The Bedford Fire Department quickly responded and determined that the situation required a technical rescue due to the terrain and the man’s injuries. Firefighters stabilized the man while awaiting additional equipment and personnel. Assistance was provided by the EastTech Technical Rescue Team and Metro LifeFlight’s ground team.

Specialized rope rescue tools and techniques were used to reach and remove the man safely from the slippery and dangerous slope. He was then transported for further medical care at a trauma center. His current condition has not been released.

Despite the challenging nature of the rescue, no injuries were reported among the firefighters or assisting personnel. The coordinated response highlights the preparedness and skill of local emergency teams in handling complex rescue scenarios.

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Effective May 5 | Cochran Road Construction | Affects 41-41F: Warrensville

Effective May 6 | Henry St. Construction | Affects 48: East 131

Note: Updated on 5/8/2025.

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Currently, there are 11 properties listed for sale, with an average listed price of $170,000. The average price per square foot is holding at $112, reflecting a slight increase of 0.2% compared to the past month.

Market activity remains strong, with 17 properties currently pending. Homes are averaging 53 days on the market, a notable improvement of nearly 15% compared to the previous 30-day period. Meanwhile, the average sold price per square foot sits at $111, indicating that sale prices are closely aligning with list prices.

Several neighborhood properties have recently attracted attention, including:

• 105 Ellenwood Avenue – Listed at $155,000, this three-bedroom, one-bath home is offered by REAFCO.
• 67 Woodrow Avenue – A four-bedroom, two-bath home with 1,600 square feet of space, listed at $179,900 by RE/MAX Above & Beyond.
• 144 Maria Drive – This two-bedroom, two-bath property, boasting 1,728 square feet, is listed for $128,000 by RE/MAX Above & Beyond.

As inventory remains moderate and homes are moving faster, Bedford continues to offer attractive options for both buyers and investors. Whether you’re looking to purchase your first home or add to your portfolio, Bedford’s market presents opportunities worth exploring.

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March 1, 2025
Time: 10:40 AM PROPERTY DAMAGE
Location: Corkhill Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported his vehicle’s window was shattered sometime overnight. A small hole was found in the glass, but nothing appeared to be missing. The vehicle, a GMC Terrain, had been gone through.

March 1, 2025
Time: 2:26 PM SUSPICION
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported observing a distressed woman at the BMV earlier in the day. The woman appeared to be with two other adults and a child. The BMV was closed at the time of the report, and no further calls were received. Officers planned to follow up when the BMV reopened.

March 1, 2025
Time: 2:28 PM THREATS
Location: Broadway Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported her child’s father made threatening phone calls earlier in the day. Due to recent foot surgery, she was unable to come to the station. She is pursuing a protection order and was advised to contact police if further incidents occur.

March 1, 2025
Time: 3:18 PM SUSPICION
Location: Center Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A juvenile male was seen running from a company van after being observed by a resident. Officers checked the area and determined everything was secure.

March 3, 2025
Time: 3:30 AM FAMILY TROUBLE
Location: Northfield Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported her brother was causing issues and refusing to leave. No weapons were involved, though he may have been intoxicated. He left before officers arrived, and no further police assistance was needed.

March 3, 2025
Time: 2:46 PM FRAUD
Location: Westview Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported discovering three unauthorized loans on her credit report, possibly taken out by her daughter. The loans total over $50,000 and include a vehicle and 4-wheeler. She was advised that charges must be pursued in the jurisdictions where the loans were obtained.

March 3, 2025
Time: 3:27 PM SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Location: Lee Rd. S., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported a man suspected of vehicle break-ins had entered a vacant unit. The caller viewed the incident remotely via security cameras. Officers checked the unit, found it locked with no signs of forced entry, and determined everything was secure.

March 3, 2025
Time: 5:31 PM THEFT
Location: Broadway Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
An impatient customer at Walgreens went behind the counter and took her correct photo print after receiving the wrong one. The manager requested she be told not to return. Officers contacted the customer by phone and issued the warning.

