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WOODRIDGE BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM



On November 7, 2020 the Woodridge Boys Cross Country finished first place for the 10th year. Pictured above right is the bus coming through Peninsula. Special thanks to Leslie and John Hampshire, Pam Schneider, Dan Schneider, Dave Krusinski, and Tom Germain for welcoming the team as they crossed the SR 303 bridge. Thank you to Valley Fire members Joe McVey, Steven Soblosky, Sierra Walton, Willie Hetzel, Jay Skolnik, and Rory Skolnik. Thank you to Captain Mike Packard for his assistance in coordinating the effort. Thank you to Peninsula Police members Alan Jones, Joe Davis, and Jay Nagy for the escort. Special thanks to Chief Joe Varga for his coordinating efforts.

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VETERANS TRAIN


Captain Mike Packard, John Sternad, Lane Smith, and Kevin Hylbert of the Valley Fire Department participated in welcoming the veterans on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway on November 11, 2020.

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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. Trustee meetings are the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. Zoning commission meets the second Tuesday of the month and the Board of Zoning Appeals meets the fourth Tuesday of the month.

Police Levy: Thank you to all those who voted on November 3 Issue #31, to renew the township`s police levy, passed with 262 "yes" to 130 "no" votes. A renewal levy brings in the same amount of money for the township that the expiring levy generated and will not raise property taxes. The 7–mill, 5–year levy will generate $150,508 per year. For the owner of a home appraised at $100,000, the cost of the levy will be $211.92 per year.

Road Department: Leaf vacuuming will continue through December 15, weather permitting. Please do not place your leaves on the road, but pile them near the roadside allowing room for our machinery to operate safely. Please pile leaves away from signs, mailbox posts and ditches.

Part–time Help: The township is looking for part–time help with the Road Department in the near future. In order to be prepared, we are asking anyone with an interest to contact Road Superintendent Dave Krusinski at (330) 657–2600. We are not seeking resumes at this time, but Dave will be able to answer questions about what the position will entail.

BTHC Lease Renewed: During the month of October, both the township trustees and the Boston Township Hall Committee, Inc. voted to approve a new 25–year lease for the former school part of the township buildings. Over the course of the last lease, the township and BTHC worked together to restore the buildings with BTHC managing the day–to–day operations.

Parking Violations Bureau: The township voted to create a Parking Violations Bureau. This allows for the township to keep all parking fines in the future. Current practice has the township only getting half of the fines collected.

CARES Funding: The township received Covid–19 funds through the CARES Act which helps the community mitigate the costs of the pandemic and its impact. The township funds can also be sub–granted to other agencies and non–profits in the community. The township should be able to provide funds to the Valley Fire District, the Peninsula Police Department, the Boston Township Hall Committee and the Woodridge Recreation Association to help them with their COVID–19–related expenses and impacts.

LEDs Installed in Road Garage: Utilizing a grant from NOPEC, the township upgraded the lighting in the road garage to LEDs. Besides providing brighter lighting in the road garage, the LEDs will lower the township`s electric bill.

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 Inspector: John Schneider at 330–657–2601 or 234–900–9145.

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PENINSULA VILLAGE

Village Council met in an Electronic Meeting Format for the Regular Council Session Via Zoom Meeting November 9, 2020.

Council passed the October 12, 2020 Regular Council Meeting Minutes.

Council passed Resolution No. 22–2020 A Resolution Authorizing Certain Amendments, Transfers, and/or Revenue Adjustments to the 2020 Appropriation Resolution.

Council passed Resolution No. 24–2020 A Resolution Requesting the Summit County Fiscal Officer, in the Year 2021, to Advance to the Village Monies to which the Village is Entitled from the Proceeds of Tax Levies for the Tax Year 2020. Council passed Ordinance No. 26–2020 An Ordinance Amending Section 147.03 of the Village`s Administrative Code Relating to Holidays to Provide that Police Officers that Work on Village Designated Holidays Receive Time and One–Half Pay.

