 KHM Travel Group 50 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-460-5635

Liberty Ford Brunswick LLC 3101 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-9141 Life Care Center of Medina 2400 Columbia Rd., Medina 330-483-3131 Lodi Area Chamber of Commerce 216 Wooster St., Lodi 330-948-8047 Lou-Ray Associates, Inc. 1378 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-1999

Jud’s Best Discount Muffler & Brake 3275 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-4000

M-Line Inc 3005 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-225-8559

Hanson Services, Inc. 3303 Twain Cir., Brunswick 330-836-2020

Juliann R. DemandBalski DDS 1625 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-6151

Madd Chef’s 1091 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-5544

Harmony Preschool LTD 1600 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-273-3535

Justice & Company, Inc 2462 Pearl Rd., Medina 330-225-6000

HANDS Foundation 120 W. Washington St. Medina 330-273-4308

Maple Grove Farms Homeowners Association P.O. Box 1801, Medina 330-242-5519


Member Directory Mapleside Farms Melrose Grille 294 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-5577

Medina Municipal Court 135 N Elmwood Ave. Medina 330-723-3287 x226

Marks Construction Inc 5855 Center Rd., Valley City 330-273-3121

Medina Works / Goodwill 3721 Pearl, Medina 330-723-9675

Medina Co Economic Development Corp 144 N Broadway, Medina 330-722-9215

Mellion Orthodontics 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-1190

Medina County Board of DD 4691 Windfall Rd., Medina 330-225-0533 Medina County Career Center 1101 W Liberty St., Medina 866-896-6222 Medina County Commissioners 144 N. Broadway, Medina 330-722-9208 Medina County Community Fund 3637 Medina Rd., Medina 330-723-9039

Merrill Lynch 4018 Medina Rd., Medina 330-722-1300 Metlife 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-460-5678 Midpoint Campus Center 50 Pearl Rd.,Brunswick 330-225-0042 Mike Priebe Roofing & Home Imp. 4355 Hickory Ridge Brunswick 330-273-2700

Millennium Rehabilitation - Physical Therapy 2567 Center Rd., Hinckley Medina County Convention 330-558-0100 & Visitors Bureau 32 Public Square, Medina Mimi Vanderhaven’s 330-722-5502 Fabulous Buys 50 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-8610 Medina County District Library-Brunswick Branch 3649 Center Rd., Brunswick MT Business Technologies, Inc 330-273-4150 33588 Pin Oak Pkwy P.O. Box 297, Avon Lake Medina County Federal Credit Union 440-320-3654 1136 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-8237 netWorth Partners | Powers Training Medina County Health 342 Bettie Ln., Brunswick Department 440-263-7406 4800 Ledgewood Dr. Medina Next Day Signs & Graphics 15290 Pearl Rd., Strongsville 330-723-9688 440-238-0135 Medina County Home Builders Assoc NLCI Land Management 4081 N Jefferson St., Medina Company 1255 N. Carpenter Rd. 877-632-6422 P.O. Box 70, Brunswick Medina County 330-273-6218 Park District 6364 Deerview Ln., Medina Northcoast Awards Inc 419 Brambleside Dr. 330-722-9364 Brunswick Hills Medina County 330-220-5015 Port Authority 144 N Broadway, Medina O’Reilly Auto Parts 4143 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-722-9215 330-273-1802 Medina County Prosecutor 72 Public Square, Medina Ohio Department of Development 330-723-9536 419-347-1284 Medina County University Center Ohio Explosion All-Star 6300 Technology Dr. Cheer & Dance 1241 Industrial Pkwy Medina 330-721-2210 Brunswick 330-273-9420 Medina Creative Housing 1120 N. Huntington St. Ohio.net 37 East Marion St. Medina Doylestown 330-591-4434 330-658-8070 Medina Hospital 1000 East Washington St. Onsite Physical Rehab P.O. Box 18164, Cleveland Hts Medina 330-725-1000 216-956-9914

Outdoor Power World 3437 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-6700 Pacific Flooring 4086 Oxford Dr., Brunswick 440-376-4974 Papa John’s Pizza 4260 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-7575 Paul’s Roofing and Home Repairs 15378 Colebright Dr. Strongsville 440-238-5732 Pearlview Rehab and Wellness Center 4426 Homestead Dr. Brunswick 330-225-9121 Philpott Rubber Co 1010 Industrial Pkwy N P.O. Box 5101, Brunswick 330-225-3344 Pilot Signs & Designs, LLC 3045 Nationwide Pkwy Brunswick 216-577-6043

Quality Inn 1435 S. Carpenter Rd. Brunswick 330-273-1112

Remembered Expressions 10896 Bridle Path Columbia Station 440-236-6282

Scott’s Party Rental 27168 Capel Rd. Columbia Station 440-236-6316

Race Threads 6259 Pearl Rd, Parma Hts. 440-845-2750

Republic Powdered Metals, Inc. 2628 Pearl Rd., Medina 800-551-7081

Sell It Today On Ebay.com PO Box 875, Brunswick 330-460-5357

Raceway, Inc. 635 Park Ave. Moody, AL 912-655-2639 Raphael’s School of Beauty Culture, Inc. 1324 Youngstown Warren Rd., Niles 330-225-0195 Ray Fogg Building Methods Inc 981 Keynote Cir. Brooklyn Hts 216-351-7976 RE/Max Crossroads Properties 17149 South Park Ctr. Strongsville 216-215-1016

Pine Hills Golf Club 433 West 130th, Hinckley 330-225-4477

RE/MAX Omega Kevin Ball 1321 Industrial Pkwy. Ste 800, Brunswick 440-527-0199

Pinzone Financial Services Inc 15088 Scarlet Oak Tr. Strongsville 440-878-1863

Redwood Management 937 G Marks Rd. 617 Marks Rd Brunswick Hills 216-346-9505

RFD Beaufort Inc. 1420 Wolf Creek Trl. PO Box 359, Sharon Center 330-239-4331

Seville Chamber of Commerce 40 W. Main St. P.O. Box 471, Seville 330- 769-1522

Rito’s Bakery & Deli 1930 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-3103

