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K E E P I N G O U R R E S I D E N T S C O N N E C T E D
Summer 2022
BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY DAYS
Uncorked Cocktail Hours • Fri., Aug. 5 • 6-9pm
• Rock Radio Band • The Thirsty Filly (Cocktails, Beer, Wine) • Bicentennial Raffle • Food Trucks
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Bicentennial Family Day • Sat., Aug. 6 • 8-11am & 4-11pm
MORNING: • 8-10am: 5K Run • 4:30-9pm: Romick Railway
• 8am-11am: Pancake Breakfast (transport between campuses)
• 5pm: Pieces of Eight
AFTERNOON: • 4pm: Bicentennial Flag Raising • 7pm: Bicentennial Birthday Party
• 4:30pm: Family Day Kick-Off: & Citizen of the Year Award
TOWN HALL CAMPUS • 8pm: Abbey Rodeo
• Beer Sales • 9pm: Bicentennial Raffle Drawing
• Food Trucks • 10pm: FIREWORKS!
• Bicentennial Raffle Ticket Sales
• Craft & Vendor Exhibit
• Frog Jump Contest
• Bubblepalooza
• Concord Alliance Church Kid’s World
• Face Painter / Balloon Artist
OLD STONE SCHOOL CAMPUS
• Historical Programs / Demonstrations
• Old Time Kid’s Games
• Connie’s Little AirPark
• Open House
The Concord Township Grapevine
Concord Township
Trustees Corner
OHIO
General Information
W e hope our Summer Issue of the Grapevine finds all of our residents well and
enjoying this beautiful season. As you know, 2022 is Concord Township’s
Bicentennial year! Since the year began, we have hosted and enjoyed a wonderful
Board of Trustees series of events and programs that honor and celebrate our beautiful Township.
We look forward to a summer full of family-friendly gatherings, including our
Thursday evening Summer Concert Series in June and July, and a special 2-day
Amy Lucci Bicentennial Community Day on August 5-6. Follow our recreation department
Chairperson
on social media and on the website to see all the great celebrations happening for
Cell: the Bicentennial.
(216) 339-8113
We recently provided an update on the economic development and growth in the
alucci@concordtwp.com
Township. Two new manufacturing companies will be opening in Concord soon –
Ordnance Technology Services and Steven Douglas
Carl Corporation. Land purchases are complete for these
Dondorfer companies that plan to bring over 100 new jobs from
Vice-Chairperson outside Lake County to Concord. Additionally, there
Cell: are two new medical office use buildings under
440-376-7534 construction along Auburn Road which will bring
additional medical field jobs to our area.
cdondorfer@concordtwp.com
In addition to new businesses, two existing
manufacturers are in the process of expansion from
Morgan McIntosh which we expect to see an additional 25-40 jobs as a
Trustee result of their successes. Our economic development
Cell: allows us to increase the commercial tax base providing job opportunities, growing
440-749-1560 the Auburn-Crile Rd. business district supporting our JEDD helping financially
support our growing township. Our team’s thoughtful development and planning
mcintosh@concordtwp.com process builds strong relationships with businesses while balancing our business
needs with those of our community.
Amy L. Dawson Our commitment to build a livable community continues to make Concord a very
Fiscal Officer attractive market for quality housing. With more sheriff deputies patrolling our
Office: community, a new fire station under construction and all of the beautiful parks and
354-7516
trails available to our residents, it’s no wonder Concord offers one of the highest
Mon-Wed-Fri quality lifestyles in Lake County.
& by Appt.
New housing developments are
adawson@concordtwp.com in various phases of construction.
We will look forward to
Town Hall
7229 Ravenna Road welcoming new residents as
Located at the corner of these new homes are filled.
Route 608 and Ravenna Road
Hours: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., M-F Finally, we look forward to
354-7510 strengthening our partnership
www.concordtwp.com
with University Hospitals as they
Fire Station #1 expand to merge with Tri-Point
11600 Concord-Hambden Road and other former Lake Health
Located next to Town Hall
354-7504 facilities within the Township.
Fire Station #2 Start putting your softball teams
10154 Prouty Road together! We look forward to
Located just south of Route 84
354-7509 seeing everyone at the Concord
Community Days in August and
Community Center celebrating our Bicentennial
7671 Auburn Road
Located west of State Route 44 at the many events planned
throughout the summer!
