Parma Heights
by Milenko Budimir
Picture this: a group of tourists step off of a bus. They’ve come to have a look at the collection of mid-20th century modernist buildings along Pearl Road in Parma Heights. After taking some photos of the unique buildings, they stop at a local restaurant for lunch. Maybe the Tavern on 42? Or a hot sub sandwich at Penn Station? Perhaps Luna’s Deli on York Road for a sandwich and a cup of soup? Then they think “some dessert sure would be nice.” So, they get some fresh frozen custard from East Coast Custard, a building that they just visited on their mini tour.
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Volume 17, Issue 7, Posted 10:50 AM, 07.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
Happy National Ice Cream Month! President Ronald Reagan in 1984 designated July as National Ice Cream Month and the third Sunday of the month as National Ice Cream Day. The competition for the best scoop in Parma Heights is fierce, but Lumpy's Shake Shop might be the most dominant force in the scene. The legendary ice cream shop is noted for its amazing flavors and for its superior scoops, notably the Peanut Butter Overdose, Blueberry Coney island, Black Raspberry truffle, and Superman flavors. Superman ice cream is called Superman because it is a multi-colored ice cream, typically featuring blue, red, and yellow, that visually resembles the colors of the DC Comics superhero Superman's costume.
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Volume 17, Issue 7, Posted 10:50 AM, 07.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library, partnering with The Greater Cleveland Food Bank, will offer a monthly Mobile Food Distribution on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Parma Heights Branch Library, 6206 Pearl Road, on Wednesday, July 16th, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon for customers who are in need. Please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch Library at 440.884.2313 for additional information.
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Volume 17, Issue 7, Posted 10:50 AM, 07.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
First and foremost, the selection at B&L Comics is nothing short of excellent. As soon as one walks through the doors, you are greeted by shelves stacked with a diverse array of comic books. For hardcore comic collectors, often nothing beats the selection Larry Zjaba has when new comics are released, or even better, where one can submit a pull list and have their favorites ordered and held for them!
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Volume 17, Issue 7, Posted 10:50 AM, 07.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
National Gardening Week is the first week of June and The Dig Plant and Grow Garden Club wants to take this opportunity to raise awareness of gardening and horticulture and encourage people to participate in healthy and productive outdoor activity. Gardening is good for our mental and physical health, reducing the risk of depression, osteoporosis, and stroke and as an added bonus we get some pretty nice plants out of it!
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Volume 17, Issue 6, Posted 1:50 PM, 06.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
Join the Adult Services Librarian at the Parma Heights Branch Library of Cuyahoga County Public Library for a staff-led virtual (online) book discussion Tuesday afternoon, June 10th,2025 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Join us virtually (online) as we discuss The Wedding People by Alison Espach.
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Volume 17, Issue 6, Posted 1:50 PM, 06.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Disasters on the Lake Erie Islands with Author Wendy Koile on Wednesday, June 4th, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room C. Author and maritime lecturer Wendy Koile will talk about several fierce disasters that happened at The Victory Hotel on South Bass Island at Put-In-Bay, Pelee Island and Toledo Harbor Lighthouse. Ms. Koile wrote the book entitled Disasters of Ohio’s Lake Erie Islands. Book sale & signing following the presentation. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 6, Posted 1:50 PM, 06.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
Nestled within Greenbrier Commons lies the Parma Heights Library. Parma Heights was the first municipality in Ohio to pass a bond issue specifically for the construction of a library. And in 1960, Parma Heights residents were the first to pass a $150,000 bond issue for the construction of the library building. This makes the Parma Heights library a significant part of the history of the State of Ohio. 62 years ago designed by architect John F. Lipaj, the building was a bold departure for Parma Heights, and that was part of its appeal. Very quickly the thought came to mind, oh, yes indeed, it is a library and a whole lot more.
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Volume 17, Issue 6, Posted 1:50 PM, 06.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
May is National Preservation Month. The National Register of Historic Places, authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America's historic places of resources. The National Register is the offical list of the nation's historic places worthy of preservation, but there are many places that are worthy of preservation and protection besides those listed on the National Register, and the old Parma Heights Library is one of them!