A Public Hearing is scheduled on December 14, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. on Ordinance No. 21–2020 An Ordinance amending Title 11 of the Village`s Codified Ordinances constituting the Village Planning and Zoning Code. Council will hold a Zoom Public Hearing before the Regular Scheduled Zoom Council Meeting for resident input and questions over the Zoning Codes. Visit the Village website for the Public Hearing/Council Meeting Zoom Invite. Council will look to adopt Ordinance No. 21–2020 at the December meeting.

Mayor Schneider reminds everyone brush pickup is done for the year and will resume the first of May 2021.

Leaf Pick Up is October 15, 2020 – December 15, 2020. Please do not place your leaves on the road. Place your leaves near the roadside allowing room for our machinery to operate safely. Keep leaves away from signs and posts. Keep leaves out of ditches, No sticks, twigs or brush. No garden trash or vines. LEAVES WILL NOT BE PICKED UP IF THESE GUIDES ARE NOT FOLLOWED.

Just a reminder, when mowing your lawn, please do not discharge the grass and debris clippings onto the road.

Mayor Schneider also reminds everyone that 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.

Reminder to our residents, that it is your responsibility to keep your ditches and driveway culverts clear.

Upcoming Meetings:
Public Hearing/Council Meeting December 14, 2020 at 7:00PM Pending Electronic Meeting via Zoom

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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TREE LIGHTING AND REINDEER DAY CANCELLED

Because of COVID–19 and the mandate prohibiting mass gatherings, it is with regret that the Peninsula Area Chamber of Commerce must cancel the Tree Lighting on the Bronson Green scheduled for December 3 and the Reindeer Day scheduled for December 5. It is so important that all residents stay safe and healthy during these precarious times, and the Chamber must follow the directive from the Summit County Health Department that the Mayor received.

There will still be a tree on the Bronson Green with luminaries, provided by Channah and Lee Spencer, around the tree.

Lights have a magical quality that help brighten our spirits.

Knowing this, we urge residents to participate in the Door Decorating Contest. The guidelines are in another article in this paper. The prize basket is wonderful! The doors will still be judged in the evening of December 3. And you do not need to be at your home for this to happen. Just leave lights on.

As folks drive thru the village or residents take a night walk, they will appreciate the decorations.

Various businesses will have special displays and offerings during December. Please visit their websites for hours and other information.

Margo Snider

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PENINSULA LIBRARY NEWS

The Peninsula Library Programs for adults and children will take place via Zoom. If you would like to participate, please email the library at info@peninsulalibrary.org and on the day of the program you will receive an email from us with the link to join Zoom. Please call at 330–657–2291 with any questions.

Take and Make Crafts for Adults and Kids. 1st Monday of the Month.
Sign up at the library to reserve your Holiday Take and Make Craft Kits for December for kids and adults. We are taking reservations only. Please call the library at 330–657–2291. The December kits will be available on Monday December 7.

Virtual Friends of the Library Bizarre Table
Since The Friends are unable to have their Bizarre Bazaar Table set up for in person shopping, they will post items on the Library Facebook page for you to view online thru the Library`s Facebook Page, https://www.facebook.com/peninsulalibrary . If you see something posted that you would like, please inform the Friends of the library by emailing, or replying on Facebook with your donation amount and the Friends will hold it for one week.

Sale Grab Bags To Go— The book sale room is currently closed due to social distancing guidelines, but if you are in need of some used books, The Friends have started "Grab Bags To Go" for only $2.00. Call the library and let us know what kind of books you are interested in, and the Friends will make up bag of books "To Go" for you to come pick up.

Classic Movie Night via ZOOM – 1st Thursday at 6:30PM
December 3: Holiday Movie Madness––Various aspects of the holiday season are depicted in movies. Films depict everything from the chaos of the holidays to those movies which give insights into the true meaning of the season. Which classic films stand out for you and why?

Wreath Craft Take and Make December 9, 2020. This year, our annual wreath making day will be set up for a Take and Make Craft Kit beginning on Wednesday December 9. The fee will be $5.00 to help cover the cost of the supplies. Reservations for this craft pick up is required. We have 18 containers and 18 large hanging cages. Please call the library to reserve your oasis for a container or a large oasis in a cage for a hanging wreath. Thank you to Heritage Farms for the donation of greenery scraps!

