Solon Ohio Community Guide by Image Builders Marketing

Solon 2013-2014

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This is an Image Builders Marketing Inc.™ Trademark Publication. Copyright ©2013, 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 participating sponsors, or view the book online at www.solonmagazine.com To advertise in the next edition, call 440-346-4482 or email info@imagebuildersmarketing.us Publisher Bernice P. Kaldy Editor Laura Lakner Business Manager Mary Dodge Art Director/Project Manager Tammy Spear Lead Graphic Designer Judy Beveridge Contributing Designers Leigh Wolters, Jenna Bower Production Coordinator Jocelyn Georgiev Account Executives/Community Consultants Scott F.W. Hughes, Brenda Jumpa, Bernice Kaldy, Janine Mazzi, Pat Pell Contributing Writer Ken McEntee Chief Information Officer David J. Kaldy Map City of Solon Photography Andrew Jordan Photography Copyright ©2013 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 con stitute 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 vegetablebased inks whenever possible.

Image is Everything! In our 11th year of publishing over 85 community magazines, Image Builders is proud to present the 2013-2014 Solon Magazine. This fine city offers an exceptional education system, award-winning library, breathtaking parks and abundant recreational opportunities for all generations. With amenities such as the nearby Metroparks and plentiful shopping and dining options, one can easily see why Solon is a premier town in which to live and do business. Fine neighborhoods featuring attractive and affordable homes and, with many special events hosted by the City and local civic organizations, there is always something exciting going on! Image Builders Marketing would like to extend a special thank you to all of the business organizations and individuals who take 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 Bernice Kaldy information. Publisher

Contents 2 City Overview

5 Business Spotlight 6 Education 9 The Faces of Solon 12 Health & Wellness

16 Senior Living 18 Homes & Real Estate 20 Community Information 22 Solon Street Map 24 Dining Guide 25 Advertiser Index On the Cover: The Faces of Solon - First Row (seated left to right): Dan and Amy Schuman, Howard Hanna; Michele Sues and Alyson Sahl, Howard Hanna. Second Row: Quentin Battiest, Bird Technologies; Mark Johnson, Bird Technologies; Dr. Daniel Sullivan, Cleveland Clinic Solon Family Health Center; Joe Regano, Superintendent of Solon Schools; Steve Smylie, Smylie One Heating & Cooling; Dr. Monique Cohn, Advanced Dermatology; Veena Bhupali, Howard Hanna. Third Row: Dr. Philip Bomeli, Solon Orthodontics; Lane Edwards, Cuyahoga County Public Library, Solon Branch; Derrick Hoffman and Richard Gonzales, Ultimate Senior Living. Photo Location: Cuyahoga County Public Library’s Solon Branch. Photographer: Andrew Jordan, Andrew Jordan Photography. w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

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City Overview

Family Friendly and Growing By Ken McEntee

“If you want to expose your kids to everything, Solon has it all,” says Michele Sues, a real estate agent and owner of the Michele Sues Team at Howard Hanna’s local office. “We have arts and sports here. The schools are wonderful.

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If your child is scholastically talented or if your child struggles, there is something in our schools to enrich their experience. For most families, our excellent schools are the reason to move to Solon.” Sues is passionate about the City. “I’ve lived in Solon for a long time and I raised four children here,” she says. “I have invested emotionally and financially in the City.” Many others have done the same in the City of about 23,000 residents. That’s why Solon earned top placement last year among Businessweek.com’s seventh annual list of great small towns in which to raise kids. Businessweek evaluated more than 3,200 communities across America with populations ranging between 5,000 and 50,000 before selecting Solon Number 1. For good measure, Cleveland Magazine selected Solon as the No. 2 suburb in Northeast Ohio in its annual “Rating the Suburbs” feature. The accolades don’t surprise Councilman William D. Mooney. “We have great facilities for residents, like the Center for the Arts and our Community Center,” Mooney points out. “We’re very fortunate to have a tax base that allows us to provide

fantastic services and do a lot of things that other cities can’t do. We respond very well to any resident’s issues.” Mooney credits the City’s Economic Development program for much of the City’s success. Even during rough economic times, Solon continues to attract new businesses into its industrial park, while many existing businesses have expanded in the past year. Major additions over the last couple of years included the relocation of Techtron Systems Inc. and MRI Software LLC to the City. The top employers in Solon are Swagelok Co., with almost 2,700 employees and Nestlé Prepared Foods Co., with 1,900 employees. Nestlé is planning a new $50 million Research and Development Center. “The vacancy rate in our industrial area is less than 7 percent, which is way below the average for the country and for this area,” Mooney says. Sues says Solon’s diverse population and diverse housing stock also make the City attractive to residents. “We have homes listed from the low $60,000s all the way to $8 million,” she says. Sues adds that residents enjoy retail diversity as well.

Alyson Sahl and Michele Sues Howard Hanna Real Estate

The redevelopment of Solar Shopping Center into Solon Village has changed the face of retail in the City. More change is in store after Giant Eagle opens its massive new Market District supermarket

in the summer of 2013. “We have plenty of shopping opportunities available,” Sues says. “You never have to leave the City if you don’t want to.”

Efficient Service with a Smile The skilled work force of the Solon Service Department is divided into 6 divisions with one director, six managers and more than 70 employees. Located at 6600 Cochran Road, the department maintains city streets, cemeteries, sewers, storm water, and garbage and recycling collections, as well as houses the majority of the City’s fleet. They are available for snow and ice operations, severe storms, leaf collection or any other issue that Solon residents may face. The Service Department also educates the public on the benefits of recycling, taking care of the environment, watersheds and the care and maintenance of trees and greenery. The Department holds an annual Earth Day Celebration where a community-wide document shred is offered, the “Go Green” house is featured, and residents can learn about proper drainage methods. They also participate in Home Days, with a rain garden how-to program. An annual open house gives residents the opportunity to see operations firsthand. More information on the Service Department or it’s programming can be obtained by calling the department directly at 440-248-5834 or visiting them via the city’s website at www.solonohio.org w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

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Quality Safety Services Police Department The men and women of the Solon Police Department serve and protect a residential population of over 20,000 which inflates to 60,000 during the day, including those who commute to the city for work, recreation or commercial purposes, all in an area of approximately 20 square miles. Under the direction of the Mayor as Safety Director and the Chief of Police, Christopher Paul Viland, the Department strives to serve the community in various and interdependent roles including crime prevention, investigation, public relations and incident planning and management.

Fire Department

The men and women of the Solon Fire Department are committed to providing skilled responses to any type of emergency. The department is proactive in its approach to the prevention of injuries, loss of lives, and loss of property. Through continuous training, efficient and effective operations, advanced equipment, and a commitment to their mission, the Department is prepared to meet the changing needs of

the city by providing quality prevention practices and emergency services.

Emergency Medical Services Solon Fire Rescue has a reputation as a premier provider of emergency medical services and is well established in the EMS community. Currently, 60 staff members provide advanced life support services in the field including, but not limited to, 12lead cardiac monitoring, continuous positive airway pressure or CPAP administration, pulse oximetry monitoring, and drug administration. In the early days, Solon’s paramedics utilized four cardiac drugs and a single page of standing medical orders. Today, the expanded drug administration list includes 25 different lifesaving medications and medical standing orders are contained in a 77-page document.

Communications The Solon community is fortunate to have highly-trained, professional dispatch personnel answering calls for emergency services at the City’s Telecommunications Center. They are responsible for dispatching police, fire and EMS in the City of Solon as well as dispatching calls for the Glenwillow Police Department. For more information on safety services in the City of Solon, go to the City’s website at www.solonohio.org.