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will present Internet Basics on Wednesday, May 28th, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A. Learn the basics about using web browsers and search engines to navigate the Internet, and how to stay secure while online. Prerequisite: Completed the Computer Basics class or demonstrated experience using mouse.
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library, partnering with The Greater Cleveland Food Bank, will offer a monthly Mobile Food Distribution on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Parma Heights Branch Library, 6206 Pearl Road, on Wednesday, May 21st, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon for customers who are in need. Please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch Library at 440.884.2313 for additional information.
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library and The Friends of the Parma Heights Library invite adults to attend the Friends Meet & Greet on Saturday, May 3rd , 2025 from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Thinking about volunteering in the Parma Heights community? The Friends of Parma Heights Library are seeking new volunteers to join the Friends Group as a member or as an Officer. Available Friends Officer roles include:President;Vice President; Treasurer; and Membership. Parma Heights Library Friends are important and provide financial support to the Parma Heights Branch Library for library programming through ongoing book sales. With the new Parma Heights Library under construction, explore how to shape the future by volunteering as a Friend! Light refreshments will be provided. The Friends will be available to answer questions and talk more about the different roles. No registration. Drop in, visit and join us!
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Travel the Silk Road: Journey through Asia on Tuesday morning, May 6th from 11:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.May is National Asian American Pacific Islander Month. Celebrate Asian culture and art. The Cleveland Museum of Art will talk about the Silk Road and how travelling this journey influenced many cultures and religions through art. Learn about authentic works of art from China, India and Thailand in this hands-on experience and discussion. Please note:Participants will be required to have clean hands when handling the art objects. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Author Donald S. Miller who will present From Kennedy to Kent State: An Era that Changed America on Thursday, May 8th, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. with a Q&A following the presentation. Author Donald Miller will talk about his book, Power and Passion: an Epic Novel in the 1960s, which combines historical fiction and his memoir recounting the May 4th,1970 shooting at Kent State University. In this coming-of-age book during a tumultuous time, 1963-1970, in United States history, Miller tells a story of a high school couple who meet, live and experience loss of innocence along with many Americans. Book sale & signing following the Q&A. Cash and check only. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Robin O’Malley
Robin O’Malley is a long-time resident of Parma, with over two decades in the community. A full-time mother, she also maintains a successful career as a six-time international and national published model. Additionally, Ms. O’Malley co-hosts "The OUTLAWS RADIO SHOW" on the FCB radio network, which can be heard on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and now on 95.9 FM WOVU. The show covers a diverse range of topics, including current events, celebrity news, politics, and relationships, and features interviews with notable figures such as Vice President JD Vance, The Cleveland Cavaliers, Iris Almario from NCIS and many more. Ms. O’Malley began her media career in 2018 while attending Ohio Media School. In 2019, her modeling and radio endeavors gained significant momentum through a collaboration with fellow Ohio Media School alumnus and current radio producer, (CEO OF FCB Radio Network Darvio Marrow.) Her talents extend to acting, as evidenced by her appearance in a Cleveland Cavaliers commercial. Furthermore, Ms. O’Malley is a published author of "A Guide to Modeling." She can be found on Facebook at Robin O’Malley and on Instagram at realrobinomalley.
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
As American as apple pie, the classic burger is given star treatment and dozens of exciting variations by Parma Heights establishments. Over the past year, I have had the pleasure of sinking my teeth into countless burger creations in Parma Heights. From juicy patties cooked to perfection and topped with delectable combinations, to the irresistibly fluffy buns that cradle these mouthwatering creations, I have scoured every nook and cranny to uncover the hidden gems that will satisfy even the most discerning burger lover.
