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Welcome to the 2011 Solon Magazine On behalf of the City of Solon, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2011-12 edition of the Solon Magazine. We thank Image Builders Marketing for their continued fine work in producing this publication. As Mayor of the City I know you will find how this unique magazine captures the spirit of Solon. It will serve as an excellent guide for important contact information on city services, local organizations, and businesses throughout our town. This complimentary magazine emphasizes the best we have to offer, including interesting profiles on some of the people who help make Solon the wonderful community it is! The ingredients for success are a result of many areas of the City. Our schools continue to rank #1 in the State of Ohio with a high level of academic achievement and outstanding extra-curricular programs. Families are attracted to Solon because of the wide range of housing opportunities and beautiful neighborhoods. Our well-maintained and conveniently located industrial, commercial and retail properties make our city a hub of business activity. The cooperative efforts of the City, Solon Schools, Solon Chamber of Commerce and other civic organizations assist in making Solon one of the most desirable communities for families and businesses in Northeast Ohio. My administration is committed to providing Solon citizens with an environment where they may safely raise their families or confidently locate their business. Solon strives to be a city of excellence in every aspect of life. Â I express my thanks to the generous local businesses whose sponsorships make this resource possible and encourage you to support them when you shop or are in need of services. Photos, (top to bottom): Solon Recreation Center; The Solon Police and Recreation Department staff show children basic bike skills at the annual Solon Bike Rodeo; Violinists from the Solon Philharmonic Orchestra perform at the Solon Center for the Arts.

Â I look forward to seeing you around town. Sincerely,

Mayor Susan A. Drucker City of Solon

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This is an Image Builders Marketing Inc.™ Trademark Publication produced for the City of Solon. City of Solon Susan A. Drucker, Mayor 34200 Bainbridge Road Solon, Ohio 44139 440-248-1155 Copyright ©2011, All Rights Reserved. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. 9780 Beechwood Drive North Royalton, Ohio 44133 440-346-4482 www.ImageBuildersMarketing.us Additional copies are available at the City of Solon, or view the book online at www.solonohio.org To advertise in the next edition, call: 440-346-4482. Publisher Bernice P. Kaldy Editor Laura Lakner Business Manager Mary Dodge Art Director/Project Manager Tammy Spear Lead Graphic Designer Judy Beveridge Contributing Designers Kelly Coniglio, Laura Kaldy, Alesa Upholzer Production Coordinator Brenda Hale-Gloskey

Contents 1 Welcome to Solon 4 Community Overview 7 Business Spotlight: L’Oreal USA 8 Chamber of Commerce 11 Education 13 The Faces of Solon 17 Health & Wellness

23 Senior Living 25 Homes & Real Estate 26 Parks & Recreation 27 Dining Guide 28 Important Phone Numbers 30 Solon Area Map 33 Advertiser Index

COVER PHOTO - THE FACES OF SOLON, See special section starting on page 13. First Row, (seated, left to right): Michele Sues, Howard Hanna; Candy Gargus, General Manager of Independence Village; Janet Harst, Executive Director of Stratford Commons; Jo Perko, Executive Director of Anna Maria At Home. Second Row: Alyson Sahl, Howard Hanna; Joan Wenk, President & CEO of Creative Playrooms; Susan A. Drucker, Mayor of Solon; Dr. Monique Cohn, Advanced Dermatology; Veena Bhupali, Howard Hanna; Jim Leib, Videographer, the City of Solon; Justin Bachman, Solon Tolerance Fair. Third Row: Christopher Viland, Chief of Police, the City of Solon; Dr. Philip Bomeli, Solon Orthodontics; Hal Becker, President of Solon Chamber of Commerce; Jean-Philippe Wavelet, Plant Manager of L’Oreal; Joe Regano, Superintendent of Solon Schools; William Shaw, Fire Chief, the City of Solon. Photo Location: L’Oreal USA. Photography: Courtesy of Andrew Jordan, Andrew Jordan Photography. Photo, this page: An ambitious resident attempts the Climbing Rock Wall at the Solon Recreation Center. Photography: LPV Productions.

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Account Executives/Community Consultants Scott F.W. Hughes, Janine Mazzi Scott Zelesnik Information Technology Consultant David J. Kaldy Map City of Solon Photography Andrew Jordan Photography Webmaster Martin Medina Image Builders Marketing, Inc. would like to extend a special thank you to all of the business organizations and individuals who took an active and enthusiastic role in the Solon Magazine, especially our advertisers who provide the financial support to make this a successful community project. We hope that you enjoy the informative features contained in this publication and will keep it as a reference guide for community and advertiser information. Copyright © 2011 Image Builders Marketing, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced by any means without the written permission of the publisher. Advertisements and listings in this publication are provided as a public service. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. is not responsible for errors or omissions, and inclusion does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. supports long term environmental sustainability and is committed to protecting and preserving the environment by using recycled paper and vegetable based inks whenever possible. w w w. solo n oh i o . com

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Community Overview

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Time to Get Growing in Solon PHOTO: DIANE ALEXANDER PHOTOGRAPHY

By Peggy Weil Dorfman

Get Growing in Solon is a trio of new business assis-

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tance programs offered by the City of Solon. With an emphasis on small businesses, some of the programs are available to businesses of all sizes, both existing and new to Solon. Under the Get Started in Solon program, new businesses with 1-20 employees receive a welcome to Solon gift to get them off to a good start â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a voucher for $200 worth of office supplies. Solon-based Integrated Business Supplies, a fullservice provider of office supplies, computers and computer

supplies, is partnering with the City to provide this benefit. The City and Solon Chamber of Commerce teamed up to create Get Savings, a program for businesses that are new to Solon and existing businesses that relocate or expand within Solon. Upon receiving a certificate of occupancy from the City, businesses also receive an enrollment form that may be returned to the Chamber for special discounts on business services and products provided by Chamber members. Businesses may take advantage of these special discounts from a list of more than thirty vendors for four months, whether or not they are Chamber members. Rounding out the Get Growing in Solon offerings is Get Connected, which provides voice and data communications consulting services for prospective and existing businesses, as well as property owners with available space, that need assistance analyzing their telecommunications needs and options for service. Commtrol, a voice and data advocacy firm, meets with clients to evaluate their needs and provides

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AROUND TOWN: Solon City Hall (top); the Etched Metal Company (left) took part in the Get Growing in Solon program. w w w. solo n oh i o . O R G

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The Kindrich-McHugh Steinbauer Funeral Home is located in the heart of Solon, in the Historic Business District.

