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MOTHER OF SORROWS CATHOLIC CHURCH


Father Alex Spenik with Father John Terzano


Memories


Mother of Sorrows Celebrates 140 Years

On September 11, 2022 members of Mother of Sorrows and the community celebrated the retirement of Father John Terzano and the 140th anniversary of the church.

Father John came to Mother of Sorrows and our community on August 1, 1995. He graduated from Saint Joseph`s High School in 1966. He attended Borromeo College, John Carroll University and Saint Mary Seminary. Father John was ordained on June 8, 1974.

In addition to Father John`s many accomplishments he has been an important part of the staff of Your Community News.

He will remain at Mother of Sorrows until the end of October and then will be moving to Stow.

Our thanks for being such an important part of this community and we wish Father John a happy retirement.

Blessings, Father John Terzano

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BOSTON TOWNSHIP

The Township minutes are posted on our website at www.bostontownship.org and outside the fiscal office at the Boston Township Hall. Meetings are covered by the West Side Leader.

Township Hall Painted: The next time you drive by the Township Hall, please take notice of the work done to repair the siding and paint the structure. This was a joint project of the Boston Township Trustees and the Boston Township Hall Committee.


Road Department: Brush pick-up on the first Mondays of the month will conclude for 2022 on October 3, 2022. Starting in October and through early December, the road department will be vacuuming up leaves as they begin to fall. Leaves should be piled off the road pavement and should not include branches or other debris. For more information, please call the Road Department at (330) 657-2600. Utilizing a $245,412 grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation`s Township Stimulus program and an additional $20,000 secured through the efforts of Brian Nelsen from County Executive Ilene Shapiro`s office and Joe Paradise from the Summit County Engineer`s Office the township resurfaced Oak Hill, part of Major Road, and Stine Road. (Peninsula Village contributed $21,000 for their section). Striping of these roads will be completed soon. At the September 28 meeting the Trustees approved the repaving of the hill on Hines Hill Road.

Zoning Updates: The denial of the application from Senuta Property, LLC to install two double-sided billboards on parcel #07-00108 was upheld at the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting held July 26. The Trustees voted to reappoint Mike Anderson to a five-year term on the Zoning Commission to expire on September 4, 2027. The Township voted to approve a calendar of meeting dates for the submission of applications regarding hearings before the zoning boards. This will standardize the process for all. The calendar will be posted to the township website. The Zoning Commission has begun the process of reviewing the zoning resolution as it relates to signs and signage. They are being assisted by Mark Majewski of Northstar Planning and Design.

Akron-Cleveland Road: The city of Cuyahoga Falls has installed a 12" waterline along a portion of Akron-Cleveland Road in Boston Township. This phase of the waterline extension goes from approximately the intersection with Wyoga Lake Road to approximately 5194 Akron-Cleveland Road. Additionally, the Summit County Engineer`s office will be repaving Akron-Cleveland Road from the Cuyahoga Falls line to the Boston Heights line over the upcoming weeks.

Trash Contract: The current trash contract is expiring on January 31, 2023. The township is in the process of preparing specifications so that the contract can be put out for bids.

New Email Addresses: Boston Township is adopting standardized email addresses. The following are the new addresses:
Amy Anderson:   a.anderson@bostontownship.org
Randy Bergdorf:   r.bergdorf@bostontownship.org
Bill Clifton:   b.clifton@bostontownship.org
Dave Krusinski:   d.krusinski@bostontownship.org
Pam Schneider:   p.schneider@bostontownship.org
Pat Ryan:   p.ryan@bostontownship.org

WEBSITE: Visit our Website at www.bostontownship.org to find up–to–date Township information. Contact numbers for the trustees: Amy Anderson: 330–657–2439, Randy Bergdorf: 330–655–5698, and Bill Clifton: 330–657–4032. Fiscal Officer: Pam Schneider at 330–657–2059; Road Department: Dave Krusinski at 330–657–2600; and Zoning: Pat Ryan at 234–900–9145.

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PENINSULA VILLAGE

Village Council met in person for the Regular Council Session on Tuesday, September 13, 2022.

Council passed the July 12, 2022, Regular Council Meeting Minutes.

Council suspended the three-reading rule and passed Resolution No. 15-2022 an emergency resolution authorizing the mayor to enter into an agreement with Targeting and Solutions Limited to provide traffic control program services to the Village.

Council passed Ordinance No. 16-2022 an emergency ordinance enacting codified ordinance chapter 319 entitled Officer-Operated Traffic Law Enforcement Devices and Establishing Civil Penalties.

