Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

MEMORIAL DAY

Monday, May 25, 2026, marks the date of our annual Memorial Day Parade and remembrance services.

Once again, we want to make it grand and are reaching out to all of you who have tractors, vintage cars, etc. that could participate in our parade. Jerry Ritch will be coordinating this portion of the festivities, so please contact him at 330-657-2015 with your interest or questions. The more the merrier.

Each year we mention veterans living in our community. If you are a veteran and would like to participate, please call Jerry Ritch and give him your name, branch of service, and war in which you may have served. 330-657-2015.

On May 25 at 9:00AM in the Township`s service garage Valley Fire will be providing doughnuts and coffee.

There will be a brief service at the Memorial Grove at the Peninsula Library at 10:00AM. This service commemorates the service of former staff, board members, and friends of the Peninsula Library who have passed away.

We expect the band to arrive around 11:00AM. From here the parade goes up to Cedar Grove Cemetery for a short service.

For the Boston part of the parade our start location will be on Riverview Road at the south end of Boston Mills Ski Area. We are using the two driveways at the south end of their parking lot. There will be hot dogs, water, lemonade, and bakery for all. After a brief rest the parade will continue down Riverview Road to Boston Mills to Main Street ending at the Boston Cemetery for another brief service.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

BOSTON TOWNSHIP

The Boston Township minutes are posted on our website at www.bostontownship.organd outside the office of the Fiscal Officer in the Boston Township Hall. Our meetings are not currently being covered by The West Side Leader.

Zoning Update: To contact Zoning Inspector Ruben Miller, please leave a message at (330) 657-2601. Also, until further notice, the Zoning Commission will be having a work session at 5:30PM, prior to their regular meeting, on the second Tuesdays of each month. They are working with zoning consultant Fred Guerra on revisions to the resolution.

Road Department: Tenille Craig, our part-time Seasonal Maintenance Worker, left the township for a full-time opportunity. We recently brought on Sebastian Graham as Seasonal Maintenance Worker to assist our (also part-time) Assistant Road Superintendent, Jon Farmer. Regarding the vacant Road Superintendent position, the trustees have received twenty-four resumes (and counting). These will take some time to process. Brush chipping has begun for the summer. It is scheduled for the first Monday of the month (weather permitting), but due to our staffing level, every home may not get picked up all on the same day. When cleaning up your yard, place cut ends toward the road. Please, no dirt balls, no foreign materials such as lumber, nails, or any type of wire. This service is for limb trimming and storm clean-up. It is not for full tree removal. Please remember that it is the responsibility of the property owner to keep the ditch free of any material that can restrict the flow of storm water.

Grants: Through the Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) Boston Township has been notified that we should receive $45,467.25 in fiscal year 2029 for improvements to the Boston Township portion of Scobie Road. The township`s matching share is $5,055.25. We have not received word on two other grant applications. One would provide funding to reduce the amount of salt run-off from snowplows and in the maintenance yard. The second is to help reduce the number of recyclables and compostables from the waste stream. Finally, we pulled our grant application to install a generator at the township hall. That grant required completed electrical engineering to proceed, which we did not have.

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 Mike Anderson: 330–523–8802: 330–657–4032. Fiscal Officer: Pam Schneider at 330–657–2059; Road Department: at 330–657–2600; and Zoning: Ruben Miller at 234–900–9145 or 330–657–2601.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

BOSTON TOWNSHIP HALL COMMITTEE, INC.

Boston Township Hall Committee, Inc. was established to restore the historic Boston Township Hall beginning about 1990. Much of its work began in 1995 with grants from private foundations for the project. To minimize the cost to taxpayers, the town hall committee maintains the historic town hall by way of leasing the facility through long- term leases and short-term events. While the town hall continues to be owned by the township through the Boston Township Board of Trustees. The private Boston Township Hall Committee, Inc. maintains the township hall and pays for it through those leases. This arrangement has worked well over the years and we invite citizens to take a look at the town hall, and if you need a space for your event, consider renting it for things such as graduations, weddings, etc. The township hall committee meets every other month and employs one, part-time employee who schedules the events. The committee is composed of volunteers, who are citizens of the township and donate their time to make sure that the building is properly maintained.