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current and objective information on major and alternative vendors for any or all of the following: local and long distance phone service, integrated voice and data service, Internet/data connectivity (DSL, cable, T1, wireless, Ethernet over copper), web and e-mail hosting, voice/data/video communications equipment, and premise wiring. In its first year, Get Connected assisted five businesses. Inspired by services often associated with business incubators, Get Growing in Solon seeks to assist new and existing Solon businesses without incurring the overhead expenses of operating an incubator. Input from small businesses was helpful in creating the programs. For more information, please contact Peggy Weil Dorfman, Economic Development Manager at 440-337-1313 or e-mail pweil@solonohio.org.

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Community Overview

Solon Police Department’s New “Commander” The mission of the Solon Police Department

is to achieve excellence in service, protection, and enforcement and to preserve the peace of the community through dedication to professionalism, integrity, proficiency and education. Christopher Paul Viland, the newly appointed Solon Police Chief, is going to do his best to achieve this mission and more. Chief Viland has been with the Solon Police Department since 1987, where he started as a Police Officer, moving through the ranks of Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Detective Lieutenant and finally, the top position of Police Chief. Chief Viland also informed Chief Christopher Viland us that he formerly served as head of the Cuyahoga County Mortgage Fraud Task Force. Graduating third in his class, Summa Cum Laude, the Chief received his J.D. (law degree) from Cleveland Marshall College of Law in 2004. Chief Viland told us recently, “We will be working to re-connect with both residents and businesses in Solon to provide high level quality-of-life services and maintain the high standards that people have come to expect from the City of Solon. We have sent out letters of introduction to over 800 businesses in the City and received a tremendous response.

CARRYING THE TORCH: Solon Police Officers run during the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Muscular Dystrophy at Solon Home Days.

Over the next year, we envision rolling out programs in crime prevention, community service boards and citizen academies to pair with residents and organizations to provide the most effective services possible.” The Police Department is also working internally by restructuring their command staff, conducting studies to establish appropriate resource deployment both by time and geography, and monitor service provision of all of their employees. He states “It is an exciting time for us because there are a number of young, newly appointed or promoted department members with great energy and many ideas that we will be considering.” Chief Viland has been a resident of Solon since 1989 and is married with four children. You can contact Chief Viland at the Solon Police Department, 33000 Solon Road, 440-337-1474 or email him at cviland@solonohio.org

K-9 Stryker K-9 Stryker

is a German Shepherd imported from Europe and specially trained in Narcotics Detection and Patrol areas of obedience, agility, tracking, article search, area/building search, and Officer Troyer and Stryker love to visit children handler protection. K-9 Stryker at school and read to them. and his handler, Officer Matt Troyer, completed their training in the fall of 2010. Stryker loves to play ball and meet new people, especially children. Stryker and Officer Troyer work as a team keeping Solon safe and drug free. K-9 Stryker’s personal message...“School is cool.”

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Business Spotlight

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Beauty is in the Eye of Solon The City of Solon

can be proud to be home of one of the world’s largest and most progressive beauty products manufacturing facilities. L’Oreal USA’s Professional Products Division facility on Carter Street manufactures over 130 million units per year of some of the most admired brands in the industry including Matrix, Redken, L’Oreal Paris Garnier Fructis, and Kiehl’s Since 1951, among many others. This area employer has not only continued to be robust during varying economic conditions but has invested heavily in its facility, in its equipment and in environmental goals which inits people and is poised to take clude a 50% reduction in waste on the challenges and growth generation, energy and water expected in the coming decade. consumption from the 2005 The vision of the facility is “To baseline. Recently, one of the Be The Choice for Beauty Prodpilot TPM teams made significant uct Manufacturing Worldwide.” progress in doing just that. A diTo achieve this vision, L’Oreal is verse group representing several implementing Total Performance functions and all levels of the Management or “TPM.” TPM organization,worked to reduce focuses on teamwork and teachL’Oreal Goes Green: A line operator presents waste reducwaste on a single packaging line. es very specific and well-defined tion initiatives to the CEO, CFO and Technical Director of Over a twelve-week period, this methods to improve operational L’Oreal North America during a visit to the plant in March. team increased capacity by over performance. The goal is to 20% and decreased wasted product from the line by 58,000 lbs. reach a state where shop floor employees are completely per year. According to new plant manager, Jean-Philippe Waveautonomous in continuously identifying “losses” and applying let, “This is just the beginning of the extraordinary results this TPM methods to resolve them. team will deliver in the years to come.” A key area of focus for this program is in helping L’Oreal We are all excited to be a part of this improvement initiative. Solon to achieve the company’s visionary and aggressive 2015

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Experience China in 2011 with the Chamber of Commerce The Solon Chamber of Commerce

will host a memorable journey to China for its members and the community from October 18-26, 2011. Cost for the 9-day trip is $2,099 for Chamber members and $2,199 for non-members. The trip is a cost-effective opportunity to visit China’s leading cities and experience their centuries old customs and history while witnessing first-hand their rapidly changing economy and expanding role in the global marketplace. For those who wish, business meetings can be arranged with Chinese counterparts or to learn about international trade opportunities. The trip includes all international airfare (free transportation

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from Solon to JFK also available), 4- and 5-Star hotels, three meals a day, all in-country transportation, English speaking tour guides, full day of tours every day, plus all entry fees and taxes. Attendees will be required to secure their own passports. Additional fees include: $425 single room supplement, China Travel Visa (Chamber will secure for $155), and a $25 per person tip that covers all transportation, hotels and restaurants. A non-refundable deposit of $200 is required. Final payments are due by July 28, 2011. The itinerary includes many of China’s famous sights in four cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou. Highlights of the trip include Tian An Men Square, Temple of Heaven and the Forbidden City with a total of 9,999 rooms; Summer Palace; Longevity Hill; Seventeen Arch Bridge; Marble Boat; The Great Wall of China; Ming Tombs; Lingering Garden; Tiger Hill; Hanshan Temple; National Embroidery Factory; Lingyin Temple; cruise on West Lake; Yu Garden; the Bund; Pudong economic development zone and the famous Shanghai Market. Also included will be visits to pearl, jade, rug, silk and cloisonné factories plus a tea plantation. The Chamber is partnering with Citslinc that has been providing chamber trips to China for many years. Nancy Traum, President/CEO of the Solon Chamber, went on the trip in October, 2010 and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. “This was the trip of a lifetime. I can’t believe how many amazing sights we saw. The Chinese people were so gracious and our tour guides took care of us the entire trip from giving shopping advice to sharing stories about their country.” For more information or to request registration forms please call the Solon Chamber of Commerce at 440-248-5080.