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Summer 2022
FIRE DEPARTMENT
MATT SABO, FIRE CHIEF, 440-354-7503
RON TERRIACO, DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF, 440-350-2919
MIKE BIDDELL, DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF, 440-350-2919
KAREN PIRC, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 440-354-7504
T he history of Concord Township
Fire Department would not be com-
plete without mention of the Terriaco
In addition to promoting education, Ron
is passionate about advocating for fire-
fighters families who face the tragedy
Family. Deputy Chief Ron Terriaco is of losing their loved ones to a line of
a third generation firefighter, following duty death. For many years, he has acted
in the footsteps of his maternal grandfa- as a Family Escort during the National
ther and father. The father/son team of Fallen Firefighters Memorial weekend
Richard (retired Fire Chief) and Ronald and in Ohio for the Ohio Fire Chiefs
Terriaco have provided a combined 59 Line of Duty Death team, assisting fire
years of service to Concord Township. departments and families with funeral
This June will mark the end of an era planning and benefits.
when Deputy Chief Ron Terriaco retires We wish Deputy Chief Terriaco happi-
after 40 years with the department. Ron ness and success in his post-retirement
joined Concord Fire in 1982 following his graduation from endeavors. Knowing his strong sense of family and commu-
Riverside High School. Ron started as a part time firefighter/ nity values and his belief in “service above self” we have no
EMT while also working in Concord’s Service Department. doubt that Ron will continue to be an asset to the public safety
Ron advanced to Full Time Firefighter in 1988 followed by community. Best of luck Deputy Chief!
promotions to Shift Lieutenant, Captain and Deputy Fire
Chief. As he moved upward in rank, Ron continually advocat-
ed for advanced training not only for himself and fellow Con-
REMINDER: Concord Township follows the Ohio Revised
Code rules regarding open burning.
cord Township Firefighters, but for the overall public safely
community. He has worked as Concord Fire’s training officer NO OPEN BURNING is permitted in Concord Town-
ship. Please visit www.concordtwp.com FAQ’s
and an instructor for Auburn Career Center, Blue Card Com- to learn more about the Township regulations
mand, Ohio Fire Chiefs Association and the National Fallen regarding RECREATIONAL FIRES.
Firefighters Foundation.
A s spring and summer approach, the Service Department
readies for the upcoming construction season. The
past winter was hard on roadways everywhere. The Service
waste is permitted. The Service Department will also offer
brush collection days. Dates and information can be found
on the Concord Township website under Service Department.
Department crews have been out evaluating the roads in The Service Department is also excited about the 2022 base-
Concord Township and making necessary repairs as needed. ball and softball season and will begin preparing the fields as
The 2022 joint road resurfacing projects will be getting soon as the weather allows. Pickleball court nets are installed
underway this spring. The roads to be asphalt resurfaced this and we expect the new pickleball courts to be busy this
year are Brian Drive, David Drive, Stonewycke Drive, and summer. The tennis courts received new nets this year.
Nature View Court. Other roads in the Township to be resur-
faced include Breezewood Drive, Conley Drive, Clearlake On April 29, Concord Township celebrated Arbor Day with a
Drive, and Ridgewater Drive. These roadways will receive tree planting at the Town Hall campus. A species of an Oak
an asphalt intermediate layer with a chip seal with fog coat tree was planted and dedicated to Concord’s 200th Birthday.
surface course. Additionally, the Service Department crews Information for the event can be found on the Concord
will be out performing concrete slab replacement and preven- website.
tative maintenance to Township roadways. Residents with questions or concerns are advised to contact the
The Service Department will offer the yard waste drop off Service Department, Monday-Friday from 7:00am-3:30pm at
site again this year beginning on April 4 through June 6. The 440-350-3225 or at concordtwp.com under Service Department.
drop off site will be open Monday – Friday from 7:30am to We hope all residents have a chance to enjoy all that Concord
2:30pm. All yard waste is to be contained in paper biodegrad- Township has to offer in its Bicentennial year.
able bags. No brush, logs, landscape timbers or loose yard
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The Concord Township Grapevine
T he Zoning Department receives many inquiries about
what projects need permits, and other questions related to
residential properties. Below are some of the answers to these
Are inspections required with Concord
Township or the Lake County Building
Department?
commonly asked questions.