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Volume 17, Issue 5, Posted 10:30 AM, 05.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
Thousands of people across Cuyahoga County visit their libraries every week. What’s the draw? Everything. This is the week to recognize your librarians and tout the endless offerings available at your local library. Libraries are more than a repository of books. Everyone knows that libraries are filled with stories in a variety of formats: paperback, hardcover, large print, e-book and audiobook. But they offer so much more. In addition, library programming brings communities together for entertainment, education and connection. These include book clubs, story times, movie nights, crafting classes and lectures. One can also learn a new language, use Consumer Reports online, access and print legal forms, meet an author, enroll in the Summer Reading program (adults too!), find an analysis of classic literature, use 3D printing at the Innovation Center, Cool off in air-conditioned comfort on a hot day, & use NoveList Plus to find your next great author.
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Volume 17, Issue 4, Posted 8:13 PM, 04.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Author Don Billie on Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room C. Author Don Billie will talk about his book Margaret Hamilton: From Cleveland, OH to the Land of Oz and the life of talented actress Margaret Hamilton. Well-known for her performances as the Wicked Witch of the West in 1939 film The Wizard of Oz and, decades later, as shopkeeper Cora in Maxwell House Coffee television commercials. Learn how this former kindergarten teacher changed her career path into theater and acting and she remained dedicated to causes that she supported. Book sale and signing following the presentation. Books will be available for purchase courtesy of Mac's Backs - Books on Coventry. Registration required.To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 4, Posted 8:13 PM, 04.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Shucked: A New Musical –Small Town Music in a Big City Medium on Monday, April 21st, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room C. Music historian Stephanie Ruozzo will talk about the musical score of Shucked and how it appeals to a wide audience of theater goers. This inspiring and unconventional musical score includes country, folk and blues. Learn why Shucked was nominated for nine Tony awards. Join us for a “pre-show talk library program” at the Parma Heights Branch Library. Registration requested. To register, visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch Library at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 4, Posted 8:13 PM, 04.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Investing 101 on Thursday, April 10th , 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A. April is Financial Literacy Month. Emily DeConcini, owner of DeConcini Wealth Management, LLC, will present an informative financial literacy class and will discuss personal budgets, debt management and prioritizing financial goals. Emily DeConcini will engage the audience to think about their finances, retirement & savings plans and provide overall general starting points that participants could implement to achieve their financial goals and attain a better quality of life. Emily DeConcini will encourage participants to reduce fear about investing and will educate participants about which financial tools may offer ways to achieve personal or family financial goals quickly and confidently. Learn about investing, personal budgets, debt management and prioritizing financial goals. Q&A following the presentation. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 4, Posted 8:13 PM, 04.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library, partnering with The Greater Cleveland Food Bank, will offer a monthly Mobile Food Distribution on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Parma Heights Branch Library, 6206 Pearl Road, on Wednesday, April 16th, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon for customers who are in need. Please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch Library at 440.884.2313 for additional information.
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Volume 17, Issue 4, Posted 8:13 PM, 04.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
On this quiet strip of York Road where Friendly's Ice Cream restaurant used to be is now the home to Honest restaurant which serves an unapologetically vegan tasting menu that is stunning in its depth, scope, and simplicity. Whether you’re an Indian food lover or you don’t know tikka from tamarind, I invite you to discover flavor-packed, from-scratch Indian cuisine served the way you like to eat: fast, fresh, and better-for-you.
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Volume 17, Issue 4, Posted 8:13 PM, 04.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Mindfulness: Capturing the Present Moment on Saturday, March 22nd, 2025 from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in Meeting Room A. Using your smartphone and guided by the principles of mindfulness, learn how to look at your photos in a creative, calming, joyful and unique way. Connect and experience the present moment through mindfulness and photography. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 3, Posted 11:19 AM, 03.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
Join the Adult Services Librarian at the Parma Heights Branch Library of Cuyahoga County Public Library for a staff-led virtual (online) book discussion Tuesday afternoon, March 11th, 2025 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Join us virtually (online) as we discuss The Blue Hour by Paula Hawkins.