Celebrate Christmas in Peninsula 15th Annual Mini Tree Display
November 28 to December 16 (drawing will be held on Thursday December 17, trees will be available to pick up on Monday, December 21). Although we are restricted with social distancing guidelines, the Peninsula Area Chamber of Commerce and the Carole Wright Children`s Fund groups have decided to go ahead with the Mini Tree Display. The trees will be displayed in the lobby area of the Library and on the Peninsula Library`s Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/peninsulalibrary The trees will go into a quarantine period before they go home with the winners. We invite everyone to stop by the Library and view the display of Holiday Mini Trees decorated by local merchants and organizations. Raffle tickets will be sold for a tree of your choice, and the winner gets to take the tree home just in time for the holidays! Tickets are $3 each or 5 for $10 (Exact dollar amount would be great). The display will open on Saturday, November 28 and remain up through Wednesday, December 16 at 8:00PM. Tree winners will be drawn on Thursday, December 17. The proceeds will go to the Peninsula Chamber of Commerce and the Library`s Carole Wright Children`s Fund for children`s programming.

Youth Book Club–Zoom for ages 12–16 – 1st Wednesday of the month on Zoom at 4:30PM.
Miss Chris will host a Youth Book Club on the 1st Wednesday of the month. If you would like to join a book club, please call the library for more information. The Book for December 2 will be "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams.

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LIBRARY GARDEN





Margo Snider is in the process of rejuvenating the library garden in the front of the building. The garden was initially started in the 1980`s by the Boston Township Trustees. Many of the plants were donated by members in the community who graciously donated to the project.

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NEW ARRIVAL

Mark and Emily Trapp along with daughters Nora and Joan welcomed Benjamin Robert to their family. All are doing well.

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GREG AND NORMA PRENETTA DECORATE THE PENINSULA UNITED CHURCH

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OUR SINCERE THANKS

In October the Peninsula Home & Garden Club reached out to the community for donations to support our year–long work of decorating the Peninsula downtown bridge and to help fund a new signpost. It is humbling how many donations we received, but more meaningful are the many notes and cards that were sent with the checks expressing their own thanks and appreciation for the bridge flowers and decorations.

Thank you so much to all of you who contributed to the Garden Club, for a total of $1145!!

Your donations have already been put to good use! Our new post, and a refurbish of the original Memorial Flowers sign, has been completed and erected. A big thank you to Charlie Moyer who built the signpost and Rocky Pritchard and his crew for the install. The sign is much more visible now with a more fitting post, and more vibrant colors…so look for it at the SE corner of the bridge!

Wishing you all a happy and healthy Thanksgiving!

Dee Holody, President Peninsula Home and Garden Club

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CONDOLENCES

Former township resident Dean Johnson passed away October 19, 2020. Dean was preceded in death by his wife Freeda. Together they founded Friends Disaster Service. Dean is survived by his children Becky (Don Barker), Rod (Arvelle Broadhurst), Ruth (Brent Huxtable), and Steve (Sandy Bassett).

Carol Vincent passed away November 4, 2020. Carol grew up in Everett and was the daughter of Clark and Nadine Morris. In addition to her parents, Carol was preceded in death by her husband Gary. She is survived by her children Annette (Greg Miner) and Rusty Swigart.

Condolences to Mary Ritch Wood. Mary`s husband, Charlie passed away November 14, 2020.

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PENINSULA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Please join us for Sunday Worship Services at 10:00AM via Zoom. For meeting/service information, call Lynn at (330) 931–9662. Our Sunday Worship will be virtual–only while Summit County is under stay–at–home orders. All are welcome!

Christmas Eve Service is currently being planned, taking COVID into consideration. Check our website (PeninsulaUMC.org/upcoming–events/) for updates and the most current information.

Wishing all a safe and blessed Holiday Season!

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DECORATING YOUR FRONT DOOR

The Peninsula Area Chamber of Commerce is hoping that all residents can get in the Christmas Spirit by decorating their front doors. We are living in a time that is so fragile and the Chamber was hoping this would be one way to keep the holiday spirit alive in our community.

The doors will be judged on December 3 in the evening. Please register your participation at ExplorePeninsula@gmail.com or call 330–657–2528. A prize basket will be given to the winner. It is valued at $200 and features items from Peninsula area businesses and more!