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Serving in the

Line of Fire Solon Fire Rescue serves approximately 24,000 citizens,

covering 20.6 square miles as well as serving the 2.7 square miles of the neighboring village of Glenwillow. The City has Mutual Aid available from all Cuyahoga County Fire Departments as well as neighboring departments in Geauga, Portage, and Summit counties. The Solon Fire Department was organized in 1924 as a volunteer department and has grown into a modern firefighting/ paramedic operation. The City offers a high level of safety to its citizens by providing a career fire department operating from three modern fire stations equipped with the highest quality fire equipment. Station #1 is located at 5595 Harper Rd., Station #2 at 6320 SOM Center Rd., and Station #3 at 7401 SOM Center Road. The Fire Administration and Fire Prevention Bureau offices are located in Station 1. Forty-two firefighters are led by a Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, three Battalion Chiefs and thirteen Lieutenants. The Fire Department also employs a fulltime secretary. The minimum staffing Fire Chief William Shaw each day is thirteen personnel. The strategically placed stations and staffing allow firefighters to control most fires in their infancy before major damage can occur. The majority of the staff are also State of Ohio certified paramedics delivering Advanced Life Support level of care to the ill and injured. Perhaps the strongest quality of the fire service is the ability to define problems and invent workable solutions for those problems. Flexibility, adaptability and innovation have long been terms used to describe the fire service. Throughout the history of our department, the challenges faced have changed dramatically, yet one thing remains the same – the dedication of Solon Fire Rescue personnel to provide the highest level of service possible. 2 0 1 1 - 2 0 12 Solon Magazine

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Th Is A e Se lwa rvi ys ce On De Th pa e M rt ove men

The Solon Service Department is located at 6600 Cochran Road and employs over 70 individuals and houses the majority of the City’s fleet. The department is made up of six divisions and has one director and six managers overseeing its daily operations. In recent years, the Solon Service Department has begun a campaign to educate the public on the benefits of recycling, taking care of our environment and watersheds and the care and maintenance of our trees and greenery. An annual Earth Day Celebration is held where a community-wide document shred is offered as well as showing off our “Go Green” house, teaching people proper drainage methods. The department also participates at Home Days, educating the community on all of its Earth Day Celebration

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SERVICE DEPARTMENT Thomas G. Bandiera Director of City Services

services, features a rain garden and demonstrates ways how Douglas Holub Admin. Division Manager residents can build their own. An annual open house of the Ronald Hradesky department has been instituted, Fleet Division Manager giving residents the opportunity Mark Hawley to once again shred personal Night Shift Division Manager documents but also to see our William Drsek operation first hand. This year, Sewer Division Manager the department will begin to Michael Gelardi offer tree care and maintenance Solid Waste Division Manager workshops with the hopes of Joseph Markiewicz expanding the curriculum in the Streets Division Manager future. In addition to this, the Service Department gives away over 10,000 tree seedlings and hosts a tree bagging night where area scouts, high school students and senior citizens volunteer their time to help with this cause. It is the feeling of the service department that paying attention to these issues now will keep Solon a viable, desirable community to live in today and always. More information on Service Department programming can be obtained by calling 440-248-5834 or visiting the city’s website at solonohio.org. The Solon Service Department is always available in emergency situations with its skilled work force. They are on hand for snow and ice removal, severe storms, leaf collection or any other issue that Solon and its residents may face. w w w. solo n oh i o . O R G

Education

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Why Quality Families Choose to Live in Solon Take a look inside the Solon

Schools and you will see the promise and accomplishments of Solon students. This achievement is a key reason why so many people choose to live in Solon and send their children to the Solon Schools. There is a collective expectation for our students – and each year it seems the students in this community rise to meet those academic challenges with increasingly higher levels of achievement. This year, Solon students earned the number one ranking from the state of Ohio’s Department of Education with a performance index score of 110.5, the highest score ever recorded. This measure is important, because it is a weighted measure of achievement over time. Such superior achievement levels do not happen by accident. They are planned and are a direct reflection of the district’s commitment to “every student, every day” and shared accountability by every stakeholder in the district to do whatever is necessary to meet students’ needs.

Solon teachers have worked hard to align our curriculum to the state’s rigorous academic content standards while simultaneously embracing and implementing research-based best teaching practices in their classrooms. As our staff has evolved into an effective professional learning community, we have seen a corresponding rise in student achievement. These results validated the staff’s efforts and demonstrated in practice what the research was telling us: Student achievement cannot occur in the absence of teaching learning. Equally important, our students excel outside the classroom as well. What truly makes our schools such an exemplary place to learn for students is the belief that the three A’s – Academics, Arts and Athletics – share emphasis in the district. The high achievement of our students in academics, arts and athletics is what draws families to Solon who share those values and commitment to excellence.

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HIGH ACHIEVEMENTS: Child-author sensation Gordon Korman (top photo) spent a day as an artistin-residence at Orchard Middle School; Solon senior Kyle Hammonds (middle) was a surprise guest reader in kindergarten at Arthur Road, (bottom) Solon High School’s show choir, Music in Motion, celebrates its Grand Championship this season.

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At the end of their tenure in the Solon Schools, our graduates have accomplished much more than just meet the minimum requirements for graduation. In their own ways, they distinguish themselves and leave their mark on the district academically, athletically, musically and through many other commitments to extra-curricular activities and to the community at-large. For example, the current class of 2011 embraced academic excellence. It counts among its members a record 21 National Merit Finalists, 15 National Merit Commended Scholars and one National Achievement Scholar. This group is aggressively pursuing further education at many of the nation’s most prestigious Solon High School s quartet, Fourever, won 4th place in the International Sweet colleges and universities. This year’s seniors provided Adeline Competition. leadership to the school’s academic teams, including the Future Problem Solvers, Academic Challenge, Speech and marching band and orchestra. The drama program dazzles the Debate, and Science Olympiad, Chess Team, Mock Trial and high school stage every year and delivered a show-stopper Model U.N., all of which performed well in regional, state and with the spring musical West Side Story. national tournaments. On the playing field, the Solon Comets excelled, with Our music programs are second to none – from the awardexciting seasons by all our athletic teams. winning Music In Motion show choir to the outstanding After showcasing their talents in competitions, many students were recognized in art, business and computer science, foreign language and writing, to name just a few. This is just a sampling of the collective achievements of Solon students. It represents the breadth and depth of accomplishment we know our students are capable of producing. Their potential was nurtured throughout their time in the schools through the strong partnership among the exemplary teaching staff, our dedicated families, our supportive community, and the students themselves. The sound foundation they received here has laid the groundwork for their bright futures. —Joe Regano, Superintendent

Solon Middle School, serving students in 7th and 8th grades, became the City’s fifth U.S. Blue Ribbon School this year

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The Faces of

Solon

The people featured in this section are some of Solon’s most talented

and interesting business owners and managers. They not only help to keep the local economy strong and solid, but they live among us as our neighbors and friends. You many know some of them personally; others by appearance, by name or maybe only by the look of their signs or storefronts. Here’s a chance to learn more about who they are and what makes them so successful in what they do in our community. They are the Faces of Solon.