Ohio Savings Bank Offers Customers “Peace of Mind” A division of New York Community Bank (NYCB) with 28 branches in northern Ohio, Ohio Savings Bank has been serving customers in the Buckeye State for more than 120 years. Since joining the NYCB Family of Banks, we’ve added “peace of mind” to our product menu. As one of the nation’s oldest banks — and also one of its soundest — New York Community Bank has a history of strength and stability that serves our local customers well. For more information about Ohio Savings Bank and all that we have to offer, please call us toll-free at 800-696-2222 or visit us at www.ohiosavingsbank.com. 4

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Business Spotlight

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Bird Technologies Celebrates 70 Years of Helping Others Be Heard Loud and Clear Innovative Global Supplier of RF Communications Products adds Longevity to List of Accomplishments As a pioneer & leader in radio frequency (RF) communications dating back to the ‘40s, Bird Technologies is excited to be at the forefront of yet another remarkable and enviable accomplishment: the celebration of its 70th year in business. Founded in 1942 by J. Raymond Bird, the Bird Technologies’ name is synonymous with innovation in RF communications. With nearly 50 patents under its wings and installations in over 130 countries around the globe, Bird has continued to innovate its radio frequency products, systems, services, and educational solutions. From the historic Model J. Raymond Bird, Founder 43 Thruline Directional Wattmeter, which put Bird on the RF communications map in the early 50s, to its inventive new 7020 Series Power Sensor, the Bird name stands for RF performance and expertise. “We’ve always believed in developing and producing reliable RF communications products that stand the test of time. It’s built into every Bird product from product design through our vertically integrated manufacturing and test

facilities and our accredited calibration lab. It lives up to what Mr. Bird envisioned when he first started the company,” reminisces Bird President and CEO, Mark Johnson. In many markets, Bird’s 43 Wattmeter still remains the standard against which all other wattmeters are measured. And, with its latest acquisition of X-COM Systems, Bird continues to look forward in its pursuit of offering the very finest RF measurement and management solutions. In fact, the products and services offered by Bird have continued to expand over the past 70 years to meet the challenges of today’s complex communications systems. In addition to its wattmeters and power sensors, Bird’s full line of RF products include analyzers, antennas, combining systems, duplexers and triplexers, power monitors, signal boosters, tower top amplifiers and receivers, multi-couplers, and a host of RF accessories. Bird rounds out its product and service offering through its acquisition of X-COM Systems and TX RX in 2010 and 1995, respectively.

Celebrating 50 Years at Bird Technologies: Congratulations to Quentin Battiest! Born and raised in Oklahoma, he moved to Ohio after high school and graduated from Griswold Institute in Cleveland as an Industrial Electronic Technician. His impressive career began on September 7, 1962. Well done, Mr. Battiest!

The Industry Standard in RF Communications Reliablity

Bird Electronic, TX RX Systems, X-COM Systems 30303 Aurora Rd, Solon, Ohio 44139 w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

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Education

Academic Success Doesn’t Happen by Chance in Solon Throughout the Solon Schools,

three words are having a powerful impact on student learning and achievement: Today’s learning target. Research shows that just like adults, children are more motivated and task-oriented if they understand what is expected of them. This is why Science Olympiad State Champions! SHS and SMS teams pictured above at the OSU State Tournament on April 27, 2013. Solon teachers explicitly share the learning target or goal for the day before each lesson begins. It may sound Walking through the halls of the district’s seven schools, it is simple, but it represents a significant paradigm shift to a shared apparent that the classrooms are vibrant learning environments focus on accountability and ensuring student understanding for infused with a culture of differentiated instruction and real-time every Solon student in each classroom assessment to measure students’ progress. With a laser focus on every day. learning, teachers provide a roadmap for the day’s concepts and

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expectations to their students at the beginning of class. Learning targets are posted on the board in each room. Teachers design opportunities embedded in the classroom instruction to collect real-time evidence aimed at determining if students are Joe Regano, actually learning. Superintendent of They analyze Solon Schools that data on the spot to make decisions about what they need to teach next and exactly what feedback each student needs to move his or her learning ahead to the next level. The Solon Schools’ district mission is rooted in the commitment and belief that all students can and will learn. Resources of time and commitment are expended to put in place the structure necessary to ensure all students attain the skills and knowledge they need to meet and exceed standards and achieve their full potential. In Professional Learning Communities across grade levels and content areas, Solon teachers and

administrators engage in a carefully cultivated culture of collaborative planning and problem solving – all with an eye toward student achievement gains. Our teachers collaborate to analyze individual student assessment results and strategically plan and change their instructional practices. Using the collective expertise of their colleagues and the data as a guide, teachers are better able to ensure that all students, whether they are struggling, need more challenges or just need a little support to master the content or skill, will learn. Solon teachers are continually using formative assessment to refine the way they teach to impact learning for each student. They regularly check on student progress utilizing a variety of formative assessments and are finding marked success in using a student-response system that enables them to check for understanding and subsequently differentiate instruction based on that data in real-time. Teachers must be good classroom managers to expertly differentiate on the spot. But this is the expectation in every Solon classroom because it yields improved achievement results. Solon’s high ratings and rankings do not happen by chance. They are the result of a continuous commitment to quality improvement and doing whatever it takes for all students.

Solon Library Manager Returns! (L to R): Lane Edwards shakes hands with Howard Lichtman with his grandsons Eli and Andrew Whitman. Lane Edwards began his journey working at libraries at age 14. Since then, Lane has held a number of positions including Operations Manager, Head of Lending at Cleveland Public Library and Branch Manager. 2013 will mark Lane’s fifth year with the Cuyahoga County Public Library System where he has served as Manager of the Orange, Maple Heights and currently, the Solon Branch.

Solon Student Spotlight:

Andi Peng It’s good to have choices. And Solon High School senior Andi Peng had many of them as she narrowed down her options to select where she will attend college in the fall. Andi received acceptances to some of the nation’s most prestigious universities, including Yale, Stanford, Brown, Dartmouth and West Point and she has chosen to major in public policy at Yale... congrats to Andi! Andi’s achievements throughout her years in the Solon Schools helped secure the lofty list of acceptances. As a top student in the class of 2013, Andi is a National Merit Scholar Finalist and an AP Scholar. She is the recipient of several awards and honors, including the President’s Gold Level Volunteer Service Award. She participated in the 2012 National Conference on Volunteering and Service, the United Nations High Level Forum on the Culture of Peace and the U.S. Military Academy’s Summer Leaders Academy. Appointed by U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, Andi was one of 30 pages working in the Senate last summer. Andi is also an avid and involved volunteer, working for Stratford Commons Nursing Home organizing activities and leading current events discussions with the residents, as a head counselor at Orange Safety Town, and as a campaign worker for Sen. Brown’s re-election campaign and a fundraiser for the “Famine to Feast” program. In addition to her participation in Solon High School extra-curricular activities such as Future Problem Solvers, Mock Trial and Model United Nations, Andi plays the violin and was a track and soccer athlete. w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

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Kent State University Regional Academic Center A student-friendly environment and a willingness to be innovative in its academic opportunities have made the Kent State University Regional Academic Center in Twinsburg a true gem in the region. Enrollment has grown from just over 250 students 6 years ago to a fall semester 2012 enrollment of 1,057. The Regional Academic Center’s location lends itself to meeting the employment needs of the area by providing an educated workforce for future economic growth. You can complete an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN), Computer Technology, Accounting Technology, or Business Management along with customized Associate of Science Degrees that move a student in the direction of pre-medicine, pre-pharmacy, pre-veterinarian, and predentistry. You may choose from Bachelor’s Degree options in Business Administration

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– Business Management, Bachelor of Integrative Studies, and Bachelor in Applied and Technical Studies. Academic advisors can help you formulate a sound educational and career plan based on your interests, abilities and academic classification. The Regional Academic Center offers you a reasonable tuition cost – which is about 40% lower than main campus tuition, free parking, and small class size – the average class size is 18 students. Should you choose to complete one of Kent’s 270 academic majors there are no issues with transferring course work because everything you take is Kent State course work. For more information about your opportunities at the Regional Academic Center, call 330-888-6400 to speak with an advisor or visit the website www.geauga.kent.edu/twinsburgcenter.