The Chamber hopes many residents will participate.

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SHARE–A–CHRISTMAS

The township`s Share–A–Christmas program will continue this year with some changes. Collection boxes will be placed at the library and Terry Lumber same as last year. Valley Rescue will be participating in a "fill the squad event at Costco" on December 12. If you know of anyone that should be included on our list, please call Amy at 330–657–2439. Delivery of Share–A–Christmas items will be December 19, 2020. If you plan on coming out to greet the department members please wear a mask and observe the six–foot distance requirement.

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PLANNING FOR ADVENT/CHRISTMAS TIME 2020

All are cordially invited and welcome to the Advent/Christmas services at Mother of Sorrows Church, Peninsula. On the weekend of November 28 and 29, Masses are 5:00PM on Saturday, November 28 and at 8:30AM and 11:00AM and on Sunday, November. 29. Masses for all the weekends in December will follow the same schedule: 5:00PM on Saturdays and Sundays at 8:30AM, 11:00AM and 4:00PM.

This year the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, patronal feast of the United States of America, will be celebrated on Tuesday, December 8 with Masses at 8:30AM and 7:00PM. The vigil Mass is on Monday, December 7 at 5:00PM.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is at 4:00PM on Saturdays or any time by appointment (330–657–2631). The Advent Communal Penance service is Monday, December 21 at 7:00PM.

Christmas Masses, Christmas Eve –– Thursday, December 24 at 4:00PM, 6:00PM and the Mass during the Night at Midnight (12:00AM) and on Friday, Christmas Day at 8:30AM and 11:00AM.

Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph –– Masses are on Saturday, December 26 at 5:00PM and on Sunday, December 27 at 8:30AM and 11:00AM.

New Year`s, Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God –– Masses are at 5:00PM on Thursday, December 31 and on Friday, January 1 at 8:30AM and 11:00AM.

Feast of the Epiphany –– Masses are Saturday, January 2 at 5:00PM and on Sunday, January 3 at 8:30AM and 11:00AM.

Baptism of the Lord –– Masses are Saturday, January 9 at 5:00PM and Sunday, January 10 at 8:30AM and 11:00AM.

Masses will also be on YouTube. Please go to the website: motherofsorrowspeninsula.org for the link or to our channel: Mother of Sorrows Peninsula Ohio.

May the blessings of this holy season be with you!

Father John Terzano

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ON YOUTUBE …TELEVISION …CABLE TV

Our parish is streaming the Mass on weekends, Saturdays at 5:00PM. The YouTube site is: Mother of Sorrows Peninsula Ohio. Our diocese is live streaming a Mass daily at 12:00 noon on the diocesan website. The weekly television Mass, produced by the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, is moving. Starting on Nov. 22, the Sunday television Mass will be seen at 10:00AM on WUAB Channel 43, the CW43. In addition, WUAB Channel 43 is an over–the–air station that is accessible even to those without cable TV. The TV Mass can also be accessed on demand starting Saturday evening and running throughout Sunday on the Diocese of Cleveland website, dioceseofcleveland.org. In addition, the Mass can be heard on the radio, on The Rock 1260 AM at 4:00PM on Saturdays and 10:30AM on Sundays. Radio station, WINT 1330 AM, airs the Mass each Sunday at 9:00AM and Cox Communications cable subscribers can view the Mass on Sunday at 11:30AM on Channel 45.

We are not alone …the Lord is with us!

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A TIME OF REMEMBERING AND SHARING

With Thanksgiving comes a time of remembering and sharing collectively and individually. We remember our roots as a nation. We remember family and individuals seeking a better life and freedom from oppression. A story repeated by each new wave of pilgrims. There were struggles, failures and successes. Today it is the same. The year 2020 a year like no other, is quickly closing and the New Year 2021 will soon dawn with hopes and dreams to become new memories. In between the old and the new, there is remembering of this past year, our part in it, a remembering in the midst of cultural and faith traditions. In the midst of this is the sense to give back and share. May these thoughts be our guide as we are encouraged to assist the many in need. May our prayer this Thanksgiving be made with an awareness that the gifts of love of the Almighty are countless, and so that filled with gratitude for such overwhelming kindness, our hearts are moved to share these gifts in loving service for every man, women, and child.