First Row, (seated, left to right): Michele Sues, Howard Hanna; Candy Gargus, General Manager of Independence Village; Janet Harst, Executive Director of Stratford

Commons; Jo Perko, Executive Director of Anna Maria At Home. Second Row: Alyson Sahl, Howard Hanna; Joan Wenk, President & CEO of Creative Playrooms; Susan A. Drucker, Mayor of Solon; Dr. Monique Cohn, Advanced Dermatology; Veena Bhupali, Howard Hanna; Jim Leib, Videographer, the City of Solon; Justin Bachman, Solon Tolerance Fair. Third Row: Christopher Viland, Chief of Police, the City of Solon; Dr. Philip Bomeli, Solon Orthodontics; Hal Becker, President of Solon Chamber of Commerce; Jean-Philippe Wavelet, Plant Manager of L’Oreal; Joe Regano, Superintendent of Solon Schools; William Shaw, Fire Chief, the City of Solon. Photo Location: L’Oreal USA. Photography: Courtesy of Andrew Jordan, Andrew Jordan Photography. 2011-2012 Solon Magazine

Advanced Dermatology “CLINICALLY PROVEN TO WORK!”

ince 1993, board certified Dermatologist, Dr. Monique S. Cohn has provided medical services for all conditions of the skin, hair and nails. With expertise in adult and pediatric dermatology, Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery Center has become one of the most respected practices in the area. Dr. Cohn’s approach sets her apart. “I take a special interest in clearing problems quickly. With an accurate diagnosis and modern medicines, there is usually no reason to undergo prolonged treatments,” she says. Dr. Cohn is a recognized expert in the areas of cosmetic procedures for sun-damaged and aging skin. “I love providing Botox, Restylane and JuveDerm,” she adds. Another extremely popular procedure that is safe and effective is laser hair removal, which results in no more shaving, plucking or waxing. In addition, Dr. Cohn offers medical grade VibraDermabrasion, high percentage chemical peels and laser skin resurfacing. “We don’t do spa treatments. Our cosmetic procedures are clinically proven to work and provide real results,” she emphasizes. Dr. Monique S. Cohn Located at 8940 Darrow Road in Twinsburg www.YourGreatSkin.com 330-425-7600

Solon Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care NUTURES THE TOTAL CHILD

The mission of Solon Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care is to offer the highest quality learning environment for the successful development of the total child, in clean, modern and safe facilities. Programs balance individual experience with participation in small and large groups.

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Anna Maria At Home has developed trustworthy care teams that are thoroughly screened, trained, bonded, insured and supervised by a nurse. Care team members are required to complete educational trainings annually with emphasis on safety, dementia care, wellness activities, diseases and hospice. Their Quality Assurance Program ensures frequent supervision and nurse oversight. Caregivers are selected from our local community for their compassion, integrity and commitment to ensuring that clients maintain dignity and independence. Anna Maria At Home cares about your family!

Jo Perko, Executive Director

Howard Hanna “The SueS Team”

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he staff at Anna Maria At Home, including Executive Director, Jo Perko, has more than 50 years combined home care experience. They are committed to helping seniors remain independent with services such as: assistance and transport to appointments, meals, personal care, errands, household duties and more. At no charge, a nurse can perform an immediate on-site evaluation to help the family and client define their needs.

Call Anna Maria At Home today for more information at 440-519-0001 • www.annamariaofaurora.com

ver 43 years ago, while searching for daycare opportunities for her own children, Joan Wenk discovered a need for quality, nuturing child care options in the area. So she started her own, founding Creative Playrooms, Inc., to provide daycare for five children. Today, over 1,200 children attend six Creative Playrooms schools across Northeast Ohio, including the Solon Center, located at 32800 Solon Road.

Solon Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care serves children 6 weeks to 12 years, including before and after school care, summer camp, privatechartered kindergarten and more.

Anna Maria At Home EXPERTISE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

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ith over 20 years of combined experience, Michele Sues and Alyson Sahl, the effervescent motherdaughter real estate team, believe that you should love your home. Nobody knows Solon better than this dynamic duo, as 99% of their business is realized in the City of Solon. Both Michele and Alyson have raised their families here, been involved in PTA, Solon Center for the Arts and numerous community activities. Michele, a former operating room nurse at University Hospital states, “I can’t imagine living anywhere else, as Solon has it all.” After raising four daughters, all graduates of Solon High School, two are moving back to the City that has so much to offer its’ residents. In today’s challenging real estate market, Alyson and Michele work full-time to ensure that both their buyers and sellers are represented with excellence. When in need of real estate advice, “Don’t make a move without the Sues Team.” Alyson Sahl and Michele Sues, Howard Hanna Solon

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Dr. Philip D. Bomeli, Solon Orthodontics THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME

ong before Philip D. Bomeli, DDS, MS, began attending dental school in Columbus, Ohio, he knew he wanted to establish his orthodontics practice in Solon.

“Members of my family have lived in this community since 1906,” Dr. Bomeli says. His dream became a reality with the opening of Solon Orthodontics in July 2008. The practice accommodates orthodontic patients of all ages and features the latest advances and techniques. Examples include high-tech alloy wires that move teeth more efficiently and comfortably, clear ceramic braces to provide an aesthetic alternative to traditional metal braces, Invisalign® clear aligners that are almost invisible and all-digital x-ray imaging and photography for more accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Dr. Bomeli is a graduate of Orange High School and the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. He received his dental degree and orthodontic training at The Ohio State University and is a board-certified Orthodontic Specialist with the American

Board of Orthodontics, while also being an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists. Dr. Bomeli, an avid Cleveland sports fan and recreational fisherman, enjoys spending time with his wife, three young children, and dogs at their Solon home. He is also active in the community through participation and support for the Solon Chamber of Commerce, Solon Early Childhood PTA, Solon City Schools, Home Days and Recreation Department youth sports teams. Philip D. Bomeli, D.D.S., M.S.

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L’Oreal USA MANUFACTURING WORLDWIDE BEAUTY

ean-Philippe Wavelet, Plant Manager at L’Oreal USA’s manufacturing facility here in Solon expresses that “at L’Oreal, we believe everyone aspires to beauty. Our mission is to help men and women around the world realize that aspiration, and express their individual personalities to the fullest. This is what gives meaning and value to our business, and to the working lives of our employees.” JP’s desire for International travel brought him to L’Oreal in 1995 and business has taken him to Indonesia, China, France and the United States. He holds a Master of Engineering from France and an MBA from Case, here in Cleveland. His international family includes his Canadian wife of Chinese descent and a beautiful American son and daughter. Under JP’s leadership, the Solon manufacturing team works to make L’Oreal the choice for beauty products worldwide, keeping customers satisfied and engaging the company in global sustainability right here in Solon.