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Volume 17, Issue 3, Posted 11:19 AM, 03.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Friends of Parma Heights Library and Library Staff would like to invite adults, ages 18 years and older, to its March meeting on Thursday evening, March 27th, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A at the Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library. Light refreshments will be provided. The Friends of Parma Heights Library are seeking new volunteers to become Friends Officers in leadership roles as President and Treasurer. Thinking about becoming a Friend or an Officer in the Friends? Visit this meeting and explore the opportunities. No registration needed. Join us!
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Volume 17, Issue 3, Posted 11:19 AM, 03.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
As food costs rise in 2025, even more pennies are squeezed from our monthly budgets. More and more Americans are turning to their own backyards to offset the cost of eating. Planting a garden can save you hundreds of dollars, and for some families, that adds up to thousands of dollars in savings annually. Start with a sunny windowsill and a few pots of herbs. Basil, parsley, chives, and mint are perfect for beginners. They are hardy little troopers that'll survive a bit of neglect. Plus, you'll feel like a culinary wizard when you snip fresh herbs for your meals. If you have a small space, you can still create a beautiful vertical garden. Try planting succulents, flowering vines, fruits, and vegetables. On fences and walls, use wall pockets, repurposed containers, or trellis to build your garden. If you don't have a fence or wall to build a vertical garden, you can find stack-able vertical planters at garden stores to start your garden. And Perennial native pollinators can be strong additions to gardens, and landscapes because they work with local ecosystems to elevate an area’s health while producing beneficial harvests year after year.
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Volume 17, Issue 3, Posted 11:19 AM, 03.01.2025
by Emery Pinter
Our economy couldn’t run without small mom and pop businesses. They create economic growth and provide almost 70% of all new jobs in the country. That’s why every year on March 29 we acknowledge the more than 27 million small businesses in this country by celebrating National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day! The holiday was established by Rick and Margie Segel in honor of their parents and the successful hat shop they opened in 1939 that grew into a 10,000 square foot, $2 million dollar clothing shop. It is a special day to appreciate the long hours, hard work and dedication it takes to run a small business. And here are just a few that have made a real impact on the Parma Heights community and beyond.....
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Volume 17, Issue 3, Posted 11:19 AM, 03.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will present Computer Basics on Monday, February 17th, 2025 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Meeting Room A. Learn the basics about computing devices—hardware, mouse, keyboard and navigating—with hands-on practice following the library staff demonstration. Computer settings, file management and mobile devices will also be discussed. This Computer Basics class will be taught using library laptops. Class starts promptly. Registration required. Attendees must be Adults aged 18 years and older. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 2, Posted 9:52 PM, 01.31.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
Love your Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library? Do you have an interest in working in a team, collaborating with library staff and numbers, inventory & used book sales?
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Volume 17, Issue 2, Posted 9:52 PM, 01.31.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Naming the Roads to Riverside on Thursday, February 6th, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A. What is the connection between Riverside Cemetery and the names of roads on Cleveland’s West Side? Who were the prominent people with significant ties to Riverside Cemetery? Learn about this topic of local history with Jamie Lynne Owens, author of Cleveland’s Riverside Cemetery, and Maria P. Moldovan who will present a fascinating “armchair” tour. Book sale & signing following the presentation. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 2, Posted 9:52 PM, 01.31.2025
by jodi moriarty
Saturday March 15th marks the 26th Spring Craft Fair at Valley Forge High School.
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Volume 17, Issue 2, Posted 9:52 PM, 01.31.2025
by Emery Pinter
For coffee connoisseurs, Parma Heights Coffee Trail is a dream come true. Whether ordering that all-important first cup of the morning, grabbing an afternoon pick-me-up while taking advantage of an hour of free WiFi, or meeting a friend for lattes, coffee shops play a vital role in the daily lives of busy Parma Heights residents. Here are the cafes and shops to grab an espresso, a cappuccino, or a soul-soothing cup of black coffee.