First Row, (seated left to right): Dan and Amy Schuman, Howard Hanna; Michele Sues and Alyson Sahl, Howard Hanna. Second Row: Quentin Battiest, Bird Technologies; Mark Johnson, Bird Technologies; Dr. Daniel Sullivan, Cleveland Clinic Solon Family Health Center; Joe Regano, Superintendent of Solon Schools; Steve Smylie, Smylie One Heating & Cooling; Dr. Monique Cohn, Advanced Dermatology; Veena Bhupali, Howard Hanna. Third Row: Dr. Philip Bomeli, Solon Orthodontics; Lane Edwards, Cuyahoga County Public Library, Solon Branch; Derrick Hoffman and Richard Gonzales, Ultimate Senior Living.

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Photo Location: Cuyahoga County Public Library’s Solon Branch. Photographer: Andrew Jordan, Andrew Jordan Photography.

SOLON NATIVE LIVES HIS DREAM OF BUILDING SOLON ORTHODONTICS

ong before Philip D. Bomeli, DDS, MS, began attending dental school in Columbus, 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. “My great-grandparents, grandparents and parents all grew up or spent the majority of their lives in Solon, and so have I. It was obvious to me that I would return to live and work here.” 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. Solon Orthodontics is located at 6370 SOM Center Road, Suite 101, Solon. Early morning, evening and Saturday appointments are available.

Dr. Bomeli is a graduate of Orange High School. He then graduated from the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana and received his dental degree and orthodontic training at The Ohio State University. He is an active member of the American Dental Association, Ohio Dental Association, Greater Cleveland Dental Society, the Cleveland Society of Orthodontists and the American Association of Orthodontists. Dr. Bomeli enjoys spending time with his wife, three young children, and dog at their Solon home. He also likes to travel, swim, fish, and is an avid Cleveland sports fan. Dr. Bomeli is active in the community through participation and support for the Solon Chamber of Commerce, Solon Early Childhood PTA, Home Days and Recreation Department. Philip D. Bomeli, D.D.S., M.S.

For Solon Orthodontics information and appointments, call 440-349-5885 or visit www.solonorthodontics.com w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

Advanced Dermatology “CLINICALLY PROVEN TO WORK!”

Howard Hanna - The Sues Team OVER 24 YEARS COMBINED EXPERIENCE

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.

ith over 24 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 the PTA, Solon Center for the Arts and numerous community activities.

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 Cohn

Located at 8940 Darrow Road in Twinsburg www.YourGreatSkin.com 330-425-7600

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, three have moved back to the city that has so much to offer it’s 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.

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Michele Sues & Alyson Sahl, Howard Hanna Solon

Howard Hanna • 6240 Som Center Rd., Ste. 100 440-823-6524 • www.michelesueshomes.com

Richard Gonzalez and Derrick Hoffman INVITE YOU TO EXPERIENCE THE “ULTIMATE” IN SENIOR LIVING

ith over 44 years of combined experience, Richard Gonzalez and Derrick Hoffman are the one-of-a-kind senior care duo that believes all seniors are special and only deserve the best.

No one knows senior care better than this dynamic duo. These experts in senior care have changed the lives of countless families and their loved ones all over the country - from New York to Florida to California, as well as here locally. Richard, who is originally from New York, was a private estate manager and traveled the country working for families and their loved ones. Derrick, originally from Beachwood, has been working privately for families in the area for over 12 years. Both of these senior care specialists felt there was a much-needed alternative to large institution-type facilities, and as a result, created Ultimate Senior Living. Ultimate Senior Living is an alternative to the large institution-type facilities already in existence for seniors in need of independent, assisted, or long-term care. Ultimate Senior Living has six senior

care homes located here in Solon. Richard and Derrick created Ultimate Senior Living for families who want or need a smaller, more personalized environment for their loved ones. The ratio of caregivers to patients in an Ultimate senior care home is unbeatable in the industry. Richard and Derrick understand the need for a better way of offering residency to seniors in a homelike environment. Richard and Derrick’s new and exceptional concept for senior care is one of the most loving, from the heart, and exciting creations sweeping the senior care industry.

Owners Derrick Hoffman and Richard Gonzalez

To learn more about Ultimate Senior Living, please give them a call at 440-248-0056 or visit them online at www.ultimateseniorliving.com 10

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Steven Smylie SMYLIE ONE

n 1957 William Smylie started his distinguished career with Smylie Bros. Inc, a pipe fitters firm that specialized in Heavy Industrial and Commercial Engineering projects. Since then the Smylie name has been one of the most trusted and recognizable names in Heating & Cooling in Northeast Ohio. Their slogan was “Service with a Smylie”. This slogan carries on today with his son Steven Smylie. Steven and his wife Shari have been part of the Solon community for over 30 years. Their children, Craig and daughter-in-law Vanessa, Ryan, and Jordan have all graduated from Solon HS. Although the kids are grown, you can still find Steven and Shari rooting for the Solon Comets football team every Friday night! For a personal touch, you can reach Steven on his cell at 216-7014258. For innovative solutions to all of your home or businesses comfort needs, Smylie One is the company to call.

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.

“As a professional realtor, I help my clients successfully navigate the process of purchasing or selling a home. I focus on what matters most - caring and diligent service to my clients. You will enjoy piece of mind knowing that your business is being handled with the attention that it deserves.” 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 that nearly 95% of her business comes from personal referrals. Veena will help you make informed decisions as you navigate the real estate process. Give her a call today.

Owner Steven Smylie

Veena Bhupali, Howard Hanna Pepper Pike

Contact Smylie One for your heating, cooling, plumbing or electrical needs at 440-449-4328 (HEAT) or go to www.smylieone.com

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

The Schuman Team HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Daniel M. Sullivan, MD CLEVELAND CLINIC SOLON FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

s a full-time husband and wife team, Amy and Dan Schuman give their clients the “power of two”. Each with specialized areas of expertise and different personalities, the Schumans offer a comprehensive real estate experience backed by knowledge, technology and personal hands-on service. Local is better. As long-time Solon residents, Amy and Dan are always “in the know”. Their familiarity with Solon neighborhoods and strong presence within the business and local community give their clients an edge. Specializing in luxury homes, relocation and home staging, the Schumans bring a sophisticated approach to buyers and sellers who demand the very best. “The Schuman Team sold our home quickly! They are great marketers and provided excellent service. The Schumans truly are experts in Solon.” T.W. – Solon, Ohio “Thank you Dan and Amy. Your energy, attention to detail and depth of knowledge landed us in the perfect home. Keep up the great work!” S.A. - Solon, Ohio

Amy & Dan Schuman, Howard Hanna Schuman Team

The Schuman Team at Howard Hanna can be reached at 216-346-3235 or 216-403-9189 or go to www.schumanteam.com

olon Family Health Center is embracing the new challenges in healthcare. Our goal is to prevent illness. This will help diminish the ever-increasing costs felt by our patients and local business owners. Healthcare quality has never been better. The tools to diagnose and treat illness are remarkable, allowing us to expect cures for many conditions - and long-term treatment with good quality of life for the conditions we cannot fix. With successful treatment options available, it’s a joy to be a physician. Today, the burden of healthcare is cost, which we can control only by preventing illness. The Solon Family Health Center offers many opportunities to help support wellness, such as: Walk with a Doc on Saturdays; Cook with a Doc, a partnership with Mustard Seed Market (a physician and registered dietician demonstrate healthy cooking options); and partnering with the City in a wellness education program and the Healthy Solon 5K run. Please join in these community efforts to get healthy.

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Daniel M. Sullivan, MD, Medical Director

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Great Skin For Life ~ Dr. Monique Cohn, Advanced Dermatology

There was a time when all women did to fight the anti-aging battle was put on cold cream at night. Now, the bathroom is full of products that all have their own separate claims, including “anti-aging”. However, no product in a jar or bottle can stop you from getting older, so what does “anti-aging” mean?