Council suspended the three-reading rule and passed Resolution No. 20-2022 a resolution accepting the amounts and rates as determined by the Summit County Budget Commission and authorizing the necessary tax levies and certifying them to the County Fiscal Officer.

Council suspended the three-reading rule and passed Resolution No.21-2022 an emergency resolution authorizing the mayor to execute a change order in connection with its cooperative agreement with the County of Summit, through the Summit County Engineer, relating to the 2022 Summit County 405 Resurfacing Program.

Council suspended the three-reading rule and passed Resolution No.22-2022 a resolution recognizing the Village of Peninsula as a gateway community to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

Trick-or-Treat will be observed on Monday, October 31, 2022 from 6:00PM to 8:00PM.

Mayor Schneider thanked Dante Arstone for his time as a seasonal employee.

Residents are encouraged to visit the Village website at www.villageofpeninsula-oh.gov and go to the Wastewater tab to get the latest sewers and water news along with meeting dates.

Summit County Public Health mandates properties served by a sewage treatment system and/or private water system are subject to a Building and Zoning Evaluation Application through their department. You must have SCPH approval before applying for Village permits. For more information, please visit www.scph.org or call 330-926-5600.

If you are utilizing your property for short-term rentals, please remit a completed Short-Term Rental Certificate Application to the Village. All Short-Term Rental related forms can be found on the Village website under the ZONING tab.

Reminder to our residents, it is illegal to discard any debris, including, but not limited to, grass clippings, snow, leaves, litter or any unsightly or unsanitary material into the roadway to maintain public health and safety. It is your responsibility to keep your sidewalks, ditches, and driveway culverts clear.

The last brush pick up will be October 3, 2022. Brush only, cut ends to the road. No root balls or vines. This is for storm damage and minor property cleanup. NOT for major tree removal or clearing of property. Leaf pick-up will start in November.

If you are planning to remodel your home, new roof, install a fence or retaining wall you will need a building permit. Please call 330-657-2151 for more information.

Upcoming Meetings:
Planning Commission September 26, 2022, at 7:00PM in the Village Hall
Council Meeting Tuesday, October 11, 2022, at 7:00PM in the Village Hall

Contact Phone Numbers:
Administrative Office 330-657-2151
Non-Emergency Police & Fire 330-657-2911

Check the Website: www.villageofpeninsula-oh.gov

Nancy Holdsworth, Administrative Assistant

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THE END OF AN ERA


Elaine Lee (1953-2022)

Much of the world has been talking about the end of an era with the passing of the Queen of England. Boston Township recently experienced the end of an era which has received much less attention. When Elaine Lee from Oak Hill Road passed away on July 1, she was the last from the Lee family still residing on Oak Hill. The Oak Hill name does not apply only to the road, but also to the entire section of Boston Township along Major, Oak Hill and Scobie roads and was once the location of large farms dating back to the original settlers. The Lee family arrived on Oak Hill in 1842. Of the very early families with the last names of Viall, Welton/Hunt, Scobie/Lindley, Ozmun/Bell, Gilson/Lee, Mackey and Vowels, Elaine Lee was also the last member of all those families who was still living on Oak Hill.

Randy Bergdorf, Boston Township Trustee

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PENINSULA POLICE DEPARTMENT

Cal Krusinski has resigned his commission with the Peninsula Police department effective Friday August 26, 2022 due to conflicts with his full-time job. We wish Cal the best in all of his future endeavors.

Officer Joseph Ostrowski`s last day with the Peninsula Police Department was September 17, 2022. Officer Ostrowski has accepted a full-time position with the Summit County Sheriff`s Office. We wish Officer Ostrowski the best in all of his future endeavors.

Miles Greschl has been selected as the new full-time officer for the Peninsula Police Department. Miles has been with us for over a year and previously had worked at the Boston Heights Police Department. Miles will be working the 11:00PM to 7:00AM shift. If you see Miles, please wish him well on his new position.

Chief Jay Nagy

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SUMMIT E-CYCLE SERVICES



The picture above was provided by Summit E-Cycle to give us an idea of what kind of electronic waste is being collected. The bin has been located at the back of the township property since March. This a Veteran owned small business. The bin is available for anyone to use.

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VALLEY FIRE

Valley Fire is the recipient of a FEMA Equipment Grant in the amount of $66,666.66. Valley will be paying $3,333.34 toward the purchase of an air compressor with a purification system and a CO2 monitoring system for filling SCBA units. Thanks to Assistant Chief Scott Duber for his efforts to obtain the grant.