Shale Creek Golf Club 5420 Wolff Rd., Medina 330-723-8774

Riverstone Taverne 6757 Center Rd. Valley City 330-483-9900

Sherwin-Williams 3642 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-1371

Robert H. Doty, DDS Associates 4313 Regal Ave., Brunswick 330-225-0105 Sales Team, Inc. 5176 Salton Dr., Brunswick 413-320-3472 Savory Sub Café & Pizzeria 3840 Center Rd. Brunswick 330-225-7575 Schade’s Auto Body 2000 Pearl Rd. Brunswick 330-273-6097

Siedlecki Insurance Agency 6050 Oaktree Blvd. Independence 330-304-7904 Snider & Associates Inc 10139 Royalton Rd N Royalton 800-888-2889 Solution Toolbox, LLC 1234 S. Cleve-Massilon Rd. Copley 800-875-7347 Southwest General Health Center 18697 Bagley Rd. Middleburg Hts 440-816-5050

Pistol Transport, Inc 1244 Industrial Pkwy N Brunswick 330-220-1420 Plain Dealer | Brunswick Sun | Cleveland.com 1801 Superior Ave. Cleveland 216-999-4997 PNC 1575 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3181 Precision Supply Company 2845 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-225-5530 Prism Powder Coatings LTD 2890 Carquest Dr, Brunswick 330-225-5626 Project:LEARN of Medina County 831 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-460-6404 Proximity Marketing Corp 2947 Interstate Pkwy Brunswick 330-220-6100 PSE Credit Union, Inc 12700 Prospect Rd, Strongsville 440-572-3830 Pulse 1828 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-220-3080 Quality Collision Center 1191 Pearl Rd, Brunswick 330-225-2200 2011-2012 Brunswick Area Magazine and Community Guide

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Member Directory Springboard Consulting LLC Steinke Vertal Langdon 1819 King Rd., Hinckley & Drum, Inc. 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-618-0801 330-225-3377 Spring Mist Farms 691 Pearl Rd., Brunswick Hills Studio 42 Music 1733 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3565 330-220-1599 St .Ambrose Catholic Church Subway 929 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 1319 North Carpenter 330-225-3116 Brunswick 330-273-4000 St. Mark Lutheran Church and School Tastefully Simple 1330 N. Carpenter Rd. 1536 Oak Tree Dr., Brunswick Brunswick 440-785-0450 330-225-4395 Tharo Systems Inc St. Patrick Episcopal Church 2866 Nationwide Pkwy 3611 Center Rd., Brunswick Brunswick 330-220-2777 330-273-4408

The Plant Church c/o Royal Redeemer 11680 Royalton Rd. North Royalton 440-237-7958

Stark & Knoll Co., LPA - Nada Faddoul 3475 Ridgewood Rd., Akron 330-376-3300

Third Federal Savings 3890 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-8855

State of Ohio State Treasurer of Ohio - Josh Mandel 615 W. Superior Ave. 12th Floor, Cleveland 614-915-2243 Stautzenberger College 8001 Katherine Blvd. Brecksville 440-838-1999

The Grille 1813 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3355 The Hoffman Group 5000 Foote Rd., Medina 330-723-3637 The Impact Group 581 Boston Mills Rd, Hudson 330-665-5024 The Pampered Chef 4162 Roanoke Dr. Brunswick 330-220-2644

The Post Newspapers 5164 Normandy Park Dr., Ste 100, Medina 330-721-7678 The Renaissance Group 4001 Keller Hanna, Brunswick 440-342-3232 The Reserves Network Inc 3917 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-2600 The UPS Store 3660 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-1473

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VSN Photography Inc 3374 Laurel Rd. Brunswick 330-225-8766

WGA Computer Service Center 55B Pearl Rd., Brunswick 440-499-5559

United States Postal Service 3955 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3115

Wadsworth Chamber of Commerce 125 West Boyer Wadsworth 330-336-6150

Wiant Jewelers 3511 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-273-1338

United Way of Medina County 2573 Medina Rd., Medina 330-725-3926 Unity Catholic Federal Credit Union 1500 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-8118 Utility Savings Corp. 10319 Forestview Dr. Strongsville 440-821-2601

Valley City Chamber of Commerce Township of Brunswick Hills P.O. Box 307, Valley City 1918 Pearl Rd, Brunswick Hills 330-483-1111 330-225-8300 Vet O Vitz 2786 Center Rd., Brunswick TPS Tire and Service 1640 Industrial Pkwy S. 330-225-9175 Brunswick Visiting Nurse 330-273-8770 Association of Ohio Transitional Living Centers 2500 East 22nd St. 6721 Grafton Rd, Valley City Cleveland 216-299-4950 330-273-5494

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Waite & Son Funeral Home 3300 Center Rd. Brunswick 330-225-1770 Walsh University 2783 Medina Rd. Medina 330-764-4861 Welcome Wagon 800-737-4859 x1871 Western Reserve Bank 4015 Medina Rd. Medina 330-764-1049 Westfield Bank Two Park Cir. Westfield Center 800-368-8930 Westfield Group One Park Cir. Westfield Center 330-887-6569

William C Lamb 721 S Court St., Medina 330-421-5829 Willowood Care Center 1186 Hadcock Rd. Brunswick 330-225-3156 Winking Lizard 3634 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-220-9944 Wolff Bros. Supply, Inc. 6078 Wolff Rd., Medina 330-725-3451 Young Professional Assoc. of Medina County 145 N. Court St. Medina Zeppe’s Pizzeria 1315.5 Pearl Rd. Brunswick 330-273-6400 Zietlow’s Installers PO Box 537, Brunswick 330-273-8310

BHS’ Hamley Selected as 2011 National Merit Scholarship Finalist

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ongratulations to Andy J. Hamley (aka A.J. Hamley), a BHS senior who was selected as a finalist in the 2011 Competition for National Merit Scholarships. Approximately 170,000 students enter the National Achievement Program each year. In late January, approximately 1,300 semifinalists (of the 170,000 students entered) qualify as finalists. Hamley’s many accomplishments include: President of BHS’ National Honor Society; HUDDLE group leader; award-winning member of the Jazz Band; youth basketball coach; and an active Lector and server at Church. AJ’s awards while at BHS include: American Legion Americanism and Government Award, AP Scholar, Academic Excellence and Student of the Month. He plans on pursuing a career as a Mechanical Engineer.


