From its radiant heat in the basement floor to its R60-rated insulation in the attic, the TREE House is a model of energy efficiency and sustainability. The work of building the house was done by by local contractors, and supported by volunteers from faculty, staff and the community.
Located in his hometown of Mentor, OH, Justimagine’s first product is the Advanced Balance Board, which was developed by the founder Justin Lonis as a senior project while he was still a student at Hiram College.
We’re all busy, so let’s face it: putting a home-cooked meal on the table is a real challenge most nights of the week. Fortunately, a brilliant chef (probably a busy mom) has come up with the concept of one pot pasta meals!
Miller’s of Mantua celebrated their grand opening this past weekend when husband and wife team Jason and Nicole Miller opened their new restaurant on East Prospect Street.
On NEOEA Day, several kids donned rubber boots and joined their families to hunt for treasures in the heart of Mantua Village. At Mantua’s Buchert Park (4800 East High Street), the group met Ryan Moss from the Ohio Division of Natural Resources.
The traditional James A. Garfield Historical Society’s Christmas Walk is the official start to the local holiday season. November 7, 8, 9 and 14, 15, 16. Fridays and Saturdays, the Christmas Walk operates from 10am-5pm; Sundays 12:30pm-5pm. Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased at the historical society on tour days at the historic Mott Building, 8107 Main Street.
“We were selected by the state based on our community safety programs and education programs; this is an honor to be recognized by the State of Ohio.”
The time for living — and building — is now, while we have the opportunity, informed by the past and looking forward to the future.
Perme is not a traditional volunteer, but is involved in fundraising, marketing, long-term financial planning and budgeting.
“This is a great opportunity for the local community to get involved and work together to continue to make the School an asset to their community,”