On May 8, 2026, Nicholas D. Janigian of 5831 Stanford Rd., filed a lawsuit in the Ninth District Court of Appeals against the Boston Township Hall Committee, Inc. (BTHC) based on his assumption that the BHTC is in violation of the Ohio public records laws by not turning over to him copies of the leases that BTHC has with the Peninsula Library, Peninsula Architects, and all users of the community rooms for six years dating back to January 1, 2020. Additionally, he seeks all correspondence between BTHC and the tenants for four years dating back to January 1, 2022, copies of the general ledger for four years dating back to January 1, 2022, and bank reconciliations dating back to January 1, 2025. In total, since April 21, 2026, Janigian has submitted three public records requests to BTHC who advised him after the request that they would review his inquiry at their next meeting on May 21, 2026. He replied stating that if his demand was not met by end-of-day May 7, he would direct his attorney to file suit. The following day he filed the lawsuit himself without an attorney.

Boston Township Hall Committee, Inc. is a non-governmental body that is composed of volunteers and has only one part-time employee who schedules events at the town hall. The township hall committee believes it is not subject to the public records law. We will report on the decision of the Ninth District Court of Appeals when it is released.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PENINSULA COUNCIL

Council approved the purchase of more street markers.

Limb pickup is the first Monday of each month (unless there is a holiday and pickup would be Tuesday). If there is a storm, an additional pick up will be made that week.

June is a busy month for The Village! Please visit our website for upcoming meetings and notices. If you would like to be added to the email distribution list for notices, please email the village administrator at admin@villageofpeninsula-oh.gov.


Check the website website for any information regarding meetings, events, or updates.

Contact Information:
Administrative Office: admin@villageofpeninsula-oh.gov : 330-657-2151
Non-Emergency Police & Fire 330-657-2911
Website: www.villageofpeninsula-oh.gov

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

ATTENTION ALL PENINSULA RESIDENTS

There will be a joint meeting, with the Peninsula Village Council and the Peninsula Planning Commission to discuss short term rentals again, including having the issue on the ballot in November. All of the owners have been invited. If we don`t want it to be a one-sided conversation, it would be a good idea for residents to attend. Peninsula is still our home. We still have a voice. June 23 at 7:00PM at the Peninsula Townhall. Please put this important meeting on your calendar. Hope to see you there.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

VALLEY FIRE DISTRICT

We would like to thank all of our residents for supporting Issue 6 and Issue 7 on May 5. The issues were overwhelmingly supported. Thanks to the members of the association for sending out the post cards and placing the yard signs.

Thank you to all who supported the Association`s annual pancake breakfast. Special thanks to Trapp Family Farms for the egg donation.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PENINSULA POLICE DEPARTMENT GUN RAFFLE

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PENINSULA POLICE NEW MEMBERS



Officer Luis Rivera is from Parma. He has a bachelor`s degree in criminal justice and 25 years of law enforcement experience with the Cleveland Police Department where he was a field training officer and retired as a homicide detective. He is currently in charge of security for the Cleveland Guardians




Officer Aron Sil is from Kent. He has a bachelor`s degree in criminal justice and 13 years of law enforcement experience. He currently works full time as a police officer for the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

CHURCH IN THE VALLEY

CIV is a Christ centered, Bible based non-denominational church nestled in the CVNP at 2441 Everett Drive, Peninsula OH.

Sunday Services
We welcome you to attend Adult Bible Study at 9:00AM followed by worship services in the Chapel at 10:00AM. Then following worship service, join us in the Fellowship Hall to share a light snack and good conversation. On the first Sunday of each month, we expand this to a luncheon/potluck following worship services. The next potluck will be June 7.

For More Information
Visit our website at churchinthevalley.net, or come join us!

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PENINSULA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH


1976 STEEPLE RESTORATION

We invite you to join us for Sunday Services at 10:00AM both in-person and via Zoom. The Zoom meeting ID is 734 940 8017 and the password is Pumc1575.

Steeple Celebration Picnic.
Our historic steeple was set in place fifty years ago, returning the church to its former stature. Join us in celebrating this symbol of our faith and our community on Saturday, June 20, 3:00PM to 6:00PM in the church yard. There will be games followed by a potluck (church providing meat and beverages.) Come together with friends and neighbors for fellowship and fun.

At PUMC, all are welcome.

