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Welcome from Mayor Thomas Perciak
Explore Strongsville - The Crossroads of the Nation
Michael Kalinich Sr., A Cherished Pillar of the Community
Economic DevelopmentExpansion and Growth The Role and Function of Strongsville City Council
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Staying Active at the Ehrnfelt Senior Center 34 Parks & Recreation
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Strongsville Historical SocietyA Hidden Gem
Kiwanis Club of StrongsvilleImproving the Lives of Local Children
Strongsville Branch LibrarySo Much to Offer
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Veteran Housing SolutionsHelping Veterans in our Community Camp CheerfulA Home Away From Home
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Strongsville Community TheatreEntertaining Audiences For 30 Years
42 Strongsville City Map
44 Worship Guide
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A strong sense of community and the caring support of neighbors and friends define the Strongsville way of life. Strongsville may be a flourishing suburb of around 46,000 residents, but we have retained the feel of a small hometown driven by family and community pride.
Our city is energized all year long with a variety of special events and fun activities for people of all ages, from bingo and card games at our wonderful senior center to soccer and baseball at the city’s many recreation fields to summer community band concerts and festivals, and other arts and cultural events. In October 2024, the City officially completed work on the Strongsville Town Center Enhancement & Walkability Project, which features 82 acres of walking trails, as well as new area amenities that include:
▸ Fully ADA-compliant playground
▸ New interactive fountain/splash pad
▸ New pickleball, tennis, sand volleyball, and basketball courts
▸ Redesigned public greenspace that will host community events such as the City’s farmer’s market, food truck festivals, Community Band concerts, and more
▸ New community pavilion featuring an outdoor fireplace and seating, family restrooms, and an event center available for rent
Along with being a family-focused community, Strongsville has created a pro-business climate centered around the City’s four thriving business parks. With over 8 million square feet of hightech manufacturing, office, and R&D uses, the City of Strongsville is a proven economic development leader, experienced in assisting companies looking to relocate and grow their businesses. Whether you are a resident, a Strongsville business owner, or a visitor, I’m confident that this magazine will help you to better familiarize yourself with our amazing community.
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By Ken McEntee
In a town of about 46,000 residents, Strongsville’s 81-acre Town Center area draws around one million visitors a year. With the completion of the ambitious Strongsville Town Center Enhancement and Walkability Initiative in the fall of 2024, that number is likely to increase, as kids flock to the new accessible playground, people of all ages gather to play pickleball, and residents leisurely walk new trails and host parties and special events at the new indoor pavilion.
The $11 million project came together through the participation and cooperation of local individuals, businesses, and civic organizations, along with public grant money, Mayor Tom Perciak noted. “No matter how big the city has gotten, the people of Strongsville continue to care about the community and want to make it better,” Perciak said. “It was amazing to get such an overwhelming response to the Town Center project.”
The project, which broke ground in August 2023, opened in October 2024, transforming the land west of the Walter Ehrnfelt Recreation and Senior Center into a bustling area for exercise, kids’ activities—including a splash pad—and community camaraderie. In the summer, Town Center is expected to offer entertainment and community activities, with a food truck court to feed the hungry crowds.
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The Robert “Bob” Hric Sports Courts were sponsored and named in memory of the late Strongsville resident whose family donated $250,000 to the project. The pavilion was named for Brunswick Auto Mart and Medina Auto Mall.
Other major sponsors include:
• Strongsville City Club
• Rotary Club of Strongsville
• Kiwanis Club of Strongsville
• Optimist Club of Strongsville
• Strongsville Chamber of Commerce
• Strongsville VFW [Post]
• RFC Contracting
• Strongsville Towne Center Shopping Plaza
• Spinoso Real Estate (SouthPark Mall)
• Tom and Debbie Perciak
• Southwest General Health Center
• Christ Church (of Columbia Station)
• Krusz family
• R.A. Kalfas Construction
• Cintas
• Camden Woods/the Catanzarite family
• Altenheim Senior Living
• Colabianchi family
• Joseph DeMio
• Joyce Reed
The project “is a big new piece to what is already an ideal community,” Perciak said. “Although Strongsville is one of the most populous cities in Cuyahoga County [with around 46,000 residents], it still has the feel of a small hometown
community. There isn’t a better balance of business and recreational amenities than you’ll find here in Strongsville.”
Recreational activities include the town’s abundant green space, which alone exceeds entire land areas encompassed by many full towns in western Cuyahoga County, the mayor noted. A large portion of that green space is allotted to the Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Run Reservation, which bisects the city. The park—which Perciak calls the “jewel of the city”—features activities like hiking, fishing, bicycling, and tobogganing, offering a serene contrast to Strongsville’s vibrant business districts that provide residents with ample dining and shopping amenities.
“Strongsville is a safe and welcoming community with a police force that is tuned in to our residents and their needs,” Perciak said. “We are a regional leader. We want to maintain our own fire and police forces, and we’re also providing dispatch services for other jurisdictions including North Royalton, Berea, Brook Park, and Middleburg Heights.”
The local business community, he added, plays a vital role in tying the community together and funding local events. “They are the financial glue that holds it all together, Perciak says.
After Cleveland, Perciak said, Strongsville has the highest accumulated property values of any city in Cuyahoga County. “We have strong, stable home values,” he said. “If you invest in Strongsville, your property values continue to escalate.”
Its convenient location is another factor that helps to make Strongsville an ideal town in which to live, run a business, and raise a family, Perciak said. “We are conveniently close to the airport, and I-71 and the Ohio Turnpike converge right here in our city,” he said. “Our tagline is true—we are the crossroads of the nation.”
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Dr. Leah Butler is a graduate of e Ohio State University where she earned her bachelor’s in Microbiology and then her D.D.S. degree. She currently resides in Strongsville with her husband Rich, and two daughters. Rich is a police o cer in Berea and also comes from a family of police o cers. Dr. Butler’s younger sister, Paige, is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy and is currently training to become a Navy pilot. Dr. Butler is very proud of her family and all members of the police force and armed forces, past or present.
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By Ken McEntee
After moving his businesses and family to Strongsville in 1956, Michael D. Kalinich Sr. became a cherished pillar of the community. Kalinich passed away on September 14, 2024.
Kalinich moved Kalinich Fence Co. to Strongsville two years after returning from the Korean War and went on to become chairman of Strongsville Savings Bank, playing a pivotal role in shaping the local economy. His extensive community activities included serving as president of the Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, a board member of Southwest General Hospital, and a founding member of the Strongsville City Club.
He is credited with coining Strongsville’s tagline, “Crossroads of the Nation.”
Among other accolades he
accumulated over the years, the city’s Michael Kalinich Sr. City Council Chambers was named in his honor.
Kalinich was a devoted husband to Erma for 70 years, and a loving father to Michael Jr., Cynthia, and Kimberly. He had eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
“He was truly the ‘Strong’ in Strongsville.”
“When you look up the word ‘gentleman’ in the dictionary, you will see a picture of Mike,” said Mike Catanzarite, a local business leader. “He was truly the ‘Strong’ in Strongsville.”
By Ken McEntee
Strongsville residents and visitors are likely to notice the bustling activity in the city’s retail and service sector, which is generally located along state routes 82 and 42. But the city’s four business parks, hidden in more inconspicuous areas, make up the heart of Strongsville’s economic strength, said Brent Painter, director of economic development. “The importance of our business parks can’t be overstated,” Painter said. “The city relies on income tax to pay for safety, recreation, and other services. Income tax accounted for about 80 percent of our general fund revenue, and half of
our income tax is generated from people who work in the business parks. Companies in the business parks are the financial backbone of our city.”
The parks’ 97 percent occupancy rate is an indication that business is thriving in Strongsville, Painter emphasized. Strongsville’s business parks, which include the Strongsville Business and Technology Park, Dow Circle Research and Development Park, Park 82, and Progress Drive Business Park, encompass more than eight million square feet of manufacturing and industrial operations. They have been the primary driver in making the city a major “jobs hub” for Northeast Ohio, Painter said.
Building on that success, the city has received approval from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to expand Foltz Industrial Parkway, in Strongsville Business and Technology Park, 2,000 feet south toward Boston Road. The project had been delayed for years by environmental permitting issues. The road expansion, which will terminate in a cul-de-sac north of Boston Road, will create 86 acres of additional developable land, Painter said. “It is one of the largest undeveloped industrial sites remaining in Cuyahoga County,” he said. “Our focus is to bring jobs and employment opportunities and revenue through income tax that’ll help support our residential community through more revenue for police, more revenue for road repair, more
revenue for salt on the streets and the equipment that goes with it.”
The expansion will be located south of CCL Design’s new North American headquarters. “It will include some 13- or 14-acre sites to bring in the next generation of companies to develop in that park,” Painter said. Road construction is expected to start in 2025. The expansion will add to the many new businesses and expansion projects that were undertaken in the business parks over the past year.
