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‘Can I have a bonfire in Mentor?’ and other city service questions (opens the original)
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Mentor has laid out several city policies for residents to be aware of for the upcoming fall season. Communications Officer Ante Logarusic said the city averages more than 500,000 visitors to its website each year and a phone call can answer a lot of questions as well. “Most people don’t think of calling city hall when they have a question,” Logarusic said in a post on the city website. “They might just go to a community page on Facebook and not always get the right answer. We understand that ma
Geauga County first responders, health pros compete in kickball tournament (opens the original)
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Geauga County first responders and behavioral health professionals who regularly work together during difficult situations once again were given a chance to connect with one another and their families in a relaxed setting. The Crisis Crushers defeated the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office team 5–1 to win the second annual kickball tournament on Sept. 24. This year’s event grew to four teams, including a new entry from the Geauga County Prosecutor’s Office. According to a news release, the Crisis Cr
Pelican’s SnoBalls owners bring pumpkin patch to Mentor-on-the-Lake (opens the original)
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Pelican’s SnoBalls is known for being a staple of the summer with its unique treats and recognizable blue building on Andrews Road in Mentor-on-the-Lake. Owners Emily and Ryan Findak have decided to lean into the fall season as well. Findak’s Pumpkins on Andrews is a new pumpkin patch at 5816 Andrews Road at the same location as Pelican’s SnoBalls. Emily said the decision to offer pumpkins for sale was something that made sense for the family. “Well, for us, Pelican’s SnoBalls has always been ab
Mentor man sentenced in assault, SWAT standoff (opens the original)
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A man who assaulted two cyclists and then caused a SWAT standoff at his home in the Mentor Headlands has been sentenced to 24 years to 28 years in prison. Lake County Common Pleas Court Judge Jeffrey W. Ruple imposed the sentence on Michael Leppelmeier for an incident that occurred on June 3. Authorities said Leppelmeier struck a 72-year-old cyclist head-on near Headlands Beach State Park. He also assaulted a 68-year-old cyclist and threw that victim’s bicycle into a pond before fleeing to a Men
Canterbury House Direct Primary Care aims to offer personal attention in Mentor (opens the original)
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Dr. Sarah Watson is a Mentor native — born and raised in the city — who is also a veteran of the healthcare industry. When it came to the point where she wanted to open up her own practice, her background and experience all came into play. Watson recently opened Canterbury House Direct Primary Care at 8500 Station St., Suite 270, in the old Matchworks Building in Mentor. The name Canterbury House comes from the home the family was raised in — originally built by Watson’s grandfather for her gran
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