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General Info........................330-225-9144

Brunswick Police (non-emergency)...................330-225-9111

Accounts Payable................330-558-6820

Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce 3511 Center Rd. 330-225-8411 www.brunswickareachamber.org

Brunswick Hills Twp. Police (non-emergency)...................330-273-3722 Brunswick Fire Dept. (non-emergency)...................330-225-9111 Brunswick Hills Twp. Fire Dept. (non-emergency)...................330-225-2211 Medina County Sheriff (non-emergency)...................330-725-0028 State Highway Patrol (non-emergency) Medina Post..........................330-725-4921

Administrative Services......330-558-6860 Brunswick Transit Alternative (BTA)................330-273-5855 Building Department..........330-558-6830

City Council ........................330-558-6845

Brunswick Library...............330-273-4150

Midpoint Campus Center...330-225-0042

City Manager.......................330-558-6826

Brunswick Post Office...........................330-225-3115

Civil Service ........................330-558-6805 Community Development .....................330-558-6865 Mayor’s Court......................330-558-6870

Engineering ........................330-558-6880

Brunswick City Hall Contacts

Rec Center...........................330-273-8000

City Manager/Safety Director.... James Lukas

Refuse..................................330-558-6825

Finance Director........................ Todd Fischer

Service Dept........................330-558-6804

Service Director................ Patrick McNamara

Service Info Line ................330-558-6866

Information Technology.....330-558-6890 Law Department.................330-558-6885 Parks Department...............330-558-6840

Rec Center Info Line ..........330-273-8086

Income Tax...........................330-558-6815

Parks and Recreation Director....................................John Piepsny

Police Chief.............................Carl DeForest Fire Chief................................... James Baird Clerk of Courts.......................... Teresa Beno Manager, Economic Development................Tim Smith Manager, Administrative Services.................................Julie Murawski Manager, Information and Public Communication........... Jeffrey Neidert Consulting City Engineer...... Ryan Cummins

St. Mark Lutheran School...330-225-4395 Cuyahoga Community College............866-933-5182

Finance Department...........330-558-6810

Interim Chief Building Official.......................Cliff Calaway

St. Ambrose Catholic School....................330-225-2116

Brunswick Community Recreation Center...............330-273-8000

Brunswick City Hall 4095 Center Road 330-225-9144 www.brunswick.oh.us

Law Director......................... Kenneth Fisher

Medina County Career Center......................330-725-8461

Brunswick Area TV (BAT)....330-220-1726

Economic Development.....330-558-6875

City Government

Brunswick Hills Twp. Hall..............................330-225-8300

Private Schools, Career Centers & Colleges

Brunswick Elected Officials City Council At-Large.......... Ronald Falconi Timothy Gailey Patricia Hanek Ward 1.................................... Chuck Ricco Ward 2.................................... Vincent Carl Ward 3............................. Joseph Delsanter Ward 4.................................... Lisa Zamiska Clerk of Council . .................. Barbara Ortiz 330-558-6845 City Council meetings are held in the Council Chambers at Brunswick City Hall, 4095 Center Road on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 7:30pm. These meetings are televised LIVE on cable channel 20.

Brunswick City Schools

Health Care Facilities Brunswick Immediate Care Center..........................330-725-7882

Brunswick Schools Administrative Offices/ Board of Education 3643 Center Road 330-225-7731 www.brunswickschools.org

Cleveland Clinic Brunswick Family Health Ctr................330-225-8886

Applewood Elementary 3891 Applewood Dr..............330-273-0481

Southwest General’s Brunswick Health Center......................330-558-0150

Cleveland Clinic Strongsville..........................440-878-2500 Medina Hospital..................330-725-1000

Brunswick High School 3581 Center Rd.....................330-273-0495 Crestview Elementary 300 West 130th St................330-273-0482

Utilities Cable – Time Warner...........877-77CABLE

Edwards Middle School 1497 Pearl Rd........................330-273-0488

Electric - Ohio Edison..........800-633-4766

Hickory Ridge Elementary 4628 Hickory Ridge Dr...........330-273-0483

Telephone - Verizon............800-922-0204

Huntington Elementary 1931 Huntington Cir..............330-273-0484

Gas - Columbia Gas.............800-344-4077

Telephone - Frontier Communications.................800-483-4000 NOPEC..................................888-848-7914

Kidder Elementary 3650 Grafton Rd...................330-273-0485

Water - City of Cleveland....216-664-3130

Memorial Elementary 3845 Magnolia Dr..................330-273-0486

Brunswick Houses of Worship

Towslee Elementary 3555 Center Rd.....................330-273-0487 Visintainer Middle School 1459 Pearl Rd........................330-273-0402 Willetts Middle School 1045 Hadcock Rd..................330-273-0489

Apostolic Christian Church 5241 Center Rd.....................330-225-6831 Apostolic Church of Brunswick 4430 Kingsbury Rd. Bennett’s Corners Community United Methodist Church 47 W. 130th St......................330-225-5623

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POINTS OF INTEREST Applewood E.S....................................... C-5 Boston Knolls Park................................. D-1 Bridgeport Park.......................................E-1 Brunswick H.S........................................ D-3 Brunswick Hills Golf Course................... A-4 Brunswick Hills Police.............................B-2 Brunswick Town Center.......................... D-4 City Hall...................................................C-3 Crestview E.S..........................................E-1 Cross Creek Park....................................C-3 Eastlawn Memory Gardens.....................E-1 Edwards M.S...........................................C-4 Fire Station..............................................B-3 Fire Station..............................................D-2 Heritage Farm......................................... B-4 Hickory Ridge E.S...................................B-3 Hopkins Park...........................................C-4 Huntington Circle Park............................D-5 Huntington E.S........................................D-5 James Park.............................................D-2 Kidder E.S...............................................D-2 Library.....................................................D-3 Memorial E.S...........................................C-1 Mooney Park...........................................D-5 Neura Park.............................................. B-3 North Park...............................................D-1 Oak Tree..................................................C-4 Pepper- wood Park.................................B-2 Plum Creek Park.....................................D-6 Princess Ledges Nature Preserve...........B-1 Pumpkin Ridge Park................................E-2 Recreation Center................................... D-3 Rolling Hills Park.....................................C-2 Shenendoah Park................................... C-3 South Park/ Heritage Farm .....................B-4 Towslee E.S.............................................D-3 Venus Park..............................................C-1 Visintainer M.S........................................C-4 Water Tower Park....................................C-3 Willetts M.S.............................................D-3 Willow Lake Park.....................................A-6