The expansion of Momentive Technologies’ Lunn Road manufacturing facility and lease of a new corporate office
building for its global headquarters were among them. The company is an international supplier of boron nitrate, which is vital for the production of semiconductors and other products. “They are exceeding the job growth they expected when they came to Strongsville,” Painter said.
Also in 2024, Kraft Mobile Systems—formerly known as Kraft Fluid Systems—expanded its local footprint with the purchase of a 28,000-square-foot building adjacent to its existing facilities. The company provides hydraulics and electronics for lift systems, including those used in the city’s fire trucks.
Plidco, which specializes in pipeline leak repair and maintenance fittings, also expanded its facility in 2024. “They also were recognized as the best supplier for Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s oil arm and one of the largest companies in the world,” Painter said. “Businesses from across the world are investing in Strongsville, including businesses from Germany, France, the Netherlands, China, and Taiwan that have opened or expanded Strongsville facilities in the last few years.”
The city’s retail expansion is focused in large part on SouthPark Mall, which is expected to undergo some major changes in the next year, Painter said. Recent zoning changes approved by City Council have paved the way for some of those changes.
Among the most noticeable will be Dick’s House of Sports—a unique, interactive upgrade from the existing Dick’s Sporting Goods store, to be located at the site of the former Sears department store. “It will be the first one in Ohio,” Painter said. “It is designed to take shopping for sporting goods to another level. They will have a climbing wall and outdoor fields where you can test running shoes. Local teams will be able to utilize the facilities.” Plans also include digital golf and baseball simulators where guests can “play” popular courses and virtually take batting practice at historic venues like Chicago’s Wrigley Field. “This will be an exclusive location in Northeast Ohio,” Painter said.
In an era when many indoor malls are closing, SouthPark is evolving to meet new trends in shopping, he emphasized. “The mall is drawing more than 7 million people every year,” he said. “That is second only to Crocker Park among Northeast Ohio shopping venues.”
Zoning amendments will allow for “interactive experiences,” like amusement facilities and outdoor fields, in addition to hotels and medical end uses. “Those end uses would be beneficial to our residents, but also to the revenue that they provide to the city,” he said. “They create good paying jobs that would help to support the city’s tax revenue.” Just outside the mall, Activate Games, a liveaction gaming adventure, is expected to open soon in the former Office Max location.
In 2024, more than 20 new retail and dining businesses opened in the city, Painter said. “It’s been another busy year for economic development in Strongsville,” he said.
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The City of Strongsville operates under a “Mayor/ Council” form of government. The Mayor serves as the chief executive, and City Council serves as the legislative body. Both the Mayor and City Council are elected by residents of the Strongsville community. Council members serve fouryear terms, work for the city as part-time employees, and are paid. Seven members serve on City Council; four members serve as Ward Councilmembers and three serve as At-Large Councilmembers. The Ward Councilmember represents one of the city’s four geographical districts of similar population and size. The At-Large Councilmembers represent the residents of the total population and area of the municipality. Every January, the Council elects one of its members to serve as President and one member to serve as President Pro Tem. The duties of Council President include signing documents such as adopted ordinances and resolutions, representing
the position of the Council to the Mayor’s Administration, overseeing management of the Office of the City Council including monitoring and guiding the Council’s priorities, and scheduling items on City Council meeting agendas. The President Pro Tem serves as a backup to the President in the event that the President is unavailable for any reason.
Strongsville’s current Councilmembers are as follows:
James E. Carbone, At-Large
Kelly Kosek, At-Large
Brian M. Spring, At-Large
James A. Kaminski, Ward 1
Annmarie P. Roff, Ward 2
Thomas M. Clark, Ward 3
Gordon C. Short, Ward 4
Founded in 1941, the Strongsville Chamber of Commerce is one of Ohio’s largest and most active Chambers. It remains dedicated to supporting its members with valuable opportunities for success while helping them connect with the growing community. The Chamber provides an excellent platform for networking, discovering business opportunities, and accessing a wide range of resources and information.
All Chamber members receive emails and newsletters as well as a listing in our web membership directory. Membership benefits include grand openings, ribbon cuttings, newsletters, monthly luncheon meetings, business after-hours events, the Business Expo, and much more. The Chamber also provides opportunities for members to send email blasts and post job openings and special events on the Chamber website. Group discounts for Health Insurance and Workers’ Compensation are available through NOACC (Northern Ohio Area Chamber of Commerce).
The 2024 Strongsville Homecoming Festival, hosted by the Strongsville Chamber, was a huge success thanks to the efforts of countless volunteers and many generous sponsors. The proceeds from the Homecoming Festival benefit numerous Strongsville organizations and community events, such as the Town Center Enhancement, Achievement Centers for Children – Camp Cheerful Fall Festival Arts in Strongsville, Community Band, Ehrnfelt Recreation Center programs, Excellence in Athletics Turf Field project, Rotary Club, Historical Society, Strongsville Education Foundation,
Strongsville Football Backers, Strongsville’s July 4th fireworks display, Winter Wonderland, the Strongsville Food Bank and many more.
The Strongsville Chamber of Commerce is located at 18829 Royalton Road, just across from the Commons. For more information, call 440-238-3366 or visit strongsvillechamber.com. Contact us and join the Chamber today!
It is my honor and privilege to serve as Strongsville City Schools’ Superintendent. Our District serves more than 5,700 students and consists of one preschool, five elementary schools (grades K-5), one middle school (grades 6-8), and one high school (grades 9-12).
“Inspiring and empowering today’s learners to build tomorrow’s leaders.”
SCS is in the second year of our three-year strategic plan. This blueprint for our District begins with solid Purpose and Mission Statements. Our Purpose is why we exist as an organization. It is our just cause and the aspirational goal of the District. The SCS Purpose Statement is: “Inspiring and empowering today’s learners to build tomorrow’s leaders.” Our Mission is what we do as an organization to make progress toward our Purpose. Our Mission embodies our Model Mustang, the thirteen-year commitment to our students to provide a premier educational experience that is based on rigorous content and the integration of durable skills needed in school and in life. The SCS Mission Statement is: “As a school community, we will design premier educational experiences that develop innovative, resilient, collaborative, global, and empowered students who are architects of their learning, equipped to thrive in their future.”
The Model Mustang is the foundation to our strategic plan. It encompasses five durable skills - Innovative, Resilient, Collaborative, Global, and Empowered - that we
Rating State Report Card - and it’s the second straight year SCS has earned the highest overall rating 5
are developing in all of our students, which are essential for life-long success. We are also committed to continuing to strengthen these five durable skills in our SCS staff.
We have much to be proud of at Strongsville City Schools. Our students and staff continue to accomplish amazing things inside and outside of the classroom. SCS is one of only 68 school districts in Ohio to receive a 5 Star Rating (Significantly Exceeds State Standards) for this year’s State Report Card - and it’s the second straight year SCS has earned the highest overall rating. Our District has also been recognized by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for the 11th straight year with a “Best Communities for Music Education” award. Our Treasurer’s Office has received national recognition for budgets, financial reporting, and fiscal transparency for eight straight years with the Meritorious Budget Award and the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Association of School Business Officials. Strongsville Middle School has been honored with the “Excellence in Inclusion” Award from Special Olympics Ohio, recognizing SMS and its dedication to fostering an environment of acceptance and belonging among students, staff, and the community.
I look forward to partnering with our parents and community in the coming year to continue to reach our shared goal of excellence and creating growth opportunities for our students. If I can be of any assistance, please contact me at 440.572.7010 or cryba@scsmustangs.org. You can also visit our website, scsmustangs.org, for additional information about the District.
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▸ Identifies and evaluates authentic problems
▸ Learns from experimentation
▸ Thinks flexibly
▸ Sees uncertainties as opportunities
▸ Pursues imaginative and creative solutions
Meritorious Budget Award and the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting
▸ Overcomes personal/academic barriers to meet goals
▸ Persists to accomplish difficult tasks
▸ Implements a plan
▸ Responds in a disciplined way
“Excellence in Inclusion” Award from Special Olympics Ohio
▸ Values individual contributions and teamwork
▸ Listens actively
▸ Communicates effectively
▸ Gives and receives feedback
▸ Works with others to accomplish goal
▸ More than 5,700 students participate in exciting classroom environments supported by an accredited, comprehensive curriculum, diverse student activities and clubs, engaging teachers, and committed support staff.
▸ “The Model Mustang” is the District’s instructional plan, creating opportunities for our students to be innovative, resilient, collaborative, global, and empowered learners. The Model Mustang provides focus for all of our students (PreK-12) in developing essential skills for life-long success.
▸ Award-winning instructional, instrumental, and vocal programs
▸ A comprehensive high school curriculum, including twenty-seven Advanced Placement course offerings and sixteen Honors Courses
▸ College admission test scores above state and national average
▸ Three National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists and one National Merit Commended student for the 2024-25 school year
▸ Athletics: State and Regional championships in boys’ and girls’ sports
▸ The District was one of the first school districts in Northeast Ohio to be named a Google for Education Reference District. This designation recognizes school districts that have demonstrated excellence and thought leadership through the innovative use of technology.