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To the Editors:

Communication creates community. A small group of Peninsula citizens (Positively Peninsula) have been meeting for the past five months to better understand and influence the critical issues facing our village: sewer and economic viability. Our approach has included meeting with local officials and community partners. We have learned that decisions are being made that will impact our cost of living and have the potential to drastically change our community. We have concerns about some of the information we have gathered and now seek to improve communication for all residents and business owners. We believe informed citizens, given the option to proactively participate, will create better outcomes for public sewer and economic development. We are sharing what we have learned via our blog and we are planning additional outreach. We invite you to learn more here: https://positivelypeninsula.blogspot.com/

Amy Frank-Hensley and Sean Hensley

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To the Editors:

My husband and I moved to Peninsula just over three years ago because we love being able to walk from our house to both the towpath and the Boston Run trail for daily hikes. I am very concerned about the town`s plan to build a sewage treatment plant at the end of Locust Street where it will sit on the road that leads to a most beautiful, natural trail. For many reasons this doesn`t seem like a good location. Will hikers want to go to that trail? Will we be able to? Just as alarming is the pump station planned for the bottom of Canal Street. Again, this is a path we, and many other townspeople and visitors, use every day.

Will it be loud? Smelly? Hidden? How intrusive will a pump station be to the natural experience of being in the park? How will the waste material be piped across the river?

I think that the village council isn`t concerned with the citizens questions. I think they will say that the decisions are made. When will they tell us how much this will cost each homeowner? We will be paying to have our septic tanks removed as well as monthly sewer charges, which are ever increasing in Summit County.

When we moved here, we bought a house that we could afford, knowing that we would need to add in septic maintenance. Now it seems that our fundamental experience of the park will be changed, and we will be paying more money for a change that we don`t necessarily want.

I know we need to do something to prevent contamination of the river, but I want to know if other options are available for different locations of sewage treatment or pump stations. I also would like the village to consider improved septic and hybrid systems.

Elizabeth Biddick

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PEDDLER`S DAY RETURNING
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022
10:00AM – 4:00PM

The following locations have contacted us to have their location listed for 2022 Peddler`s Day.

4210 Oak Hill Road – Delahanty
2530 Major Road – Mahan
6105 Riverview Road – Peninsula Library
1825 Bronson Street – Schneider (Multi Family)
5829 Ridgeway Street – Verbic
1919 Main Street – Alvis
1775 Main Street– Boston Township (Multi Vendors) Misc., Books, Pumpkin Rolls, Ornaments, Wood
1738 Main Street– Peninsula Home and Garden Club
1685 Main Street – Peninsula Antiques
1815 Stine Road – Fielman
5843 Main Street. – Parr

Mill Street – Peninsula Live (1:00PM to-5:00PM)

Feel free to put out a sign if you didn`t get your location provided. Hoping for beautiful weather and lots of sales.

Pam Schneider and Jen Verbic

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PENINSULA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Thanks to all who participated in our summer mission projects! The RAHAB clothing drive collected twenty four bags for victims of sex trafficking. And the school supplies drive brought in sixteen bags of items for students in need at Woodridge Local Schools.

Sunday Worship Services
We invite you to join us for Sunday Services each week at 9:00AM in the church, starting in October. Look for a later worship start time coming soon! You can also join us for worship via Zoom. The Zoom meeting ID is 734 940 8017 and the password is Pumc1575. At PUMC, all are welcome!

Peddler`s Day
PUMC will be participating in Peddler`s Day on October 1 by renting out spaces in the church yard. If you would like to reserve a 12x12 space for $20, call Lynn (330-931-9662) or email the church (PeninsulaM@TWC.com).

Election Day Dinner
Our traditional turkey dinner returns as carry-out only on Tuesday, November 8! Reservations must be made in advance. We will be taking orders for lunch (75 meals) and dinner (125 meals) for pick-up at the following times: 11:30AM to noon, noon to 12:30PM, 12:30PM to1:00PM and 4:30PM to 5:00PM, 5:00PM to 5:30PM, 5:30PM to 6:00PM, 6:00PM to 6:30PM, and 6:30PM to 7:00PM.

Menu consists of homemade turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans with bacon, coleslaw, cranberry sauce and your choice of apple or pumpkin pie. Price is $11.00 (same as 2019!) Call the church (330-657-2567) and leave a message or email PeninsulaM@TWC.com with your name, phone number, number of meals, choice of pick-up time and dessert. Pay by cash or check at pick-up.