If your project requires a permit from the Building Department,
What steps should I take when making you will schedule inspections with them directly. The Concord
improvements on my
property?
Your property is an important investment and
improvements add value for you and affect
the look of your neighborhood. Because
outdoor changes to your property - fences,
decks, sheds, swimming pools, etc. - can
affect your neighbors, property owners are
typically required to seek a permit. Visit the
township website at www.concordtwp.com,
and go to Zoning Department, to find zoning
information sheets for common projects that
require approval.
Please check with the Lake County Building
Department (440-350-2636) to determine if
your project also requires a building permit.
Typically decks, sheds over 200 square feet,
and any mechanical work does require a
building permit.
Whenever digging on your property, law
requires that property owners call the Ohio Home Equity
Utilities Protection Service (OUPS) at 8-1-1
or (800) 362-2764. It is required that at least Line of Credit
48 hours notice, but no more than 10 days, be
given so underground utilities can be marked.
There is also an online notification process Your home is likely the most valuable asset
with OUPS.
you have. Make the most of its equity with
Do I need a zoning permit
to replace roof shingles, a Home Equity Line of Credit.
siding, windows, or a private
concrete driveway?
No, a zoning permit is not required. Please
contact the Lake County Building Department
at 440-350-2636 to see if any building
Contact our Concord branch
permits are required. Please note, in residen-
for more information!
tial districts, driveways do need to be at least Concord
three (3) feet from adjoining property lines. 7595 Crile Road
Concord, Ohio 44077
(440) 352-1072
Does the Township require
contractors to be registered?
No. Contractor registration is through the NMLS# 697346
Lake County Building Department.
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Summer 2022
Memorial Day
Please join us at 9:00 am on Monday, May 30, 2022 for a brief
Memorial Day Service at Concord Cemetery, which is located
on SR 608, just east of Fire Station #1. This is a time to honor
and pay tribute to the Veterans buried in our cemeteries and
remember loved ones that have gone before us.
Cemetery Decorations
Please understand that if you are placing sentimental items on
the graves, they may get lost, stolen or damaged; if it’s some-
thing that’s near and dear to your heart, we do not recommend
that it be placed in the cemetery.
Cemetery Update com/departments/cemetery/ and in Town Hall. All persons are
The 1965 Expansion of the Cemetery is almost complete. We subject to the rules and regulations.
anticipate full burial lots will be available for pre-planning in Please feel free to contact us should you have any questions
the fall. or concerns.
Cemetery Rules and Regulations We wish you an enjoyable summer.
The current Rules and Regulations are still implemented until
the updated version is released (which are coming soon). For
more specific details, the Rules and Regulations are available
at the entrance of the cemetery, online at http://concordtwp.
DISCLAIMER – The Concord Grapevine is intended for
general information purposes only. While advertising copy is
reviewed, no endorsement of any advertisement is intended
or implied by Concord Township and its Trustees, representa-
tives and employees by publication in the Newsletter. Concord
Township assumes no liability for any reader’s use of such
advertisements. At all times, Concord Township reserves the
right to reject any advertisements submitted for publication.
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The Concord Township Grapevine
Concord Township
BICENTENNIAL
June 9 Prime Time Big Band
June 16 The Geezecats
June 23 Blue Evolution
June 30 Pieces of Eight
July 7 Headlands
Beach Experience
July 14 The Breakfast Club
July 21 The Saints
July 28 Risk Factor
Sponsors:
Barrington Homes
Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.
DeNora Tech
First Federal Lakewood Bank, Concord
New Connecticut Chapter, DAR
NOPEC
Normandy Village
Stephanie Parker, Realtor - Keller Williams
Vista Springs Quail Highlands
William D. Nelson, DDS
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Summer 2022
CONCORD TOWNSHIP BICENTENNIAL • 1822-2022
Founder’s Day Highlights
March 8, 2022
Concord Township
elected officials
stand together at the
Bicentennial Founders
Day Breakfast at
the Quail Hollow
Country Club. Left
to right are Trustee
Carl Dondorfer,
Fiscal Officer Amy
Concord Township Trustee Amy Lucci addresses Dawson, Trustee
guests as Trustee Morgan McIntosh and Morgan McIntosh and
Trustee Carl Dondorfer look on at the Concord Trustee Amy Lucci.