You are invited to Thanksgiving Day Mass at Mother of Sorrows at 8:30AM and on YouTube

Father John Terzano

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CONGRATULATIONS

Taylor Suchan married Alyssa Stokes on October 24, 2020 at Bath Hollow Farms. Alyssa`s brother Justin walked her down the aisle. Their honeymoon was a driving tour of the lighthouses along the New England Coast.

Taylor is the son of Debbie Kaczmarski Suchan of Peninsula, grandson of Robert and Mary Kaczmarski. Alyssa is the daughter of Donna Halman Stokes of Stow. They have made their home here in Peninsula.

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BOSTON TOWNSHIP HALL COMMITTEE

Two office spaces are available for rent on the garden level of the Boston Township Hall in Peninsula. For additional information, please email info@bostontownshiphall.org or call 330–657–BTHC.

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

That phrase probably conjures up some good memories for most of us. Well mostly good, unless we are thinking about Uncle _____ (you fill it in) who dresses funny and is loud and obnoxious!

But this is 2020 and it`s turning out that nothing is ordinary about this year. For the most part it has been focused on our physical health with respect to COVID, but truly we need at least four other parts for healthy living; mental health, spiritual health, emotional health & financial health. Sadly, the statistics for depression, addition, suicide are all up, which indicates a neglect in some way of the other four parts.

We sometimes need a reminder that we were created for relationships, relationship with God first and then with others whom God puts in our path in some way.

I would suggest for this Thanksgiving Day we set aside our slightly self–righteous thinking and actions, instead use that energy to think about individuals that we know are either hurting, confused, isolated, neglected or we just haven`t spoken to in a while and how we can be creative and connect with them or at least try to connect with them. Maybe you can only do it for one person or for a short period of time but please take the first step. And you just might find that you needed to connect with others and God also.
My prayer for all of you is that you are able to celebrate in some way with your families, however creative that looks. We really do need God and each other. Have a blessed Thanksgiving. Ray Hach
ray.hach@juno.com

Ray Hach ray.hach@juno.com

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Valley Fire Swift Water Technicians


Valley Fire members, Scott Reynolds and Joe McVey completed a two–week Public Safety Diver Class. Both have their certificate in dry suit diving and full–face mask diving. They are Swift Water Technicians and members of the county team.

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GET WELL WISHES

Get well and speedy recovery wishes to Darrell Hiatt, Kathy Scott, Scott Ensign, and Dawn Canda.

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REMEMBERING

It is hard to believe that almost fifteen years ago our community lost one of its favorite sons. It seems like a lifetime. While short in stature he was a giant to those who knew and loved him.

As we close YCN for 2020:

Remembering John Lahoski: December 19, 2005.

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WANT AD

WANTED: RELIABLE driveway snow–plower––Boston Township. For Disabled Vet Senior Citizen and next door senior neighbor driveway also. Please Call: (330)342–4887.

FOR SALE: Handwoven cotton dish towels from local weaver Joanne Noragon. Towels are all cotton, machine wash and dry. Size 17x22", a variety of colors. Contact me: Everythingoldisnew2019@gmail.com. To see and order: cuponthebus.blogspot.com. Choose the towel tab. To visit my studio and browse my stock, email me for an appointment.

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SERVICES

From the Editors: Have you used any of these services? We are asking for your feedback in rating them from one to five with five being excellent.

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.

COMPANION SERVICES: Are you a senior seeking senior companion services? Well, help is here. Call Kimberly for more details. 330-285-6962

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.

LICKITY-SPLIT: Firewood, tree cutting and wood splitting. Call Scott Ensign at 330-657-2462.

ALEXANDER WATER: 330-923-0014.

CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING: Award-winning custom picture framing since 1992, with framing consultations at your home or office, delivery and installation. Instruction with social media and marketing. Fine Art Services - Assisting artists, designers, corporate & residential clients in the selection, display and proper framing of art. 330-657-2228.
YCN reader rating of: 5 Star Rating! I have used Carolyn to frame, reframe, and repair all sorts of art for me and she does a professional job.
YCN reader rating of: 5 Star Rating! Wonderful work and very creative. Highly recommended.

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.