March 3, 2025
Time: 7:07 PM FAMILY TROUBLE
Location: Lee Rd. S., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported her half-brother spit on her. Both admitted to a mutual altercation but declined prosecution. Officers separated the individuals, and the male was advised of outstanding warrants.

March 4, 2025
Time: 3:28 AM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: W. Glendale Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Cite Issue
Officers investigated a suspicious Dodge Ram and issued a parking citation. The vehicle was unoccupied at the time.

March 4, 2025
Time: 4:22 PM THEFT
Location: Bonnieview Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that his prescription medication, Percocet, was stolen from his apartment sometime between March 2 and the date of the call. He needed a report to get a refill authorized by his doctor.

March 4, 2025
Time: 4:46 PM THEFT
Location: Solon Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman stated her husband’s ashes had been taken, and she suspected her oldest son. She said he was supposed to return them that evening. Officers advised her the matter was civil and provided a report number.

March 5, 2025
Time: 8:52 AM HARASSMENT
Location: Ellenwood Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that his ex-girlfriend had been repeatedly texting him and making accusations of child abuse. She also contacted child protective services and his children’s school. Officers contacted her and advised her to stop communication and let CPS address any concerns.

March 6, 2025
Time: 9:49 AM SUSPICION
Location: I-271 NB between Solon Rd. and Hawthorn Pkwy, Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Bedford police assisted with information on a vehicle reportedly involved in a child abduction out of Indiana. The vehicle exited the freeway northbound and continued through Bedford jurisdiction. No traffic stop occurred during Bedford PD’s involvement.

March 6, 2025
Time: 5:28 PM FRAUD
Location: Carlyle Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported $1,320 was withdrawn from her Green Dot Bank account without her consent. She still had her debit card and didn’t suspect anyone personally. Green Dot was investigating the issue.

March 6, 2025
Time: 9:17 PM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Center Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported a male sitting in a silver SUV behind a church. Officers located the vehicle,
spoke with the occupant, and advised him to leave the area.

March 7, 2025
Time: 12:38 AM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Center Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Civil Matter
A caller reported a lifted black pickup truck idling in a parking lot for nearly an hour. Officers checked the lot and surrounding streets but were unable to locate the vehicle. No damage was found to any parked cars.

March 7, 2025
Time: 3:59 PM ASSAULT
Location: Avalon Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported her daughter and her friend were shot with an Orbeez gun while walking home from school. The suspect, a male juvenile, admitted doing so after they made a comment about a deceased relative. No injuries were reported. The mother was provided a witness statement to complete but had not returned it as of March 8.

March 8, 2025
Time: 7:06 AM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Location: Terrace Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported a verbal argument with her boyfriend and expressed concern after he mentioned self-harm. She had hidden his firearm and requested that he leave the residence. Officers advised her that a formal eviction process would be necessary.

March 8, 2025
Time: 12:24 PM THEFT
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man returning home from dialysis reported a box of Ritz crackers missing from his apartment. After officers spoke with him and staff, he later called back to say he had found the crackers.

March 8, 2025
Time: 6:20 PM ASSAULT
Location: Turney Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that the mother of his child entered his home uninvited, pulled his hair, and kicked the door during an argument. He asked police to trespass her from the residence and to notify her that she was no longer welcome there.

March 9, 2025
Time: 12:16 AM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A U-Haul fleet vehicle was reported parked behind the business. The vehicle was unoccupied, and the plate checked okay.

March 9, 2025
Time: 9:26 AM THEFT
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported someone entered his vehicle overnight and took a bag. The car was parked outside his apartment and showed no signs of forced entry. Nothing valuable was taken, but he wanted the incident documented.

March 9, 2025
Time: 10:49 AM THEFT
Location: Wandle Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported someone entered her unlocked vehicle overnight. Footage from her Ring camera showed a man in a ski mask opening her door. Later, she submitted a second video showing another individual closing the car door and driving away. Videos were submitted to records.

March 9, 2025
Time: 4:10 PM PROPERTY DAMAGE
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported someone had pulled the handle off his red Ford Escape. He saw the person but couldn’t provide a description. Officers took photographs, and the man reported no missing items but wanted the incident documented.

