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Fall / Winter 2011-2012September - February

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Tadpole Toddlers..............................................Tiny Fingers......................................................Little Green Frogs.............................................Adventure in Modern Art...................................Bricks 4 Kidz.....................................................Junior Pony Camp............................................Fire Station Tours.............................................Baseball/Softball Registration..........................Fall Baseball Clinic...........................................Umpires Wanted...............................................Farm Day..........................................................Pony Camp.......................................................Youth Theater Workshop..................................Magic Workshop...............................................NRPRD Recreational Basketball......................Youth Basketball Program................................Kids Kamp........................................................1st & 2nd Grade Instructional Basketball.........Junior Pony Camp............................................Youth Flag Football...........................................

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INFORMATION

CITY OFFICIALS PARKS & RECREATIONOFFICE

Honorable G. David GillockMayorJeff ArmbrusterSafety- Service DirectorBernadine R. ButkowskiAt Large

Dennis BooseWard II

Nancy J. BuescherWard 1 / President Pro-Tem

Richard W. JaenkeWard IIIBob OlesenWard IVGeorge E. SmithClerk of Council

PARKS & RECREATIONSTAFF

PARKS & RECREATIONCOMMISSION

Kevin Fougerousse......353-0825DirectorVacant...........................353-0880Program SupervisorDebbie Toth..................353-0860Secretary

Frank Vacha................327-0656Chairman

Dennis Boose................327-8528Council LiaisonCathy Ebenschweller...864-6622Member

VacantSchool Board Liaison

Brett Milner.................327-8245Vice chair

7327 Avon Belden RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039Monday - Friday 8:00am-4:30pmTuesday- 8:00am-7:00pmPhone: (440) 353-0860Fax: (440) 353-0845Web Site: www.nridgeville.org

The city offices and departmentswill be closed on the following days:

OFFICIAL HOLIDAYSKevin CorcoranPresident of CouncilRosanne JohnsonAt Large

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North Ridgeville Community Garden...........Arthritis: Alternative Approaches to.............. Preventing and Relieving Arthritic Pain

Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally...........Lower Your Cholesterol Naturally.................

Zumba Fitness.............................................Xpress Zumba Fitness.................................Kick Booty Camp.........................................Dog Training Courses..................................Indoor Tennis Lessons.................................Fall Golf Lessons.........................................Crocheting....................................................

North Ridgeville Duplicate Bridge Club........Un-Cooking Classes with Living Food.........Chef Laura Friday Night Coed Softball...........................Special Events.............................................Sports Associations......................................Community Organizations............................North Ridgeville Parks Information..............

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A Drug-Free Approach to ADD/ADHD..........

New Solutions to Accelerate Weight Loss....

Fencing........................................................

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Monday, September 5: Labor DayFriday, November 11: Veteran’s DayThursday, November 24: Thanksgiving Day Friday, November 25: Day After ThanksgivingFriday, December 23: Christmas EveMonday, December 26: Christmas DayMonday, January 2: New Year’s DayMonday, January 16: Martin Luther King Jr. DayMonday, February 20: President’s Day

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CONTENTSBROCHURE SUPPORTERS

DAVID BOGNER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME 36625 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-2955www.davidbognerfamilyfuneralhome.com

HOMENIK DOOR COMPANY36690 Sugar Ridge Rd.North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-7270

MAXIMUM GRAPHIX, INC.33426 Liberty ParkwayNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-353-3301www.maximumgraphix.net

ABC RENTAL CENTER6401 Jaycox RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-1001www.ABCrentalofParma.com

ANIMAL CLINIC NORTHVIEW, INC.36400 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-8282www.northviewvet.com

AUTHORIZED TRANSMISSIONS417 North Center StreetLaGrange, OH 44050440-355-6500www.AuthTrans.com

SPACEWALK OF NORTH RIDGEVILLE34871 Cambridge Dr.North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-5561www.hercomesfun.com

SPECTRALIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY & DESIGNNorth Ridgeville, OH [email protected]

SUNRISE MARATHON8995 Avon Belden RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-3949

TOM’S COINS & CORKY’SCOLLECTIBLES39140 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039216-408-4817

WILSON TREE SERVICE5281 Jaycox RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-353-0083

FOREVERGREEN LAWN CARE, INC.38207 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-8987www.4evergreenlawn.com

POPPEE’S POPCORN/JENNY’S OLD FASHIONED38727 Taylor ParkwayNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-0775www.jennyspopcorn.com

COSTIN & COMPANYCertified Public Accountants35945 Center Ridge Road, Suite 202North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-0720www.costincpa.com

DR. CASEY O’CONOR, DDS, MS35836 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-9036www.droconor.com

[email protected]

JILLIAN RIAN’S DANCE SCHOOL34869 Lorain RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH [email protected]

NORTH COAST EYE CARE35888 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-2747www.northcoasteye.com

NORTHRIDGE HEALTH CENTER35990 Westminister Ave.North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-8511

DR. DAVID DIXON, DDS35945 Center Ridge RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH [email protected]

PIZZA PAN33009 Lorain RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-309-4999www.pizzapanonline.com

LEAPS & BOUNDS CHILDCARE34960 Center Ridge Rd.North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039440-353-0565www.leaps-boundschildcare.com

KIDDIE KOLLEGE33169 Center Ridge Rd.North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-871-0877www.kiddiekollegeohio.com

HALL’S TOWING INC.6451 Avon Belden RoadNorth Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-6189

PARAMOUNT TENNIS CLUB31550 Viking ParkwayWestlake, OH 44145440-250-9081www.paramounttennisclub.com

SILLY SPROUTS CHILDREN’SCONSIGNMENT SHOPPE32668 Center Ridge Rd.North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-1086www.freewebs.com/sillysprouts

RIDGE CLEANERS32805 Pin Oak ParkwayAvon Lake, OH 44012440-930-7300www.ridgecleaners.com

Thank You For Your Support!