Abington Ct ...................... D1 Acacia Dr .......................... D4 Acorn Cir ......................... C4 Alcott Ln ........................... E5 Alda Pkwy ........................ E1 Aldersyde Cir .................... B2 Alderwood Oval ................ D4 Alesia Kae Dr .................... C2 Alice Ave ........................... C3 Almas Ct ........................... C2 Alpine Hill Ct ..................... C2 Amber Dr .......................... B2 Ambrose Dr ...................... C2 Amesbury Ln ................... D3 Amherst Ln ...................... C2 Anderson Dr .................... C4 Andover Cir....................... D2 Andrea Dr ........................ C4 Angela Ln ......................... C2 Apple Hill Ct...................... D3 Applewood Dr................... D5 Arlington Dr ..................... C5 Arthur Dr ........................... D4 Ascot Dr............................ D4 Ashlawn Dr ....................... C1 Ashleigh Dr ...................... E1 Aspen Lake Dr ................. B4 Aspen Oval ....................... B3 Aster Pl ............................ D1 Augusta Ave (10) .............. B4 Autumn Ln ....................... C1 Autumnwood Ln ............... A3 Auvergne Oval .................. D3 Avenbury Ln ..................... B5 Avian Ct ............................ D3 Aynsley Way ..................... D1 Bankside Dr ..................... E2 Barbara Dr ........................ C4 Barra Dr ........................... D2 Barrow Dr ......................... A3 Basswood Oval ................ B3 Baythorn Way ................... B4 Baywood Dr ..................... B2 Beacon St ........................ E2 Beaumont Dr ................... D2 Bedrock Ct ....................... B2 Benjamin Dr ..................... E3 Bennington Blvd ............... C1 Berkeley Ln....................... D1 Berkshire Dr ...................... D5 Berwick Dr ........................ D4 Bettie Ln .......................... E1 Beverly Hills Dr ................ C1 Bingham Ln ...................... A3 Blackberry Cir ................... B2 Blossom Ct ...................... C1 Blue Ridge Dr .................. C3 Blueberry Hill Dr ............... B3 Bobwhite Ln .................... D5 Bonniebrook Ln ................ A2 Boston Rd....................C1–E1 Boston Reserve Ln ........... A1 Boulder Way ..................... B2 Boxwood Dr ..................... B3 Boyer Dr ........................... D3 Brad Dr ............................. E1 Brambleside Dr................. A2 Bramblewood Dr ............. C3 Branch Oak Cir ................. D4 Branhill Trl ......................... E1 Brantley Ln ....................... C1 Briar Ln ............................ B3 Briarleigh Dr ..................... E1 Bridge Path ...................... D3 Bridge Pte Ln.................... A2 Bridgewater Ln ................. A2 Brigham Dr ....................... A3 Brightwood Ct ................. D2 Brintnall Dr ........................ C4 Bristol Ln ......................... E2 Brookstone Ct .................. B1 Bruce Dr .......................... C1 Brunswick Lake Pkwy ......... D4 Brushwood Cir.................. B3 Buckingham Dr ................. C2 Butternut Dr ...................... B3 Button Wood Ln ............... B3 Byron Dr ........................... C5 Cabernet Dr ...................... A2 Calverton Pl ...................... C1 Camden Ln ...................... E2 Canterbury Dr ................... C2 Cardwell Cove .................. E2 Carlisle Dr ......................... D4 Carolyn Dr ........................ D2 Carpenter Rd N. .............. D3 Carpenter Rd S. ............... E5 Carquest Dr ..................... E3 Carrie Ln ........................... D2 Castle Ct .......................... C1 Catherine Dr ..................... E4 Catherines Overlook Dr ........ B6 Cattail Cir.......................... B2 Cauldron Ct ...................... E2 Caxton Ln ......................... A3 Cedar Creek Way ............. C3 Center Rd.................... C4–D3 Cessna Ave....................... A1 Chablis Cir ........................ A2 Chargary Dr ...................... D2 Charles Dr ........................ C5 Charlotte Dr ...................... D2 Chelsea Dr ....................... D4 Cherokee Trl .................... C1 Cherry Ln .......................... B3 Cherryshire Dr .................. C5 Chersteron Ct ................... D1 Chestnut Ave .................... B2 Cheyney Ln....................... A1 Claremont Dr ................... D1 Claridge Oval .................... C2 Clay Ct .............................. D3 Claythorne Pl .................... C1 Clearbrooke Dr ................ D4 Clearwater Dr .................. D1 Clemson Dr ...................... C4 Cleveland St ..................... B4 Cliffwood Ln ..................... B2 Clover Dr ......................... D3 Cohasset Dr...................... E2 Cole Rd ............................ D4 Colonial Heights Dr .......... B3 Colony Pkwy..................... E1 Concord Dr ...................... D3 Congressional Ave ........... B4 Constitution Dr ................. E3 Coolidge St....................... B4 Cory Ct ............................. C2