March 9, 2025
Time: 5:51 PM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Turney Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Civil
A resident reported a gray Jeep blocking access to and from the parking garage. Officers confirmed the vehicle was legally parked and advised the caller to contact management.

March 9, 2025
Time: 6:46 PM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Brune Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Checks OK
A woman reported a gray SUV parked outside her home, concerned due to a past encounter. Officers found the vehicle legally parked and unoccupied.

March 9, 2025
Time: 7:45 PM SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that her vehicle had been entered overnight. No damage or items were taken, but contents were disturbed. She believes she may have forgotten to lock the car.

March 9, 2025
Time: 10:50 PM SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Location: Wandle Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported a male with a flashlight looking into vehicles near her home. Officers reviewed video footage showing a male in gray sweats checking cars but were unable to locate him. The caller provided footage via email.

March 9, 2025
Time: 11:01 PM SUSPICION
Location: Center Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A laundromat caller reported a male refusing to leave. Officers found a male and female waiting for laundry to finish. They were trespassed and left without incident.

March 9, 2025
Time: 11:55 PM THEFT
Location: Turney Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported his wallet was stolen from his unlocked vehicle sometime within the past two days. The wallet contained his state ID, debit and credit cards. He also reported approximately $2,000 was taken from his account. He was advised to contact his bank and secure his vehicle.

March 10, 2025
Time: 12:34 AM CUSTODY DISPUTE
Location: Union St., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that her children’s father dropped them off at her apartment building without notifying her. The children, ages 5 and 6, were left unattended in a hallway until she heard them crying. The father later claimed he waited in the building entrance and had texted her. Officers followed up with both parties. No charges were pursued.

March 10, 2025
Time: 1:34 AM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Cancelled
An alarm company reported a suspicious vehicle. Officers were cancelled after it was determined the vehicle was being dropped off.

March 10, 2025
Time: 2:59 PM SUSPICION
Location: Marion Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A dark gray car was blocking a driveway. Officers checked the vehicle and determined the driver was waiting for a friend.

March 10, 2025
Time: 4:21 PM SUSPICION
Location: Regina Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported receiving a suspicious Medicare call and providing her date of birth. Officers advised her to contact Medicare and monitor for fraud.

March 10, 2025
Time: 7:05 PM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Location: Caryl Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that her ex-boyfriend was yelling and throwing things at their shared residence. Officers found the male had locked her out and refused to speak. She declined to pursue charges and was offered but declined a ride to the station.

March 10, 2025
Time: 9:00 PM THEFT-SHOPLIFTING
Location: Northfield Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Staff at Giant Eagle reported a man and woman failed to scan all items at self-checkout. After being confronted, the female paid for the remaining items. No loss occurred, but the manager requested both individuals be trespassed. The suspects left before officers arrived, and the vehicle was found running and unoccupied nearby.

March 10, 2025
Time: 11:17 PM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Center Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers investigated a gray BMW parked for an extended time. The vehicle checked okay and was not in an employee parking area.

March 11, 2025
Time: 5:13 AM SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Location: Solon Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
An unknown male knocked on a woman’s door, appearing intoxicated. He mistakenly believed his aunt lived there. Officers transported him home to Warrensville.

March 11, 2025
Time: 3:45 PM THEFT
Location: Dalewood Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported witnessing an Amazon package theft. She saw a black SUV follow a delivery truck and a woman in black clothing take the package. The victim was unsure if the package was delivered to the correct address.

March 11, 2025
Time: 7:20 PM SUSPICION
Location: Ellenwood Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A pickup truck sped into a parking lot and several individuals exited before quickly leaving. Officers were unable to locate the vehicle but provided a follow-up call to the concerned party.

March 11, 2025
Time: 11:19 PM SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Location: Wandle Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A caller reported someone using a flashlight to look into her daughter’s car. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the suspect.

March 12, 2025
Time: 2:11 AM SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Location: Bartlett Rd. and Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers responded to a report of a man walking in the road. The man checked okay, declined assistance, and was advised to use the sidewalk.