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PHOTO POLICY

The North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to take photos of participants enrolled in programs or those attending a Parks and Recreation event. These photos are to be used strictly by the Parks and Recreation Department for the purpose of advertising in future brochures, catalogues, pamphlets, flyers and on the City Web page. Organizations, including media relations, must have permission from the Parks and Recreation Director, Program Supervisor or Instructor prior to taking photographs.

MISSION STATEMENT

It is the objective of the City of North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department to provide affordable programs and services for all persons of all ages. We strive to enrich the quality of life for all residents by offering a variety of leisure activities, special events, cultural enrichment and education as well as providing opportunities for community involvement and wholesome recreational experiences. .

SECURITY PROCEDURE

To assure North Ridgeville residents that the Recreation Department is committed to providing a safe environment for children, ALL volunteer youth coaches will be required to submit to a background check. Failure to cooperate with this safety procedure will automatically eliminate a volunteer from coaching.

Want to Teach?The North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department is consistently seeking out potential instructors with the ability and desire to teach. If you have a special skill, practical knowledge, or experience in an area, talent, craft, hobby or activity that you would like to share, we will gladly work with you to set up a program. Send a letter of interest to the Program Supervisor at 7307 Avon Belden Road, North Ridgeville, OH 44039. .

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NEED A BABYSITTER?American Red Cross certified babysitters available.To receive a listing, contact the Parks and Recreationoffice.

The South Central Park Gazebo is available for weddings. Permits are issued at the Parks and Recreation office at a cost of $25.00

This program guide is mailed to all residents twice a year. They can also be obtained at the Parks and Recreation Office, City Hall and the Library.

PAVILIONS

GAZEBO

DOG LICENSESDog licenses can be purchased at the Grateful DogBakery 31966 Center Ridge Rd. North Ridgeville.440-353-1990

BICYCLE REGISTRATIONBike licenses are available at the North RidgevilleParks and Recreation office for residents of NorthRidgeville. The serial number, make/model, tire size and color will be on file at the North RidgevillePolice Department.$1.00 fee

South Central Park Pavilions are available fromdawn to dusk. Free on a first come, first serve basis.No permits issued


YOUTH PROGRAMS

TADPOLE TODDLERS

LITTLE GREEN FROGS

Instructor: Cindy Romito Class Size: 4 Minimum/10 MaximumFee: $25.00 Resident/$35.00 Non-Resident*Fee is based on session dates/timeDate(s): September-April (ongoing sessions)*First class will start on Wednesday, September 7 Day: Wednesday Time: 6:30pm-7:15pmLocation: Community Cabin in South Central ParkRegistration: ALL Registration is due prior to the start of each class session.

Instructor: Cindy Romito Class Size: 4 Minimum/10 MaximumFee: $25.00 Resident/$35.00 Non-Resident*Fee is based on session dates/timesDate(s): September-April (ongoing sessions)*First class will start on Tuesday, September 6thSession Days: Session I: TuesdaySession II: TuesdaySession III: ThursdaySession Time(s):Session I: 9:30am-10:15amSession II: 6:30pm-7:15pmSession III: 10:30am-11:15amLocation: Community Cabin in South Central ParkRegistration: ALL Registration is due prior to the start of each class session.

TINY FINGERS

Instructor: Amanda Shelnutt Class Size: 4 Minimum/8 Maximum Session Length: 4 weeks

Day: Thursday & SaturdayStart Date:Saturdays:Session I: October 29-November 19Session II: January 7-January 28Thursdays:Session I: October 27-November 17Time(s): Thursday 10:00am-10:45am Saturdays 11:00am-11:45amLocation: Community Cabin in South Central ParkRegistration:Session I: September 12-October 21Session II: September 12-December 30

Ages: 3-5 year oldsFee: $25.00 Resident/$35.00 Non-Resident

Are you looking to get out of your house? Want to have some educational fun with your baby? If so, tadpole toddlers are the classes for you and your child. Instructor Cindy Romito will work with the parents and children playing games, singing songs, and enjoying stories aimed to please the 2 and under walking toddler, including their caregiver. Registration for this class is taken on a first come, first pay basis at the NRPD Office. For more information please contact instructor Cindy Romito at 330-472-4179 or [email protected]. Don't miss out on this opportunity to have an educational but fun experience with your child.

Come play games, sing songs, hear stories, and enjoy themed activities. This class is for 2 – 4 yr. old children and their care-giver who just want to get up, get going and have some fun. Registration for this class is taken on a first come, first pay basis at the NRPRD Office. For more information please contact Cindy Romito at 330-472-4179 or [email protected].

Does your little one love to color and craft? Tiny Fingers will explore art with your child, and you don't have to clean up the mess! This class is geared around the beginner artist in you. Children will take home a project each week! Parents are required to stay with their child. Children must bring a smock to class. Class will fill on a first come, first pay basis. So, hurry into the NRPRD Office and register your child before it is too late.

ADVENTURES IN ART: MODERN ART

Children will explore art and use their imagination as they learn about a different modern artist each week. They will have a chance to use several forms of art materials (such as pencil, charcoal, and paint), and will complete a project each week to take home. Each child should bring an 8.5 x 11 sketch pad and an over-size T-Shirt with his or her name on it for class. .

Instructor: Amanda Shelnutt Class Size: 4 Minimum/10MaximumSession Length: 6 weeksAge(s): 5-8 year oldsDay: SaturdayDate:Session I: October 29-December 10*No class on November 26Session II: January 7-February 11Time: 9:30am-10:30am

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Location: Community Cabin in South Central ParkFee: $40.00 Resident/$50.00 Non-Resident

Registration:Session I: September 12-October 21Session II: September 12-December 30


YOUTH PROGRAMS

BRICKS 4 KIDZ NATURAL DISASTERS

Bricks 4 Kidz programs provide an extraordinary atmosphere for students to build unique creations, play games, and have loads of fun using Lego® bricks. So take cover because we’re about to take a trip through some wild weather! Kids will be building moving models of a tornado, a tsunami, an earthquake and a cyclone. Learn how they move, why they happen and what you can do to stay safe! The class runs for 4 weeks and is taken on a first come, first pay basis. So, hurry into the NRPRD Office before it is too late. .