Cottonwood Ln ................ B3 Country Way ..................... A3 Courtland Oval ................. C1 Coventry Dr ..................... D5 Crabapple Dr .................... B3 Cranlyn Ct......................... C2 Creekside Blvd ................. A2 Crestway Oval .................. C1 Crooked River Dr (4) ......... B4 Cross Creek Dr ................ C3 Cross St ............................ D4 Crystal Ct.......................... D1 Currant Ct ......................... D2 Cypress Dr........................ B3 Cypress Point Dr (5) ......... B4 Daisy Ct ............................ D3 Dannley Dr ........................ C4 Dartmouth Ln ................... C4 Delaware Dr ..................... C1 Dennis Ln.......................... C3 Denton Cir ........................ A3 Derbyshire Dr.................... D5 Devonshire Dr .................. D4 Diamond Ct ...................... B2 Diana Dr............................ C4 Dogwood Dr ..................... B2 Doral Dr (3) ....................... B4 Dorchester Dr ................... D4 Dorothy Dr ........................ D2 Dresden Park Dr ............... C2 Duke Ct............................. C3 Duxbury Ln ....................... D1 East Arbor Ln.................... A2 East Dr ............................. C2 Eastwood Dr .................... C4 Edgar Ln .......................... E2 Edge Pk Ln ....................... A2 Edgebrooke Dr ................ D4 Edward Dr......................... C1 Eisenhower Dr ................. D4 El Camino Blvd ................ D4 El Dorado Blvd ................ D4 Elder Cir ............................ B2 Eliza Ct ............................. E2 Elm Ave............................. B1 Elm St ............................... B1 Elmer Dr ........................... E2 Emerald Ln ....................... B2 Essex Dr ........................... D5 Ethan Ct............................ E1 Etta Blvd ........................... C5 Excellence Dr ................... D3 Falmouth Ct ...................... D1 Faulkner Blvd ................... D5 Fernwood Dr .................... C5 Fieldstone Ct .................... B2 Fillmore Dr ....................... D4 Fireside Dr ....................... D3 Flagstone Cir .................... B2 Forest Grove Dr ................ B1 Forestland Ct .................... A2 Foskett Rd ....................... C6 Fox Dr ............................... E4 Foxborough Dr ................ E1 Foxhave Dr ....................... A6 Foxwood Ter ..................... D4 Francena Ct ...................... E2 Francis Blvd ..................... D2 Frost Cir ............................ E5 Gallo Dr............................. D2 Ganyard Ave ..................... C3 Garfield Ave ...................... B4 Gary Blvd .......................... C3 Gaylann Dr........................ C5 George Dr ......................... C5 Gladys Dr.......................... E1 Glenbrook Dr .................... B4 Glencairn Ln ..................... A2 Glenmont Dr ..................... C5 Glenna Ln ......................... E1 Gloria Ave ........................ B4 Gloucester Cir ................. D2 Gottschee Ct .................... D3 Grafton Rd................... C2–E2 Grand Lake Dr ................. B4 Grand Oak Dr ................... C4 Greenfield Cir.................... E2 Greenwich Ln ................... E2 Gulfstream Ct ................... A1 Hadcock Rd...................C2–3 Hadley Ct.......................... C2 Hampton Ct ...................... D1 Hanover Dr ...................... D1 Harding St ........................ B4 Harris Cir .......................... D5 Harvard Dr ........................ C4 Hathaway Dr ..................... C5 Hawthorne Blvd ................ E5 Helen Ave ......................... A2 Henley Ct .......................... D4 Hickory Ridge Ave ........... B3 Highland Ave ................... B3 Hilltop Dr .......................... C1 Hobbits Way .................... C4 Holly Dr ............................ E4 Homestead Dr ................. B3 Hudak Dr ......................... D2 Huntington Cir ................. D5 Industrial Pkwy N. ............ E3 Industrial Pkwy S. ............ E4 Ingleton Dr ........................ A3 Innercircle Dr ................... B3 Interstate Pkwy ................ E3 Inverness Ave .................. B4 Ipswich Ct......................... E3 James Blvd ...................... D2 Jeanette St ...................... B2 Jefferson Ave .................... B4 Jerrold Blvd ..................... D2 Jester Ct ........................... C3 Joseph Pkwy .................... E1 Josephine Blvd ................ C5 Judita Dr .......................... C1 Judy Ln ............................ C2 Junior Pkwy ...................... E1 Juniper Ln......................... A2 Keller Hanna Dr ............... C3 Ken Ct............................... E1 Kenneth Dr ....................... C1 Kent Dr ............................. C3 Kenton Ln ......................... A3 Kimmich Dr ....................... B3 Kings Ct ............................ C3 Kingsbury Rd ................... B6 Kingston Dr....................... D5 Knight Ln .......................... C1 Krndia Ct .......................... D3 Lacosta Cir ...................... B4 Lake Forest Reserve Ln.... A2 Lake Meadow Ln .............. C3 Lakeview Dr ...................... C2 Lakewood Ave ................. D1 Landon Ln ........................ C2 Lares Ln ........................... E4