Strongsville High School has partnered with local business representatives to form a Business Advisory Council. This group helps develop in-classroom and out-of-classroom experiences to prepare our students for successful professional careers - from courses that build communications skills to field trips to local organizations, to shadowing, mentoring, and internship opportunities.
The District has formed a Diversity Council, composed of students, parents, teachers, staff, administrators, and community members to continue to improve our efforts, in terms of staff, curriculum, and additional ways to embrace and celebrate the growing diversity of our District.
The Cooperative PTA Council assists and supports our schools to enrich every student’s educational experience. This support includes PTA grants and scholarships, as well as volunteering in our schools. Several parent booster organizations support student opportunities and experiences, both inside and outside of the classroom.
The District partners with the Strongsville Education Foundation, which is dedicated to raising and disbursing funds to support and foster creativity, innovation, and outstanding achievement for students and teachers.
▸ The District has safe and well-maintained facilities and grounds, including one preschool, five neighborhood elementary schools (grades K-5), one middle school (grades 6-8), and one high school (grades 9-12).
▸ Strongsville also has contemporary athletic facilities, including synthetic turf fields at the middle and high schools.
▸ Up-to-date technology provides secure wireless access to school and student devices, interactive whiteboards in classrooms, and a 1:1 ratio of Chromebooks to students.
▸ Nationally recognized financial reporting for eight straight years:
• Recipient of the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) Meritorious Budget Award for budget presentation
• Recipient of the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting for the District’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
• Recipient of the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the District’s
Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
▸ Recognized by the Auditor of State for five straight years:
▸ Earned Auditor of State Award with Distinction
▸ Strongsville City Schools has received an enhanced credit opinion from Moody’s Investor Service - improving to Aa1, which is the second-highest rating that can be earned. This credit opinion is based on the district’s strong financial position, the continued support of our community, and the strong financial stewardship of the district.
Strongsville City Schools earned a Five-Star overall rating (Significantly Exceeds State Standards) on the 2024 Ohio State Report Card. It’s the second straight year our District has received five stars. SCS is one of only 68 out of 607 Ohio school districts to receive the highest rating possible.
For eleven straight years, Strongsville City Schools has been honored with the “Best Communities for Music Education” designation from The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. In 2023-24, Strongsville was one of 738 school districts nationwide, one of 56 school districts in Ohio, and one of just 19 school districts in Northeast Ohio that received this prestigious award from NAMM.
Strongsville High School was named to the AP School Honor Roll for the 2023-24 school year, earning Silver distinction. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools that have done outstanding work to welcome more students into AP (Advanced Placement) courses and support them on the path to college success. Based on the results of AP test cores this past spring, One hundred seventy-eight SHS students were named AP Scholars.
Strongsville Middle School received the “Excellence in Inclusion” Award from Special Olympics Ohio in the Fall of 2024. This award is given to one elementary school, one middle school, one high school, and one college or career center that have each demonstrated exceptional commitment to their mission of strengthening school cultures through inclusion. This award celebrates schools that promote inclusion, Unified Sports, and youth leadership while fostering an environment of acceptance and belonging among students, staff, and the overall community.
At Polaris Career Center, we’re shaping the future workforce by providing real-world learning experiences for middle school, high school, and adult students. Whether through career-technical programs at our state-of-the-art Middleburg Heights campus or satellite locations in partner districts, our mission is to equip students with the skills they need to thrive in today’s job market. With a growing number of students,
Polaris continues to innovate, offering hands-on, career-focused programs that serve learners from seventh grade to adult education. Our programs provide access to industry-recognized credentials and high-quality training that open doors to exciting career pathways across Northeast Ohio.
Polaris’ success is driven by a collaborative network of over 300 advisory council members, including business owners, graduates, higher education partners, and community organizations. Together, we ensure our programs remain relevant and exceed employer expectations. We also partner with colleges and universities, providing students with the opportunity to earn FREE or reduced-cost college credit, leading to a significant impact: more than 65% of our high school students pursue higher education!
This year marks an exciting milestone with the launch of our
new Adult Practical Nursing program, developed in partnership with Southwest General Health Center. Held in a cutting-edge classroom and lab environment, this program delivers the knowledge and clinical experience needed for a successful career in nursing. Thanks to our partnership, students benefit from scholarship funds, while gaining real-world clinical training on the Southwest General campus. This program is poised to fill critical roles in the healthcare sector, providing a pipeline of skilled practical nurses to meet industry demands.
Now more than ever, Polaris Career Center stands at the forefront of Career-Technical Education (CTE), helping students prepare for tomorrow’s challenges. Explore the opportunities we offer and start your Polaris journey TODAY!
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Even though dental offices can be found on almost every corner, exceptional practices are diamonds in the rough. And yes, Aerni Dental is one of those extraordinary diamonds.
Practicing for over 30 years, Dr. William Aerni is a general dentist who also performs dental implants and orthodontics. He’s an out-of-theordinary type of dentist who takes the time to listen to his patients and is never in a hurry.
A graduate from Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Aerni earned the distinguished Robert James Award on February 3rd, 1996, in recognition of his dedication to the pursuit of excellence in general dentistry and implantology. He was also honored with the Midwest Implant Institute Honored Fellow Award on October 19th, 2024, which is a lifetime achievement award recognizing doctors for their contributions to implant dentistry. To this day, his mission is to provide the Gold Standard of Care to each patient and to leave them feeling happier, healthier, and more confident. To keep himself and his team at the top of their game, they pursue countless hours of continuing education–far more than is required.
Dr. Aerni, as well as all of his staff made every effort to make me feel as comfortable as possible during the procedure of prepping for and installing a crown. I would also add that their attention to the details of creating and fitting the crown were impeccable. I appreciate the fact that Dr. Aerni has invested in and learned to use the most up-to-date technology available in this field.”
– J. Elise H.
To achieve the Gold Standard of Care for each patient, Dr. Aerni designed a world-class facility with state-of-the-art technology so patients could have all their needs met in one location. He chose to build his practice overlooking the Metroparks because he wanted his patients to be able to experience the calming beauty of nature while receiving the best dental care available.
In addition to having his office in Strongsville, Dr. Aerni and his wife raised their five children here too. As a family man, he understands the challenges and pressures families face. It’s one of the reasons why he is passionate about Tip Edge orthodontics. He believes it’s the most comfortable, quickest, and cost effective way to achieve that beautiful smile for a lifetime.
While not all dental practices offer dental implants, it’s been a common procedure at Aerni Dental for over 29 years. Dr. Aerni has the experience you won’t find at most general dentist practices. He became a highly skilled implant surgeon by learning from the pioneers in the industry. Names you most likely never heard of, but dentists who are among the “who’s who” in dental implants.
Investing in the latest technology for better patient outcomes has always been what sets Aerni Dental apart from other dental practices. New technology to Aerni Dental is LANAP® Laser Surgery and X-Guide 3D Navigation. The LANAP Laser is used to treat gum disease, and regenerate bone and tissue. It is minimally invasive, destroys bacteria, and offers patients quicker recovery time than traditional surgery. The X-Guide® is the latest advanced dental implant technology that allows Dr. Aerni ultimate precision in implant placement. This means minimally invasive surgery with smaller incisions and faster recovery. Less than 1% of dentists offer this technology in the U.S.
I have been with Dr. Aerni since he had his first office in Strongsville, my family and I have NO reason to go anywhere else for ALL of our dental needs. His staff are some of the most kind and professional people I’ve experienced anywhere in any profession and are now more like family to us than anything else.”
– Rory F.
When he’s not with patients, Dr. Aerni can be found teaching dental implant surgery to dentists at the Midwest Implant Institute, the very same place he began his own implantology studies. He also enjoys outdoor activities and making memories with his growing family.
This is my third visit to Dr. Aerni. Today, I had a decayed tooth removed and an implant put in where the tooth was removed. I can’t say enough good about him and his entire staff! My appointment lasted 2 hours, went amazingly smooth, and virtually painless. I’ve never had such a great experience let alone having a tooth pulled and an implant put in on the same day! The high tech equipment used, along with Dr. Aerni and his dental assistants’ professionalism, was second to none. Every time I leave this office, I am more amazed than my previous visits, especially how they took care of me, and took the time to explain everything to me before the treatment started. Additionally, Dr. Aerni and his staff are always friendly, which takes away the uneasiness of going to the dentist!!!” – Andrew Z.
What started more than 68 years ago as a credit union for the Parma school teachers is now a thriving not-for-profit bank that offers Cuyahoga, Medina, and Lorain County residents financial services and more.
PSE Credit Union now has two locations in Strongsville - one at 12700 Prospect Road and the other at 10883 Pearl Road, Suite 203. Both offer all the same services as a bank “but with lower loan rates, higher savings interest rates, and lower fees,” says Branch Manager Stacy Neumeyer.