BRICKS 4 KIDZ CONSTRUCTION

Dump trucks, jackhammers, drills, powers saws...build motorized models of these and other powerful tools and create your own Lego® construction site. Join us for lots of high-impact learning and fun! The class runs for 4 weeks and istaken on a first come, first pay basis. Hurry into the NRPRD Office to register your son or daughter today before it is too late.

Instructor: John Maxwell Age(s): 6-10 years old Class Size: 6 Minimum/20 MaximumFee: $40.00 Resident/$50.00 Non ResidentLocation: North Ridgeville Senior Center Day: Thursday Date: January 12-February 2Time: 6:30pm-7:30pmClass Length: 4 weeks

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Instructor: John Maxwell Age(s): 6-10 year olds Class Size: 6 Minimum/20 Maximum Fee: $40.00 Resident/$50.00 Non-Resident Location: North Ridgeville Senior Center Day: ThursdayDate: October 13-November 3 Time: 6:30pm-7:30pmClass Length: 4 weeks

Registration Dates: September 12-October 7

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Ever wonder what's inside the fire station and what the fireman do while on duty? Now is your chance to get aguided tour through your local station. Register at the NRPRD Office.

Instructor: North Ridgeville Fire DepartmentDate: First SATURDAY of the monthTime: 10:00am-11:00amAge: 3 - 10 years oldFee: FREELocation: Station #1, 7090 Avon Belden RoadClass Size: 30 Maximum

FIRE STATION TOURS

You're not too young to have fun with ponies! You will playgames, have story time, groom and play with the ponies andthen RIDE them. Plus, you will get a special memory of you and your pony... a Polaroid picture to take home. Classes held rain or shine and registration is taken on a first come, first pay basis at the NRPRD Office. Riders are required to wear long pants, flat shoes, and a helmet (bicycle). Classes are held at Pony Tale Farms, 13360 Crowley Road, Columbia Station, Ohio 44028. For more information please contact Lorraine Schaffner at 440-891-9992. .

Instructor: Pony Tale Farm StaffSession Length: 2 WeeksAge: 2 - 6 years oldClass Size: 4 Minimum/12 MaximumFee: $35.00 Resident/$45.00 Non-ResidentDays: Wednesday & SaturdayDates:Session I September 7 & 14Session II: October 5 & 12Session III: November 5 & 12

Time: Session I: 3:45pm-4:30pmSession II: 10:30am-11:15amSession III:11:15am - 12:00 noon

Registration Deadline:Session I: September 2Session II: September 30Session III: October 28

JUNIOR PONY CAMP


YOUTH PROGRAMS

2012 BOYS BASEBALL/GIRLS SOFTBALL REGISTRATION

Have a son or daughter that is ready to play ball? Here is your chance to sign them up! Make sure that your son and daughter have a spot in this year’s leagues by signing them up early. Players’ not registered last season must bring a birth certificate or other proof of birth date with them. A parent signature is required on each registration card. Teams are drawn in late March with practices beginning in Mid-April. Participants will be notified of team placement by your child’s specific coach. The first games are scheduled for late May and the last games scheduled for July. Anyone signing up after March 9, 2011 will be charged a $10.00 late fee.

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*Open registration is Monday, February 6th at the Parks and Recreation Office. Open registration will not be taken prior to February 6th.

Location: North Ridgville Senior Center and Parks and Recreation Office.

FALL BASEBALL CLINIC

Ex-Professional Major Leaguer, Ivanon Coffie from the Baltimore Orioles will be holding a two day fall baseball clinic. This program is offered to children ages 10 to 17 years of age. Ivanon will offer basic and advanced baseball fundamentals of hitting, fielding and throwing. This program is designed to provide your child the true concept of understanding the proper training techniques and fundamentals that will ultimately aspire your young future baseball star. All registration is taken on a first come, first pay basis. .

Instructor: Ivanon CoffieDate: October 8 & 9Day: Saturday & SundayTime: 10-13 years old: 9:00am-11:00am 14-17 years old: 1:00pm-3:00pmLocation: Shady Drive ComplexFee: $50.00 Resident/$60.00 Non-Resident

Registration Deadline: September 30Special Note: If sessions are rained out they will bemade up October 15 & 16.

Age(s): 5-18 year oldsMass registration Dates: Saturday, January 28, 9:00am-1:00pm Thursday, February 2, 6:00pm-8:00pm Saturday, February 4, 9:00am-1:00pm

UMPIRES WANTED

Are you an interested female or male looking to make a little extra money this spring / summer? If so, the North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department is looking for enthusiastic individuals who would like to umpire in the cities youth baseball / softball program. You must be 14 years or older on

stor before May 21 to be an umpire. All games are held at Shady Drive Complex on Sugar Ridge Road. Interested umpires should either call the parks and recreation department or stop in to give the department your name and mailing address so we can get you information in a timely manner. Training sessions will be held prior to the season to make sure you are properly trained and ready the season. Training sessions are MANDATORY. For more information please call our offices at 440-353-0825 or just stop in to pick up additional information.

