The dealership emphasized the importance of supporting these causes, particularly The Gathering Place, a local organization dedicated to assisting those affected by cancer. Staff members highlighted the widespread impact of cancer on individuals and families, underscoring their commitment to giving back.

In addition to contributions tied to vehicle sales, the dealership will donate $5 to its Hometown Charities for every routine Subaru service visit during the event.

This initiative reflects Ken Ganley Subaru Bedford’s dedication to making a positive difference in the community. The Share the Love Event provides customers the opportunity to support impactful charities while purchasing or servicing their vehicles, embodying the spirit of the season.

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Held in a festive setting, the event featured a 50/50 raffle and other prize raffles that added excitement to the evening. Guests mingled and enjoyed the warm holiday ambiance while learning more about The Treehouse’s mission and the impact it has on the local community.

A highlight of the evening came when a parent shared a heartfelt story about her daughter’s transformative journey with The Treehouse. “My daughter wouldn’t be where she is today without The Treehouse,” she said, illustrating the profound difference the organization has made in the lives of its participants.

Funds raised from the Winter Wonderland Holiday Event will go toward supporting The Treehouse’s programs, which aim to provide a safe, nurturing environment where youth can grow, learn, and succeed.

For more information about The Treehouse and its mission to empower the next generation, visit their website at TheTreehouseBedford.org.

The Winter Wonderland Holiday Event was not only a celebration of the season but also a testament to the spirit of giving and community that keeps The Treehouse thriving. It was a lovely evening that underscored the importance of supporting youth-focused initiatives in Bedford.

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The highlight of the event was a special visit to the North Pole, where children had the opportunity to see Santa Claus, offering a rare and cherished experience for families unable to attend crowded public gatherings.

Over 150 families participated in the event, which aimed to bring joy and create lasting memories for children with critical health conditions. Among the families attending was the Forbes family, who became involved with the foundation due to their son’s health challenges.

In addition to the holiday entertainment, A Special Wish Foundation distributed toys donated throughout the year, ensuring that every child received a gift to celebrate the season.

The event reflects the foundation’s ongoing mission to support children with life-threatening illnesses by providing them with unique and joyful experiences, especially during the holidays.

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Meeting at 7:00pm

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440-735-6518
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Council Representative – Ward 1 — Sandy Spinks

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Council Representative – Ward 2 — Steve Salvi

440-735-6516
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Council Representative – Ward 3 — Victor Fluharty

440-735-6519
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Council Representative – Ward 4 — Frank Smith Jr.

440-735-6526
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Council Representative – Ward 5 — Jeff Asbury

440-735-6527
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Council Representative – Ward 6 — Tony Longino

440-735-6528
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After nearly two months on the run, Diamond was apprehended on May 21, 2024, by U.S. Marshals. He was located and arrested at a residence on Case Court in Cleveland, Ohio. Authorities charged him with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the incident.

On December 9, 2024, Diamond formally pleaded guilty to the charge in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. His sentencing is scheduled for January 7, 2025, where he will appear before Judge David Matia. This case highlights the devastating consequences of violence in the community and serves as a solemn reminder of the lasting impact such incidents have on families, friends, and local residents. Bedford Heights continues to mourn the loss of La’Quan Evans, whose life was tragically cut short.

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The story follows Kerrie Murphy, a candy shop owner whose routine is disrupted when her brother Jake sells his share of their family business to an unexpected partner—Brooks McLead, her former high school classmate and an old acquaintance with a complicated past.

Brooks, recently returned to small-town life after leaving a high-profile corporate career in New York City, brings bold ideas that initially clash with Kerrie’s traditional approach to the shop. Their rocky start evolves as the two collaborate during the preparations for Bedford’s fictional Winterfest, leading to mutual respect and even the possibility of romance. The film offers a lighthearted exploration of growth, forgiveness, and second chances.

A delightful subplot involving Kerrie’s employee Alexandra and local chef Adam adds further charm, showcasing the sweetness of budding love. While the narrative follows familiar holiday movie tropes, its warm depiction of community and festive cheer keeps the story engaging.

Fall Into Winter celebrates the cozy allure of small-town holidays and serves as an enjoyable escape. Although it doesn’t mirror our real Downtown, it sparks imagination and pride, giving Bedford residents a whimsical way to envision their town as the backdrop to a story about love and seasonal magic.

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Seniors Helping Seniors® Chagrin Valley, led by U.S. Army veteran Heather Maver, is offering compassionate in-home care services to residents in Bedford and the surrounding areas. Located in Warrensville Heights, the organization provides seniors with assistance tailored to their needs, from running errands to help with personal care like showering and mobility. These services enable older adults to maintain independence and alleviate the caregiving burden on families.

Maver, who lives on Cleveland’s east side, aims to give back to her community by ensuring seniors can remain in their homes comfortably and safely. Veterans may soon benefit from discounted services as the organization works toward VA approval. To further connect with the community, they sponsor local events and advertise in area publications.

Opportunities for Compassionate Caregivers

Seniors Helping Seniors is actively recruiting caregivers who are patient, kind-hearted, and eager to make a difference. Ideal candidates include retired teachers, nurses, or individuals with home health aide experience. Starting pay is $14 per hour, with increases based on experience and availability.

The organization currently employs 17 caregivers and has ambitious goals to hire 80–100 by next year. This is an excellent opportunity for older adults seeking part-time, meaningful work. Caregivers benefit from flexible hours and the fulfillment of giving back to others.

To inquire about services or apply as a caregiver, visit Seniors Helping Seniors at their office, call them at (216) 998-2273, or check their website.

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58th Annual Cerebral Palsy Christmas Party

A tradition since 1967, the Annual Cerebral Palsy Christmas Party is a heartwarming event that brings joy to over 100 children with cerebral palsy and other illnesses. This year’s celebration will be held on Sunday, December 8, 2024, at Padua Franciscan High School, featuring personalized gifts, lunch, face painting, balloon artistry, and live music.

The event is funded by donations from Chanel alumni and friends. To learn more about supporting or volunteering, visit the Christmas Party Donation Page or the CP Party Volunteer Registration Page.

New Special Award Scholarship in addition to our Annual Scholarship Program!

The “Armstrong Family Firebird Scholarship”

The Armstrong Family Firebird Scholarship, established by David A. Armstrong, J.D., offers full tuition to St. Thomas University for children and grandchildren of St. Peter Chanel alumni. Reflecting the Chanel mission to “Seek What Is Above,” this scholarship supports students committed to academic and ethical excellence.

Recipients must maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher and be in good academic standing. For application details, visit apply.stu.edu.

These initiatives highlight the enduring legacy of St. Peter Chanel High School. Whether you volunteer, donate, or support the scholarship, every effort helps keep this community thriving. Alumni are encouraged to get involved and make an impact. Visit the St. Peter Chanel Foundation website to learn more about how you can participate.

Want to Stay In Touch?

Any alumni wanting to stay in touch with the St. Peter Chanel Foundation can email them at info@stpeterchanelfoundation.org.

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Effective December 6 | Crane Installation Reroute

Effective December 7 | Tri-C East Race Reroute

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