Independence Village of Aurora ENJOY LIFE TO THE FULLEST!

e realize you have many senior living community options to choose from, what sets Independence Village apart is that we offer many lifestyle choices and customized services in an atmosphere of the finest hospitality where everything is under one roof. Relax and enjoy time with friends. We’ll do all the work for you. We offer several levels of services to choose from, with the continuity of a professional, attentive staff to assist you throughout your day. We offer independent and assisted living full-size apartment homes, which create a better value over other retirement communities. We are pet friendly too! There are no hidden fees. See for yourself why so many of your friends and neighbors chose Independence Village, the right choice for you. Call today for a complimentary meal and tour.

Jean-Philippe Wavelet, Plant Manager

L’Oreal USA is located at 30701 Carter St. in Solon

Candy Gargus, General Manager

505 S. Chillicothe Rd., call 888-816-9200 or 330-562-1750, or visit www.seniorvillages.com Professionally managed by Senior Village Management

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STRATFORD COMMONS Nursing, Rehabilitation, Respite, Hospice and Assisted Living

anet Harst, Administrator of Stratford Commons – A Kindred Healthcare Company in Glenwillow, OH, holds an MBA, a BS in Gerontology and Long Term Care Administration and is also a nurse. Janet has been with Stratford Commons since November of 2008 and is responsible for overseeing the operations of the nursing and rehabilitation center and the assisted living service line. The word “kindred” has many meanings, including allied, similar and family. This name perfectly reflects the business and values of Kindred Healthcare. Ranked one of Fortune Magazine’s “Most Admired Healthcare Companies” in 2009, 2010 and 2011, Kindred’s mission is to promote healing, provide hope, preserve dignity and produce value for each patient, resident, family member, customer, employee and shareholder they serve. Kindred’s wide array of services enables patients and residents to receive the medical care they need, the restorative therapy they require, and the support they and their Janet Harst, Executive Director families deserve. Stratford Commons Nursing and Rehab Center & Assisted Living 7000 Cochran Road, Glenwillow • 440-914-0900 www.StratfordCommons.com

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Veena Bhupali HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES eena Bhupali believes trust and knowledge are essential in real estate. That’s why Veena has been so successful throughout her career that has spanned well over 25 years.

“I am not satisfied with just meeting my clients’ expectations - I always strive to surpass them. My passion is helping people fulfill their home buying or selling dreams. I have made real estate my profession and I devote all my attention and energy to your needs. My business is caring and diligence on behalf of my clients. My clients get my best service all the time - everytime.” It is not an exact science, but with her years of experience, Veena knows how to help her sellers and buyers get the most for their money. This might be the reason nearly 95% of her business is from referrals. “Helping buyers and sellers make informed decisions” is her motto.

Veena Bhupali, Howard Hanna Pepper Pike

To contact Realtor Veena Bhupali, call 216-831-7309 or email her at veenabhupali@howardhanna.com

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Health & Wellness

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Solon ER of St. Vincent Charity Medical Center is Your Community Source for Emergency Medicine By Robert Wilder, M.D. Medical Director, Solon ER

All the Comforts of Home

As the seasons change, there are inevitably “emergencies” that arise: sprains, broken bones, bug bites, cuts and other unexpected events that require a trip to the emergency room. When ice packs, elevation and Tylenol, or Benadryl are not enough to solve the problem, or if you find yourself needing a prescription, x-ray, or other test, remember the Solon ER of St. Vincent Charity Medical Center has a fully-equipped emergency department right in your community. We’ve changed names a few times over our 30 years, but we’ve always been your Solon ER. If that illness or injury turns out to be something more serious, we can make arrangements for admission to the hospital of your choice. The lab and x-ray facilities in our building also provide outpatient services that any doctor can order. From physical therapy, occupational therapy and occupational medicine, you’ll find a wide variety of medical services and physician offices, including orthopedics, neurosurgery and women’s health services. If you’ve never had occasion to need our services, stop by the next time you’re heading down Solon Road—we’re just across from the police station. Our building administrator, Betty Hickle, will be there to greet you and give you a tour. Or you can reach her at 216-937-3903 with any questions. The Solon ER is available 24/7 for emergencies and other medical services. Call 440-349-CARE.

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Health & Wellness

It’s Summer! Have Fun, But Be Safe Playing outside and getting fresh

air, sunshine and exercise are crucial to a child’s health. Luckily, summer is the easiest time to find healthy outdoor activities that are fun for the entire family, such as biking, hiking and canoeing. Keep in mind that young children may enjoy playing games, including Simon Says or Red Light/Green Light, while toddlers can improve their motor skills through jumping, skipping or walking. Whatever activity you choose, make sure it’s enjoyable. It might take time to find something for everyone, but the important thing is to be active and have fun. Kids should aim for an hour of heart-healthy daily activity, while toddlers need a half-hour.

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Anything to get the heart rate up is beneficial. Once you choose an activity, safety is the first priority. Match the protective equipment to the activity and make sure it fits and is properly fastened. Equipment, such as life jackets, pads, helmets and mouth guards, are the safest way to prevent an injury. And don’t forget the sunscreen. Discussing your child’s activities at your annual pediatric visit is an important step in managing their exercise. Your pediatrician can help find ways to safely increase activity levels; especially if there is concern your child may not be as active as they should be. Your pediatrician can also discuss important summertime safety tips. For additional details on safe, healthy activities or a list of local, board-certified pediatricians, contact Akron Children’s Hospital at 330-543-1000 or visit www.akronchildrens.org

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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 Solon. 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 34125 Solon Road Solon, OH 44139 440-349-0067 Our team of pediatric specialists in Solon includes: Dr. Daniel Fax, Dr. David Hornick, Dr. Michelle McMillan and certified pediatric nurse practitioner Joan Paskert.

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Health & Wellness

Cleveland Clinicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Expanded Services Close to You Clevelanders have always been fortunate to

have community hospitals and family health centers that are part of the Cleveland Clinic Health System. With convenient access to nationally ranked care, the hospitals and health centers offer a full breadth of medical services in convenient locations around Cleveland. And now, Cleveland Clinic is proud to announce that it has expanded its services and locations to make getting quality healthcare even more convenient.

Expanded Excellence at Hillcrest Hospital To enhance services on the East Side, Cleveland Clinic has recently completed renovations and state-of-the-art improvements to Hillcrest Hospital. The $163 million project includes the addition of the Jane and Lee Seidman Tower, which has 72 private rooms and houses the new Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This NICU indicates the highest level of birthing care, and is the only Level III Unit on Clevelandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s East Side. In addition to the Level III NICU, Hillcrest Hospital has doubled the size of the Emergency Department. Part of the

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trauma center at Hillcrest is a 24/7 surgery center, which includes 22 new state-of-the-art surgery suites. With these renovations and an increase in life-saving technologies, Hillcrest has expanded its high-level care on their new, easy-to-navigate campus.