Looking forward to seeing you all again!

Blessing of Pets
Join us with your furry, feathery and even scaly friends on Saturday, October 15 at 11:00AM for a blessing on the church lawn by Pastor Claudia.

Awareness of Animal Rescue Facilities (AARF)
We will once again be collecting items for local no-kill shelters throughout October. Place your donated dog and cat food, toys, treats, litter, cleaning supplies (bleach, laundry detergent) and office supplies in the bins by the side door of the church on Main Street. Checks can be made out to PUMC with "pet shelter" written in the memo line and mailed to PO Box 186, Peninsula 44264.

For a complete list of needed supplies or to see pictures from previous year`s pet blessing, visit our website (www.PeninsulaUMC.org).

For questions, contact Loretta at (330-289-7278) or LHarland1@yahoo.com.

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COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

Boston Township will be sponsoring the Community Christmas Bazaar on December 3, 2022 at the Boston Township Hall. There are still a few spaces available. If you are interested, please email Amy at AmyZ1028@aol.com or call 330-687-9498.

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PENINSULA LIBRARY

Peninsula Library Programs, www.peninsulalibrary.org, 330-657-2291. Reservations are requested for these programs, please call the library to sign up! Preschool Story Time – Mondays and Thursdays at 10:00AM Getting Started with Medicare—Thursday, September 22 from 6:00PM to 7:30PM. Getting Started with Medicare is presented by Laura Mutsko, a Certified Senior Adviser and Medicare Supplement Accredited Adviser. She will highlight when and where to apply for Medicare, what decisions you will need to make, what Medicare covers, cost of Medicare, and the difference between original Medicare and Medicare Advantage Plans.

World War II Cartoons of Akron`s Web Brown presented by author Tim Carroll at the Boston Township Hall, 1775 Main Street Tuesday, September 27at 6:30PM.

Akron Beacon Journal cartoonist Web Brown was the best political cartoonist in America during World War II. After serving in the Spanish-American War, Brown returned to the States and began a forty-six-year career lasting from 1899 through 1945. Akron native and author Tim Carroll recalls the history of World War II through the outstanding artwork of Web Brown by publishing more than two hundred of Brown`s best cartoons in chronological order from 1934-1945. This is the only book in the world that has published a significant amount of World War II cartoons and is the best book on World War II cartoons in existence. Please call the library to reserve a seat!

Retirement Series Wednesday October 19 and Thursday October 20 at 6:30PM. Wednesday, October 19 Retirement Income, Taxes, and Social Security

Thursday, October 20 IRAs and Investing in Retirement

Are you planning to retire or already retired? Do you have questions about where and how to invest your retirement assets in this environment of market volatility and uncertainty? Do you know how to take income from your retirement accounts in a tax-efficient manner? Are you concerned about running out of money in retirement?

If the answer is yes to these questions, then one or both of these classes could be very helpful to you at this important point in life.

Join James C. Sexton III, CFP ®, CFS, and Gage Paul CFP®, RICP ®, EA, of Western Reserve Capital Management for these classes concentrating on critical retirement and investment issues.

Topics that will be covered in these classes:
The critical tax question you must answer before retirement : What the Social Security "tax trap" is and how you can avoid it.
Why tapping assets in the wrong order can trigger higher Medicare premiums.
Why taxes need to be managed even before retirement.
Using tax-loss harvesting to potentially lower your taxes.
Mistakes to avoid when it comes to your investment portfolio, health care, and estate.
Using portfolio rebalancing as part of your income plan .
Strategies and tactics to potentially maximize IRA assets.
Avoiding costly IRA roll-over mistakes.
Asset Location for IRAs and Non-IRAs,
REGISTRATION IS REQUESTED, please call the library at 330-657-2291 or email info@peninsulalibrary.org .

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PENINSULA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

1. A Welcome Box was delivered to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Klein on Whaley Road.

2. Music on the Porches has been cancelled for this Fall.

3. Please mark your calendars for "Come spend the Holidays with us":
December 1, 2022—Candlelight Walk—Christmas Tree Lighting at 6pm on the Bronson Green, followed by music in the Bronson Church.
December 11, 2022—Reindeer Day—In addition to the reindeer sightings, there will be special activities in the Bronson Church.

4. Other December events will include the Door Decorating Contest and the Christmas Tree Raffle at the Library. Of course various businesses will also have special promotions, events, etc. Detailed information will be given in future YCN.