Laurel Rd..................... C4–E4 Ledgerock Cir .................. B2 Lennox Cir ....................... D1 Lexington Ln .................... D2 Lily Ct ............................... D3 Limerick Ln ....................... A5 Lincoln Ave ....................... B4 Linden Dr ......................... B2 Lochs Ln ........................... B5 Lockmoor Ln ................... B5 Lockwood Ln .................... A2 Locust Ln ......................... B2 Loma Ln ........................... D4 Lonetree Ct ....................... A3 Lowell Cir.......................... D5 Luray Ln............................ C3 Lydian Cir ......................... D3 Lyman Cir ........................ D1 Lynnbrook Ln.................... B2 Magnolia Dr .................C1–D1 Maiden Ct ......................... C3 Malvern Dr ........................ D1 Manchester Dr .................. D5 Manhattan Ave ................ C4 Manitoulin Pike ................. B3 Mapes Dr .......................... C4 Maple Blvd ....................... B2 Maplewood Ave................ E2 Marblehead Pt .................. A3 Marchmont Ct .................. C2 Marguerite Way ................ E2 Marie Dr ............................ C4 Marion Pkwy ..................... E1 Marks Rd....................... A3–6 Markwood Ct .................... A5 Marlee Ct .......................... B1 Marpat Ln ......................... D3 Mars Dr ............................ C1 Marsh Way ....................... B2 Mary Ellen Dr ................... C5 Mattie Ln........................... B1 Maxwell Blvd ................... C4 Mc Kinley Ave ................... B4 Meadowbrook Blvd ......... B3 Meadowland Dr ................ C4 Melbourne Dr ................... D1 Melrose Dr ........................ D2 Melville Cir ........................ D5 Memory Ln ...................... B2 Michael Dr ........................ E4 Middlebrook Cove ............ C3 Middlefield Trl ................... C3 Miller Dr ........................... C3 Miner Dr ........................... C3 Mohawk Trl ....................... C1 Molland Dr ........................ A3 Molly Dr ............................ C5 Monroe Dr ........................ E3 Montague Pl ..................... C2 Monte Vista Dr .................. D4 Monterey Cir .................... D4 Montgomery Dr ................ B2 Monticello Dr ................... C1 Morlee Dr .......................... C1 Morningview Ter ............... D1 Mueller Creek Blvd .......... D3 Muirfield Ave ..................... B4 Mulberry Ln ...................... B3 Mussel Shoals Dr (2)......... B4 Myrtle Ln .......................... C4 Nancy Cir .......................... E1 Nantucket Cove................ D2 Nathan Ct ......................... C4 Nationwide Pkwy .............. E3 Neura Pkwy ...................... A3 New Market Trl ................. C3 Newcastle Cove .............. B5 Newkirk Dr ........................ B4 Newport Cir ...................... A1 Nicklaus Cir (8) ................. B4 Nola Dr ............................ E2 Normandy Dr ................... D1 Northbridge Ct.................. D1 Nottingham Dr .................. D3 Oak Bark Cir ..................... C4 Oak Tree Dr ...................... C4 Oakhurst Dr ...................... A2 Oakleigh Dr ...................... E1 Old Eagle Dr .................... D3 Orchard Dr ........................ A2 Oxford Dr ......................... C4 Palmer Cir (13) .................. B4 Pamela Ln......................... A2 Park Dr.............................. D3 Parkland Oval ................... D1 Parkview Oval ................... C2 Patricia Dr ......................... B2 Paul Dr .............................. C5 Paxton Dr ......................... E2 Peacock Cir ...................... D5 Pearl Rd ......................B5–C1 Pebble Beach Ave (12) ......... B4 Pebble Creek Pass ........... B2 Pelham Way...................... C2 Pembroke Cove ............... D2 Penny’s Dr ....................... D2 Pepperwood Dr ............... B2 Perkins Cir ........................ D2 Persimmons Dr ................. B2 Pheasants Walk ............... D5 Pinecrest Dr ...................... E4 Pinewood Dr ..................... C5 Pinnacle Dr ....................... C1 Player Ct .......................... B4 Plymouth Ct ..................... D1 Polk Dr .............................. D4 Poplar Dr .......................... B2 Portsmouth Dr ................. E1 Potomac Dr ..................... D3 Princeton Dr ..................... C4 Ptarmigan Trl ................... D3 Quail Hollow Dr................. D5 Quarry Ln .......................... B5 Queens Ave ...................... C3 Quinebaug Ct ................... C2 Rachel Ave........................ C2 Randall Dr ......................... C1 Raymond Dr ..................... C5 Rebecca Ln ...................... A1 Red Clover Ln................... D2 Redstone Cir..................... E2 Redwood Dr ..................... B2 Regal Ave ......................... C3 Revere Ct.......................... D3 Ridgeview Dr ................... B3 Ritchie Dr ......................... D2 Rivershannon Dr ............... A2 Roanoke Dr ...................... C3 Robert Pkwy ..................... E1 Rockledge Ln ................... B2 Rocklyn Dr ........................ C5 Rolling Hills Dr ................. C2 Roosevelt Blvd ................. B4 Roscommon Dr ................ A5

Rose Dr ............................ C1 Rosethorne Dr ................. E1 Rosewood Dr.................... C2 Roundtable Ct .................. C3 Roxanne Ln ...................... A1 Royal Oak Dr ................... C4 Ruby Ln ............................ B1 Rustic Ct ........................... A3 Ruth Dr ............................ D2 Sadie Ln ........................... D4 Salem Ln .......................... E2 Salton Dr........................... A3 Samuel Dr ........................ D5 Sandle Wood Dr .............. D4 Sandra Dr ........................ C2 Sandstone Way ............... B2 Sanford Dr ........................ D2 Sawgrass Ave (9) .............. B4 Saxon Ave ........................ C3 Scarborough Dr ................ D4 Seasons Pass Dr .............. A3 Sedgewick Ct ................... D1 Selma Ln........................... D4 Settlers Way ..................... C3 Shalbey Trl ........................ C5 Shaw Cir .......................... D5 Sheffield Ter ...................... D1 Shelby Ct .......................... B1 Shenandoah Pkwy ........... C3 Sherbrooke Oval............... C1 Sheri Dr ............................ C1 Sherwood Dr .................... C2 Shinnecock Path (1) ......... B4 Shovee Ct ......................... D3 Siesta Oval ...................... D4 Simons Dr ........................ D2 Sir John Dr........................ D3 Skyview Dr ....................... C1 Sleepy Hollow Rd ............ C5 South Dr .......................... C2 Southbridge Blvd ............. E2 Southwyck Blvd................ B4 Spencer Ln ....................... D2 Spring Hill Ct .................... D3 Spruce Pte Ln................... A2 Spyglass Hill Dr (6) ........... B4 St James Dr ...................... C5 St. Andrews Cir (11).......... B4 Stag Thicket Ln ................ A3 Stanford Dr ....................... C4 Starview Dr ...................... C1 Stearns St ........................ B3 Sterling Station Dr ........... C5 Stone Creek Dr ................ B2 Stone Manor Cir ............... C4 Stonehurst Dr ................... A2 Stoney Brook Oval ........... A2 Stoneybrook Dr ............... B4 Sturbridge Ln.................... D1 Sub Station Rd .............A3–5 Sudbury Ln ....................... E2 Suffolk Ln ......................... E1 Sugarbush Cir................... A2 Sugarmaple Ln ................. B3 Sunflower Dr ..................... C1 Sunrise Oval ..................... B5 Surrey Dr ......................... C1 Taft Dr ............................... E4 Taylor Ct ........................... C2 Teakwood Ln ................... B3 Terrington Dr ..................... A3 Theora Dr.......................... E2 Thornberry Ln .................. B2 Thorpe Cir ........................ D5 Timberlake Trl ................... B2 Timberway Dr ................... B2 Topaz Ln ........................... B1 Town Center Blvd ............. D4 Trailview Ct ....................... D2 Trenton Trl ......................... C2 Trevino Cir......................... B4 Troon Ave ......................... B4 Truman Dr ........................ E4 Tudor Ave ......................... C3 Tulip Ct ............................. D3 Turnbridge Ct ................... C3 Twain Cir .......................... D5 Tyler Dr ............................ D4 Uxbridge Dr ...................... E2 Valley Forge Dr ................. D3 Van Buren Dr ................... D4 Varm Land Ct.................... D3 Venus Dr ........................... C1 Vicky Dr ............................ B2 Victoria Lake Cir ............... A2 Villacasa Ct ....................... D4 Vincent Dr ........................ D5 Vineyard Dr ...................... C1 Wakerly Cir ....................... A3 Walden Ln......................... A3 Walnut Ridge Ave ............ B3 Walters Dr ......................... D3 Warren Dr ......................... D3 Warren Dr ......................... D3 Washington Ave................ B4 Water Pte Ln ..................... A2 Weathervane Ln ............... D1 Wellsley Pl ....................... D1 Wembley Dr ...................... B5 West 130th St ................E3–5 West Chase Dr.................. A3 West Dr ............................ C2 Westchester Dr ...........C1–D1 Western Dr ....................... E3 Western Reserve Dr ......... C4 Westminister Dr ............... C2 Westway Dr ..................... E4 Westwood Ave.................. D2 Whetstone Cir................... A2 White Plains Dr ................. A2 White Willow Ln ............... D2 Whiteoaks Dr ................... B3 Williams Dr........................ D2 Willow Grove Ln ............... C3 Willow St........................... B2 Wilson St .......................... B4 Wiltshire Dr ...................... D4 Winchester Ln................... E1 Windsor Dr........................ D5 Winged Foot Dr (7) ........... B4 Winsted Dr ....................... E2 Winward Ln....................... A2 Wirth Ave ......................... B3 Wolff Dr ............................. B3 Wood Hill Ct ..................... D3 Wood Park Ln .................. E3 Woodfield Ln .................... A3 Woodgate Ln .................... C3 Woodhollow Dr ................ C1 Woodstock Ln .................. D2 Woodward Ave ................. B3 Yale Dr .............................. C4 Yorkshire Dr ..................... D5 Zachary Trl ........................ B1