Opening Summer 2011 - Twinsburg Family Health and Surgery Center A new healthcare facility is coming to Twinsburg. The 190,000 square foot family health and surgery center is scheduled to be completed in summer 2011. It will offer a 24-hour Emergency Department, as well as primary care services, and a full range of specialties from allergy to vascular surgery.

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Cleveland Clinic Family Health Centers and Hospitals. Your Connection to Leading Care.

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Twinsburg Family Health and Surgery Center Opening Summer 2011

Cleveland Clinic community hospitals and family health centers are conveniently located throughout Greater Cleveland, making it easy to access outstanding community physicians and leading care from wherever you live, work or play. Backed by the vast resources, technology and nationally recognized specialty care of Cleveland Clinic, we offer expert care your family can count on for check-ups and more serious conditions. For an appointment at one of our conveniently located Family Health Centers, call 1.888.MED.WELL (1.888.633.9355). To be quickly connected to a Cleveland Clinic Hospital in your community, call our Medline Physician Referral Service at 1.866.733.6363.

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Keeping Your Skin Healthy for Life By Dr. Monique S. Cohn, Advanced Dermatology

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the

United States. Each year over one million cases are diagnosed. The bad news is: skin cancer can be very dangerous and even deadly if left untreated. The good news is: if detected and treated early, skin cancer is almost always completely curable. There are many ways to minimize the risk of developing skin cancer. Using sunscreen during times of sun exposure and avoiding tanning beds are the best preventions. It is also extremely important to do regular skin self exams to detect new or changing growths. Warning signs of skin cancer include sores that are slow to heal, sudden changes of existing moles, new moles that develop after the age of 30, translucent growths with rolled edges, scaling pink or red growths, and dark streaks under the fingernails. Be sure and see a board certified dermatologist to evaluate any suspicious moles that exhibit any of these conditions.

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There is an ABCDE rule to remember for the symptoms of the most dangerous form of skin cancer called melanoma:

Asymmetry

Border Irregularity

Color Variability

Diameter

A – Asymmetry: One side is different than the other side B – Borders: The edges of the mole are irregular C – Color within the mole is uneven and may include brown, black, tan and clear areas D – Diameter: Greater than 6mm in size (the size of a pencil eraser) E – Evolving or changing growths

A complete professional skin exam will detect any cancerous or pre-cancerous growths. Most are easy and painless to remove. And that’s great news!

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Senior Living

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The City of Solon

Taking Care of Our Senior Residents

Department of Senior Services provides a wide array of services designed to enhance the lives of older adults age 60 and over. The Senior Center located at 35000 Portz Parkway serves as its nucleus. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on weekends and evenings for special events. Enrichment programming is scheduled on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis, with special events spread throughout the year. The Senior Center provides a full offering of exercise and wellness programs including cardio, weights, yoga and line dancing classes, as well as health screenings. Arts abound with both visual and performance options. Lifelong learning is a constant with

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speakers and discussions scheduled on a regular basis, covering a multitude of topics from health, finances, travel, literature, cooking, current events and beyond. Leisure activities such as trips to area attractions, cards, Bocce and Wii速 leagues, movie matinees, ballroom dances, bingo and many other events are also available. The Department of Senior Services has a social worker on staff to aid residents when they need assistance for themselves, a family member or neighbor. Support groups are available for those who may benefit from informational sharing with others in similar situations. Additional programming to assist seniors in the community include Meals on Wheels, seasonal yard cleanup, daily calls and more. Personal emergency response systems and snowplowing are available for those who qualify. Transportation is also available through the Senior Center. Advanced reservations are required for this service. Transportation within the City of Solon is free of charge and there is a charge for traveling outside of Solon. Please call the Senior Center at 440-349-6363 or visit us on the web at www.solonohio.org for further information or to schedule transportation reservations.

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Dream the American Dream ...in Solon put a high value on owning real estate. “The land is good. Be not hesitant to go, and to enter to possess the land.” – Judges 18:9, Old Testament. Very little has changed today. It is still the American dream to own a home. However, some people have become disillusioned with home ownership as a result of the challenging market that we have experienced over the last few years. But the market is stabilizing in Solon. The average sale price in 2009 was $288,499. The average sale price in 2010 was $301,755. Many buyers are choosing Solon to achieve their own dream. They are coming from all over the country, from nearby cities and from our own community. It’s not difficult to see why. We have a wide range of housing values. Currently there are 203 homes for sale in the city ranging from $59,000 to $1,995,000. Sellers have become well-educated in the value of preparing their homes for the market. The homes on the market now are in better condition than ever and are priced competitively. Interest rates continue to be historically low. Also, we have one of the highest rated school districts in the state as well as state-of-the-art facilities such as: the Solon Community Center; the Cuyahoga County Library Solon Branch; the Solon Police Station, fire stations, and excellent medical services; the Solon Center for the Arts in the historic Old City Hall; the Senior Center, and the list goes on. But we have more than that, we have great people.

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Long ago, very wise people

We are a community that places a high value on our differences, our similarities and the city that we live in. — For all of your real estate needs, call Michele Sues or Alyson Sahl at 440-823-6584; Howard Hanna Solon Office. See ad on inside front cover.

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Parks & Recreation

Play Time!

The mission of the Recreation Department is to provide

for the leisure needs of all the citizens of Solon. The department strives to enhance the quality of life in the city by offering active and passive recreation programs in a clean, safe and appealing environment to youth, teens, adults and senior citizens. These programs take place at Solon’s own Community Center, Solon Community Park, or on the campus of nearby schools. Each program is guided by competent and courteous staff members.

The Solon Community Park, located at 6679 SOM Center Road, has many different aspects of outdoor activities for residents to indulge in. The main attraction to the park is the ten widely spread baseball fields where daily games are played. To accommodate fans, we have a concession stand open during the hours of the games. Also available at the Community Park near the fields are two separate accessible playground areas that have a wide variety of features for children of all ages. The park also offers a large pavilion that can accommodate large crowds for a variety of events. The pavilion is available for reservation to Solon residents for almost any special occasion. Near the pavilion is the sand volleyball area with two separate courts for residents to use. Timberlake Park is a more remote area for people to gather under pavilions, play on the playgrounds, or in the wide open playing areas. The park is located off Root Road in Bainbridge. After entering the serene environment, there are two pavilions which oversee a large lake. The larger pavilion holds 100-200 people and the smaller pavilion holds 50-75 people. The lake is stocked and awaits your fishing skills with bluegill, bass, catfish and sunfish in the nearly four acres of water. Bring your fishing gear and enjoy the fantastic views. Timberlake Park is closed November 1 - April 1 annually.

For more information on the numerous programs offered, please visit www.solonohio.org or call the Recreation Department at 440-248-5747.