YOUTH PROGRAMS

PONY CAMP

Instructor: Age(s): Class Size: Fee:

Date:Session I: September 16Session II: October 10Session III: November 11

Time(s): Session I: 5:00pm-6:30pmSession II: 3:30pm-5:00pmSession III: 3:30pm-5:00pm

RegistrationDeadline:Session I: September 9Session II: October 7 Session III: November 4

Pony Tale Farm Staff5-16 years old

4 minimum/12 maximum$29.00 Resident/$39.00 Non-Resident

FARM DAY

YOUTH THEATER WORKSHOP

Instructor: Session Length: 4 weeksAge(s): 7-12 year oldsClass Size: Fee: Day: Wednesday & Saturday

Dates:Session I: September 7-September 28Session II: October 5-October 26Session III: November 5-November 26Time(s):Session I: 5:00pm-6:00pmSession II: 5:00pm-6:00pmSession III: 4:30pm-5:30pm Registration Deadline:Session I: September 2Session II: September 30Session III: October 28

4 minimum/10 maximum$80.00 Resident/$90.00 Non-Resident

Instructor: Brad Schreiber Class Size: 4 minimum/12 maximum Grades: 2-8 Grade Fee: $45.00 Resident/$55.00 Non-resident Day: FridayDate: November 11-December 16

Time: 5:00pm-6:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville Middle School Wrestling/Media RoomRegistration: September 12-October 28

Pony Tale Farm Staff


Come enjoy a fun filled day on the farm visiting all the animals. We will put an emphasis on the ponies and horsesand will be able to groom them and take a ride on one. In addition you can interact with our other farm members including a little educational background about them. Pet a goat, feed a chicken, check out the garden, take a nature walk, visit Danny the Duck, plus many other fun things going on at the farm. Classes are held at Pony Tale Farms, 13360 Cowley Road, Columbia Station, Ohio 44028. Registration is taken on a first come, first pay basis at The NRPRD Office. For more information please contact Lorraine Schaffner at 440-891-9992. .

Children will learn introductory riding basics, safety issues and general pony care including grooming, saddling, bridling as well as stable care and upkeep. Participants must wear long pants, flat shoes, and a helmet. There is a weight limit of 125 lbs. for this program. Classes held rain or shine and registration is taken on a first come, first pay basis at the NRPRD Office. Classes are held at Pony Tale Farms, 13360 Cowley Road, Columbia Station, Ohio 44028. For more information please contact Lorraine Schaffner at 440-891-9992. .

A fun introduction to the wonderful world of theater where every student will act, sing and dance in a big variety show to be performed for families and friends on the last day of class. Come shine under the spotlight this fall! Registration for this program is taken on a first come, first pay basis at The NRPRD Office. For more information please contact Brad Schreiber at 440-442-5933. .

No Class on November 25

MAGIC WORKSHOP

Come join professional magician The Great Brad as he helps students explore the wonderful world of magic. Students will learn how to perform new tricks they will feature in a spectacular magic show performed the last dayof class for families and friends. Registration is taken on afirst come, first pay basis. So, hurry into the Parks and Recreation office before spots disappear. For more information please contact Brad Schreiber at 440-442-5933.

Instructor: Brad SchreiberSession Length: 5 weeksAge(s): 2-8 GradeClass Size: 4 Minimum/12 MaximumFee: $45.00 Resident/$55.00 Non-ResidentDates: November 11-December 16*No class on November 25Time: 4:00pm-5:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville Middle School Wrestling/Media Room Registration: September 12-October 28

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

Improve your child’s overall health, coordination and confidence through our unique fall program. Under the instruction from certified youth coaches from Prescription Fitness Personal Training Center, your child will learn how to properly exercise and incorporate cardiovascular activities into their daily lives. Whether your child is an athlete or just needs to get active, our fall camp offers it all. Prior to coming to Kids Kamp all participants should wear tennis shoes, wear proper gym attire, and bring a water bottle. So, if you are ready for your child to take the next steps in our two four week sessions to become bigger, faster, and stronger don’t hesitate to register at the NRPRD Office.

Instructor: Age(s): K Class Size: Session Length: 8 weeksFee:

Day: ThursdayDate:Session I: Session II:

Time(s): Location: Registration:Session I: Session II:

Prescription Fitness Personal Training Staff-4 grade

8 minimum/20 maximum

$45.00 Resident/$55.00 Non-Resident

September 8-29October 6-27

4:00pm-5:00pmSafteyville Building

August 22-September 5

KIDS KAMP

September 12-September 30

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1ST & 2ND GRADE INSTRUCTIONAL BASKETBALL

The goal of this program is to help younger boys and girls have fun while learning the fundamentals of basketball. Participants will practice skills and learn the rules of the game for the first 30 minutes and participate in a noncompetitive recreational game for the last 30 minutes. Players should wear gym shoes and loose fitting clothing, and bring a basketball if they have one. Parents will be asked to assist with this program. Participants will receive a program t-shirt. Registration begins on Monday, September 19th and concludes on Friday, October 28th. A $10 late fee will take affect for anyone signing up after October 28th. .

Session Length: 5 weeksAge(s): 1-2 GradeDay: SaturdayDate: January-FebruaryTime: TBALocation: North Ridgeville Middle SchoolFee: $45.00 Resident/$55.00 Non-ResidentRegistration Dates: September 19-Ocotber 28

NEWNRPRD RECREATIONAL BASKETBALL

Looking for an organized winter basketball league? North Ridgeville is one of the best! Games are played on Sunday afternoons. Teams will be divided in December so you will be ready for play in January. Registration will begin Monday, October 3 and will conclude on Friday, November 18. Registration will be taken on a first come, first pay basis. A $10 late fee will take affect for anyone signing up after November 18. Any child interested in being a team captain for their specific leagues please mark their intentions on the registration card. .

Age(s): Boys and Girls in 7-12 GradeFee: $45.00 Resident/$55.00 Non-Resident Location: North Ridgeville Middle School andNorth Ridgeville High School

Date: January-March Day: SundayTime: Noon-6:00pm Registration Dates: October 3-November 18

Special Note: Games will be played at North Ridgeville High School.