This family-oriented institution now includes over 28,000 members throughout Cuyahoga, Medina, and Lorain Counties and makes educating kids about finances a core part of its mission.
“As part of our commitment to kids, we take our mascot Pennie the PSE Puppy into schools and teach kids as young as kindergartners to save money through our Pennie Club,” says Neumeyer.
Howard Hanna is synonymous with excellent service and community involvement in Cuyahoga, Medina and surrounding counties. Their agents are rated excellent in local market knowledge, professionalism, pricing strategies, customer service, communication with their clients and neighborhood involvement. Their representation of sellers and buyers is second to none in the local community and in Northeast Ohio!
Howard Hanna is your one-stop for all real estate services! Not only will their team of agents help you find your forever home, first home, land or that right sized condo or cluster, they also conveniently offer superior financing services with specialized programs from Howard Hanna mortgage. Their title, escrow and insurance service teams are also top notch and ready to serve you!
“Altenheim has been ranked as Newsweek’s 2025
Best Nursing Home in Ohio for comparably sized facilities based on:
• Performance
• Accreditations
• Recommendations
• Satisfaction
For more than 130 years, Altenheim has been providing compassionate service in a person-centered environment. As a not-for-profit public charity, Altenheim has always made residents their top priority. It offers a variety of award-winning services that include long-term care, skilled nursing, therapy rehab, memory care and assisted living in newly renovated Shurmer Place apartments. Dedicated staff, services and state-of-the-art facilities offer a continuum of care that allows
Strongsville Howard Hanna is particularly proud to be part of this community. Strongsville offers a wide range of pricing, easy access to major freeways, excellent proximity to Cleveland and Akron, and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Strongsville boasts a wide array of shopping, restaurants, excellent city services and modern amenities, all while maintaining a hometown feeling! We would be honored to represent you in your next real estate transaction, whether here, Greater Cleveland or anywhere in Ohio. Call today at 440-238-1400 to partner up with us for YOUR NEXT MOVE!
residents to stay on the Strongsville campus even as needs change.
Consistently rated as a five-star organization by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services, Altenheim is proud to serve the Strongsville community.
Altenheim has always stood for family. Call today or visit the website for more information about how the staff can best serve you or your loved ones, or to tour the campus.
penser and Christy Vago have been respected leaders in the insurance industry, providing exceptional health insurance solutions tailored to the needs of individuals, families, and businesses for nearly three decades. At Vago Insurance Agency, they focus on comprehensive health insurance coverage, including individual marketplace plans, Medicare, and employee benefits.
Their experienced team helps families save money with personalized coverage options, and they assist businesses in building cost-effective, competitive employee benefit programs. Their mission is simple: deliver the protection and peace of mind you deserve—without breaking the bank.
When was the last time you had a second opinion on your employee health plan? Now’s the perfect time to review your options and ensure you’re getting the best possible value.
The Vago Insurance team is your reliable advisor, dedicated to designing a tailor-made health insurance solution.
For expert guidance, contact Spenser at 440-655-8344 or Christy at 440-655-3505 today!
ocated in the heart of Strongsville, Trivs restaurant offers fresh, made to order dishes, an extensive wine list and unique hand-crafted cocktails! Live entertainment in the lounge, happy hour on the heated patio or a cozy dinner in the dining room… Trivs has it all, including an eclectic music venue Wednesday through Saturday.
Lunch and dinner menus change seasonally, featuring the freshest local ingredients. The Chef is happy to accommodate special requests to please every guest. The casual elegance and uncompromising service along with the assurance that the staff and customers health, safety, and well-being are the top priority make this a Strongsville staple. Mike Trivisonno Jr. is not only the owner but the man behind a guarantee that you will have a truly unparalleled experience every time.
The private dining room is an ideal space to host your special events, business meetings, showers, rehearsal dinners, or any day that is special to you. This local restaurant seeks to make each guest feel like a family member in their home.
There is a powerful truth found in the Old Testament book of Joshua: “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9) This passage reminds us to give God our troubles, knowing that He is always with us!
At Royal Redeemer, you can find needed encouragement and discover God’s unique plan for your life. Discover truths that’ll change you as an individual, as well as enrich your life with the power of God’s Word.
Whether you’re looking for a reassuring message or great programs and resources for everyone in the family, they are there for you. Royal Redeemer is a church and school that’s all about building relationships, raising strong families, and staying connected to the community through the love God offers all people in Jesus Christ. They’d love for you to be a part of their church and school family.
Each weekend at Royal Redeemer you’ll find a relaxed and friendly atmosphere with inspiring worship music and a practical, relevant message. Children are well-cared for in their loving, quality nursery or fun-filled kids program called Redeemer Kids.
They do this at Royal Redeemer because they have a love worth demonstrating, a journey worth walking, a truth worth holding, a message worth sharing, and a joy worth living! Ultimately, they desire to share the love of Christ with all people. Visit RRLC – you’ll be glad you did!
Traditional and contemporary weekend services are available onsite and online. Visit Royal Redeemer’s website to learn more.
Chad Gibson is the General Manager at Bunker Hill Golf Course in Medina, where he continues his passion for the community as host of two local high school golf teams and the Special Olympics.
As a Medina County native who’s worked at Medina County Golf Courses and Event Centers for 37 years, his philosophy of giving shows in networking, community involvement, investing in, and helping individuals, families, and businesses succeed.
He has hosted over 2,700 fundraisers that have accumulated over $10,000,000 given to our local schools, churches, military, scouts, families in need, and non-profits. Over the years, Chad and his team have developed a niche in hosting and co-chairing events to help the community.
Chad spent several years as a director and a volunteer for local Chambers and non-profit organizations. He is a past member of BNI, having leadership roles as president, vice president, mentor, and ambassador.
In the salon industry, there are two distinct business models: team-based and independent. While some clients and stylists may prefer one over the other, for Mary Siskovic, owner of Today’s Headlines Salon, the choice is clear. THS is a collaborative, team-based, full-service salon located in the heart of Strongsville. Mary believes a teambased environment benefits both clients and stylists, offering numerous advantages, including:
• Flexible scheduling appointments
• Last-minute availability
• Pricing options to fit every budget
• The ability to work with multiple stylists to achieve your ideal look without sacrificing quality
When the best professionals collaborate, incredible things happen. And when you look and feel your best, it’s truly empowering!
Journey with us and discover beauty designed just for you!
ler Networking & Computing has been supporting businesses with their IT needs since 1994. Kent Iler, President & CEO, is passionate about technology and has built a professional team of technology experts. With the continued increase of cyber-attacks and Ransomware, Iler is a top provider of network security with certified security experts on staff. Their tools monitor your systems 24/7/365 allowing them to stop attacks before they stop your business! They help their clients with Compliance, such as FTC Safeguards (GrammLeach-Bliley Act), NIST CSF, ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 22301, CMMC, and more! Celebrating their 30th anniversary in 2024, you can rest assured that they have the expertise and experience to handle all your IT needs securely and professionally. Kent and his family have resided in Lorain County since 1998. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Elyria and is a deacon at First Baptist Church of Elyria. Kent also started Iler Aerial Imaging in 2016 –handling professional video production and drone services/training.
cott Hughes and Alex Kaldy Drellishak are the driving force and friendly faces behind Image Builders Marketing.
Scott Hughes, Vice President of Sales, thrives on promoting businesses in his hometown, North Ridgeville, and other cities in the Cleveland area. Celebrating his 18th year with IBM, he is passionate about magazines and print advertising since his college days at the University of Toledo. “Our community magazines are a great advertising medium and marketing tool! Our publications are reference guides, information directories, and visitors magazines.”
As a second generation Image Builder, Alex Kaldy Drellishak started with Image Builders in 2020 after spending 14 years as an intervention specialist. She works with clients throughout Lorain, Medina, and Cuyahoga counties, and truly enjoys helping them showcase their businesses to the local community. She resides in North Ridgeville, with young son, Mason, and husband, Matt. She looks forward to developing relationships with current and prospective clients, focusing on meeting their needs and establishing lasting relationships.
The real estate market in 2025 is continuing its impressive momentum, driven by a robust economy and a rich tapestry of industries within Cleveland’s lively cultural landscape. Our city has emerged as a popular choice for individuals and families eager to put down roots and make meaningful investments in their futures.
A key highlight of our local market is the consistently strong demand for housing. With an influx of newcomers and a thriving job market in Northeast Ohio, we’re seeing a notable increase in home-buying activity. This includes first-time buyers, those looking to upgrade, and individuals seeking smaller, more manageable homes. The appetite for both resale and new construction properties remains high, even as available inventory becomes more limited.
The graph at right shows inventory and pending sales trends over the last two years in Strongsville, displaying a high of 53 homes for sale in Sept 2024, to a low of 11 homes in March of 2024. The average price per square foot is also
very close to a two-year high at $149 and was only higher in March of this year at $161. This is all good news for Strongsville!
Local real estate professionals are leading the charge in this dynamic market, offering streamlined and effective services to meet your real estate needs. I take great pride in being part of this vibrant market as we support our clients in navigating the continuously changing real estate landscape of 2025.