What Is Aging?

Aging of skin takes place as a result of some of these factors: • Sun Exposure • Smoking & Alcohol • Volume & Collagen Loss • Lack of Proper Nutrition

What Can You Do?

The most important way to slow down the signs of aging is to moisturize your skin with a high quality product. You don’t need to spend a fortune, but you do need to use a product that has the right nutrients and will protect your skin from the sun and other environmental factors. Everyone has their own skin issues, so look for products that target those issues.

J. Raymond Bird, Founder

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When shopping for facial products, look for those that contain antioxidants that attack and disable free radicals that destroy collagen. The most effective include: green tea, vitamins C and E, kinetin, alpha-lipoic acid, idebenone, coffee berry, peptides and tripeptides. Although topicals are great for long-term maintenance and can help diminish the effects of the aging process, procedures are probably still the quickest way to get more dramatic results. Luckily, in-office procedures have come a long way. Today, patients can see immediate results with as little as a few injections. Fillers based in hyaluronic acid (like Restylane or Juvederm) and immobilizers with botulinum toxin (like BOTOX or Dysport) can be used to erase both superficial and deeper lines. Chemical peels, microderm or vibradermabrasion, laser treatments and other procedures can be done to improve overall skin tone, texture and color with minimal downtime. It’s best to see a dermatologist to decide which procedure would be right for you. A dermatologist can evaluate your skin and give you specific information and recommendations you need to be successful in stifling those nasty signs of aging . . . Then you can go into anti-aging combat with the most advanced weapons!

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University Hospitals Solon Health Center: Comprehensive Care in Our Community UHhospitals.org

Residents of Solon and surrounding communities now

have additional access to University Hospitals physicians and services closer to home at the new University Hospitals Solon Health Center. UH Solon Health Center is conveniently located on the northeast corner of Solon and SOM Center road and will be fully integrated and coordinated with the expert care provided throughout the University Hospitals system, including nearby University Hospitals Ahuja Medical Center in Beachwood. UH Solon Health Center brings together already-established Solon practices and additional specialty services to one convenient location. Services offered include pediatric and adolescent medicine, internal medicine, dermatology, allergy/ immunology, rheumatology and advanced radiology services. In April 2013, Suburban Pediatrics began seeing patients in their new suite. The building is expected to be at full occupancy by fall 2013, after all of the following practices open offices at this © 2012 University Hospitals ASC 00172

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new facility: n Markowitz, Rosenberg, Stein & Associates n Samuel L. Friedlander, MD, Allergy & Immunology n Michael G. Mancuso, MD, Dermatology n UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital Center for Comprehensive Care n Adult Specialty Clinic Please join us for the UH Solon Health Center Grand Opening celebration on Sunday, September 15, 2013. To learn more, visit UHhospitals.org. See ad on back cover.

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Specialty services include: • allergy/immunology • endocrinology • infertility • midwifery • nephrology • neurology • neurosurgery • nutrition counseling

Healthcare Services Close to You Cleveland Clinic Solon Family Health Center offers

medical care close to home or work for routine or urgent health problems. Our staff includes Cleveland Clinic primary care doctors and specialists who see patients at our offices in Solon, Ohio. Primary care services are available in family medicine, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics.

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• orthopaedics • plastic surgery • podiatry • psychology (adult and pediatric) • rheumatology • spine • sports health

Physical therapy and occupational therapy are also located on-site, along with a Coumadin clinic, infusion suite for rheumatology, general radiology and laboratory services. Solon Family Health Center is located at 29800 Bainbridge Road in Solon. Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. To make an appointment, call 440-519-6800 or 1-800-648-0022. For more information, visit us online at clevelandclinic.org/solon.

World class care for you, our neighbor. Cleveland Clinic Solon Family Health Center offers internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s health and a range of specialty services. We also offer lab and radiology services. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll feel confident knowing you have easy access to world class care whenever you need it.

Call today for an appointment today. 440.519.6800 Visit clevelandclinic.org/solon to download a free copy of our staff and service directory.

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Senior Living

At Ultimate Senior Living of Solon,

The “Ultimate” Choice for Senior Care

we recognize the value of every senior and are guided by our commitment to excellence. Our senior care specialists provide exemplary physical, emotional, and spiritual care for each of our residents’ needs in a home-like environment. For seniors who do not want to live in a larger community setting but still require a level of assistance similar to that offered by an assisted living facility or a nursing home, this is an excellent alternative. Intimate settings allow specialized attention to particular residents’ needs such as diabetes care or special diet concerns, among others. We also specialize in the treatment of Alzheimer

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and dementia patients. With 6 locations in Solon, we are the fastest-growing senior care option in the area. As an added benefit, we have also partnered with the Cleveland Clinic at-home care team to provide doctors and nurses around the clock for emergency or scheduled in-home visits. Ultimate Senior Living also offers in-home care to assist seniors that choose to remain in their own home. We can provide a minimum of 4 hours a day for seniors that require help to remain independent within their own home; or a full 24 hours a day for seniors requiring a higher level of assistance. For more information, visit www.ultimateseniorliving.com —Derrick Hoffman, Ultimate Senior Living of Solon

Private duty and skilled home care staff provide personal health care and companionship in the comfort of a senior’s own home.

Home Health Care Helps Seniors Maintain Their Independence Whether you are a senior who needs additional help to maintain your independence, or a working adult trying to care for your parents while caring for your own family, home health care services may be the answer. Home care provides a wide variety of services to help seniors maintain their independence while reducing the stress on them and their families. There are two types of home care services: private duty and skilled home care services. Private duty services include companionship, medication reminders, transportation, shopping, errands, meal preparation, light housekeeping, laundry, and assistance with personal care. Skilled home care requires a physician’s order to address a medical issue for homebound seniors. The skilled home care team is comprised of nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, medical social workers, dieticians, and state-tested nursing assistants. When selecting a home care agency, ask about their services, employment requirements, background check procedures, employee training program, in-home assessment process, care plan development, supervision of staff, continuity of care, flexibility of scheduling, insurance, payers, and pricing. — Anita Barnoski, MN, RN Executive Director, Family Tree Home Care Services, LLC w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

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Homes & Real Estate

Location... Location... Location! By Michele Sues, Howard Hanna

Have you noticed that there are very few “for sale” signs in your neighborhood? Typically, there are approximately 200 homes for sale in Solon during the spring market. Today, there are only 105 homes for sale, an historically low number. To illustrate the shortage, 14 homes have sold in the Liberty Hill

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development in the last 12 months; currently there are only 2 homes in the development on the market. If you have been considering selling your home, this is the time to do it. Homes are selling quickly, with many sellers entertaining multiple offers. More than $83 million in real estate was sold in Solon over the past 12 months. The average list price was $311,000 with an average sale price of $290,000. The average price per square foot of homes sold over the last year was $100. Prices of homes currently for sale range from $52,900 to $6,600,000. Interest rates continue to be historically low, but the experts are predicting that rates will be rising in the near future. Buyers are feverishly hunting for the right home for their family in our prestigious 44139 zip code. The sharp increase in the number of buyers and the low inventory of homes for sale is causing a sellers’ market, which is something realtors haven’t seen for the past few years. We recently took a client to view a new listing in The Preserve. Seven other buyers were lined up to view this home and it sold within a few days. Previously, open house activity was very slow, but now open houses are bustling with activity. 12 lookers attended

our most recent open house. Buyers are educated about the market, eager to see every home available for sale. If you are planning to sell, here are some suggestions to prepare your home for a quick sale at the highest price. n A buyer typically decides if your home is right for them in the first 30 seconds. The front walk, landscaping and front door should reflect a lot of pride and attention to detail. n Look around, if you see any wallpaper, remove it. n Pack away those family photos; make room for the buyer to imagine their family in your home. n Throw out the things that you don’t intend to move. n De-clutter and clean, then de-clutter some more… now you’re ready to sell your home! The bottom line is that we have an unusual situation — if you’re planning to sell your home, now is the time to sell and if you’re planning to buy a home, now is the time to buy. In real estate, it is always about location, location, location... Today it is also about opportunity, opportunity, opportunity!