Check our website (PeninsulaM@twc.com) for more information.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

MOTHER OF SORROWS CATHOLIC CHURCH MAY CROWNING



Residents and visitors are always welcome to participate in Holy Mass, celebrated on Saturdays at 5:00PM and Sundays at 9:30AM. At our Sunday mass, we have babysitting available for parents that want to attend mass. Your youngsters will be looked after in our Parish Life Center. When traveling, join us for mass wherever you are via live-streamed mass Saturdays at 5:00PM.

For information about our parish, becoming a Catholic, or to inquire about baptisms or weddings please contact Deacon Will Yoho at 330–620–0992. Office hours are Monday and Wednesday from 10:00AM to 2:00PM.

If you or someone you know is sick and would like to receive holy communion at home, email carolk4mos@gmail.com to set up a convenient time.

Faith and Fiction Book Club meet the second Wednesday of each month at 10:00AM for coffee with book discussion beginning at 10:30AM. Contact carolk4mos@gmail.com for location. June 10 is our next meeting. All are welcome.

The Annual Blessing of the Bikes and Hikers and Towpath Bike and Hike will occur on June 14 following our 9:30AM mass. The event begins at the church with the blessing of bikes at 10:45AM. We will begin our hike and ride at Lock 29 from 10:45AM to 11:45AM. We will conclude the event with a BBQ lunch and refreshments back at the church at noon. For details about the route and parking, please call 330-620-0992 or email mospeninsula@gmail.com.

Until further notice, please call 330–657–2631 or visit MOS website www.motherofsorrowspeninsula.org or email at mospeninsula@gmail.com to verify the location of any regularly scheduled meetings or special events.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PENINSULA LIBRARY

6105 Riverview Rd
330-657-2291
info@peninsulalibrary.org
www.peninsulalibrary.org

Classic Movie Night
June 4 at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Miniver - (MGM, 1942, 133 minutes, William Wyler)
This epic film of life in England during WW II, garnered eleven Academy Award nominations, winning six Oscars. Kay Miniver (Greer Garson) and her husband, Clem (Walter Pidgeon), are raising three children, all while they endure bombing raids, night-time boat patrols, and rogue German pilots. When their college-age son marries the young Carol Beldon (Theresa Wright) before entering the air force, there is not only a second Mrs. Miniver, but also a new war-time fear to endure that of Carol becoming a widow. In relation to the Nazi threat, Winston Churchill said that this film did more for the war effort than a flotilla of destroyers.

Summer Reading Club Registration Day June 2 anytime during library hours.
The Peninsula Library invites patrons of all ages to "Unearth a Story" during this year`s Summer Reading Club! Kick off the festivities at Sign-Up Day on Tuesday, June 2 (during business hours). Come register, pick up your reading/activity kit, and strike a pose with our library dinos.

Summer Reading Club Children`s Program for Ages three to eleven.
Read or be read to throughout the summer and record your time on the provided reading log. For every hour read, earn a small mystery prize. For ten hours read, redeem your reading log for a Grand Prize raffle ticket.

Children and their guardians are invited to join us on Tuesdays at 10:30AM for exciting Summer Reading Club Activities. Come learn about the Akron Zoo`s Animal Ambassadors, get up close with construction trucks, romp with dinos during game day, and much more.

Save these dates to join the fun every week of the program:
June 9—Akron ZooMobile
June 16—Earth Movers Up Close* (Touch a Truck - Meet at the Boston Township Hall Parking Lot)
June 23—Game Day: Fossil Fest (outdoor game day)
June 30—Deep Lock Quarry History Hike* (Meet at the Deep Lock Quarry Trailhead Parking Lot)
July 7—Dino Adoption Day (craft/activity)
July 14—Time Capsule Craft (craft/activity)
July 21—Peninsula`s Got Talent! (talent show and party)
*Program will be off-site

Summer Reading Club Teens and Tweens Program for Ages 12-17.
Teens and Tweens are invited to join us for Summer Reading Club activities on Thursdays at 11:00AM. Earn a small prize and a Grand Prize raffle ticket every time you finish a book and fill out a reading slip.
On day one, teens and tweens will meet to build their own summer schedule. Save these dates to join the fun every week of the program:
6/11, 6/18, 6/25, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23

Summer Reading Club Volunteers wanted. Are you interested in helping with this year`s Summer Reading Club? Need volunteer hours for school credit? Stop in the library and fill out a volunteer interest form by May 16. We are looking for high school students to assist with a variety of hands-on tasks during our Tuesday morning events. Please direct all questions to Miss Allie.