YOUTH BASKETBALL PROGRAM

The North Ridgeville Junior Ranger Youth Basketball Program is one of our most popular programs. Not only does this program keep youngsters busy throughout the winter, it also helps thembecome more familiar with the game of basketball and fine-tune their coordination and playing skills. The league will once again partner with Avon Parks & Recreation. Registration for the Junior Ranger Basketball League will begin Monday, September 19 and conclude on Friday, October 28. This year’s youth basketball program will offer a single elimination tournament at the conclusion of the season. A $10 late fee will take affect for anyone signing up after October 28th. .

Age(s): Boys and Girls in 3-6 GradeDay: Games played on Saturday and Sunday Date: January-March Time: Saturday: 9:00am-3:00pm Sunday: Noon-6:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville Middle & High School/Avon Middle & High School Fee: $45.00 Resident/$55.00 Non-Resident Registration Dates:

Special Note: A skills day will be help prior to helpevaluate the registered players.

September 19-October 28


NORTH RIDGEVILLE COMMUNITY GARDEN

Located on Chestnut Ridge Road, at the entrance to Route 10, the Community Garden was launched in 2011 in a partnership with Mayor Gillock's administration and the active adult community, Pioneer Ridge. Homeowners at Pioneer Ridge have taken the city's mission for the garden and devised a set of rules, developed a system for assigning plots, and will manage the project with the city's blessing. In Spring of 2012, the Community Garden will be open to residents of North Ridgeville. All participating gardeners must agree to adhere to the garden's rules and support the concept that excess produce, beyond consumption of the gardener and his or her family, is to be donated to North Ridgeville's Community Care. A copy of the garden'sguidelines will be available beginning January 15, 2012 .

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Children in grades K-3rd have a blast learning the basics of football. Players are grouped by age, coached at their level of understanding, and play fun, low competition games under adult supervision. All players will receive a durable mesh football jersey and a trophy for participation. All instruction will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff coaches. Players will learn the basic fundamentals of offense and defense, and will be introduced to speed and agility training. Parent coaches can assist in the instruction and will call the plays for their teams, but having our coaches lead the program will ensure that all teams receive the same instructionin a planned and organized practice. Jump Start Sports staff will also officiate and supervise all games to ensure equal playing time, a rotation of players in various positions, and they will help teach within the context of the game. .

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL

Instructor: Jump Start Sports Certified StaffAge(s): K-3rd GradeFee: $49.00 Resident/Non-Resident (includes Jump Start Sports T-shirt)

Date(s): September 13-October 18Time: 5:30pm-7:00pmDay: TuesdayLocation: Shady Drive Complex

Registration Deadline: September 9

Special Note: Convenient online registration at www.jumpstartsports.com. You may also fill out a paper registration, but there is a $10 processing fee to do so.

Presented by Jump Start Sports

at the North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation office. Garden plots are 15' x 15' and are $20 for the season. Dues will be collected at the time of registration, and plots will be available on a first come, first serve basis. Early registration will be permitted for Pioneer Ridge residents between

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Be the best! Improve your strength, speed, performance,and coordination through our unique program. Certified Trainers from Prescription Fitness Personal Training Center will incorporate cardiovascular exercise, strength and agility training into this unique, affordable workout that focuses on specific sport or general fitness goals. Prior to coming to Athletes Edge participants should all wear tennis shoes, proper gym attire, and bring a water bottle. So, if you are ready for your child to take the next steps in our two four week sessions to become bigger, faster, and stronger don’t hesitate to register at the NRPRD Office. .

Instructor: Age(s): Class Size: Fee:

Date:Session I: Session II:

Registration:Session I: Session II:

Prescription Fitness Personal Training Staff5-8 grade

8 minimum/20 maximum$45.00 Resident/Non-Resident $55.00

Day: ThursdayTime: 5:00pm-6:00 pmLocation: Safteyville Building

September 8-29October 6-27

August 22-September 5September 6-September 30

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Instructor: Dr. Bryan G. Ruocco, D.C.Day: WednesdayDate: January 18Time: 7:00pm–8:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville City Hall Council ChambersFee: Seminar is FREE

Over 50 million Americans suffer with joint disease. This presentation educates the audience about what arthritis is, who is susceptible to arthritis, what causes it, how to relieve it, and steps to help prevent joint disease. Did you know that one of the leading causes of acute liver failure and kidney disease is the overuse of aspirin and NSAID? Learn some of the most affective ways to reducing your pain, NATURALLY.

LOWER YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE NATURALLY

Over 30% of American's have high blood pressure. It greatly increases the risk for heart disease and stroke, the first and third leading causes of death in the United States. It is estimated that high blood pressure will cost the United States $76.6 billion in health care services, medications, and missed days of work. This presentation educates the audience about the causes of High Blood pressure and what you can do naturally to avoid and combat this deadly disease. .

Instructor: Dr. Bryan G. Ruocco, D.C.Day: WednesdayDate: November 2 Time: 7:00pm–8:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville City Hall Council ChambersFee: Seminar is FREE

Educate parents, teachers, day care supervisors or anyone who may be distressed by a problem child about safe, natural solutions to help improve behavior and performance. This presentation educates viewers on the potential dangers of using drugs to treat these conditions and the benefits of alternative healthcare treatment and how it can alleviate and even, in some cases, eliminate the problem behavior. .

Instructor: Dr. Bryan G. Ruocco, D.C.Day: WednesdayDate: December 7Time: 7:00pm–8:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville City Hall Council ChambersFee: Seminar is FREE

LOWER YOUR CHOLESTEROL NATURALLY

According to the American Heart Association more than 120 million American Adults (age 20 or older) have high cholesterol. An alarming number of children are also now developing high cholesterol. This is one workshop you do not want to miss. There have been many myths and misleading information about high cholesterol and its causes. It is timeyou learn the truth. Cholesterol medication is one of the #1 selling drugs in America. It is obvious we are not getting to the root cause of the problem. Learn the truth about cholesterol and what you can do naturally to reduce your cholesterol in 30 days. .