Daniel Sullivan, MD and Beth Czerwony, RD, demonstrate better cooking and eating options at the Mustard Seed Market.

Healthy Partnerships At Cook with a Doc, Registered Dietitian Beth Czerwony and Dr. Daniel Sullivan, Medical Director of the Cleveland Clinic Solon Family Health Center, demonstrate healthy cooking options at the Mustard Seed Market. For more information on the program, visit www.clevelandclinic. org/solon.

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Community Information

Important Phone Numbers EMERGENCY DIAL 911

Fire Department 440-349-6333

City of Solon

Grantwood Golf Course 440-248-4646

Animal Warden 440-248-2932

Human Resources Building Department 440-248-1155 440-349-6737 Clerk of Council 440-349-6740 Economic Development 440-337-1313 Engineering Department 440-349-6745 Finance Department 440-349-6300

Income Tax 440-349-6310 Mayor’s Office 440-248-1155 Planning & Development 440-349-6327 Police Department 440-248-1234 (Non-Emergency)

Public Works 440-349-6730

Senior Services 440-349-6363

Other Local Phone Numbers

Recreation Department 440-248-5747

Service Department 440-248-5834

Chamber of Commerce 440-248-5080

Solon Center for the Arts 440-337-1301

Library 440-248-8777

Water Reclamation 440-248-4895

Post Office 440-349-2365

Solon City Council Utilities

When confronting today’s Real Estate challenges, Veena is the Realtor who will Put it All Together for you and work diligently to represent your best interests. Whether buying or selling, Veena focuses on what matters most - the “Customer Experience” throughout the entire process. Veena takes pride in helping her clients make informed decisions and you will enjoy peace of mind knowing that your business is being handled with the attention it deserves. If you’d like to learn more about her expertise, please contact her today.

Veena Bhupali, Realtor 216-831-7309

veenabhupali@howardhanna.com veenabhupali.howardhanna.com

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Ward 1 Richard A. Bell 440-552-6800

Cleveland Water Department 216-664-3130

Ward 2 Robert N. Pelunis 440-519-1717

Columbia Gas 1-800-344-4077

Dominion East Ohio Gas 1-800-362-7557 First Energy 1-800-589-3101 Regional Sewer District 216-881-6600 Time Warner Cable 877-772-2253

Solon City Schools Board of Education 440-248-1600 Grace L. Roxbury Elementary 440-349-6220

Ward 3 Toni M. Richmond 440-349-6740 Ward 4 William D. Mooney 440-349-1893 Ward 5 Nancy E. Meany 440-248-1575 Ward 6 Edward H. Kraus 440-498-3494 Ward 7 William I. Russo 440-349-4980 Clerk of Council Carol J. McConoughey 440-349-6740

SAY CHEESE! Recent graduates of Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care Center pose for a class picture.

Parkside Elementary 440-349-2175 Dorothy E. Lewis Elementary 440-349-6225 Arthur Road Elementary 440-349-6210 Orchard Middle School Attendance 440-349-7252 Office 440-349-6215 Solon Middle School Attendance 440-349-7405 Office 440-349-3848 Solon High School Attendance 440-349-8037 Office 440-349-6230

Private/ Parochial Schools St. Rita School 440-248-1350 Hawken School 440-423-4446

All Dolled Up: Happy customers Maggie and Bently pose for a photo with Jessica at The Grooming Station.

The Solon Italian Club presents its Annual Benefit Poker Run to benefit Salvatore Pulito, who was born with Pulmonary Atresia and is currently awaiting a heart and double lung transplant. The Poker Run is on Saturday, July 13, 2013 with registration from 10-11 a.m. and running through the afternoon, with Dinner beginning at 5 p.m. For more information and costs, please visit their website at http://solonitalianclub.org/

The City of Solon Department of Senior Services enriches, assists and engages the lives of Solon’s adults who are 60 and over through their wide array of programs. The Senior Center is located at 35000 Portz Parkway and is open Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on weekends and evenings for special events. Activities which promote healthy aging are offered at the Senior Center. Daily, weekly, monthly and special events programming is spread throughout the year. The Senior Center, together with the Community Center, is a SilverSneakers® site offering wellness and exercise programs including cardio, weights, yoga and line dancing classes, as well as health screenings and speakers. Leisure activities such as trips to area attractions, cards, movie matinees, dances, sports leagues and many other events are also available. The Department of Senior Services assists through their comprehensive community living programs. The Solon Personal Emergency Response System (SPERS) Program provides life alert dialers at no charge for qualifying seniors. The Senior Chore Referral Program provides seniors referrals for dependable home service workers for hire. A social worker is on staff to aid residents when they need assistance for themselves, a family member or neighbor. Additional community programming includes Meals on Wheels, door side trash pick-up, snowplowing, seasonal yard cleanup, daily check-in calls and more. For further information, please call the Senior Center at 440-3496363 or visit us on the web at www.solonohio.org. w w w. S o l o n M a g a z i n e . c o m

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R O O CT M

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N DS DR

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NAR LOO CT B CRH GL L O EN C

GLENLIVET CT

E-3 C-6 E-5 D-5 D-5, D-6 C-2 D-5 F-4 A-5, B-4, B-5F-3 D-4 E-4 C-5, D-5 E-4

B CT BERRINGTON

CEDAR CT

EN GGLENLIVET GL CT AE L IC

ACORN CT ANNADALE DR ADA DR APPLEVIEW WAY ALLENBURY DR ARAPAHO CT ALSACE CT ARBOR GLEN CT AMBINA DR ANDRE LNARBORDALE LN ARLESFORD DR ANGELA CT

E-3 C-6 D-5 C-2 F-4 A-5, B-4, B-5 E-4 E-4

ARTHUR RD

FRANKLIN ST

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County Borders

Fire Stations

County Borders

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FOREST LN D-1 FORMBY DR FORMBY DR E-5 FOUNTAIN PKWY FOUNTAIN PKWY A-5, B-5 FOX HILL FOX DR HILL DR C-5 FOX RUN FOX RUN E-2, E-3 DR FRANKLINFRANKLIN DR C-5 PARK BLVDD-3 FRANKLINFRANKLIN PARK BLVD ST FRANKLINFRANKLIN ST F-2, F-3

D-3, E-3 E-2, E-3 D-1 F-4 C-4 E-5

Medical Campus

City Hall

Community Center

Cemeteries

Medical Campus

Center for the Arts STREET INDEX

Library

GAELIC GLEN GEAUGA ST GEMINI CT GLASGOW CT GLENALLEN AVE GLENLIVET CT GLENWOOD AVE G GAELIC GLENGREEN RIDGE AVE F-3

Cemeteries

F-3 F-6 C-2 F-2, F-3 C-3, C-4, C-5 F-3 B-1 C-4, C-5

RAMBLEWOOD CT REDBRIDGE LN RICHMOND RD RIDGE LN RIDGECLIFF DR ROCKFORD DR RROLLINGBROOK TR ROUNDHEAD PL C-1 RAMBLEWOOD CT

STREET INDEX

GEAUGA ST H F-6 GEMINI CT HALL ST C-2 GLASGOW CT F-2, F-3 HALTON CT GLENALLEN AVE C-3, C-4, C-5 HAMBLETON DR GLENLIVET CT F-3 HAMILTON CT GLENWOOD AVE B-1 HANNOVER WOODSC-4, TR C-5 GREEN RIDGE AVE

HALL ST

HANSOM LN H HARPER RD HARROW CT

B-4

HIGH POINT DR HUMMINGBIRD CIR C-2 HIGHLAND DRHUNTERS RIDGE E-5 HIGHVIEW DRHUNTINGTON DR C-5 HILLSIDE LN HYLLWYND CIR D-6 HOLLY HILL LN I B-1 HOLLYHOCK LN C-5, C-6 INDEPENDENCE CTD-2 HUMMINGBIRD CIR INNER CIRCLE CT E-3 HUNTERS RIDGE RD HUNTINGTONINWOOD DR D-3, D-4 HYLLWYND CIR J E-4