Summer Reading Club for Adults 18+ June 2 through July 28.
You`re never too old to join Summer Reading Club. This summer sign up for reading fun at the Peninsula Library. Just read or listen to books of your choice for chances to WIN prizes. Complete an activity sheet found in your Reading Bag Kit and turn in at the library to select a prize from the Prize Basket. Complete the bookmark entry form and your name will be entered into a raffle to win grand prize gift baskets. Attend one of the adult programs in June and July for an extra entry to a grand prize.

Air Plant Beach Terrariums for ages 18+
June 17 from 4:00PM to 7:30PM. Participants will design their own terrarium with decorative stones, shells, birds, sand, and air plants. All materials will be provided. Crafts are from 4:00PM to 7:30PM so registered crafters may drop in anytime during these hours. Registration is required so we have enough art supplies. There is no fee for this program, but donations are always welcome.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

CONDOLENCES



Norman Henry Suhr left his earthly family and friends to join his Heavenly Father on Monday, April 27, 2026. He was born November 6, 1928 and raised on a farm in Oakdale, Nebraska. He was an ordained Lutheran Minister with assignments that took him to Texas and Louisiana after serving congregations in Nebraska.

He retired from the ministry and returned to Texas to teach high school History and German, and worked a small farm in Kempner, with livestock and feed crops.

He left Texas for Boston Township in 2005 to live with his daughter Mary (Tori) Mraz and her husband, Michael, with whom he has lived for the past 21 years. As a self-taught seamster, he made his own clothes and quilted. He taught quilting with the Viking team at JOANN Fabrics in Hudson, and over the years made over 500 quilts, many of them lap quilts for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy at the Cleveland Clinic.

Known as both Norman and as Hank, he was a quiet, caring man with a thirst for knowledge and a generous spirit. He was with his daughter, his grandchildren when he passed peacefully into God`s hands.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

COUNCIL CORNER

It`s been a busy April for Village Council. Due to space restraints, I will hit the highlights on issues that have garnered the most attention and discussion. If you are not on the Peninsula Village mailing list for monthly meeting handouts, agenda, etc., you are strongly encouraged to do so. It will provide you with what topics we will be talking about before meetings, should you wish to attend, along with past minutes and motions. If interested, contact the Village Administrator (Faith Dorton) at admin@villageofpeninsula-oh.gov.

Short Term Rentals (STR): STRs continue to be up for discussion. Due to the diligence of councilmember, Moe Riggins, a thorough deep dive was taken to audit all the 14 STR files (applications, inspection, septic plans, affidavits of compliance, waiver releasing Village of liability, etc.) for those who applied at the end of 2025 for 2026.These included those in the R1and R2 districts, along with owner occupied. STRs pay a 3% bed tax and are required to be rented a minimum of 60 days. The audit showed that in 2025, the Village took in $6,600 in bed taxes, with number of days rented ranging from a minimum of 61 days to a high of 140 days. Average stay was three days. Compliance and enforcement were major issues. Applicable forms such as inspections and required evidence (such a validation of minimal rental days, website for advertising, etc.) were missing or incomplete, and the process for residents to report issues is confusing. Originally, there was a set limit of two people per bedroom max occupancy, but at the last Planning recommendation, it was changed so that two people per bedroom plus three additional people is permissible. Minimum parking is now one space per bedroom plus one additional space. There is no maximum number of parking spaces. So, it appears with the added occupants and parking, groups are gathering and parking is overflowing onto lawns and non-approved areas. At the end of April, Council sent these concerns back to the Planning Commission, of which any changes would not go into effect until 2027.