Parkview Homes and the Puzzitiello Family have been building new homes in Strongsville since 1974. Anticipation has been at an all-time high for Parkview Homes’ final “Master Planned” community in Strongsville — Park Ridge Crossings, which opened in November 2024. Park Ridge Crossings offers custom single-family homes and luxury limited-maintenance villa homes — Hidden Creek Villas.
With fewer homes coming to market in Strongsville and the rest of Northeast Ohio, buyers must be ready to act on existing homes as soon as they become available and should be prepared to pay listing price or over listing price. On average, existing homes are selling in 21 days (according to MLS data). Whether they are “empty-nesters’’ who want to “right-size” their home in one of our custom detached luxury limited-maintenance villas (1,700 – 2,500 sq ft) or families who are expanding and want more room in one of our custom luxury single-family homes (3,400 – 5,000+ sq ft), customers want to stay in Strongsville and are willing to pay a little more for a new home to get exactly what they want.
Consumer trends include white kitchen cabinetry, rustic hardwood flooring, beamed ceilings, large tile showers, sunrooms (instead of living and dining rooms), bathrooms attached to each bedroom, and covered outdoor living spaces. New home construction continues to have a labor shortage. It is important to choose a builder that has trades and vendors that can build your home in a timely manner. It typically takes 7 to 9 months to build a new home, so you really have to plan ahead.
For more information on building your new home, contact: Park Ridge Crossings Single Family at 440-846-3707 or Hidden Creek Luxury-Limited Maintenance Villas at 440-846-3710. Or find more info at www.parkviewhomes.com
By Michael Louwers, MD
The sympathetic nervous system (SNS) controls the body’s “fight or flight” response, crucial for survival but detrimental when overly active. An imbalance between this reactive mechanism and
the calming “rest and digest” system leads to a condition known as “dysautonomia.” This condition can trigger chronic health problems such as anxiety, PTSD, and chronic inflammation by disrupting the body’s stress regulation. Individuals affected may suffer from hypervigilance, restlessness, increased heart rate, and muscle tension. These symptoms can worsen mental health challenges, hinder effective treatment, and create a cycle of insomnia, emotional instability, and anxiety.
Traditional therapies such as talk therapy, EMDR, and medications can be effective, but for some patients, they provide only modest benefits. A noteworthy treatment for dysautonomia is the stellate ganglion block (SGB). FDAapproved for specific types of nerve pain, it is now being used off-label to address anxiety disorders, PTSD, and long covid, among other conditions. The stellate ganglion, a cluster of nerves in the neck, is essential for managing the sympathetic nervous system’s stress responses. An injection of local anesthetic can be placed around this ganglion to disrupt the excessive signals and reduce the body’s stress response. Reset Medical and Wellness Center has optimized this procedure and named it the Neuro Sympathetic Reset (NSR).
Studies show NSR can safely and effectively treat up to 80% of individuals with anxiety, PTSD, and related disorders. It can provide immediate relief and optimize success with traditional therapies. While NSR is not a cure, it offers long-term benefits, reducing stress responses for months to years. Its ability to provide rapid and lasting relief highlights its potential as a valuable tool in the comprehensive management of mental health. For more information visit theresetcenter.com
Staying active has never been so easy!
The focus at the Ehrnfelt Senior Center is to keep older adults moving and having fun! The center, open Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., boasts itself as having something for everyone. Whether you are looking to physically or mentally stay active, they have you covered with programs such as Body Weight Basics, Senior Stability, art classes, an open woodshop, movies, or educational series. If you’re looking for a home-cooked meal and don’t feel like cooking, they have that covered, too. Hot lunches are available Monday through Friday at the Senior Center for pick-up. Their 32-ounce container of fresh, homemade soup is a big hit, especially in the cold Ohio winter months. Orders can be called in at 440-580-3268, and menus can be found at Strongsville.org/Seniorcenter. The Senior Wheels van program keeps Strongsville residents 60 and older and disabled adults independent. They travel throughout Strongsville, Berea, and Middleburg Heights, transporting riders to medical appointments, grocery shopping, the Senior Center, out for lunch, and more! Stop by the Senior front desk at 18100 Royalton Road to learn more, or call 440-580-3275 for more information about staying active at the Senior Center. Activity schedules, menus, and hours can be found on the website.
Nine Homeowner’s Associations (HOAs) worked with Cuyahoga Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) and the City of Strongsville to take unused common areas maintained as turf grass and restore them to a natural area. Planting a mix of native trees, shrubs, grasses, and wildflowers creates a beautiful area for recreation while reducing the gas and fertilizer consumed for landscaping.
The inspiration for this program came from Jennifer Milbrandt, Natural Resources Coordinator for the City of Strongsville, and her work rebuilding the city’s urban forest. Jennifer has previously created an inventory of all the forested areas in the city and found that each year there is a net loss to urban canopy. Yet past programs to reforest urban areas have been met with some challenges; planting more trees leads to an increased need for leaf removal in the fall. Simultaneously, multiple HOAs approached Jennifer about how to reduce the burden of landscaping costs. Jennifer saw an opportunity to work with Cuyahoga SWCD and address these concerns with a “Re-Naturing Program” that incentivizes HOAs to stop mowing turf grass in unused common areas and plant native species instead. An added bonus is that by planting in these unused areas there is no need for leaf removal in the fall. Visit www.cuyahogaswcd.org for more information about their urban conservation efforts, including stormwater, watershed, and natural resource management.
By
Meg Hennessey, from the Cuyahoga Soil & Water Conservation District Fall 2024 newsletter
Pictured: This HOA had a large field (about 2 acres) behind their tennis courts that their landscaper was mowing, but no one was using. After discussing with CSWCD, they drew up a new plan for the site. Similar to other HOAs they continue to mow a walking trail, but the rest of the area has been replanted with native trees, shrubs, wildflower seed, and native grasses. While the planted trees and shrubs are still small, already the area has bloomed into a great display of native wildflowers. This HOA has placed a bench and tables for residents to sit and enjoy nature while out for a walk. While the HOA was previously spending money on gas and labor to maintain a blank field of turf grass (which provides no wildlife benefit and absorbs very little runoff – our nickname for turf grass is “green concrete”) they now are saving money while having the added benefit of a natural area to enjoy.
TOWN CENTER PARK | 18300 Zverina Lane Behind the Ehrnfelt Recreation Center, Featuring eight pickleball courts, four tennis courts, two sand volleyball courts, one hoop basketball court, two splash pads, ADA all-inclusive playground, and paved walking trails throughout the park. There are multiple pavilions, including electricity, available for rent, and a room available to rent for small weddings, showers, etc. There are four restrooms for the outdoor amenities and male and female restrooms for the rental room.
REC PARK NO. 2 | 16109 Foltz Parkway (South of Rt. 82) Located in Foltz Industrial Parkway near the City Municipal Offices, this park includes Foltz 1 and Foltz 2 Fields, playgrounds, a basketball court, two pavilions, and picnic tables. Foltz Softball Pavilion has electricity, restrooms, a grill, and running water.
REC PARK NO. 3 | 21273 Drake Road Located at the intersection of Drake Road and Prospect. This park features Wood and Sprague Fields. Each field has a pavilion with picnic tables, two grills, four electrical outlets, playgrounds, and portable restrooms nearby.
NICHOLS FIELD | 22707 Sprague Road Located on Sprague and Marks Road, this park features a baseball field, a pavilion with eight electrical outlets, 10 picnic tables, two grills, a portable restroom, and a playground.
VOLUNTEER PARK | 21410 Lunn Road Located just west of Prospect Road, it includes four baseball fields (Watts, Stroemple, Farnsworth, and Cappy), and two Little League fields (Roth & Kalinich). The park also features batting cages, horseshoe pits, a half-mile paved walking path, vending machines, restrooms, a pavilion with picnic tables, a playground, and bocci ball courts.
SURRARRER PARK | 14625 Whitney Road Located at the corner of Webster and Whitney Roads, this park features an ADA-compliant playground, James Field, two tennis courts, a pavilion with eight electrical outlets and four picnic tables, and a portable restroom.
BACKYARD PRESERVE | 18100 Royalton Road Located behind the Ehrnfelt Recreation Center, this park features an outdoor amphitheater, a scenic walking trail, beautiful foliage, and plenty of wildlife.
The basement of the Baldwin House at the Strongsville Historical Village is home to the Strongsville Society of Model Railroad Engineers (SSMRE), a model railroad club that was founded about 40 years ago. Club members have built an HO-scale layout that fills the basement and enables the operation of multiple trains at a time. Scenery includes mountains and streams, tunnels and bridges, a lake port, and a large downtown area. The club currently has 30 members who fund the construction and maintenance of the layout with their annual dues. The club holds numerous open houses throughout the year, typically coordinating with Strongsville Historical Society events such as the Fall Festival and the Christmas season activities. Anyone interested in learning more about the SSMRE should contact Ron Spiga, President, at honest_ron@ameritech.net or Steve Salamon, Secretary, at oldrivets4800@yahoo.com
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YOUTH SPORTS PARK | 21255 Lunn Road Located on West Lunn Road just west of Prospect (across from Volunteer Park). This park features one regulation football field, two flag football fields, three Little League fields, and one pavilion with electricity, a portable restroom, and picnic tables. Football field for use by permit only.