I JACLYN DR

INDEPENDENCE CT BLVD JANET INNER CIRCLE CT JEFFERSON DR INWOOD RD JOSEPH DR

E-3 A-1 C-4, D-4

JACLYN DR KENDALL DR D-3 JANET BLVD KENYON CIR C-2 JEFFERSON DR KERRINGTON WAY C-5 JOSEPH DR D-6

KINGSWOOD DR K DR KRUSE

KENDALL DR L KENYON CIR LAKE AVE KERRINGTON WAY KINGSWOOD LAKE DR VISTA DR KRUSE DR LAKEVIEW DR

LANDINGS DR L LANSDOWNE DR

D-3 C-2 E-4 C-5 C-3, D-3

LAKE AVE F-6 LAURA LN LAKE VISTA DR B-1 LAKEVIEW DRLEDGE HILL DR D-2, D-3 LANDINGS DR E-2, E-3 LEDGEBROOK LN LANSDOWNE DR C-1

REDBRIDGE LN ROYAL PORTRUSH C-2, DRD-2 RICHMOND RD RUSSELL DR A-2, A-3, A-4 C-2 RIDGE LN

SD-4 E-6 RIDGECLIFF DR C-6 C-2 ROCKFORD DR SADDLE LN C-5, C-6 SCIOTO CT ROLLINGBROOK TR E-5, E-6 D-5 ROUNDHEAD PL SEDGE CIR C-5 C-3, D-3 SEDGEFIELD OVAL ROYAL PORTRUSH DR F-5, F-6 B-1, B-2, B-3 SELWORTHY LN D-6 RUSSELL DR D-6 SEMINOLE WAY SSENECA DR C-2 SADDLE LN A-2 SHADOWBROOK DR A-2, A-3, A-4, B-1, B-2, C-1, D-1 SCIOTO CT F-6 A-2, A-3 SHARONDALE DR SEDGE CIR D-5 SHELFORD DR D-4, E-4 C-5 SEDGEFIELD OVAL A-1 SHERBROOK PARK DR SELWORTHY LN C-5, C-6 B-1 SHERWOOD DR D-5 SEMINOLE WAY

D-2 E-3 D-3, D-4 E-4

E-3 A-1 C-4, D-4 D-3 C-2 C-5 D-6 D-3 C-2 E-4 C-5 C-3, D-3 F-6 B-1 D-2, D-3 E-2, E-3 C-1 E-4

LOCHMOOR DR M LONGVIEW DR LOUISE DR MAPLE DR LYNTON LN MAYAPPLE CIR

M McAFEE DR MAPLE DR McDOWELL DR MEADOW LN MAYAPPLE CIR

F-3 C-5 A-1 C-5 D-3

D-5, E-4, E-5 McAFEE DR MEADOWDALE DR D-2 McDOWELL DR E-4, E-5, F-4 MEDHURST AVE MEADOW LN MELBURY AVE C-1, D-1

D-3 D-5, E-4, E-5 D-2 E-4, E-5, F-4 C-1, D-1

NAYLOR DR NEPTUNE DRNIMROD EAST NIGHTSHADENIMROD LN WEST

A-1 D-5 A-1 B-1 D-5

NIMROD EASTNORTH BURR OAK DR C-5 NORTH HUNTINGTON NIMROD WEST C-5DR NORTH BURRNORTH OAK DROVAL C-6, D-6 NORTH PARK BLVD NORTH HUNTINGTON DR D-3 DR NORTH OVALNORTH ROUNDHEAD E-2, E-3, F-2 NORTH PARKNORTH BLVD WOODS LN A-1, B-1 NORTH ROUNDHEAD DR C-5 O A-2 NORTH WOODS LN

O`NEIL DR O HARPER RD OLD

O`NEIL DR OLD SOUTH MILES RD E-3 OLD HARPERORCHARD RD B-2, B-3 RD OLD SOUTH MILES RD PARK DR C-3 OUTLEY ORCHARD RD C-4 OVERLAND LN C-5, D-5 OUTLEY PARK DR

F-6 F-5, F-6 D-4, D-5 C-2 C-4, C-5 B-5 A-3, A-4, B-3, C-3, D-2, D-3, E-2 C-1, C-2, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, D-6 F-6 C-6

SOUTH HUNTINGTON DR D-4, E-4 SPATTERDOCK LN SOUTH OVAL SPICEBUSH LN E-3 SOUTH ROUNDHEAD DR GROVE DR C-5, C-6 SPRING SOUTHSIDE PARKSPRINGSIDE DR LN D-5

D-5, E-5 D-4, D-5, E-5 B-2 C-2

SOUTHWICK PL STANSBURY DR SPATTERDOCK LN STATION ST SPICEBUSH LN STEPHANIE DR SPRING GROVE DR STILLWATER LN SPRINGSIDE LN

C-1 C-3, D-3, D-4 C-2 B-1 E-5, E-6 B-1

SHINNECOCK DRSOLON RD F-6 SIGNATURE DR SOM CENTER RD F-5, F-6 SILKWOOD LN SOTOGRANDE CTD-4, D-5 SKYVIEW DR C-2 SOUTH BURR OAK DR SOLON BLVD C-4, C-5 SOUTH HUNTINGTON DR D-4, E-4 SOLON INDUSTRIAL PKWY B-5 SOUTH OVAL E-3D-3, E-2 SOLON RD A-3, A-4, B-3, C-3, D-2, C-5,D-5, C-6D-6 SOM CENTER RDSOUTH ROUNDHEAD C-1, DR C-2, D-2, D-3, D-4, DR D-5 SOTOGRANDE CTSOUTHSIDE PARKF-6 SOUTH BURR OAK DR SOUTHWICK PL C-6 C-1

STOCKWOOD DR

C-1 D-5, E-5 D-4, D-5, E-5 B-2 C-2

STANSBURY DR STONEBRIDGE CTC-1 STATION ST C-3, D-3, D-4 STONEWOOD LN STEPHANIE DR C-2 STONY BROOK LNB-1 STILLWATER LN STOCKWOOD DRSTRATFORD DR E-5, E-6 SUMMERSET DR B-1 STONEBRIDGE CT

SUMMIT ST

STONEWOOD LN E-3 SUNNYWOOD DR STONY BROOK LN C-2 STRATFORD DR SUZANNE LN B-2 SUMMERSET DR TD-6 SUMMIT ST F-6 TALLYHO CT SUNNYWOOD DR D-3

PEPPER DR PETTIBONE RD

A-1

VC-1

D-5 C-5, D-5 C-3 C-2 D-4, D-5 D-5 D-5 E-6 D-2, D-3, E-3 C-2 C-2 A-1 C-1 A-1, B-1, B-2, B-3, C-3, D-3, E-3, F-3

F-6 US ROUTE 422 VALLEY FORGE DR A-1, B-1, B-2, B-3, C-3, E-3D-3, E-3, F-3 A-2 VVALLEY LN

C-5 C-5 C-6, D-6 D-3 E-2, E-3, F-2 A-1, B-1 C-5 A-2 E-3 B-2, B-3 C-3 C-4 C-5, D-5

WELLINGFORD CT WEXFORD DR WEST SHARONDALE DR WHITE OAK DR WESTMINISTER DR

D-2 D-3 B-2

WILLOW ST WEXFORD DR E-5 WINCHESTER DR WHITE OAK DR C-6 WINDRUSH DR WILLOW ST F-6 WINDY HILL LN

WINCHESTER DR D-5, D-6 D-3 WINDRUSH DR WINDY WILLOW DR WINDY HILL LN WINSTON LN E-4, F-3, F-4

WINTERGREEN DR WINDY WILLOW DR E-4 WITCHHAZEL LN F-4, F-5 WINSTON LN WOODALL RD WINTERGREEN DR C-1 WOODBURY DR WITCHHAZEL LN D-5 WOODDUCK CT B-1 WOODALL RD WOODBURY DR WOODLANDS LN D-4, E-4 WOODDUCK CT WOODSDALE LN D-5 WOODLANDS LN E-5 WOODSMORE LN