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Fr. Krizner of St. Collete with his dogs Lilly and Grace. Bethel Cleveland 197 N. Carpenter Rd..............440-243-9001 Bochasanwasi Shree Akshar 2915 Laurel Rd......................330-220-4020 Brunswick Christian Fellowship 1094 Hadcock Rd..................330-225-9580 Brunswick Church of God 5404 Center Rd.....................330-225-0650 Brunswick Church of the Nazarene 3965 Center Rd.....................330-225-6957 www.brunsnaz.org Brunswick Hills Christian Assembly of God 766 Substation Rd.................330-225-6592 Brunswick Reformed Church 3535 Grafton Rd...................330-225-5475 Brunswick United Church of Christ 4356 Center Rd.....................330-225-8813 Brunswick United Methodist Church 1395 Pearl Rd........................330-225-3179 Emmanuel Baptist Temple 329 N. Carpenter Rd..............330-225-6970 First Baptist Church 1226 Substation Rd...............330-225-4600 First Christian Church 3611 Center Rd.....................330-225-2998 Freedom Chapel Hickory Ridge Plaza................330-273-4033 Grace Baptist Church 3289 Laurel Rd......................330-225-4366 Harvest Time Assembly of God 1790 W. 130th St..................330-273-1815

The Catholic Community of St. Colette

330 W. 130th St., Brunswick

330-273-5500 auroraschoolofmusic.com www.stcolettechurch.com

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l Community Information Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 1600 Pearl Rd........................330-225-4148

House of Pearl Chinese Restaurant 3329 Center Rd.....................330-273-4220

Walt’s Pizza House 1421 Pearl Rd........................330-225-2020

Jehovah’s Witnesses 3906 Sleepy Hollow Rd..........330-225-4441

Jimmy’s Diner 1738 Pearl Rd........................330-273-9490

Zeppe’s Pizzeria 1315 Pearl Rd........................330-273-6400

Mt Pleasant United Methodist 2768 Laurel Rd......................330-225-5522

King Dragon 3668 Center Rd.....................330-220-8038

Polaris Christian Church 1480 Pearl Rd .......................330-220-2272

Madd Chef’s Bistro 1091 Pearl Rd........................330-225-5544

St Ambrose Catholic Church & School 929 Pearl Rd..........................330-225-3116

Manzo’s Sports and Spirits t 65 Pearl Rd............................330-273-2851

St Colette Catholic Church 330 W. 130th St....................330-273-5500

Melrose Grille at Mapleside Farms t 268 Pearl Rd..........................330-225-5577

St Emilian Byzantine Catholic 1231 Substation Rd...............330-225-9857

Muchos Buenos’s Mexican Grill 1420 Town Ctr.......................330-273-6294

St Patrick’s Episcopal Church 146 Marks Rd (church) 1661 Pearl Rd (office)............330-220-2777

Panini’s Sports Bar and Restaurant t 3520 Center Rd.....................330-460-6120

St Stephen’s Ukranian Orthodox Church 1905 Pearl Rd........................330-225-9479 St. Mark Lutheran Church & School 1330 N. Carpenter Rd............330-225-3110 Southwest Baptist Church Pastor Greg Davis 329 N. Carpenter Rd..............330-225-6970 www.southwestbaptist.org

Red Onion t 522 Pearl Rd..........................330-225-8482 Sidelines Sports Bar and Grille t 1165 Pearl Rd........................330-220-0888 Sub Hub 3706 Center Rd.....................330-220-1782 Quotes Bar and Grill 801 Pearl Rd..........................330-225-5400 The Grille t 1813 Pearl Rd........................330-225-3355

DINING Guide Restaurants t Indicates that Wi-Fi is available at this location Applebee’s t 1421 Town Center Blvd.........330-220-6189

Whiskey Run Saloon t 1149 Pearl Rd........................330-220-2727 Wingz Sports Grill t 1061 Pearl Rd........................330-220-9464 Winking Lizard t 3634 Center Rd.....................330-220-9944

Fast Food, Coffee Houses & Bakeries Arby’s 3521 Center Rd.....................330-273-7383 Burger King t 3276 Center Rd.....................330-273-3360 Burger King 2 t 14 Pearl Rd............................330-220-6770 Chipotle Mexican Grill t 3362 Center Rd.....................330-220-7278 Dairy Queen 1418 Pearl Rd........................330-273-2686 Donut Land 1321 Pearl Rd........................330-225-7912 Dunkin Donuts t 3868 Center Rd.....................330-220-3050 Kelly’s Café and Crepes t 1661 Pearl Rd........................330-225-9999 Kentucky Fried Chicken 1245 Pearl Rd........................330-225-6577 McDonalds t 3115 Center Rd.....................330-225-7771 McDonalds t 1725 Pearl Rd........................330-225-9941 Mr. Hero 1737 Pearl Rd........................330-225-4991 Old World Deli 1667 Pearl Rd........................330-273-3245

