Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Matt Schonhut, Jim Carbone start their duties this week
Strongsville's two newest councilmen cast their first official votes at Tuesday night's council meeting, 24 hours after taking the oath of office. Matt Schonhut and Jim Carbone start 2012 as the new representatives in Wards 2 and 3, respectively. "Welcome to government, and welcome to governing," Mayor Tom Perciak told them as Tuesday's organizational meeting started. "We look forward to a very successful four years." Carbone got an assignment as his first council meeting -- Council President Mike Daymut appointed him to serve as council's liaison to the Strongsville schools. "I think it's fitting," Carbone said. "I'm a school resource officer (in North Olmsted) and I went to Strongsville schools kindergarten through 12." Otherwise, …
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Strongsville Patch will provide profiles of all candidates seeking office this November
Name: Larry Frawley Age: 53 Occupation: Realtor, Director of Education, Productivity Coach for Keller Williams Greater Cleveland West Education: Graduated Columbia High School, attended Tri-C, Hondros College graduate Political Affiliation: Conservative Republican endorsed by Cuyahoga County Republican Party, Strongsville Republican Club, Cleveland Area Board of Realtors Office Sought: Ward 3 City Council Candidate Statement: I'm a candidate running to do my part to "Keep Strongsville Strong." I'm a small business owner and a lifelong fiscal and social conservative. I'm dedicated and desire to be the Ward 3 citizens VOICE on City Council. I want to improve the communications between the community, city and schools. My goal is to not raise …
Strongsville Patch will provide a profile of each candidate seeking office this November
Name: Jim E. Carbone Age: 39 Occupation: Police Officer -- city of North Olmsted Education: 1991 graduate Strongsville High School 1991-1994 Cuyahoga Community College and University of Toledo Office Sought: Ward 3 council Political Affiliation: Republican Candidate Statement: I am running for Strongsville city council because I see a bright future for Strongsville, a future that includes strong schools, accessible public services, flourishing local businesses and a livable safe place to raise our families. I believe in Strongsville and I am optimistic about our future. I believe that quality schools and low crime are the two most important elements of a strong community, and I want to be part of the effort to ensure we have both in …
Larry
9:55 pm on Saturday, September 10, 2011
Hi Barb! I see that you are in the Villas of Timber Creek. Are you looking for a sidewalk down N. Marks to Meadow Trail and has the association been approached yet? more ›