Instructor: Dr. Bryan G. Ruocco, D.C.Day:WednesdayDate: October 5Time: 7:00pm–8:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville City Hall Council ChambersFee: Seminar is FREE

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A DRUG-FREE APPROACH TO ADD / ADHD

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Utilizing a simple, proven and effective nutritional cleansing system is one method to help remove some of the impurities that enter our bodies while at the same time giving the body extra nutrition to help improve one's health. A wellness approach corrects the side effects of trauma, stress and pollution which can be related to numerous health problemsincluding weight gain and weight loss difficulty. The body takes the impurities that enter it and surrounds them with fatand water to reduce the damage they could cause. This inturn can lead to weight gain. Learn how to lose up to 20 lbsin one month with this safe, natural, proven system. .

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Instructor: Dr. Bryan G. Ruocco, D.C.Day: WednesdayDate: February 15Time: 7:00pm–8:00pmLocation: North Ridgeville City Hall Council ChambersFee: Seminar is FREE

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ZUMBA FITNESS

XPRESS ZUMBA FITNESS

The perfect way to jump start your day with a 45 minute express class! Zumba is the HOTTEST fitness class that will have you movin', shimmy'g and shakin' to international music genres of belly dance, top 40, cha cha, mambo, flamenco, salsa, meringue and more! You'll have so much fun you'll forget you're working out! All fitness levels welcome. Please bring small sweat towel, bottled water and your enthusiasm!

Instructor: Laura MazuccaLocation: Safetyville BuildingDay(s):Wednesdays and FridaysTimes: 8:30am–9:15amFee: $4.00 Resident/$5.00 Non–Resident

Special Note: Class is drop-in only, no pre-registration required.

Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That's exactly what the Zumba® program is all about. It's an exhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burningdance fitness-party™ that's moving millions of people toward joy and health. .

Instructor: Tammy JulioLocation: Safetyville BuildingDay(s): Tuesdays and ThursdaysTime(s): 6:30pm-7:30pmFee: Resident: $4.00 Resident/$5.00 Non–Resident


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Just start your day with an exhilarating fun workout utilizing park setting and varied body-weight exercises that will burn off excess body fat, reshape & sculpt your body! Please bring pair of dumbbell weights, exercise mat, bottled water and your enthusiasm! Workouts are modifiable for ALL fitness levels. Instructed by personal trainer, group fitness instructor and prior Navy military enlisted, Laura Mazucca. Participants should go directly to the SafetyvilleBuilding. .

Instructor: Laura MazuccaLocation: South Central Park/Safetyville BuildingDay(s): Wednesdays and FridaysTime(s): 5:45am–6:30amFee: $4.00 Resident/$5.00 Non–Resident


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ADULT PROGRAMS

DOG TRAINING COURSES

The Puppy and Beginner Sessions are introductory training classes. The Puppies Class is for puppies up to six months ofage and the Beginner Class is for dogs and puppies older thansix months. These will concentrate on basic obedience including sit, stay, down, and come. Socialization with people and other dogs will be an integral part of this class as well as a review of health, grooming and nutrition tips. Correcting unwanted behaviors including jumping, barking, pulling on leash, chewing, and housebreaking are covered. The Intermediate Class is for dogs with prior introductory training, and focuses on dog obedience in a public setting. This training will involve dealing with common distractions such as meeting strangers, other dogs, crowded areas and noise. All pet owners must produce proof of current vaccinations for their pet at the first class. For more information please contactMarie-Josée Gatian at 216-224-2712. .

Instructor: Class Size: Session Length: Location: Safetyville BuildingDay:

Date(s):Session I: Session II: November 28-January 16

Session III: January 23-February 27Session IV:

Time(s):Puppy Session I:Beginner Session I: Puppy Session II: 6:30pm-7:30pmBeginner Session II: 7:30pm-8:30pm Puppy/Beginner Session III: 6:30pm-7:30pmIntermediate Session III: 7:30pm-8:30pmPuppy Session IV: 6:30-7:30pmBeginner Session IV: 7:30pm-8:30pm

Fee: $99.00 Resident/$109.00 Non-Resident Registration Deadline:Session I: October 7Session II: Session III: Session IV:

INDOOR TENNIS LESSONS

The North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with Paramount Tennis Club will be offering tennis lessons this fall for interested participants. Instruction will be held on Sundays from 4:00pm-5:30pm. The sessions will be taught by a USPTA teaching professional who offers excellent instruction and a chance to improve your skills. Registration will be taken on a first come, first pay basis. Paramount Tennis Club is located at 31550 Viking Parkway, Westlake, Ohio 44145. At the end of each session registrantswill have a choice of either court time or a 30 day free trial at Paramount Tennis Club. If this is something that peaks your interest hurry into North Ridgeville Parks & Recreation to register for this new and exciting program. .

Ages: 18 and OlderInstructor: Taught by the USPTA certified teaching professionalClass Size: 4 minimum / 12 maximumLocation: Paramount Tennis Club

Dates:Session I: October 16–November 20Session II: January 8–February 12Session III: February 19–March 25Day: Sunday AfternoonsTime: 4:00pm-5:30pmFee: $80.00 Residents/$90.00 Non-Residents

Registration Deadline:Session I: October 7Session II: December 30Session III: February 10

Marie-Josée Gatian 6 Minimum/10 Maximum

6 Weeks

Monday Evenings

October 17-November 21

*no class on December 26 and January 2

March 5-April 9

7:30pm-8:30pm6:30pm-7:30pm

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FALL GOLF LESSONS FENCING

Are you frustrated with your golf game? Let our professional golf instructor get your game on track. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced golfer, these lessons are sure to improve your game. The lessons consist of 1 class indoors and 4 classes at a covered, heated driving range. Bring an 8 or 9 iron to the first class. Lessons are held on Saturday afternoons from Noon-1:00pm. Pre-Registration is required and is taken on a first come, first pay basis. For more information please contact the NRPRD. .