Township Bicentennial Founder’s Day Breakfast.
Lake Erie College President
Dr. Brian Posler informs
Commissioner John Hamercheck
that the Equestrian Center
is the venue for a Kentucky
Derby themed Walk/Run in
honor of Concord Township’s
Bicentennial on May 22.
Judge Paul Malchesky Concord Township Trustees braved freezing temperatures and
and Judge Mark handed out birthday cupcakes to residents and guests who drove
Bartolotta converse and thru the parking lot at the Concord Community Center on Founder’s
reminisce on beautiful Day. Pictured left to right are Trustee Carl Dondorfer, Trustee Amy
Concord Township. Lucci, Administrator Andy Rose and Trustee Morgan McIntosh.
Dan Maxson,
Concord Township
Old Stone School
Docent, provided
fun and interesting
facts and stories
of our history
during a Trolley
Tour of beautiful Judge Lucci congratulates Concord Township on its
Concord Township. 200th Birthday. Pictured left to right: Judge Mark
Bartolotta, Judge Eugene Lucci, Trustee Morgan
McIntosh, Trustee Carl Dondorfer, Trustee Amy Lucci.
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The Concord Township Grapevine
ZONING DEPARTMENT continued from page 4
Township Zoning Department will conduct a final inspection For all other drainage disputes, the Lake Soil and Water
after the project is complete, and issue a zoning certificate Conservation District (440-350-2730) and Lake County
of compliance. As a courtesy, please contact the Zoning Stormwater Departments (440-350-5900) offers free techni-
Department upon completion of your project. cal assistance for property owners regarding storm drainage
improvements and / or maintenance. Please keep in mind,
Does Concord Township require a they can provide guidance only.
Point of Sale Inspection?
No, a point of sale inspection is not required. Am I allowed to trim my neighbor’s
tree branches that are hanging over
Will the Township come out and tell us into my yard?
where our property line is? This is a civil matter between property owners. Please request
No, the Township does not survey properties. This is a private permission directly from your neighbor.
property owner responsibility. There are several qualified
licensed surveyors listed online, or the Township may provide I would like to cut a tree down on my
a list of companies. private property, does the township
require a permit?
What can I do about a neighbor who is No, private property owners do not need to acquire a Zoning
draining water onto my property? Permit before removing trees. Please be aware of any Home
Drainage problems between neighbors are generally consid- Owner Association rules for tree removal, conservation ease-
ered a civil issue. If a public drainage easement is involved in ments on your property or private preservation easements.
this dispute, please contact your Homeowners Association (if
applicable) or the Concord Township Service Department at
440-350-3225.
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Summer 2022
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
DEBRA L. BECHEL-ESKER, RECREATION DIRECTOR, 440-639-4652
SUSIE COBB, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 440-639-4650
RACHEL LAMB, PROGRAM COORDINATOR, 440-639-4651
TRACY BUTLER, PROGRAM COORDINATOR, 440-639-4651
Concord Community Center • 7671 Auburn Road • Concord, Ohio 44077
SUMMER 2022 CLASS SCHEDULE
Classes at the Concord Community Center
Class Instructor Dates Time Resident Non-Res
Tennis Tots Camp (5-7 yrs) Paul Engel Jun 27-29 OR Jul 18-20 (Concord Hills Park) 5-5:55pm $40 $45