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NEWS FROM MAIN STREET PENINSULA

As explained in the May YCN, Peninsula is now a Main Street Community. As a part of this program, an important element is Design and this involves creating a sense of place, way finding, and how the community looks and feels. With the help of all area residents, we want to get involved in a program that provides free benches to be placed around designated areas for more seating. This program is called Nex-Trex and is a plastic recycling program. We are challenged with coming up with 500 pounds of plastic material over a 6 month collection period. Here is where your help is critical. Items to be recycled include grocery bags, bread bags, bubble wrap, dry cleaning bags, newspaper sleeves, ice bags, plastic shipping envelopes, Ziploc bags, cereal bags, pallet wrap and stretch film, wooden pallet bags, and produce bags. All plastic needs to be clean and does not include water bottles. The Main Street Committee thought this is a very doable community project and so we are requesting your help. At this point we are waiting on the Collection Bins which will be placed at Terry Lumber, The Peninsula Road Garage next to Terry Lumber, and the former DMT Garage on the corner of Locust and Main Street. In the meantime, if households could starting collecting the materials above now, that would be wonderful. We will get the word out when the bins are in place.

A special thanks to the North Hampton Rotary for already donating 500 pounds of recyclable materials for a bench. Please help us get the next 500 pounds because you can get 2 benches a year.

Thanks so much for your help.

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PENINSULA LIVE—PARTY AFTER PEDDLER`S DAY

The October Peninsula Live will take place on Saturday, October 1 on a closed down Mill Street from 1-5pm. Enjoy a morning of Peddler`s Day offerings and then make your way over to Mill Street for food at Purplebrown smoke and Everett Trail Kitchen, cold beverages from Thirsty Dog, other vendors, and music. Also sign-up for a Walking Tour that Barb Gedeon will lead—"Murder and Calamities in the Cuyahoga Valley". A special thanks to the sponsors for this Peninsula Live event-- Peninsula Village Antiques and Citrus Green Clean. $2 adult entrance donations would be appreciated so we can support these fun events for the community. Also a special thanks to the approximately 1600+ folks who came out for the August and September First Fridays, and those who even came out for the rainy July event. Further information for this event will be distributed through social media and business flyers. Party in Peninsula!

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PENINSULA ART ACADEMY

Resident Artist, Marianne Hite, offers private classes in stained glass, either one-day sessions or a series of four. Call 330-657-2248, stop in at 1600 Mill Street., or visit www.peninsulaartacademy.org for registration and information.

Peninsula Art Academy hosts P. R. Miller for a solo exhibit from September 18 to October16. Opening reception Sunday, Sept 18, from 5:00PM to 7:00PM. PR Miller is an Akron artist, sculptor, and mixed media artist. He is renowned as a junk collector who used what he found to make sculpture. Call 330-657-2248, stop in at 1600 Mill Street., or visit www.peninsulaartacademy.org for more information.

Peninsula Art Academy Plein Air Competition and Exhibit runs from October 23 to November 20. Plein Air means painting outdoors. This is one of our biggest events of the year, attracting artists far and wide. Painting days are October 20, 21, and 22. All work must be completed on canvases that are officially registered with the Peninsula Art Academy. All officially submitted works are displayed. On October 23 and the pieces will be judged by the renowned watercolorist David Rankin. A cash prize and winning pieces will be announced at a reception that day. Call 330-657-2248, stop in at 1600 Mill Street or visit www.peninsulaartacademy.org for registration and information.

Join us at the Peninsula Art Academy for Beginning Glassblowing Saturdays from 11:00AM to 4:00PM on 10/15, 10/22, 11/5, 11/12, 12/10, and 12/17 or Sundays noon to 5:00PM on 10/23, 11/6, 11/27, 12/18, and 1/1. Call 330-657-2248, stop in at 1600 Mill Street, or visit www.peninsulaartacademy.org for registration and information.

Join Advanced Glassblowing Saturdays from 11:00AM to 4:00PM on 10/29, 11/26, and 12/31 or Sundays noon to 5:00PM on 10/16, 11/13, and 12/11. Call 330-657-2248, stop in at 1600 Mill Street or visit www.peninsulaartacademy.org for registration and information.

Join us at Peninsula Art Academy for an evening of fun with your friends! Artists are available for group events at the academy. Looking for a unique way to celebrate with your bridal party or other event? Want to casually meet up with your friends and try your hand at art? Come as a group to try some mindful crafting, assemblage, or collage art together. Call 330-657-2248 or stop in at 1600 Mill Street or www.peninsulaartacademy.org for registration and information.