March 12, 2025
Time: 12:14 PM FRAUD
Location: Meadowview, Sagamore Hills
Disposition: Complete
A man reported that a $15,000 check deposited into his business account did not process. Two subsequent fraudulent withdrawals totaling $8,000 were made using a forged signature. The transactions occurred in person at a Westlake bank. A subpoena was issued for records and surveillance footage.

March 12, 2025
Time: 2:26 PM STOLEN LICENSE PLATE
Location: First Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A towing company reported a license plate stolen from one of its trucks after receiving a toll bill from Indiana. The plate was entered into the law enforcement database as stolen.

March 12, 2025
Time: 8:44 PM SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
Location: Dalewood Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Checks OK
A white Cadillac was reported parked in a fire lane with individuals coming and going. The vehicle left prior to officers’ arrival. Officers checked the area.

March 13, 2025
Time: 5:17 AM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Location: Henry St., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Officers responded to a report of a woman pointing a gun at her girlfriend during a domestic dispute. The suspect was taken into custody and transported to Solon Jail. A firearm was recovered for safekeeping, and the other party gathered belongings and left for a relative’s home.

March 13, 2025
Time: 3:35 PM AUTO THEFT
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Kia of Bedford reported a 2025 white Kia Sportage missing from their inventory, discovered during a bank audit. A key was accessed using credentials from a former employee no longer with the company. The vehicle, valued at $33,332, had no plate and was entered into records as stolen.

March 14, 2025
Time: 12:30 AM SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE
Location: Solon Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Advised
A black sedan was reported parked improperly. Officers located the vehicle parked in the rear, spoke with the occupant, and provided a warning regarding parking.

March 14, 2025
Time: 2:42 AM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Location: Broadway Ave., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman used her vehicle’s emergency system to report a domestic incident where her boyfriend had punched her. She was located at a gas station and had visible injuries. The suspect was located and taken into custody. The incident report was combined for follow-up and documentation.

March 14, 2025
Time: 4:15 PM FRAUD
Location: Southwick Dr., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported being scammed out of $1,181 after receiving a fraudulent Apple-related text. She sent money through Zelle and was later instructed to share her bank credentials. Her bank was notified, and she was advised to change her login information.

March 14, 2025
Time: 9:14 PM THREATS
Location: Northfield Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A man reported receiving threatening text messages from an unknown number. The texts included personal information about him and his family, demanding money. Officers provided a report and increased patrols in the area for safety.

March 14, 2025
Time: 10:41 PM SUSPICIOUS PERSON
Location: Washington St., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A group of juveniles was reported running through a school parking lot. Officers located two individuals who said they were playing a game. All parties were advised of park hours.

March 15, 2025
Time: 7:47 AM DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Location: Center Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Advised
Employees at a gas station reported a man who regularly disrupts the store by yelling and removing items from shelves. Officers located the man nearby, identified mental health concerns, and advised him not to return to the business.

March 15, 2025
Time: 12:43 PM DISTURBANCE
Location: Union St., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported that her child’s father assaulted her before leaving in a vehicle. EMS was refused. The incident was documented and will be turned over to the prosecutor for review.

March 15, 2025
Time: 1:30 PM PROPERTY DAMAGE
Location: Turney Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
A woman reported a tote of clothes had been set on fire and placed on top of her car, along with a note containing hostile language. The items belonged to a former friend, who was contacted and denied setting the fire. The complainant was advised on filing a protection order.

March 15, 2025
Time: 3:04 PM SUSPICION
Location: Rockside Rd., Bedford
Disposition: Complete
Security personnel reported suspicious activity behind a closed business. A man was found behind the building and was initially uncooperative. He claimed he was getting something from his trunk. Officers confirmed the building was secure and no entry had occurred.

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First responders were dispatched to the scene around 9:38 p.m. following reports of a head-on crash involving three vehicles. Upon arrival, emergency crews found one individual trapped inside a vehicle, requiring specialized extrication efforts to safely remove them. While the total number of injuries has not been fully confirmed, authorities stated that multiple people were hurt.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation, and it is not yet clear what circumstances led to the vehicles colliding. Emergency crews worked quickly to clear the area and transport those injured for medical evaluation.