Before You Board Your Dog At some point, you will probably need to leave your

dog behind while you travel. Though it is not easy, you want to be sure your dog has a safe, comfortable place to stay while you are gone and gets plenty of exercise. Whether you’re considering boarding your dog or looking for dog day care, ask your friends and your vet who they recommend. Then, call several boarding kennels to learn more. Here are some questions dog owners commonly ask before making a boarding reservation for their dog. • Where will my dog stay? • How long will my dog be in a cage? • What can I bring for my dog? • How often will my dog be walked? • What will my dog eat? • Will my dog be allowed to interact with other dogs? • How much is this going to cost? • What happens if my dog becomes sick or injured? Stop by and take a tour of the facility you’re considering so that you can see the operation and view the boarded pups and attendants in action or, better yet, set up an interview day for your pup. The interview is a great way for the staff and your best friend to get to know each other prior to their stay. Now, Relax! You’ve done your research and your dog is in good hands. Enjoy your vacation! —Donna Novak, Camp Bow Wow, Bedford Heights Ohio

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Dining Guide Asian

Casual Dining

Akira Sushi & Hibachi

American Tavern & Eatery

6025 Kruse Dr. 440-349-6850

28020 Miles Rd. 440-349-3736

Hunan of Solon, Inc. 6050 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-248-8836

Imperial Wok 33825 Aurora Rd. 440-349-3833

Mandarin Express 34214 Aurora Rd. 440-248-9377

Pacific East 33003 Aurora Rd. 440-3498-3223

Shinano Sushi Bar & Japanese Cuisine 28500 Miles Road 440-498-1614

Annex Bar & Grill 36200 Pettibone Rd. 440-248-5725

Applebee’s Grill & Bar 6140 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-2226

Benny’s Grill 33587 Aurora Road 440-248-6500

Blue Canyon Kitchen & Tavern 8960 Wilcox Dr. 330-486-BLUE

Bob Evans 6100 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-4045

Imperial Wok Jim’s Open Kitchen

Macklin Event Centre

33779 Aurora Rd. 440-349-1678

6200 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-519-0265

Longhorn Steakhouse

Rusty Bucket Corner Tavern

6015 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-498-9553

6025 Kruse Dr. 440-248-2300

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Senorita Bonita’s 6000 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-498-1067

Fast Food/Fast Casual Arby’s, Inc.

Station 43

6375 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-2125

39910 Aurora Road 440-836-0043

Boston Market

Coffee Shops Caribou Coffee 6139 Kruse Dr. 440-248-4140

Dunkin Donuts 6353 SOM Center Rd. 440-349-3638

Deli Chicago Deli 34290 Aurora Rd. 440-248-8018

D & R Bagels 33651 Aurora Road 440-498-4555

34295 Aurora Rd. 440-498-0088

Burger King 34275 Aurora Rd. 440-248-4181

Chipotle Mexican Grill 33599 Aurora Rd. 440-542-0017

DiBella’s Old-Fashioned Submarines 30050 Aurora Rd. 440-248-4342

First Watch

Harvest Kitchen & Lounge

East Coast Original Frozen Custard

33730 Bainbridge Rd. 440-349-6520

33633 Aurora Rd. 440-914-0037

Honey Baked Ham

Mitchell’s Ice Cream

33493 Aurora Road 440-349-0600

6130 Kruse Dr. 440-542-0023

KFC/Taco Bell

Italian/Pizza

6030 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-519-3803

McDonald’s

33670 Aurora Rd. 440-248-2030

335670 Aurora Rd. 440-248-5604

Donatos Pizzeria

Mr. Chicken

6141 Kruse Dr. 440-914-1900

6382 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-1776

Gionino’s Pizzeria

Organic Energy Restaurant & Power Juice Café

6025 Kruse Drive

28500 Miles Rd. 440-349-1500

Grum’s Sub Shoppe

Panera Bread

28500 Miles Rd. 440-248-3232

Domino’s

6130 Kruse Dr. 440-914-0523

33637 Aurora Rd. 440-349-4600

Jim Alesci’s Place 33475 Station St. 440-498-0888

Jimmy Daddona’s Fine Italian Restaurant

Panini’s Bar & Grill

6200A Enterprise Pkwy. 440-248-2444

6150 Som Center Rd. 440-914-0052

Mama Jo’s Pizza

Penn Station East Coast Subs 33003 Aurora Rd. 440-287-2350

Quizno’s Classic Subs 33411 Aurora Rd. 440-498-4900

Solon Subway 34210 Aurora Rd. 440-349-4060

The Soup Pot 34376 Aurora Road 440-248-0996

Zoup! Fresh Soup Company

32975 Aurora Rd. 440-248-6753

Pizza Hut 34165 Aurora Rd. 440-349-3313

Pizza Pan of Solon 33700 Aurora Road 440-349-7777

Zeppe’s 34216 Aurora Rd. 440-248-8887

Specialty Markets Miles Farmers Market 28560 Miles Rd. 440-248-5222

30050 Aurora Road 440-349-0020

Mustard Seed Market & Café

Ice Cream

6025 Kruse Dr. 440-519-3663

Dairy Queen 34180 Aurora Rd. 440-248-5275

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Community Information

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Important Phone Numbers

Serving Your Community

EMERGENCY, DIAL 9-1-1

City buildings City Hall

P: 440.542.0400

34200 Bainbridge Rd. 440-248-1155 www.solonohio.org

www.solonhamptoninn.com

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Mayor Susan A. Drucker 440-349-6720

Animal Warden 440-248-2932

Building Department 440-349-6737

Recreation Department

Chamber of Commerce

35000 Portz Pkwy. 440-248-5747

440-248-5080

Clerk of Council

Senior Services

Clerk of Council Carol J. McConoughey 440-349-6740

33200 Baldwin Rd. 440-248-1350 www.stritaschool.com

Service Department

440-248-1600

440-248-5834

Grace L. Roxbury Elementary

440-349-6745

Finance Department 440-349-6300

Fire Department Fire Station 1 - Harper Rd. 440-349-6333 (Non-Emergency) Fire Station 2 - SOM Ctr. Rd. 440-248-6939 (Non-Emergency) Fire Station 3 - SOM Ctr. Rd. 440-337-1500 (Non-Emergency)

Human Resources 440-349-6300

Income Tax 440-349-6310

Library 34125 Portz Pkwy. 440-248-8777

Planning & Development 440-349-6327

Police Department

6315 SOM Center Rd. 440-337-1400 www.solonarts.org

Water Reclamation

440-349-6225

Ward 1

Arthur Road Elementary

Richard A. Bell 440-552-6800

440-349-6210

Ward 2

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Orchard Middle School

Church of the Resurrection Catholic Church Mass Schedule: Sat - 5:30pm and Sun - 9:00 & 11:00am 32001 Cannon Road, Solon 440-248-0980 www.churchofresurrection.org