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CONDOLENCES



Katherine Cummings, passed away July 19, 2022 at the age of 99 just shy of her 100th birthday.

Kate was born and raised in Boston Township. She loved cooking for family and friends, making quilts and sewing. She retired from Hale Farm as head seamstress.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Albert; son, Rodney Sheeler; daughter, Karen Wells. She is survived and will be greatly missed by her daughter, Becky (Robert) Schuck; son, Thomas (Kathy) Cummings; son-in-law, Cleon Wells; daughter-in-law, Alice Sheeler; many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Kerry Ann Marich passed away August 21, 2022 at the age of 54. Kerry worked as a server at Fisher`s Caf é for the past three years. She is survived by her partner and best friend, Rich Fisher, her children Jordon (Danielle Connors) and Savana, and her parents Sandra and Carl Boyle.

Former township resident Irene Grocott passed away August 18, 2022 at the age of 97. Mr. Grocott is preceded in death by her husband William. She is survived by her children Bill Grocott, Kath (Larry) Kinsey, David (Donna) Grocott, Gwyneth (Mike) Hunter, and Matt (Viv) Grocott.

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FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Brand new Werner podium ladder, still in original shipping wrap, Werner PD6207 podium ladder provides nine-foot reach, much safer than conventional ladder. Just $275, local pick up. Call 614-397-5285 and leave a message.

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SERVICES

ALEXANDER WATER: 330-923-0014.

FOR SALE: Handwoven cotton dish towels from Boston Township weaver Joanne Noragon. Towels are all cotton, machine wash and dry. Size 17"x22". To order: EverythingOldisNewAgain.shop.

TREE TRIMMING: Tree trimming, storm clean-up, general clean-up. Call Tom the Tree Guy at 330-760-4105.

SONSHINE CLEANING SERVICE: Residential (including Apartments), Commercial, Offices, Floors, Walls, Windows, Bathrooms, etc. $10 off first cleaning and $10 off for every referral that uses us. Three hour minimum please. Please contact Claudia Norris at (440) 915-9957. Local references available.

LICENSED ELECTRICIAN- Peninsula resident. Great rates/Quick service. Call Steve at 330-310-1061. Ohio license #El22934.
YCN Rating 5 Star. Very good work, timely and good communications during the job.

REAL ESTATE SERVICES: Your hometown Real Estate agent, looking to buy or sell your home call us. Sylvia Tonhaeuser/ Robin Shrader Remax Trends 330-329-1851. No one knows Peninsula or Boston Township better.

PROJECT FEEDING KIDS: Find the best prices for every essential service, both residential and commercial while helping feed children in the community. We work with top brands, such as DirecTv, Dish, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, gas, electric, and merchant services. Call Kelly at 330-203- 9713.

CARPET, RUG, UPHOLSTERY & TILE CLEANING: Citrus-based green cleaning system. Safe for children and pets. No residue and dries in a few hours. Offer 20% discount includes moving couch and chairs. Contact Sandy or Jim Sadens at 330-657-2113 CitrusGreenClean.com Email us at sadens.jim@gmail.com.
YCN reader rating of 5, multiple community comments.

NEED A HAND? CALL THE HANDYMAN! Bath resident, Joshua Kastelic 15+ years experience. Honest, Quality, On-Time 330-289-8181 thehandyman_can@rocketmail.com
YCN reader rating of 5, reporter has used this service multiple times.

PET SITTING IN YOUR HOME: For all your pet sitting needs, contact Precious Pets Sitting Service at 216-701-4181. Providing visits, midday walks, and overnight service since 1997. Rates start $15/day, insured/bonded, Veterinary Technician.

PHOTOGRAPHER: Your photographer neighbor. www.KelleyWeitzelPhotography.com For all photography needs.

SAWMILL SERVICE: From firewood to tree removal, all the way to decks, porches, & more. We do it all, give me a call! Wells Construction/S & S Sawmill, Seth, (330) 352-0210.
YCN reader rating of 5, reporter very pleased with services.

FOR SALE: End Tables and Coffee Tables. Eye-Catching, Locally Sourced Hardwoods. Handmade in Boston Township. Visit StudioJoe.us.

DOG TRAINING/SERVICES: Whether you need help training your dog or help getting your dog out while you`re away, call Tim Dent 4 Dogs, LLC (330) 212–1181 or email timdent4dogs@gmail.com. Reasonable rates.
YCN reader rating of 5.