Shared Parking Ordinance: This is something you really want to read, as there is not enough space here to give it justice. This is a proposed ordinance that will allow the Village "off street parking requirements to be more tailored to the use and needs of a particular property". It includes private passenger vehicles and delivery truck parking. Basically, it says that if there is a need to increase the floor area or change zoning use of a building, the developer of the project would submit a plan to Planning for approval (including if a variance is warranted). If the project does not allow enough parking onsite, the plan allows entities to "share" parking by entering into written agreements within 500` of the project. Planning and the Solicitor would approve this process. Two family and multiple family dwellings of 900 sq ft or less would only require one space (instead of per bedroom as it is now). Many concerns were raised during Council discussion such as taking the variance process away from the BZA (limiting checks and balances), allowing Planning Commission too much discretion and potential conflicts of interest, not requiring enough parking for apartments (especially if a couple and each needing a car for work). If you do any research on the concept of shared parking some of the challenges include easement disputes, enforcement burdens, residential overspill (taking the path of least resistance by parking on residential streets), visual blight with all the signage required, visitor confusion (increased towing and ticketing), residential loss of quiet enjoyment with slamming doors, headlights, etc., and increased "cruising"-slowly driving around looking for additional parking that may impair traffic and pose safety issues- and finally, how will it be enforced?. When it came up for the vote in Council, it did not pass. At the following Council meeting a motion for a re-vote was made and it is now back to three readings in Council, without any changes.

First Energy/CVNP Discussion on Electrical Outages: Thanks for everyone who attended the meeting, asking some very pertinent questions. While no changes or decisions in the process were made, hopefully we all walked away with a better understanding of each entity`s process in outages and prevention. Residential contact with these agencies is encouraged and reached at 330-546-5465 (CVNP communication center) or 1-800-584-3101 (First Energy).

Thank you,
Jodi Padrutt

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

Shared Parking in Peninsula: Why Residents Should Pump the Brakes

A perspective from a Peninsula, Ohio community member, Jodi Padrutt:

When Village Council takes up a shared parking ordinance, residents deserve a frank look at whom it really benefits, whether the process has enough safeguards to protect the public interest, along with the rationale, process and impact. After reading Ordinance 07-2026, I have serious concerns.

Favoritism is written into the law. Section 1125.07(2)(e) directs the Planning Commission to consider whether a proposed parking plan will "impact the existing businesses in the area." The Commission is explicitly told to weigh the effect on existing operators — not future ones, not new entrepreneurs. That isn`t a risk of favoritism; it codifies it. Add in that shared parking agreements depend on proximity and relationships, and well-connected businesses will inevitably have the advantage.

Circling the block is real. The ordinance allows shared parking up to 500 feet away — a block and a half. For elderly visitors, families, or anyone with mobility limitations, that matters. Peninsula`s seasonal surges can overwhelm any arrangement that looks balanced on paper. When it fails, residential streets become the overflow valve.

There are no checks and balances. Currently, property owners who can`t meet parking requirements go to the Board of Zoning Appeals — an independent body where residents can speak and findings must be made on the record. Ordinance 07-2026 removes the BZA entirely. Under Section 1125.07, the Planning Commission approves shared parking plans and determines whether those plans satisfy zoning requirements. If denied, the only recourse is resubmitting to the same Planning Commission. That`s a structural conflict of interest, compounded by vague approval criteria that give the Commission nearly unlimited discretion with no objective standards. Due process and conflict concerns get worse, not better. Merging the two bodies means the same members who recommend zoning amendments and approve site plans also sit as the quasi-judicial appeals body reviewing decisions made under those same rules. Courts have upheld the structure, but it amplifies any existing conflict-of-interest exposure. Consolidating BZA powers into the Planning Commission, could make the ethics picture messier rather than cleaner. The Board of Zoning Appeals is not mentioned anywhere in Ordinance 07-2026 — not bypassed, not replaced, simply absent. For an ordinance that rewrites how parking compliance is determined that omission is not an oversight. It`s a choice — and it leaves residents with no independent avenue of appeal.

Peninsula residents deserve transparent rules, objective standards, and genuine independent oversight — not a process that answers to whomever is best positioned to navigate a system with no real checks and balances.

Show up to Council. Read the ordinance. Ask the hard questions.
The author is a resident of Peninsula, Ohio. Views expressed are the author`s own.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PENINSULA LIVE 2026

The 2026 Peninsula Live events are just around the corner!
Live Music, Food and Vendors

We are excited for you to join us Friday, June 5, July 10, and August 7.
Music for:
June 5 – Instant Replay
July 10 – Acid Raincoat

If anyone is interested in helping with the event please contact:
Pam Schneider: 330-592-2707 (text or call) or pam9963@aol.com

For any vendors who are interested in participating or any sponsors who would like to contribute, please email admin@villageofpeninsula-oh.gov for an application.
Looking forward to another great summer.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

PEDDLER`S DAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2026
10:00AM to 3:00PM

To have your location listed on the Peninsula Village Website for Peddler`s Day, please contact Pam Schneider at 330-592-2707 (text or call) or email at pam9963@aol.com Please give your name, address of where garage/yard sale will take place, and a phone number (only to be used if we have questions.)