Pavilions in city parks, not including Town Center Park, are available for rent: $80 for residents and $160 for nonresidents. To reserve a pavilion or for more information, please call the rental coordinator at 440-580-3270.
The Strongsville Historical Society has been a fixture in Strongsville for over 60 years, founded in 1962 by Howard and Velda Chapman who had a vision to create an organization to protect the heritage of our community. Our Historical Village is situated on roughly three acres with eight historic buildings, each between 100 and 200 years old, and has been a hidden gem in the center of Strongsville that preserves and interprets the history, significance, and traditions of our community.
They have multiple annual events to bring residents back to reminisce about Strongsville’s history – Memorial Day Open House, Harvest Festival in September, Trick-or-Treat in November, and Christmas activities the first two weekends each December. All of their buildings contain fascinating displays of various subject matter – military history, Velda’s doll collection, a Roe Millinery hat collection, a historic schoolhouse setting, the Olds General Store with hundreds of items representing what would have been sold 100 years ago, historic farm tool and home workshop displays, a cabin demonstrating life in the 1820s, and more. Through the generous donations of historical items over the years, their collection has grown to more than 15,000 items, almost 5,000 of which represent historic photos and documents of significance.
The village is open for tours every Wednesday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, March through October. Tours can otherwise be scheduled by appointment, and they have a wonderful meeting space available for rent for groups of up to 40 people. Each May, all of the 3rd grade classes in Strongsville look forward to the annual field trip to the village where they learn about Strongsville life a century ago.
They are always looking for new members, new volunteers, and funding that will position them to continue protecting this legacy for generations to come. They are a totally volunteer-run organization and receive no government funding for operations. Everything is funded through donations and grants. Please visit strongsvillehistoricalsociety.org or their Facebook page @Strongsville Historical Society for more information about how you can get involved with this very worthy cause.
Who is this guy? For the answer to this and other questions about our history, check out the Strongsville Historical Society! We love new members and volunteers.
The Kiwanis Club of Strongsville is a service organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of the children of Strongsville. The Club celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2020. We are responsible for the wonderful American flag display at Town Square. Local businesses and private citizens secure a sign and sponsor a flag that is hoisted on every national holiday. The Kiwanis Club uses these monies to fund our high school scholarship program and other projects in the community. Other such projects include:
▸ Adopt A Family: Kiwanis gives “cash gift cards” to needy families in the community.
▸ Memory Bags: a bag of age-appropriate support items for grieving students.
▸ Read Around the World: a reading promotion event for preschoolers through 2nd graders.
▸ Finally, our Club just pledged $20,000 to the downtown enhancement project
The Kiwanis Club is very proud of its sponsorship of three service clubs that include: The Strongsville Middle School Builders Club, St. Joseph & John School Builders Club, and The Strongsville High School Key Club.
The 6th through 12th graders who make up these clubs participate/volunteer in a variety of community activities. For example, these young adults will assist the Kiwanis Club in hoisting the 110 American Flags and Sponsor Signs at Town Square.
A few years ago, we began to hoist the six flags of the United States Armed Forces. This includes the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard. Our Club looks for every opportunity to recognize and honor our Veterans. These unique flags can be viewed on the southeast corner of Pearl and Royalton Roads behind the brick wall. Interestingly enough, there is an Order of Precedence based on the seniority of the services. The year of origin of each branch is a factor in seniority: Army 1775 (June); Marine Corps 1775 (Oct.); Navy 1775 (Nov.); Air Force 1939 (Sept.); Space Force 2019 (Dec.); and the Coast Guard (1790). The Coast Guard is not considered a military branch but a military service subservient to the Navy.
Of course, when the flag of the United States of America is displayed with these six flags, it should be larger and flown higher. Kiwanis members, like many of Strongsville’s citizens, enjoy the regimentation found in our military.
Our Club is very devoted to the United States of America! When you join us at our monthly meeting on the second Wednesday of each month, don’t be surprised when we begin the session with the Pledge of Allegiance. We gather at the Strongsville Senior Center at 6:30 p.m. See you soon! For more information visit strongsvillekiwanis.com
Cuyahoga County Public Library (CCPL) consistently ranks among America’s best and busiest library systems. It has 27 branches that serve 47 communities. The Strongsville Branch, located at 18700 Westwood Drive, holds the distinction of being the highest circulating branch in the entire CCPL system. More items are borrowed from the Strongsville Branch than any other branch. Stop in and browse the expansive collection. While you’re there, grab a copy of CCPL’s free quarterly program guide to learn about the many exciting programs and services that are available for all ages.
The Strongsville Branch has so much to offer, from community meeting spaces to study rooms equipped with conferencing equipment that can be booked up to a week in advance, and the Kathleen Cochrane DePiero Recording Studio, a space where visitors can record their own music tracks and green screen videos for free. The branch also offers passport processing and photo services seven days a week by appointment.
Looking for volunteer opportunities? Join the Friends of the Strongsville Branch Library. They support the library through book sales, membership dues, and donations. Give the branch a call if you’re interested in joining.
For more information, visit us online at cuyahogalibrary.org, or call 440-238-5530.
City of Strongsville
16099 Foltz Pkwy. Strongsville, OH 44149 www.strongsville.org
Safety IN AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 9-1-1 CITY DEPARTMENTS
Main Administration 440-580-3100
Economic Development 440-580-3118
brent.painter@strongsville.org
Engineering Department 440-580-3120
engineering.department@ strongsville.org
Finance Department 440-580-3125 eric.dean@strongsville.org
Fire Dept., Non-emergency 440-580-3210 fire@strongsville.org
Human Resources 440-580-3137
Law Department 440-580-3145 strongsville.law@strongsville.org
Mayor’s Court 440-580-3155 mayors.court@strongsville.org
Mayor’s Office 440-580-3150
Animal Control Officer 440-580-3180 animal.control@strongsville.org
Building Department 440-580-3105 building@strongsville.org
City Council Office 440-580-3110
Communications Center 440-580-3190 katie.grace@strongsville.org
Police, Non-emergency 440-580-3230 police.records@strongsville.org
Recreation - Walter F. Ehrnfelt Community Recreation & Senior Complex 440-580-3260 bryan.bogre@strongsville.org
Residential Waste DisposalRepublic Waste 440-572-7590
Veteran Housing Solutions, based in Strongsville, Ohio, is dedicated to providing comprehensive housing support for aging, disabled, and homeless Veterans. Founded with a mission to ensure every Veteran has access to safe, accessible, and affordable housing, the organization has been a beacon of hope since its inception.
Their programs extend beyond just providing shelter. They offer food security, transportation assistance, and help with home modifications to make living spaces more accommodating for disabled Veterans. By addressing the critical needs of Veterans, they help them reintegrate into society and achieve long-term stability.
Their dedicated team, comprised entirely of volunteers, works tirelessly to support Veterans in our community. With every contribution, they can reach more Veterans, transform more lives, and honor the service of those who have given so much for our country. Join them in their mission to ensure that every Veteran has a place to call home. For more information, visit veteranhousingsolutions.org
Together we can make a difference.
Senior Center
440-580-3275
sheena.wright@strongsville.org.
Service Department 440-580-3170 service@strongsville.org
Ward 1
Jim Kaminski 216-233-0721 Jim.kaminski@strongsville.org
Ward 2
Ann Roff 440-241-5253 ann.roff@strongsville.org
Ward 3
Tom Clark 440-596-8294 tom.clark@strongsville.org
Ward 4
Gordon Short 440-665-4184 gordon.short@strongsville.org
At-large
Jim Carbone 440-268-8089 Jim.carbone@strongsville.org
“Camp Cheerful is a home away from home for our son.”
These words from a parent sum up what has made Camp Cheerful such a special place since 1947 – a nurturing environment cultivated by its caring staff and natural surroundings.
At its 52-acre Strongsville campus, Achievement Centers for Children offers a variety of year-round programs for children and adults with disabilities: River Rock Adult Day Program (for participants ages 18+), Therapeutic Horsemanship (Adapted Riding classes for riders ages 4+ with and without disabilities), Cheerful Day Camp (campers ages 5 through high school graduation), Summer Overnight Camp (ages 16+) and Respite Weekends post-summer (ages 16+). Also, six Adapted Sports
Brian Spring 440-479-5447 brian.spring@strongsville.org
Kelly Kosek 440-241-2575 kelly.kosek@strongsville.org
Clerk of Council Aimee Pientka 440-580-3112 aimee.pientka@strongsville.org
Board of Elections 216-443-8683
Cuyahoga County Board of Health 216-201-2000
Food Bank 440-580-3280
Library 440-238-5530
Strongsville BMV 440-572-1505
Meals on Wheels 440-238-3361 Post Office 440-238-1637
programs are hosted throughout the community for athletes ages 6+ of varying abilities.