WOODSDALE LN WORLINGTON DRC-1 WOODSMORE LN C-2 WORLINGTON DR E-6

E-4 F-4, F-5 C-1 D-5 B-1 D-4, E-4 D-5 E-5 C-1 C-2 E-6

C-3 D-4 D-4 C-4, C-5 A-1, A-2 C-4 D-2 F-4 E-3, F-3 D-2, E-2, E-3 C-6, D-5, D-6, E-5, F-5

QUARTERMANE CIR

UVAHALLA DR

C-2

UC-2

E-4

E-5 C-6 F-6 D-5, D-6 D-3 E-4, F-3, F-4

PETTIBONE RD C-6, D-5, D-6, E-5, F-5 PINE LN C-2 PINE LN C-2 POPHAM LN C-6 POPHAM LN POPHAM PL C-6 C-6 POPHAM PL PORTAGE ST C-6 F-6 PORTAGE ST PORTZ PKWY F-6 D-4 PORTZ PKWYPRAIRIE DUNES CT D-4 F-6 F-6 PRAIRIE DUNES CT

D-4 D-4 C-4, C-5 A-1, A-2 C-4 D-2 F-4 E-3, F-3 D-2, E-2, E-3

TIMOTHY CIR TRACY LN TRAILS END DR US ROUTE 422 TRAILWOOD CT

E-3 C-2 B-2 D-6 F-6 D-3

D-5 A-1 B-1 D-5

B-4

C-3

A-2 F-6 D-5 C-5 C-5, C-6 D-5 C-6 C-1 D-3 E-6 D-2 D-2

C-3 C-5 C-5 D-5 B-1 D-2 D-3 B-2

OVERLAND LN

PARK P EAST DR PARK NORTH DR PARK EAST DR BLVD PARK NORTHPARKLAND DR PARKSIDE TR PARKLAND BLVD PARKSIDE TRPARKWAY DR PARKWAY DRPARTRIDGE LN PATTERSON LN PARTRIDGE LN PENFIELD LN PATTERSON LN PENFIELD LN PEPPER DR

F-5, F-6 D-6

VAHALLA DR WF-6 D-3, E-3 VALLEY FORGE DR E-3 B-1 WAGON WHEEL DR VALLEY LN A-2 C-3, C-4 WARWICKSHIRE LN E-6 WASHINGTON CT W F-6 WATERPEPPER CIR WAGON WHEEL DR C-3 WARWICKSHIRE WEDGEWOOD LN D-6, E-6 DRC-5 C-5 A-1, B-1, C-1, D-1 WASHINGTON CTWELLINGFORD CT D-5 DR WATERPEPPER CIR C-5, C-6 WEST SHARONDALE WEDGEWOOD DRWESTMINISTER DR B-1 E-3

MERA MEADOWDALE DR CT D-3, E-3 MERION CT MEDHURST AVE B-1 MELBURY AVE C-3, C-4 MICHAEL DR MERA CT E-6 MILES RD MERION CT MONROE CT F-6 MICHAEL DR MORNING GLORY CIR D-6, E-6 MILES RD A-1, B-1, C-1, D-1 N C-5, MONROE CT C-6 NAIMAN A-1 MORNING GLORY CIR PKWY E-3 NAVAJO TR N NAYLOR DR NAIMAN PKWY NEPTUNE DR NAVAJO TR NIGHTSHADE LN

C-1 C-2, D-2 A-2, A-3, A-4 C-2 D-4 C-2 E-5, E-6 C-5

SENECA DR SHINNECOCK DR C-6 SHADOWBROOK SIGNATURE DR DR C-1 SHARONDALE DRSILKWOOD LN D-3 SHELFORD DR SKYVIEW DR E-6 SHERBROOK PARK DR BLVD D-2 SOLON SHERWOOD DR SOLON INDUSTRIAL D-2PKWY

C-2, D-2 D-2 B-1 TALLYHO DR LEIGHTON CT LAURA LN E-4 SUZANNE LN E-4 LIBERTY RD E-2, E-3, E-4, E-5, E-6 TANDEM CT LIMBERLOST CT E-4 TTAYPORT DR LEDGE HILL DR C-2, D-2 DR C-4, D-4 TEASEL CT LEDGEBROOKLINDEN LN D-2 TALLYHO CT D-5 C-6 THISTLE DR LEIGHTON CTLINDSAY LN B-1 TALLYHO DR C-5, D-5 C-6, THORNAPPLE DRC-3 LIBERTY RD LISA LN E-2, E-3, E-4, E-5, E-6D-6 TANDEM CT LIMBERLOST LOCH CT TAYPORT DR LOMOND CT E-4 F-3 TIDEWATER DR C-2 LINDEN DR LOCHMOOR CT C-4, D-4 TEASEL CT F-3 TIMBERLANE DR D-4, D-5 D-5 LINDSAY LN LOCHMOOR DR C-6 THISTLE DR F-3 TIMOTHY CIR LISA LN C-6, D-6 THORNAPPLE DRTRACY LN D-5 LONGVIEW DR C-5 TIDEWATER DR TRAILS END DR E-6 LOCH LOMOND CT F-3 LOUISE DR A-1 LOCHMOOR CT F-3 TIMBERLANE DR TRAILWOOD CT D-2, D-3, E-3 LYNTON LN C-5

F-5 C-4 F-6 B-2, C-2 E-5, F-5 A-2 B-3 D-3 A-1 B-1

D-1 E-5 A-5, B-5 C-5 E-2, E-3 C-5 D-3 F-2, F-3

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Community Center

Center for the Arts

ARAPAHOASHDOWN CT D-5 HALTON CT HAVERHILL DR E-6 DR C-6 ARBOR GLEN CT LN F-3 HAMBLETON DR ASHTON D-4 HAWTHORN PKWY C-6 ARBORDALE LN D-4 HAMILTON CT C-5, C-6 ASPEN GLEN DR C-1 HAWTHORNE DR ARLESFORD DR C-5, D-5 HANNOVER WOODS TR D-5 AURORA RD A-2, A-3, B-3, C-3, C-4, D-4, E-4, E-5 HEATHER LN ARLINGTON BLVD E-5, F-5 HANSOM LN C-3, D-3 AYLESHIRE DR D-4 HEMINGTON BLVD ARNOLD MILLER PKWY C-4 HARPER RD B-1, B-2, B-3 AZALEA CIR E-3 HIDDEN CREEK CIRD-6 ARTHUR RD B-5, C-5, D-5 HARROW CT ASHDOWN DR C-6 HAVERHILL DR C-2 B HIGH POINT DR C-2 ASHTON LN D-4 HAWTHORN PKWY A-2, A-3, A-4, B-1, B-2, C-1, D-1 BAINBRIDGE RD B-2, B-3, C-3, D-3, E-3, F-3, F-4 HIGHLAND DR E-5 ASPEN GLEN DR C-1 HAWTHORNEHIGHVIEW DR A-2, A-3 BALDWIN RD C-4, D-4 DR C-5 AURORA RD A-2, A-3, B-3, C-3, C-4, D-4, E-4, E-5 HEATHER LN HILLSIDE LN D-4, E-4 BANBURY DR C-2 D-6 AYLESHIRE DR D-4 HEMINGTON BLVD A-1 BEAVER MEADOW PKWY B-5 HOLLY HILL LN B-1 B-1 AZALEA CIR E-3 HIDDEN CREEK CIR BELLERIVE DR F-6 HOLLYHOCK LN C-5, C-6

