Community Services

Sunshine Cleaners

For these Madeira-based professional services, convenience and quality are the name of the game. AAA Travel & Insurance is ready to help you get on the road to your perfect destination wherever and whenever you want to go. If that includes the Ivy League, local college admissions advisors at College Connection could be the missing puzzle piece in your child’s admissions process, helping high schoolers and parents alike through junior and senior year. For that new jacket that needs taken in, try Alterations By Toni, an alteration service with attention to detail and high quality care. Unless you’re looking to perfect a bridal gown, for which you’ll need to make an appointment, this professional team is always open for walk-ins. Keep those threads fresh with a visit to Sunshine Cleaners, which offers free pick-up and delivery dry cleaning services for the local Madeira community. InPrint Madeira provides a hassle-free experience along with high quality prints, whatever your personal or professional printing needs. Maybe your family’s looking to solidify a spot in the neighborhood? Get help finding the perfect loan for your home at Maxelle Mortgage, whose mortgage brokers have over 22 years of experience. –EMILY CHIEN

Parks —CHARLOTTE CALDWELL

Sellman Park

Located behind Madeira Middle School, this 10-acre park features a range of sports facilities, including soccer and baseball fields, tennis courts, and a sand volleyball pit. It also provides areas for visitors to relax and enjoy the day with a picnic shelter, a concession stand, and playground equipment.

McDonald Commons

Located off Dawson Road, this is Madeira’s largest cityrun park. The 17-acre space contains sports amenities like baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts, and plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation with a picnic shelter, playground equipment, and wooded areas. The city recently received a grant that will be used to purchase playground equipment for the park in 2023.

Nelle V. Hosbrook Bird Sanctuary

This two-acre park on Miami Avenue, located just a block from Madeira’s business district, caters to nature enthusiasts with its scenic wooded area, walking trail, bird feeders, and picnic area. Nelle V. Hosbrook, a nature lover and descendant of one of Madeira’s first settlers, willed the property to the city in 1975 so it could be turned into a bird sanctuary.