Traffic was significantly impacted in the area as authorities secured the scene for rescue operations and began the early stages of their investigation.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected, and we wish all those injured a full and speedy recovery.

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May 5 | First Council Meeting of the Month

May 19 | Second Council Meeting of the Month

Library Events

Kids Café – Ages 18 & Under
Monday–Friday, 3:00PM – 4:00PM
Kids ages 18 and under can get a free lunch provided by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, while supplies last.

Student Success Center – Grades K–8
Monday–Thursday (school days), 4:00PM – 6:30PM
Since 2002, our free Student Success Center program has helped thousands of students in grades K–8 improve their grades and subject comprehension. Available at 10 branches. Homework help is offered in language arts, math, reading, science, and social studies. Must register.

Engineering Hour – Grades 1–5
Thursday, May 8 & 22, 3:30PM
Bring your creativity and dexterity for an hour of building!

Google Apps Basics – Adults
Friday, May 9, 10:00AM
Explore Google’s web-based apps: Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Organize files in the cloud using Google Drive.
Prerequisite: Computer Basics or equivalent experience. Preferred: Google account with password. Must register.

Bike Safety Fun – Grades K–5
Friday, May 9, 4:00PM
Receive a free helmet and learn bike safety from the experts at University Hospitals. Helmets available first come, first served while supplies last.

Self-Care Saturday – Grades 6–12
Saturday, May 10, 2:00PM
Ease your mind with calming activities including art, yoga, writing, and more.
A parent/guardian must complete a release form prior to participation. Must register.

Magic Tree House Mondays – Grades 2–4
Monday, May 12, 7:00PM
Explore Mary Pope Osborne’s classic series. May’s title: Mummies in the Morning. Whether you finished the book or not, join us for discussion and fun. Must register.

Who Were the Buffalo Soldiers? – All Ages
Tuesday, May 13, 7:00PM
Learn how the 9th and 10th Cavalry, known as the Buffalo Soldiers, helped expand the West and laid the foundation for the National Park Rangers after the Civil War.

Kindergarten Countdown – Children entering kindergarten & caregivers
Wednesday, May 14, 10:30AM
Build kindergarten readiness skills with a program aligned to Ohio’s Early Childhood Standards. Must register.

Ellenwood Book Discussion – Adults
Wednesday, May 14, 2:00PM
Held at Ellenwood Community Center, 124 Ellenwood Avenue. May’s title: The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat by Edward Kelsey Moore. Copies available one month in advance.

Black Barbie: Documentary Screening and Discussion – Adults
Monday, May 19, 6:00PM
This film traces the origin of the first Black Barbie doll and explores the impact of representation. Must register.

Mobile Pantry – All Adults Welcome
Wednesday, May 21, 1:30PM – 3:30PM
In partnership with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, free fresh produce will be distributed. First come, first served. Vehicles preferred for safety. Up to 4 “families” per vehicle allowed.

Mason Jar Luminaries – Adults
Saturday, May 24, 2:00PM
Transform Mason jars using stencils and faux etched glass paint. All materials provided. Must register.

African American Authors Book Group – Adults (In-person or virtual)
Thursday, May 29, 7:00PM
May’s title: Swift River by Essie Chambers. A multigenerational novel about identity, belonging, and uncovering family truths. Available in print, CD, eBook, and eAudio.

Preschool Prom – Preschoolers & Families
Saturday, May 31, 2:00PM
Join us for a fun afternoon with crafts, snacks, and music. Dressing up is encouraged. Don’t forget to sign up for Summer Reading! Must register.

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Caver was apprehended later at his home. Butler, distressed by the event, stated that police informed her that her children could have been killed. She also shared that Caver’s behavior was tied to a long-standing issue between him and her sister, Sh’Mel Sands. Caver has a criminal history, including a 2020 conviction for aggravated assault and a 2022 sentence for witness intimidation. Butler expressed relief that Caver was behind bars, saying she would feel safe as long as he remains incarcerated. His next court appearance is scheduled for today, April 21st.

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Drop off your old tech at the Bedford Service Garage (100 Solon Road) from Monday to Friday, April 21–25, between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
NO AFTER HOURS DROP-OFF.