Instructor: Rick NurseAges: 15 and olderSession Length: 5 weeksClass Size: 04 Minimum / 12 MaximumLocation: All American Sports Center in North RidgevilleDay: SaturdaysDates: September 10–October 8Time: Noon–1:00pmFee: *$75.00 Residents/$85.00 Non-Residents*Fee does not include range balls.Registration Deadline:Registration deadline is Friday, September 2

The art of swordsmanship has been practiced for centuries.

Join our instructor Tom Nagy and the On Target Fencing

Team as they teach Foil, Epee or Sabre. Open to both

males and females, in this year round program students

train and compete in regulation fencing attire, which

includes a mask and a full – body protective suit. For more

information contact Tom Nagy at 440-327-0808 or visit

www.ontargetfencing.com for additional information.

Instructor: Tom Nagy

Age(s): 8 years old and up

Fee: $10.00 per class / $18.00 family

*equipment is provided

Days: Fridays & Saturdays Year Round

Location: Senior Center

Time: Fridays: 9:30am–11:00am

Saturdays: 9:00am–11:30am

Day: Tuesdays

Time: 8:00pm–9:30pm

Location: Middle School

Registration: ALL students are required to register and

pay at class

CROCHETING

Want to make cool accessories, a scarf or blanket? Lookingfor a group of people to share your love of crochet with?The class will run continuously for those interested and willcover the basic stitches (chain, single crochet, double crochet).Beginner participants will choose a simple pattern to begin onand build their skills as the class continues. All skill levelswelcome. All you need to get started is yarn and crochet hooks.All skill levels welcome.

Day: MONDAYS (on-going)Time: 7:00pm-8:30pmFee: FREELocation: North Ridgeville Public Library


Register: By calling Frank Scali 216-526-3323Date: Tuesday Time: 7:30pmFee: $4.00 per sessionLocation: Senior Center Multi-Purpose Room

ADULT PROGRAMS

NORTH RIDGEVILLE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB

New and rubber bridge players welcome. ACBL sanctioned. Visit www.acbl.org for more information.

FRIDAY NIGHT COED SOFTBALL LEAGUE

This fun, but competitive league offers teams a chance to get out and interact with their friends during a summer time of fun. The league runs for eight (8) weeks, with a single elimination tournament at the conclusion of the regular season. League play begins in May. Softballs are provided by department. Their will be an upper (competitive) division and lower (recreational) division. If there are not enough teams in one division we will combine to make 1 separate division. League entry fee covers site supervisor, softballs, and field prep. Umpires will be paid ONSITE during season. Umpire fee is $31 and will be paid by the home team each week/each game. The league will fill on a first come, first pay basis. Money is due at the time of registration. If interested don't miss out on your chance to play in this summer's coed league.

Age(s): 18 and Over / '11 H.S. GraduatesFee: $225.00 per team (umpire fee to be paid at field; $31 per team/per game)Location: Shady Drive ComplexDay: Friday EveningsTimes: 6:00pm–10:00pmRegistration: February 13-April 6

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Special Note: League information manuals can be picked upat North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation office prior to registration or on our website at www.nridgeville.org. Registration form in manual must be completed before you may register your team. .

UN-COOKING CLASSES WITH LIVING FOOD CHEF LAURA

Moms! Are you tired of meal planning? Is your family gettingall the nutrients they need for a healthy fit body and properdevelopment? Do you want to shed excess weight easily andwithout pills, potions or powders without feeling any sense ofdeprivation? Join Laura Mazucca, Living Foods Chef & Educator and Personal Fitness Trainer for an afternoon seminar/food perpetration demo to show you how easy it is to incorporate easy yet gourmet tasting NUTRITIONALLY PACKED RECIPES into your lifestyle! All dairy free & glutenfree and without any chemicals or preservatives! Hurry into theNRPRD to register for these informative sessions. For moreinformation please contact Laura Mazucca at 440-520-9462.

Instructor: Laura Mazucca, Living Foods ChefClass Size: 10 Minimum/20 Maximum

Day: Saturday

Date:Session I: October 22Session II: November 12Session III: January 7Session IV: February 4

Registration:Session I: October 14Session II: November 4Session III: December 30Session IV: January 27

Age: 18 and Older/’12 H.S. Graduates Fee: $15.00 Resident/$20.00 Non-Resident*Cost is session basedLocation: Safetyville Building

Time : 2:00pm-4:30pm


SPECIAL EVENTS

TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY

TOTS TRICK OR TREAT

Everyone is invited to this annual tradition. Once again variousscout troops will decorate the tree, the High School Choir willlead us in joyful holiday songs, while Mayor Gillock lightsthe community tree. Children are encouraged to bring theirletters to Santa Clause as he will be present to collect them.

Dress your little one in their Halloween costumes and let them trick or treat in the safety of City Hall. Kids will receivetreats that have been donated by employees which will behanded out at each department door. The police and firedepartments will have a fire truck and K-9 unit available atthe end of the walk for children to see. Pre-registration is required to ensure enough treat bags for every child. NO walk up registration permitted.

SPOOKVILLE Presented by North Ridgeville Lions Club

Non-Perishable food items and new toys in original packaging are needed to help benefit Community Care forthe Holidays. Drop off boxes will be located at City Hall,Parks and Recreation and the Senior Center. Non-perishable items can be delivered starting November 1 through December 16, Monday through Friday from 8:00am-4:30pm. We appreciate your donations andthank you for making the holidays brighter .