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Volume 17, Issue 2, Posted 9:52 PM, 01.31.2025
by Emery Pinter
The Parma Heights Library might be one of the most important historic buildings in Parma Heights. While Route 42 is more often thought of as a major thoroughfare connecting various smaller towns, these areas offer a variety of experiences that highlight the cultural, historical, and natural beauty of the regions it passes through. The old library would be the perfect place to host the Parma Heights Historical Society, and a teen/senior center. A museum can increase our sense of well-being, help us feel proud of where we have come from, can inspire, challenge and stimulate us, and become a destination spot for locals and visitors.
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Volume 17, Issue 2, Posted 9:52 PM, 01.31.2025
by Emery Pinter
We mark the start of a New Year by observing old traditions and also creating new ones (or at least hoping to do so) that make our lives better or easier: being a better friend, volunteering for a charitable cause, practicing patience or, perhaps, finally starting that new project or hobby. As adults, we seldom try new things and challenge ourselves the way children do. Let Parma Heights small businesses help with those new hobbies and projects.
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Volume 17, Issue 1, Posted 12:42 PM, 01.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Leadership in Action with Author Jimmie Gray, EdD on Thursday, January 23rd, 2025 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A. Dr. Jimmie Gray will talk about key concepts from his latest book entitled Leadership in Action: Maximizing Business Performance the SEPP Way. The SEPP model (Strategy, Execution, People, and Preparation) leadership strategy offers leaders practical, achievable and measurable steps to initiate change and drive results in business. Dr. Gray will offer ways to improve leadership skills, business performance and organizational culture to implement immediately. Whether an entrepreneur or team leader, learn from Dr. Gray to achieve success through strong and effective leadership. Book sale and signing following thepresentation. Registration required. To register, please visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 17, Issue 1, Posted 12:42 PM, 01.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
Join the Adult Services Librarian at the Parma Heights Branch Library of Cuyahoga County Public Library for a staff-led virtual book discussion Tuesday afternoon, January 14th, 2025 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Join us virtually as we discuss Mrs. Quinn’s Rise to Fame by Olivia Ford.
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Volume 17, Issue 1, Posted 12:42 PM, 01.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The New Year brings new opportunities to volunteer in the local community and meet new friends. Looking for a way to contribute your time through community service by volunteering? Love the public library? Look no further. The Friends of Parma Heights Library need You!
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Volume 17, Issue 1, Posted 12:42 PM, 01.01.2025
by Milenko Budimir
It’s January, the coldest month of the year here in northeast Ohio. And while folks naturally tend to spend as much time as possible indoors, there’s still plenty of reason to venture outdoors as well.
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Volume 17, Issue 1, Posted 12:42 PM, 01.01.2025
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host a virtual program Picasso & Paper on Thursday, December 19th, 2024 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Learn about artist Pablo Picasso who created engaging works of art with a paper medium for a prolonged period of time. The virtual program highlights this exciting new exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art. This Picasso Paper exhibition was organized by the Cleveland Musuem of Art and the Royal Academy of Arts, London, in partnership with the Musee Nationale Picasso-Paris.
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Volume 16, Issue 12, Posted 11:30 AM, 12.01.2024
by Bridget Lavelle
The Parma Heights Branch of Cuyahoga County Public Library will host Blanton & the Browns: How the 1964 Team Won a World Title—with Author Vince Guerrieri on Thursday, December 5th, 2024 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Meeting Room A. Author Vince Guerrieri will talk about Blanton Collier, Head Coach of Cleveland Browns from 1963-1970, and how Blanton’s 1964 Browns team won the NFL Championship. Blanton Collier, a Kentucky native who was hired by Paul Brown, led the 1964 Browns to win a professional sports title with his team of assistant coaches, including Don Shula, and standout players. Mr. Guerrieri, an award-winning journalist for the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram and Medina Gazette. Guerrieri is the author of Weird Moments in Cleveland Sports: Bottlegate, Bedbugs and Burying the Pennant – and More! Book sale and signing following this author event. Registration required. To register, visit www.cuyahogalibrary.org or call the Parma Heights Branch at 440.884.2313.
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Volume 16, Issue 12, Posted 11:30 AM, 12.01.2024