Accepted items:

• CPUs
• Monitors
• Keyboards
• Tablets
• Software
• Cell phones

Note: Bedford residents only. No businesses permitted.

Household Hazardous Waste Round-up – April 21–25

Bring your hazardous household waste to the Bedford Service Garage (100 Solon Road) from Monday to Friday, April 21–25, between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
NO AFTER HOURS DROP-OFF.

Accepted items include:

• Sealers, primers, and coatings
• Varnishes, polyurethanes, shellacs
• Paint thinner, mineral spirits, turpentine
• Pesticides, herbicides, fungicides
• Caustic household cleaners
• Automotive fluids, motor oil
• Adhesives, roof tar, driveway sealer
• Kerosene, gasoline, lighter fluid, mercury

Not accepted:

• CFL bulbs (compact or tube fluorescent)
• Latex paint (To dispose: remove lid, add drying agent like kitty litter or oil dry, let contents dry solid, then place with household trash)

Note: Bedford residents only. No businesses permitted.

Intro to AI-Generated Art & Video: DALL-E & Sora for Beginners

NEW! Discover the exciting world of AI-generated creativity in this beginner-friendly class! Learn how to use DALL-E to create stunning images from simple text prompts and explore Sora, OpenAI’s powerful AI video generator.

We’ll cover the basics of crafting effective prompts, understanding AI-generated visuals, and exploring practical applications for both personal and professional projects.

No prior experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and imagination!

Instructor: Heather Rhoades, Digital Content Extraordinaire
Location: Ellenwood Center, Room 4

Class Times:

• Evening Session: Wednesday, April 23, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
• Daytime Session: Thursday, April 24, 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Fee: Free; pre-registration preferred

Chipper Service – 2025 Schedule

Chipper service will take place during the following weeks:

• May 5
• June 2
• July 7
• August 4
• September 1
• October 6

Important:
All items must be placed at the curb and called into the Service Department at 440-735-6583 before brush pick-up begins each month. Addresses will not be added once monthly pick-up has started.

Preparation Guidelines:

• Place branches on the tree lawn with the cut end facing the street
• Branches must not exceed 10 inches in diameter
• Leave limbs as long as possible for continuous feed into the chipper
• Limbs under 3 feet long or over 10 inches in diameter will not be picked up

Unacceptable Items:
The following will not be accepted for chipper service:

• Rose bushes
• Grape vines
• Pricker bushes
• Firewood
• Fence posts
• Wood pallets
• Wood with nails or screws

These items must be bagged or bundled and set out for regular trash collection.

Note: Railroad ties and stumps must be removed at the homeowner’s expense.

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What started in 2020 as a simple act of positivity by Jeep owner Allison Parliament has blossomed into a global phenomenon. It’s as easy as placing a rubber duck on a fellow Jeep, along with a note of encouragement or admiration. What’s even more delightful is how this small gesture has evolved. Many Jeep enthusiasts now proudly display their growing collections of ducks on their dashboards, each one a reminder of a kind moment shared with a stranger.

Why does this matter? Because it reminds us how little it takes to put a smile on someone’s face. A tiny duck, a cheerful note, and suddenly, someone’s day is a bit brighter.

So, whether you’re already part of the Jeep community or just want to join in the fun, grab a few rubber duckies and start spreading some joy. You never know whose day you might turn around.

Let’s keep the positivity rolling (and quacking)! 

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This year, there will be two, two-day camp options to choose from: June 9-10 or June 12-13. Camps are open to boys and girls ages 6-14 and will run from 9:00am-3:00pm.

Through very generous support from Union Home Mortgage, the first 50 participants who register will receive a deep discount of $180 off the regular two-day camp registration fee of $190. Space is limited for this special offer! The offer is now available to those who reside in the Bedford City School District communities.

That means the total camp cost will be just $10 for the first 50 participants who register for either camp.

To be eligible for this discount, the participant must reside in Bedford, Bedford Heights, Oakwood Village or Walton Hills, and must use the discount code UHM when registering directly with the Guardians at the link: https://www.mlb.com/guardians/fans/summercamps

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