Ward 3 Toni Richmond 440-349-0481

Ward 4 William D. Mooney 440-349-1893

Ward 5

Post Office

Ward 6

440-349-6730

440-349-2175

Solon City Council

Nancy Meany 440-248-1575

Public Works

Parkside Elementary Dorothy E. Lewis Elementary

440-248-2932 (Non-Emergency) 33533 Aurora Rd. 440-349-2365

440-349-6220

440-248-4895

Robert N. Pelunis 440-519-1717

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Board of Education

Economic Development

Solon Center for the Arts

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35000 Portz Pkwy. 440-349-6363

Engineering Department

Pre-School to Grade 8

City Schools

440-349-6740 440-349-6327

St. Rita Catholic School

Edward H. Kraus 440-498-3494

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Important Phone Numbers cont. Agape Word & Worship Center

Our Redeemer Lutheran Church

Attendance 440-349-7405 Office 440-349-3848

6704 Duneden Ave. 440-248-7667

7196 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-4066

Solon High School

Chabad Jewish Center of Solon

Parkside Church

Solon United Methodist Church

7100 Pettibone Rd. 440-543-1212

5540 SOM Center Rd. 440-498-9806

Pioneer Memorial Presbyterian Church

Utilities

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Solon Middle School

Attendance: 440-349-8037 Office: 440-349-6230

5570 Harper Rd. 440-498-9533

Private/Parochial Schools

Church of the Resurrection

St. Rita School

32001 Cannon Rd. 440-248-0980 See ad on page 29.

440-248-1350

Hawken School Administrative Services 440-423-2945 Lower & Middle School 440-423-2950

Houses of Worship Advent Lutheran Church 5525 Harper Rd. 440-248-6904

Congregration Kol Chadash 6545 SOM Center Road 440-263-5571 www.kolchadash.org

Solon Community UCC 339955 Sherbrook Park Dr. 440-248-4180

35100 Solon RD. 440-248-5260

Cleveland Water Department

St. John Byzantine Catholic Church

Columbia Gas

216-664-3130 1-800-344-4077

36125 Aurora Rd. 440-248-0417

Dominion East Ohio Gas

Gateway Church

St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church

First Energy

33800 Inwood Rd. 440-708-1199

27275 Aurora Rd. 440-248-4549

1-800-589-3101

Regional Sewer District

Oak River Church

St. Rita Church

216-881-6600

32100 Solon Rd. 440-248-1311

32820 Baldwin Rd. 440-248-1350 See ad on page 29.

Time Warner Cable

1-800-362-7557

877-772-2253

Teaching Tolerance Tolerance is more than a word. Tolerance, according to 13-year-old Justin Bachman, who has Tourette Syndrome, is an event. With help from his family and some very special friends, Justin set out to create the first annual Tolerance Fair which was held on March 13, 2011 at the Solon Recreation Center. His goal was to have 15 charitable organizations demonstrate how people could make a difference in their community by doing volunteer work. The real result? Justin convinced 48 organizations to participate. It was an event so popular and powerful that more than 1,000 people attended. The fair featured a very diverse group of charitable organizations that offered opportunities for people to learn about a very wide range of ways they could get involved. The fair also featured a number of advocacy groups. Those groups were there to show people who feel different for any reason how they could find support or people in similar situations. Attendees were very excited to learn and many visited multiple tables. Some were able to experience life in a wheelchair by navigating an obstacle course or participating in a game of wheelchair basketball. Many people at the fair described the

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FAIR PLAY: (above, left to right) Marc Elliot, Justin Bachman and Solon Mayor, Susan Drucker; (left) residents take their best shots at wheelchair basketball.

atmosphere as “electric.” The fair was capped off by an inspirational speech by international speaker, Marc Elliot. Marc discussed his way of living called “Live and Let Live.” He suggested that it is human nature for people to make assumptions about others; however, what is important is that people not take action on those assumptions. The bottom line, he indicated, is that you never really know what is going on with someone. People left the fair feeling highly upbeat and with the knowledge that it is perfectly fine to be different. Solon is and always will be a city of Tolerance.

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Advertiser Index

Solon Hampton Inn.......................p 29 www.solonhamptoninn.com

Childcare

Funeral Homes

Creative Playrooms Montessori & Childcare Centers.................p 12, 14 www.creativeplayrooms.com

Kindrich-McHugh Steinbauer Funeral Home..................................p 9 www.steinbauerfunerals.com

L’Oreal USA................................p 7, 15

Churches

Tabone-Komorowski Funeral Home................................p 29 www.KomorowskiFuneralHome.com

The Church of the Resurrection.......................p 29 www.churchofresurrection.org

City Government City of Solon....................................p 5 www.solonohio.org

Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery

Hospital/Medical Facility Akron Children’s Hospital.............p 19 www.akronchildrens.org/pediatrics Cleveland Clinic.............................p 21 www.clevelandclinic.org/fhc

Manufacturing

Medical Center

Orthodontist

Restaurant

Solon Orthodontics.................p 15, 18 www.solonorthodontics.com

Blue Canyon Kitchen & Tavern.....p 27 www.bluecanyonrestaurant.com

Payroll Service

Senior Care

Paytime............................................p 5 www.paytime.com

Anna Maria at Home..............p 14, 17 www.annamariaofaurora.com

Pet Services

Grande Village...............................p 24 www.sprengerhealthcare.com

Education

University Hospitals............Back Cover www.UHhospitals.org

Camp Bow Wow Bedford Hts. Dog Daycare & Boarding..............p 26 www.campbowwow.com/ bedfordheights

Hotel

Photography

Hilton Garden Inn.........................p 27 www.clevelandtwinsburg.hgi.com

Andrew Jordan Photography.......p 16 www.andrewjordanphotography.com

Clover Electric............Inside Back Cover www.cloverelectric.com

Howard Hanna - The Sues Team ......................... Inside Front Cover, p 14 www.michelesueshomes.com Howard Hanna Veena Bhupali.........................p 16, 28 www.veenabhupali.howardhanna.com

St. Vincent Charity Medical Center................................p 3 www.stvincentcharity.com

Electricians

The Gallmann Group.....................p 25 www.clevelandhomes.com

St. Vincent Charity Medical Center................................p 3 www.stvincentcharity.com

Advanced Dermatology......p 9, 14, 22 www.yourgreatskin.com

St. Rita Catholic School.................p 29 www.stritaschool.com

Real Estate

Homewood Suites.........................p 25 www.homewoodsuites.com

Independence Village.............p 15, 23 www.seniorvillages.com Solon Pointe at Emerald Ridge/ Embassy Healthcare......................p 20 www.embassyhealthcare.net Stratford Commons................p 16, 23 www.stratfordcommons.com

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