Come visit Camp! The 35th Annual A Most Excellent Race will be held there on June 22, 2025. Learn more about our Camp programs and the Race at achievementcenters.org
Strongsville Cemetery 440-580-3186
Strongsville City Schools Administrative Offices 440-572-7000
School Transportation 440-572-7060
Strongsville High School 440-572-7100
Strongsville Middle School 440-572-7090
In celebration of this milestone anniversary, the Optimist Club of Strongsville will provide funding for various children and youth activities and programs in addition to their usual activities. Stay tuned for some sweet surprises, such as admission ticket subsidies, donations to kids’ programs, and more! And FIFTY THANK YOUS to the many businesses, individuals, and groups that have kept them going strong. They are grateful for your loyalty, dedication, and support. Find more about the Strongsville Optimist Club online at www.facebook.com/strongsvilleoptimistclub.
MISSION: By providing hope and positive vision, Optimists bring out the best in youth, communities, and ourselves.
Celebrating our 50th Anniversary!
Post Secondary Scholarships
Oratorical and Essay Contests
Reading Buddies Program
Grants To Ronald McDonald House
Cleveland Family Meals
Project NICU at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital Shop with a Cop Disadvantaged students to participate in sports and activities, and much, much, more!
Learn about us at: www.optimist.org • www.facebook.com/strongsvilleoptimistclub
Chapman Elementary School 440-572-7140
Kinsner Elementary School 440-572-7120
Muraski Elementary School 440-572-7160
Surrarrer Elementary School 440-572-7170
Whitney Elementary School 440-572-7180
Early Learning Preschool 440-572-7046
Albert Einstein Academy 440-471-4982
Polaris Career Center 440-891-7600
Sts. Joseph & John School Catholic School 440-238-4877
St. Mary Catholic School 440-243-4555
All Around Children 440-268-8330
Creative Playrooms
Strongsville Montessori School & Child Care 440-572-9365
Early Learning Preschool 440-572-7046
Goddard School 440-238-4600
KidsFirst Learning Center 440-596-0955
The Nest Schools 440-271-8448
Play.Love.Learn 440-638-4839
Primrose School 440-253-9922
Rissa’s Little Learners 440-305-6196
St. Joseph & John-Little Vikings 440-238-4877
Strongsville Co-Op Preschool 440-238-5570
Stages Childcare Center 440-846-1507
Sweet Kiddles Flexible Child Care Center 440-238-1119
Tutor Time Child Care/ Learning Center 888-329-4049
Wishing Well Pre-School 440-238-7744
UTILITIES
AT&T 800-288-2020
Breezeline 888-536-9600
Columbia Gas 800-344-4077
DIRECTV 800-531-5000
First Energy 800-589-3101
Frontier 877-702-8658
NEORSD 216-881-8247
NOPEC 855-667-3201
PUCO 800-686-7826
R.I.T.A. 440-526-0900
Republic Waste 440-572-7590
Spectrum 888-369-2408
Water – City of Cleveland 216-664-3130
Arts in Strongsville www.strongsvillearts.org
Kiwanis Club of Strongsville www.strongsvillekiwanis.org
Rotary Club of Strongsville www.strongsvillerotary.org
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce www.strongsvillechamber.com
Strongsville City Club www.strongsvillecityclub.com
Strongsville Emergency Food Bank www.strongsvillefoodbank.org
Strongsville Historical Society www.strongsvillehistoricalsociety.org
Strongsville Meals on Wheels altenehimcom/meals-on-wheels
Strongsville Optimist Club www.strongsvilleoptimistclub.com
Strongsville Toastmasters Club www.tmstrongsville. toastmastersclubs.org
Strongsville Women’s League www.facebook.com/ strongsvillewomensleague
Veterans of Foreign Wars www.vfw3345.com
U.S. SENATORS Bernie Moreno Jon Husted
U.S. CONGRESS District 7
Max Miller 440-692-6120 or 202-225-3876 7335 Ridge Rd. Parma, OH 44129
Governor Mike DeWine 614-644-4357
77 South High St., Riffe Ctr., 30th Flr. Columbus, OH 43215-6117
Ohio State Senator District 24
Tom Patton
Ohio Representative District 17 Mike Dovilla
Strongsville Community Theatre has entertained audiences since 1995, with quality plays, musicals, and youth productions, showcasing local talent and educating students and adults in theatrical arts. They have a lot of exciting plans in the works as they celebrate their 30th Anniversary!
In 2025, they are bringing back a renewed focus on youth programming. They will be offering youth summer camps and workshops to introduce theatrical arts to children and teens in the community. They have also partnered with Strongsville City Schools to reestablish a drama club at SMS and provide support to the SHS Theatre program.
SCT awards scholarships to SHS students wishing to pursue a career in the performing arts, awarding thousands of dollars in scholarships over the past five years. Every fall they host a special tribute show benefiting the Jean Thom Scholarship fund.
For the latest updates, visit strongsvillecommunitytheatre.com or follow them on Facebook.
youth theatre
First Baptist Church of Strongsville 17444 Drake Rd. 440-238-5378
First Lutheran Church of Strongsville 19419 Royalton Rd. 440-238-7890
Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church 11680 Royalton Rd., North Royalton 440-237-7958
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church 8888 Prospect Rd. 440-234-5806
St. John Neumann Catholic Church 16271 Pearl Rd. 440-238-1770
ISSO Shree Swaminarayan Hindu Temple 13354 Pearl Rd. 440-238-2222
Lifechurch Strongsville 14765 Pearl Rd. 440-539-3476
Mother of God Zyrovicy Belarusan Autocephalic Orthodox Church 11064 Webster Rd. 440-878-9736
Our Savior Lutheran Church 14343 Sprague Rd. 440-234-6595
Pathway Church 21211 Drake Rd. 440-878-9890
St. Joseph Catholic Church 12700 Pearl Rd. 440-238-5555
Strongsville Bible Fellowship 13237 Prospect Rd. 440-572-9033
Strongsville Christian Church 19132 Temple Dr. 216-772-8337
Strongsville United Church of Christ 13740 Pearl Rd. 440-238-6697
Strongsville United Methodist Church 13500 Royalton Rd. 440-238-6135
Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church is a wonderful place to meet new friends, find needed encouragement, discover God’s unique plan for you, and serve others. We o er ministries and support for all ages through all walks of life. Visit our website for worship times and other helpful information.
Royal Redeemer Lutheran School is a nationally-
private school where students, age 3 through grade 8, receive a Christ-centered education, and are equipped for all God is calling them to do.
Brew Garden 16555 Southpark Ctr. 440-234-1002
Brew Kettle 8377 Pearl Rd. 440-239-8788
Buffalo Wild Wings 8465 Pearl Rd. 440-243-9464
Corners Tavern 2990 W. 130th St. 440-570-8130
Harvest Saloon 15147 Pearl Rd. 440-238-9464
Johnny J’s Pub & Grille 15323 Pearl Rd. 440-268-6848
Mulligan’s Bar & Grille 20880 Royalton Rd. 440-238-4447 mulligans-strongsville.com