HARVEST PALOOZA 2011 Presented by Harvest Ridge Church

Come with chairs and blankets in hand, to enjoy a familynight out with free food, children’s activities, live music, and fireworks at dusk. Interested families should contactHarvest Ridge Church at 440-327-0024. This particularspecial event is not hosted by North Ridgeville Parks andRecreation. .

NORTH RIDGEVILLE PARKS & RECREATION FALLFEST

Sports AssociationsNorth Ridgeville Amateur Soccer LeagueContact: www.nrasl.com

North Ridgeville Mini-Rangers FootballContact: Terry Murry - 353-1882

North Ridgeville Football LeagueContact: Bob Miscuda - 926-4779

Hotstove BaseballContact: Heather Kaesgen - 353-9688

City Baseball/Softball BoosterContact- www.nrcbaseballboosters.org

*Formerly named Labor Day Party in the Park

Day: SaturdayDate: September 4Time: 6:00pmLocation: South Central Park

for a family in need.

Day: SaturdayDate: December 3Time: 5:00pmLocation: South Central Park Gazebo

Spookville is a wooded 1/4 mile trail that makes you feel like you are part of a horror movie set in the woods. Thenatural fully wooded sets feature a combination of naturaland physical environments that force you to be part of the show. The use of audible and visual interaction with ourguests makes you constantly wonder who’s watching you,where they are and are you really safe? Expect to see awide variety of characters – and prepare to be haunted.

Day(s): Friday & SaturdayDates: October 14 & 15Time: 6:00pm-9:00pmFee: $2.00 per personLocation: South Central Park

Age: 2-5 year oldsDay: FridayDate: October 28Time: 1:00pmFee: FREERegistration: September 12-October 21

Come enjoy a fun fall day with the Parks and Recreation Department. This special event is FREE to the community.Families will experience fun games, food vendors, pony rides, face and pumpkin painting, a magic show and much,much more. The Department buys a limited number ofpumpkins to give to the kids so come early so your child isguaranteed one. We look forward to seeing you on October15 at 4:00pm for an afternoon of fun and excitement.

Day: SaturdayDate: October 15Time: 4:00pm-6:00pmFee: FREELocation: South Central Park

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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

FISHING

South Central Park ~ Fishing LakeFish from dawn to dusk. No license required. Catch and release encouraged. Handicap accessible.

NORTH RIDGEVILLE SENIOR CENTER

Call for further information at 440-353-0828. Adults 60 + years of age.

BOY SCOUTS GIRL SCOUTS

For more information please contact Cub Master Gabriel Vega at 327-7271.

For more information please contact Kathy Carpenter at 233-6112.

ROTARY CLUB OF NORTH RIDGEVILLE

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Office is located at 34845 Lorain Road. Call President & CEO Dayle Noll at 327-3737 or www.nrchamber.com

NORTH RIDGEVILLE GARDEN CLUB

Meetings are 7:00 p.m. the second Tuesday of every month and are gardening oriented. For more information contact Brenda Lett at 365-8522.

VISITORS BUREAU

Call 327-3737 for information.

NORTH RIDGEVILLE ARTS COUNCIL

Meetings are held the third Monday at the North Ridgeville Library at 7 pm. For more information please call Betty Palmer at 327-9751.

LION’S CLUB

Meetings are held every Friday at the North Ridgeville Senior Center. For more information contact Dennis Boose at 327-8528 or visit the website at www.northridgevillerotary.org.

For more information write to: North Ridgeville Lions Club P.O. Box 39213 North Ridgeville, OH 44039 or visit the website at: www.northridgevillelions.com

NORTH RIDGEVILLE RIDGE KIDS

FRIENDS OF THE NORTH RIDGEVILLE PARKS

4-H Club is a family oriented organization. Meetings are the 1st & 3rd Thursdays of each month at 7:00 p.m. At the First Congregational Church or contact Beth Malinich at 327-6858 or Craig Shoemaker at 327-5523.

Serving the community in an effort to administer, manage, organize, promote, and raise funds for athletic, educational, recreational, and social purposes. Meetings are held the 1st Tuesday of January, April, August and November at 8:00 p.m. in the Senior Center. Visit www.friendsofnrparks.com or P.O. Box 39393 North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039 for further information. .

AMERICAN LEGION POST 717

Post 717 is located at 8820 Bender Road. Meetings are held the second Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. A large hall, a smaller room and pavilion with ball field, volleyball court and children’s play area are available for rent. Call 281-6935 for more information.

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 9871

VFW Post 9871, 6805 Lear Nagle Road, North Ridgeville, Ohio 44039. 440-327-4068 Serving All Veterans and their Families.

KIWANIS CLUB

Kiwanis Club is looking for individuals interested in getting involved with kids and our community. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month at Emmaus Luthern Church. Those interested can contact Scott Hosler at 759-1745. .

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South Central Park7565 Avon Belden RoadThis 30 acre woodland park is open to the public from dawn to dusk with picnic pavilions and grills, splash pad, playground equipment, tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts, shuffleboard, horseshoe pits, restrooms and a fitness trailand 4 acre fishing lake.

Frontier Park5463 Mills Creek LaneThis 13 acre park has a large open play area, concession stand, restrooms and 4 football fields and is used by the North Ridgeville Football League.

Shady Drive Complex37077 Shady DriveThis 37 acre sports complex is comprised of 9 baseball/soft-ball diamonds and four t-ball diamonds. There are also twoconcession stands, restrooms, a picnic area, children'splayground, football field and batting cages.

Soccer Complex8949 Root RoadFour soccer fields and a concession stand and restroomsare located at this 12 acre complex. The North Ridgeville Amateur Soccer League uses this facility fall and spring.

Sandy Ridge Reservation6195 Otten RoadThis 310 acre wildlife preserve has small ponds, a trail complete with information signs, observation mound, playground, educational center and picnic area. It isoperated by the Lorain County Metro Parks.327-3626

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