Tennis Tween Camp (8-10 yrs) Paul Engel Jun 27-29 OR Jul 18-20 (Concord Hills Park) 6-6:55pm $40 $45
Young MVP's Basketball Skills & Matt Vespa Jun 13-17 OR Jul 11-15 (Concord Hills Park) 9:15-10am $80 $85
Competition Camp (Co-ed, Grades 2-3)
MVP Basketball Skills & Competition Matt Vespa Jun 13-17 OR Jul 11-15 (Concord Hills Park) 10-11am $80 $85
Camp (Co-ed, Grades 3-5)
MVP Basketball Skills & Competition Matt Vespa Jun 13-17 OR Jul 11-15 (Concord Hills Park) 11am-Noon $80 $85
Camp (Co-ed, Grades 6-9)
MVP Basketball Shooting and Offensive Matt Vespa Saturdays, Jun 4-25 (Concord Hills Park) 10-11am $55 $60
Skills Camp (Co-ed, Grades 4-9)
MVP Basketball Specialty Matt Vespa Saturdays, Jun 4-25 (Concord Hills Park) 11am-Noon $55 $60
Clinics (Co-ed, Grades 4-9)
Introduction to Pickleball Brian Murphy Saturdays, May 14, 21, 28, Jun 4 (Town Hall) Noon-1pm $55 $60
Martial Arts Junior Program Master Ciro Grandini Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-6:45pm $70 $75
Martial Arts Adult Program Master Ciro Grandini Tuesdays & Thursdays 7-8:30pm $70 $75
Martial Arts Black Belt Program Master Ciro Grandini Tuesdays & Thursdays 7-8:30pm $50 $50
Baton for Kids Lillian Chan Mondays, May 9, 16 & 23 OR Jun 13, 20 & 5:30-6:30pm $45 $50
27 OR Jul 11, 18 & 25 OR Aug 8, 15 & 22
Move & Groove (1.5-3 yrs) Stephanie Mazza Tuesdays, Jun 7-28 OR Jul 5-26 OR Aug 2-23 5-5:30pm $40 $45
Bitty Ballet (2.5-3.5 yrs) Stephanie Mazza Tuesdays, Jun 7-28 OR Jul 5-26 OR Aug 2-23 5:30-6pm $40 $45
Preschool Ballet (3.5-5 yrs) Stephanie Mazza Tuesdays, Jun 7-28 OR Jul 5-26 OR Aug 2-23 6-6:30pm $40 $45
Hip Hop & Cheer (5-7 yrs) Stephanie Mazza Tuesdays, Jun 7-28 OR Jul 5-26 OR Aug 2-23 6:30-7pm $40 $45
Gentle Yoga - Morning Melissa Hopper Tuesdays (continuous 8 week sessions) 9-10am $75 $80
Pilates Fusion Yoga Colleen Stone Wednesdays May 25-Jul 13 OR Jul 20-Sep 7 5:30-6:30pm $65 $70
Tai Chi Denise & Eb Molesch Wednesdays, May 4-Jun 29 (no class on Jun 8) 6:30-7:30pm $35 $40
Stained Glass Functional Vicki Vesel Wednesdays, Jun 1-22 6:30-9pm $75 $80
Art: Mini Box
Stained Glass Functional Vicki Vesel Wednesdays, Aug 3-31 6:30-9pm $75 $80
Art: 3D Christmas Tree
Meditation and Mindfulness Deb Muzik Thursdays, May 5-26 6-7pm $25 $30
Make & Take Mother's Day Soaps Joanna Orgovon Monday, May 2 6-8pm $35 $40
Make & Take 4th of July Duckie Soaps Joanna Orgovon Monday, Jun 27 6-8pm $35 $40
Make & Take Foaming Bath Powder Joanna Orgovon Monday, Jul 18 6-8pm $35 $40
Make & Take Summer Flower Soaps Joanna Orgovon Monday, Aug 15 6-8pm $35 $40
Getting Started with Laura Mutsko May 19 OR Jul 13 OR Sep 27 6-7:30pm $10 $15
Medicare (Individual fee)
Getting Started with Medicare (Couple fee) Laura Mutsko May 19 OR Jul 13 OR Sep 27 6-7:30pm $15 $20
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Talk to the World with Amateur Radio Jeffrey Meyer Tuesdays 1-2pm $0 $0
Smart Investing Bob Patterson May 10 OR Jun 7 6-7pm $10 $15
Old Stone School
Class Instructor Dates Time Resident Non-Res
Concord Township Images of America Dan Maxson & Wednesday, May 11 3-4:30pm $0 $0
Book Signing and Public Tours
Debra Esker
Full Moon Open House Dan Maxson Tuesday, Jun 14 8:30-10pm $0 $0
Public Tours and Open House Dan Maxson Sunday, Jul 17 4-5:30pm $0 $0
Bicentennial Open House Dan Maxson Friday, Aug 5 7:30-9pm $0 $0
Bicentennial Open House Dan Maxson Saturday, Aug 6 4-6pm $0 $0
* Donations for schoolhouse preservation are always welcomed and appreciated.