We will also advertise the event with the signs at the two main intersections 303 by the Boston Township Hall and Village of Peninsula Hall! There will also be post on Facebook with a list of addresses that will be updated frequently.

Please have information submitted by September 19, 2026.

Make Comment

Comments (0)

Single Article Format

Printer-Friendly Version

WANT ADS AND SERVICES

PENINSULA APARTMENT FOR RENT
One-person unfurnished apartment available May 1, 2026. This very nice all-wood interior apartment has new carpeting and a wood floor in the kitchen, and is located close to downtown Peninsula. It includes a new stove, new refrigerator, new dishwasher, Maytag washer/dryer, and air conditioner. It is located in a beautiful, quiet setting, with lots of wildlife in the yard. Monthly rent: $1200.00. No Smoking, and No pets.
Call Jim at 330 807 7292




ALEXANDER WATER: 330-923-0014.

GARAGE DOORINSTALLATION AND REPAIR: Serving our area for over thirty years Rickenbacher Door will provide garage door installation and repairs, opener installation and repairs. The owner grew up on Stine Road and is a Woodridge graduate. This business is now in their second generation of the Rickenbacher family. Call 330-794-7962. Office 3499 State Road Suite D. Cuyahoga Falls 44223
YCN rating 5+. I have been using them for all of their 30 years. Last time I called they were at my home within thirty minutes


FREE: Free aged horse manure for your garden. Will load your truck. Richfield. Balogh`s horse boarding 330-659-4748.

END OF LIFE. We can help your loved one, family and/or friend find a peaceful end-of-life journey. Fully trained and experienced. Michelle 330-422-4524.

MOVING & JUNK REMOVAL: Helping local residents with junk removal, furniture removal and/or assembly, and moving assistance without the big price tag. Same-day & weekend jobs are welcome. Call Brad at (216) 299-0422 to get your quote today.

SWEETPEAS PAINTING LLC: Call local resident Shannon Sneider for all your painting needs. 216-970-8705
YCN Rating 5 Star. I was recommended to Shannon by a friend. She came soon after I reached out. She gave me a very reasonable quote. She was very personable, thorough and did an excellent job. I would highly recommend her.
YCN Rating 5 star. Wonderful job. Finished early and under estimate.


HELP WANTED: Pierogies of Cleveland in Richfield. Cashiers and Cooks. Stop in between 10:00AM and 3:00PM, Monday through Friday for an interview. 330-659-4309 https://www.poconlinestore.com/careers

TRAVEL ADVISOR: I am a travel advisor specializing in Princess and Royal Caribbean cruises and Sandals, Beaches, and Apple resorts and I can help you plan your best vacation ever!!! Contact me at LindaFisher@InfiniteMomentsTravel.com or Facebook Linda at Infinite Moments Travel and we can get you traveling.

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.


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.
YCN rating 5. She was excellent as a real estate agent, very considerate, good communication and very caring of the property

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.

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.

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.

FOR SALE: Contemporary Furniture. Handmade in Boston Township. Bar Stools, Counter Stools, Side Tables, Coffee Tables, and more. Joe Griffith. (330) 701-9819. www.bluedogmodern.com. joe@bluedogmodern.com.


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: Precious Pets Sitting Service at 216-701-4181, precpetstr@aol.com, preciouspetsohio.square.site. Providing visits, midday walks, and overnights since 1997, rates start $20/day, Insured/Bonded, Vet Tech.

PHYSICAL THERAPY: Looking to rehab an injury or need a body tune up to prevent aches and pain? We are a concierge physical therapy that comes directly to you, gets you feeling your best, and back to doing what you love to do. We don`t treat you like another number, we treat you like family! Amy McMillin, PT, Owner of Custom Care Rehab https://customcarerehab.com. 330-618-5703 "We Are Bringing the House Call Back to Medicine"


GRIZZLY GARAGE DOOR SERVICE: "We Protect Your Door Like You Protect Your Cubs" New Door Installs - Service and Repairs…Door Revamp Package -Spring Replacement New Garage Door Openers and Repairs. WHS 2008 AlumTyler Barnhart Owner call 330-635-5565.