Arturo’s Bar and Grill 1480 Pearl Rd........................330-273-8400

Pizza

Bianca’s Italian Ristorante & Lounge 4284 Beverly Hills Dr..............330-225-0927

Attilio’s Pizzeria t 1733 Pearl Rd........................330-225-2828

Bob Evans t 3198 Center Rd.....................330-225-6166

Domino’s Pizza 805 Pearl Rd. ........................330-225-8882

Savory Sub Café & Pizzeria t 3840 Center Rd., Ste. B.........330-225-7575

Brunswick Family Restaurant t 1733 Pearl Rd........................330-273-2889

Fat Bob’s Pizza 1739 Pearl Rd........................330-273-5455

Sonic America’s Drive In 3280 Center Rd.....................330-273-6836

Buddy’s Bar and Grill 2126 Pearl Rd........................330-273-0980

Georgio’s Oven Fresh Pizza Co. 1329 N. Carpenter Rd............330-225-1212

Steak-N-Shake 3316 Center Rd.....................330-558-0308

Buehler’s The Oven Works & Pizza t 3688 Center Rd.......... 330-225-0202 ex. #5

Gionino’s Pizzeria 805 Pearl Rd..........................330-220-6166

Starbucks Coffee t 3362 Center Rd.....................330-220-4460

China King Chinese Restaurant 1120 Pearl Rd........................330-225-7911

Hungry Howie’s Pizza 1832 Pearl Rd........................330-225-1616

Subway t 1319 N. Carpenter.................330-273-4000

Coppertop at Cherokee Hills t 5740 Center Rd.....................330-225-6122

Little Caesars 3666 Center Rd.....................330-220-8081

Subway 1799 Pearl Rd........................330-225-7980

Cozumel Mexican Restaurante t 625 Pearl Rd..........................330-220-3335

Marco’s Pizza 1142 Pearl Rd........................330-220-7550

Subway 5321 Center Rd.....................330-225-1675

Famous Gyro George 1050 Pearl Rd........................330-225-2700

Master Pizza 3817 Center Rd.....................330-225-1666

Taco Bell 3250 Center Rd.....................330-273-2297

Fedora’s Pub 1091A Pearl Rd.....................330-225-4006

Papa John’s Pizza 4260 Center Rd.....................330-220-7575

Wendy’s 3309 Center Rd.....................330-225-3979

Food King Chinese t 1733 Pearl Rd........................330-558-0688

Pizza Hut 2992 Center Rd.....................330-225-4800

Giant Eagle – The Kitchen 3440 Center Rd.....................330-225-0616

Pizza Marcello 67 Pearl Rd............................330-225-1211

Happy Hippo Eatery & Watering Hole 63 Pearl Rd. ..........................330-225-3668

Romeo’s Pizza 1663 Pearl Rd........................330-558-0058

Heimatland Restaurant 3511 Center Rd.....................330-220-8671

Santo’s Pizza & More 5331 Center Rd.....................330-225-2070

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Rito’s Bakery & Deli 1930 Pearl Rd........................330-220-3103

Banquet Facilities Coppertop at Cherokee Hills t 5740 Center Rd.....................330-225-6122 Melrose Grille at Mapleside Farms t 268 Pearl Rd..........................330-225-5577


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Advertiser Index

Accountant

Dentist-Pediatric

Physical Therapy

Senior Services

Steinke, Vertal Langdon & Drum www.svldcpa.com.................................. p 6

Arlene Coloma DDS MS..................... p 13

Millennium Rehabilitation www.m-rehab.org................................ p 21

Life Care Center of Medina www.lcca.com...................................... p 22

Physician

Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

Advertising Specialties Inflatable Images www.inflatableimages.com.................... p 7

Chamber of Commerce Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce www.brunswickareachamber.org.......... p 31

Dermatology Trillium Creek www.trilliumcreekohio.com.................. p 11

Hair Salon & Spa Services Esbi International www.esbiintlsalon.com.................p 16 & 17

Home Care Childcare Kidstown...................................... p 15, 18 www.kidstownbrunswick.com

Homewatch Caregivers www.homewatchcaregivers.com.... p 15, 21

Digestive Disease Consultants www.mygidocs.com......................... p 1, 24

Real Estate Barbara Wilson-Howard Hanna www.barbarawilson.com...................... p 28

St. Ambrose Catholic Church www.saintambrose.us.......................... p 32 St. Colette Parish www.stcolettechurch.com.................... p 36

Colleges & Universities Cuyahoga Community College www.tri-c.edu............................ p 3. 14, 20 Midpoint Campus Center www.midpointcampus.com............ p 14, 19

Dentists

Willowood Care Center www.willowoodcare.com............... p 15, 26

Tax Services

Restaurant/ Banquet Center

H & R Block........................................... p 6

Melrose Grille/Mapleside Farms mapleside.com.......Inside Front Cover, p 10

Veterinarian

Hospital/Medical Facilities Churches

Pearlview Rehab & Wellness Center www.pearlviewcarecenter.com....... p 14, 26

Akron Children’s Hospital www.akronchildrens.org....................... p 23 Cleveland Clinic www.clevelandclinic.org/fhc..... p 13, 24, 25

Screenprinting/Embroidery Bullseye Activewear www.bullseyeactivewear.com............... p 28

Animal and Avian Medical Center animalandavianmedicalcenters.com...... p 27

Southwest General Health Center www.swgeneral.com............ 21, Back Cover

Insurance Homestead Insurance Agency www.homesteadins.com................ p 14, 27

Orthodontist Mellion Orthodontics www.mellionortho.com........................ p 12

Charles Pfister DDS, MS www.pfisterorthodontics.com................. p 9 Hendricks Family Dentistry www.hendricksdenistry.com................. p 37

Photographer Beverly David Photography www.beverlydavidphoto.com............... p 15 2011-2012 Brunswick Area Magazine and Community Guide

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