Office Lounge 8800 Pearl Rd. 440-243-9805
Slim & Chubby’s 12492 Prospect Rd. 440-572-7546
Strongsville Cafe 13600 Pearl Rd. 440-238-6810
The Local Bar 14751 Pearl Rd. 440-238-7495
A Slice Above 8788 Pearl Rd. 440-826-1300
Antonio’s Pizza 14232 Pearl Rd. 440-878-1111
Bennett’s Bar & Pizzeria 19616 W. 130th St. 440-268-6767
Dear Mama’s Pizza 14769 Pearl Rd. 440-572-3333
Domino’s Pizza 14300 Pearl Rd. 440-572-0444
Donatos Pizza 14694 Pearl Rd. 440-638-5919
Emilio’s Pizza 20934 Drake Rd. 440-846-1111
Gina’s Pizza 14423 Pearl Rd. 440-238-4820
Giovanni’s Pizza 19772 W. 130th 440-878-1700
Jolly’s Pizza 22895 Sprague Rd 440-234-2222
Mama Julianne’s 10913 Prospect Rd. 440-238-2028
Mulligan’s Bar & Grille
Marcos’ Pizza 12513 Pearl Rd. 440-572-9900
Master Pizza 13311 Pearl Rd. 440-876-8777
Papa John’s 16494 Pearl Rd. 440-572-4000
Tommy’s Pizza 17664 Pearl Rd. 440-878-9999
Bruegger’s Bagels 15035 Pearl Rd. 440-572-4646
Crumbl Cookies 16734 Royalton Rd. 440-638-1350
Donut Scene 15033 Pearl Rd. 440-238-0288
Dunkin Donuts 14009 Pearl Rd. 440-238-3544
13128 Royalton Rd. 216-640-7752
8810 Pearl Rd. 440-534-0660
Fat Bee Café 14405 Pearl Rd. 440-268-6252
LaCrepe Bakery & Café 14785 Pearl Rd. 440-783-1797
Nothing Bundt Cakes 13433 Pearl Rd. 440-268-8606
Patisserie 42 16888 Pearl Rd. 440-334-2228
Starbucks 17180 Royalton Rd. 440-572-1105
8300 Pearl Rd. 440-298-2704
White Flower Cake Shoppe 15131 Pearl Rd. 440-638-4871
Wine Down & Sweets Cafe 12927 Pearl Rd. 440-268-8305
808 Shave Ice & Cafe 12457 Pearl Rd.
Dairy Queen Chill & Grille 12152 Pearl Rd. 440-238-3491
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers 12380 Pearl Rd. 440-783-1611
Mitchell’s Ice Cream 18832 Westwood Dr. 440-638-4221
Pulp Juice & Smoothie Bar 15037 Pearl Rd. 440-268-6650
Sweeties Olympia Treats 11606 Pearl Rd. 440-572-7747
Tropical Smoothie Cafe 17800 Royalton Rd. 440-783-1213
Akshaya Patray 14224 Pearl Rd. 440-638-4977
Aladdin’s Eatery 15250 Pearl Rd. 440-238-8000
Applebee’s 17771 Southpark Ctr. 440-572-5292
Asia Garden 19648 West 130th 440-268-6633
The Aviator Event Center & Pub 20920 Brookpark Rd., Cleveland 216-770-5300 aviatorcle.com
Barrio Tacos 13169 Prospect Rd. 440-783-1635
BIBIBOP Asian Grill 15191 Pearl Rd. 380-206-0722
Buca di Beppo 16677 Southpark Ctr. 440-846-6262
Bucci’s J Bella Italian Restaurant 12201 Pearl Rd. 440-238-0200
Chick-fil-A 16584 Royalton Rd. 440-238-2344
Chipotle Mexican Grill 15029 Pearl Rd. 440-846-9625 17090 Royalton Rd. 440-656-2210
City Barbeque 17818 Royalton Rd. 440-783-9105
CleaveLand Grill 17024 Pearl Rd. 440-210-4886
Condado Tacos 17830 Royalton Rd. 440-783-1153
CoreLife Eatery 17917 Southpark Center, Ste. 130 440-732-0633
Corner 11 Poke & Ramen 17100 Royalton Rd. 440-879-1004
Culver’s 8464 Pearl Rd. 440-297-4008
Dairy Queen Chill & Grille 12152 Pearl Rd. 440-238-3491
Dave’s Cosmic Subs 14696 Pearl Rd. 440-268-6305
Dean House Chinese 14393 Pearl Rd. 440-268-9568
DiBella’s Subs 16758 Royalton Rd. 440-846-0924
Don’s Pomeroy House 13663 Pearl Rd. 440-572-1111
Dragon Chinese 20906 Drake Rd. 440-238-8278
El Palenque 18066 Royalton Rd. 440-879-1722
Europeans Best 19608 W. 130th St. 440-572-0600
Firehouse Subs 17250 Ledgewood Plaza 440-238-1133
Five Guys 15171 Pearl Rd. 440-268-9968
Fusion Mediterranean Grill 20918 Drake Rd. 440-656-2121
Gino’s More Than Just Italian 14982 Pearl Rd. 440-879-1001
Goldie’s Deli & Restaurant 13359 Pearl Rd. 440-572-8700
Gran Fiesta Mexican 18737 Royalton Rd. 440-846-2313
Honeygrow 17830 Royalton Rd. 440-638-1766
The Hooley Pub & Kitchen 500 SouthPark Center 440-638-4852
Hot Head Burritos 13405 Pearl Rd. 440-268-8588
Italian Village Restaurant 16605 Pearl Rd. 440-572-1414
Jennifer’s Restaurant 14415 Pearl Rd. 440-234-2044
Jersey Mike’s Subs 13309 Pearl Rd. 440-783-1912
Jimmy John’s Subs 14993 Pearl Rd. 440-238-4008
Longhorn Steakhouse 17211 Southpark Ctr. 440-238-7917
Miss Hickory’s Tea Room 14335 Mill Hollow Ln. 440-668-3053
Mr. Hero 12465 Pearl Rd. 440-238-8811
Nourishing Nook 14150 Pearl Rd. 440-829-6959
Outback Steakhouse 17602 Royalton Rd. 440-876-0007
Panera 17800 Royalton Rd. 440-846-0377
Penn Station East Coast Subs 14612 Pearl Rd. 440-238-6240
Pho & Beyond 13500 Pearl Rd. 440-783-1886
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers 14356 Pearl Rd. 440-783-9231
Red Lobster 17227 Southpark Ctr. 440-572-0717
Rico’s Tacos & Tequila 15315 Pearl Rd. 440-268-6233
Rosewood Grill 16740 Royalton Rd. 440-783-5500
Sakura Sushi House 15040 Pearl Rd. 440-268-9668
Samurai Sushi Bar & Hibachi Steakhouse 16670 Royalton Rd. 440-238-6948
Scramblers 16726 Pearl Rd. 440-238-4143
Seafood Shake Boil 16532 Royalton Rd. 440-876-5900
Shinto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar 17070 Pearl Rd. 440-878-3868
Square 22 13485 Pearl Rd. 440-268-8322
Sweet Mango Thai Cuisine 14610 Pearl Rd. 440-238-9921
Szechuan Gourmet 18086 Royalton Rd. 440-268-6242
TGI Friday’s 18400 Royalton Rd. 440-238-1299
Teriyaki Madness 17818 Royalton Rd. 440-638-4523
The Foundry Social 333 Foundry St., Medina 330-333-9000
The Rail 17855 Southpark Center Dr. 440-783-1275
Triv’s 17100 Royalton Rd., Suite 11 440-238-8830 trivsstrongsville.com
Zupadi Indian 14741 Pearl Rd. 440-783-1529
Every effort has been made to provide a complete and accurate restaurant list. Due to space constraints, not all fast food restaurants were able to be included.
Storybook Adventures in Ballet For 6 Months - 8 years Old! Classes, Parties, Camps, Magic Free Trials Year Round 12210 Pearl Rd. 234-678-6776 tutuschoolstrongsville.com
OFFERINGS
- boys and girls (ages Toddler through 18) •
Achievement Centers For Children l Programs for Children & Adults with Disabilities p 39
Aerni Dental l Dentist/Dental Services
Altenheim Senior Living l Senior Living p 26
The Aviator Event Center & Pub l Restaurant & Event Center Inside Front Cover
Bedford Physical Therapy and Fitness l Physical Therapy/Sports Performance/Health Coaching/Fitness p 32
Beetle’s Plumbing Solutions l Plumbing Services -
Bin Bath l Trash Bin Cleaning Service
Brunswick Strongsville Storage l Storage Facility
Bunker Hill Golf Course l Golf Course/Event Center
Butler Family Dentistry l Dentist/Dental Services
Cintas Corporation l Uniforms/Cleaning Supplies & Services
30
Ohio BMV - Strongsville License Bureau l License Bureau/Driver & Vehicle Services p 48
Ohio Cabinets & Countertops l Cabinets, Countertops, Tile, Flooring & Design Services p 30
Optimist Club of Strongsville l Club/Organization p 40
Our Savior Lutheran Church l Church p 44
Parkview Homes l Custom Home Builder p 7, 30
Petland l Pet Store p 18
PLIDCO® l Manufacturer/Employment Opportunities p 16
Polaris Career Center l School/Career & Technical p 23
PSE Credit Union l Credit Union/Financial Services p 21, 26
R.A. Kalfas Construction Inc. l Construction Services p 29
Reset Medical & Wellness Center l Treatments for Physical and Mental Health p 5, 32
36 Cleveland Tool & Cutter l Woodworking Services/Tools & Machinery p 12
CMIT Solutions l Information Technology Services/Cybersecurity
Crossroads Elite Gymnastics Academy l Gymnastics Center
Cuyahoga County Public Library - Strongsville Branch l Library
33 Gran Fiesta Mexican Grill & Cantina l Restaurant
46 Headlines Barbershop l Barbershop
15 High Voltage Indoor Karting l Indoor Go Karting p 45
Howard Hanna l Realtors/Real Estate p 26, 29, Back Cover
Iler Networking and Computing l Networking & Computer Service/Sales p 28, 47
Image Builders Marketing l Community Magazine Publisher p 28, 48
Jardine
Keller Williams - Christine Manzo l Realtors/Real Estate p 30
Lunn Road Storage l Self-Storage Facility p 29
MAD Brewing Company at Foundry Social l Brewery p 45
Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church & School l Church & School/Private p 27, 44
Smart Choice Baths l Bathroom Remodeling/Renovating p 14
Smart Choice Windows l Windows/Siding/
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