FRANKLIN ST

Schools

Parks

ARLINGTON BLVD ANNADALE DR E-5 ARNOLD APPLEVIEW WAY MILLER PKWY D-5, D-6

Police Station

Legend

Railroads

ABERDEEN LN ACORN CT ADA DR ALLENBURY DR ALSACE CT AMBINA DR ANDRE A LN ANGELA CT ABERDEEN LN

City Hall

Fire Stations

Rivers

Lakes

Parks

Streets Lakes

CH AG

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Railroads

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Community Information

Dining Guide Asian Akira Sushi & Hibachi 6025 Kruse Dr. 440-349-6850 Hunan of Solon, Inc. 6050 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-248-8836 Imperial Wok 33825 Aurora Rd. 440-248-3833 Pacific East 33003 Aurora Rd. 440-498-3223 Shinano Sushi Bar & Japanese Cuisine 28500 Miles Rd. 440-498-1614

Applebee’s Grill & Bar 6140 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-2226 Bar 50/20 5020 Brainard Rd. 440-349-7300 Bay Lobster Fish Market Cafe 9224 Darrow Rd., Twinsburg 330-486-0713 Blue Canyon Kitchen and Tavern 8960 Wilcox Dr. Twinsburg 330-486-2583

Casual Dining

Blue Star Tavern 28020 Miles Rd. 440-349-3736

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

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

Burntwood Tavern 33675 Solon Rd. 440-914-0290

Boston Market 34295 Aurora Rd. 440-498-0088

Harvest Kitchen & Lounge 33730 Bainbridge Rd. 440-349-6520

Burger King 34275 Aurora Rd. 440-248-4181 Chipotle Mexican Grill 33599 Aurora Rd. 440-542-0017

Longhorn Steakhouse 6015 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-498-9553 Macklin Event Centre 6200 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-519-0265 Rusty Bucket Corner Tavern 6025 Kruse Dr. 440-248-2300

Swirl Wine Bar 33325 Bainbridge Rd. 440-542-0686

Coffee Shops

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

Caribou Coffee 6139 Kruse Dr. 440-248-4140

D & R Bagels 33651 Aurora Rd. 440-498-4555

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

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

Jim’s Open Kitchen 33779 Aurora Rd. 440-349-1678

Station 43 39910 Aurora Rd. 440-836-0043

Starbucks 34182 Aurora Road 440-248-0038

Fast Food/ Fast Casual Arby’s, Inc. 6375 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-2125

DiBella’s Old Fashioned Submarines 30050 Aurora Rd. 440-248-4342 First Watch 6025 Kruse Dr. 440-349-3477 Honey Baked Ham 33493 Aurora Rd. 440-349-0600 KFC/Taco Bell 6030 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-519-3803

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Extraordinary Celebrations! Blue Canyon Kitchen*Tavern offers Creative American Cooking with full-service, on- and off-site catering. Planning a Wedding, Shower, Rehearsal Dinner, or other special event, our contemporary cuisine is tailored to your needs utilizing only the freshest ingredients with the exceptional service and attention to detail you’ve come to know and expect. Call Mary Grace or Shannon at 330.963.4821, or complete our on-line inquiry today. (All inclusive menu. Never a room charge.)

Celebration Environments:

The LODGE – seats up to 100 The PORCH – seats up to 30 The TERRACE – seats up to 50 The PATIO – seating for 112 (Seasonal/weather permitting)

8960 Wilcox Dr., Twinsburg, OH 44087 330.486.BLUE • (330.486.2583) www.bluecanyonrestaurant.com

McDonald’s 335670 Aurora Rd. 440-248-5604 Mr. Chicken 6382 SOM Center Rd. 440-248-1776 Organic Energy Restaurant & Power Juice Café 28500 Miles Rd. 440-349-1500 Panera Bread 6130 Kruse Dr. 440-914-0523 Panini’s Bar & Grill 6150 Som Center Rd. 440-914-0052 Penn Station East Coast Subs 33003 Aurora Rd. 440-287-2350 Solon Subway 34210 Aurora Rd. 440-349-4060 The Soup Pot 34376 Aurora Rd. 440-248-0996 Which Wich Superior Sandwiches 6025 Kruse Dr., #119 440-248-9424 Zoup! Fresh Soup Company 30050 Aurora Rd. 440-349-0020

Ice Cream Dairy Queen 34180 Aurora Rd. 440-248-5275 Frozen Oasis 33629 Aurora Rd. 440-542-5846

Jim Alesci’s Place 33475 Station St. 440-498-0888 Jimmy Daddona’s Fine Italian Restaurant 6200 Enterprise Pkwy. 440-248-2444

Honey Hut 28300 Miles Rd. 216-749-7077

Joey’s Italian Restaurant 28500 Miles Rd. 440-248-3232

Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt 34200 Aurora Rd. 440-600-7156

Mama Jo’s Pizza 32975 Aurora Rd. 440-248-6753

Mitchell’s Ice Cream 6130 Kruse Dr. 440-542-0023

Italian/Pizza Antonio’s Real Italian Pizza 34196 Aurora Rd. 440-542-0500 Caption Tony’s Pizza & Pasta Emporium 33700 Aurora Rd. 440-349-7777 Domino’s 33670 Aurora Rd. 440-248-2030 Donatos Pizzeria 6141 Kruse Dr. 440-914-1900 Gionino’s Pizzeria 33637 Aurora Rd. 440-349-4600

Papa John’s Pizza 33411 Aurora Rd. 440-248-7272 Pizza Hut 34165 Aurora Rd. 440-349-3313 Pizza Pan of Solon 33700 Aurora Rd. 440-349-7777

Advertiser Index Bank Ohio Savings Bank...................... p 4 www.ohiosavingsbank.com

Childcare Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care Centers................... p 6 www.creativeplayrooms.com

Hotel/ Event Center Hilton Garden Inn..................... p 24 www.clevelandtwinsburg.hgi.com

Manufacturer Bird Technologies........................ p 5 www.bird-technologies.com

Colleges & Universities

Orthodontist

KSU Regional Academic Center. p 8. www.geauga.kent.edu

Solon Orthodontics............... p 9, 13 www.solonorthodontics.com

Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery

Pet Services

Advanced Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery Center.............................. p 6, 10, 12 www.yourgreatskin.com

Electrician Clover Electric............................ p 18 www.cloverelectric.com

The Grooming Station................... Inside Back Cover www.thegroomingstationonline.com

Photography Andrew Jordan Photography... p 14 www.andrewjordanphotography.com

Plumbing & Electrical

Fish Market/Cafe

Zeppe’s 34216 Aurora Rd. 440-248-8887

Smylie One.......................... p 11, 19. www.smylieone.com

BayLobsters Fish Market................... Inside Back Cover www.baylobsters.com

Real Estate

Specialty Markets

Heating & Cooling

Earth Fare 33321 Aurora Rd. 440-248-0958

Smylie One.......................... p 11, 19. www.smylieone.com

Miles Farmers Market 28560 Miles Rd. 440-248-5222 Mustard Seed Market & Café 6025 Kruse Dr. 440-519-3663

Hospitals/Medical Facilities Cleveland Clinic............. p 11, 14, 15 www.clevelandclinic.org/solon University Hospitals/Ahuja Medical Center.......p 13, Back Cover www.UHAhuja.org

Howard Hanna Real Estate Services................................ p 11, 19. www.schumanteam.com Howard Hanna-The Sues Team...........Inside Front Cover, 10, 18 www.michelesueshomes.com Howard HannaVeena Bhupali..................... p 11, 20 www.veenabhupali.howardhanna.com

Restaurant Blue Canyon Kitchen and Tavern................................. p 24 www.bluecanyonrestaurant.com

Senior Services Family Tree Home Care Services, LLC...................... p 17. www.familytreehc.com Grand Village.................... p 21 www.sprengerhealthcare.com Hanson Services................ p 17. www.HansonServices.com Ultimate Senior Living............... p 10, 16 www.ultimateseniorliving.com