Senior Socials at the Concord Community Center
Class Instructor Dates Time Resident Non-Res
Kentucky Derby Tea Recreation Staff Wednesday, May 4 1pm $0 $0
Downsizing and You Amy Whipple Wednesday, May 11 1pm $0 $0
ShowBiz Kids present the Spirit of America ShowBiz Kids Wednesday, May 18 1pm $0 $0
The Private Life of Joe Kennedy and Family Susan Cannavino Wednesday, June 1 1pm $0 $0
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimers Polly Metzinger Wednesday, June 8 1pm $0 $0
Father’s Day Cookout Recreation Staff Wednesday, June 15 1pm $0 $0
Baseball Bingo Recreation Staff Wednesday, June 22 1pm $0 $0
LUAU Recreation Staff Wednesday, July 6 1pm $0 $0
Beach Glass Craft Recreation Staff Wednesday, July 13 1pm $0 $0
Field Trip to Century Villlage Recreation Staff Wednesday, July 20 1pm $0 $0
Beach Blanket Bingo Recreation Staff Wednesday, July 27 1pm $0 $0
Ballgame on the Big Screen Recreation Staff Wednesday, August 3 1pm $0 $0
Rock Painting Recreation Staff Wednesday, August 10 1pm $0 $0
Senior Health Fair Recreation Staff Wednesday, August 17 1pm $0 $0
I LOVE Concord Bingo Recreation Staff Wednesday, August 24 1pm $0 $0
Weekly Groups
Class Contact Dates Time Resident Non-Res
Community Band Recreation Staff Mondays 7:30pm $0 $0
Mah Jongg Recreation Staff Mondays & Wednesdays 1pm $0 $0
Art Club Recreation Staff Tuesdays 10am $0 $0
Pinochle Recreation Staff Tuesdays 1pm $0 $0
Sew Chatty Sewing Group Recreation Staff 1st & 3rd Thursday 10am $0 $0
Circle of Friends Quilting Group Recreation Staff 2nd Friday 9:30am $0 $0
Voice Your Views Recreation Staff Fridays 1pm $0 $0
For details on all classes & programs, go to https://concord.recdesk.com/Community/Program
All classes, programs and events are subject to change. Contact the Concord Township Recreation Department at 440-639-4650 to confirm activities.
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT
SEEKING: LONG TIME CONCORD
RESIDENTS
Concord Township will
host a special Thank You
luncheon for our long-time
GARDEN CLUB PLANT AND BAKE SALE residents on November 2nd.
Saturday, May 7, 9am-11:30am Have you lived in the town-
Hope Ridge Church ship for over 50 years? Do
The Concord Garden club will hold its annual Plant and Bake you know a long-time resi-
Sale on Saturday May 7 at Hope Ridge Church, located at dent? If yes, then please contact the Recreation Department at
9870 Johnnycake Ridge Road in Concord. The sale will be Recreation@concordtwp.com or call 440-639-4650 to reserve
held indoors beginning at 9:00am and ending at 11:30am. a seat at this very special complimentary luncheon this Fall!
A selection of homegrown perennials as well as plants from
local nurseries will be sold at very reasonable prices. A variety
of delicious home-made baked goods will also be available SHRED DAY
for purchase. Saturday, September 24, 10am-Noon
Town Hall Campus
Concord residents can bring up to 3
BICENTENNIAL DERBY DASH letter/legal size boxes of papers for
Sunday, May 22, 9am shredding to the Town Hall parking lot
Lake Erie College Equestrian Center on September 24 between 10am and
Run for the roses at Concord Township’s Noon. Magazines and newspapers are
Kentucky Derby themed 1¼ mile walk/run. not accepted. Boxes should be placed in
Meet at the Equestrian Center at 9am and the trunk of your vehicle. Residents are asked to remain in
participate in the run and then enjoy a fun their vehicle while Township crews unload. Questions? Call
variety of family-friendly, Derby-inspired 440-354-7500 for assistance.
activities and games. Every runner receives
a special medal, and whimsical trophies
will be awarded. Sign up at https://www.
Wish Concord Township a
Happy Bicentennial Birthday!
gcxcracing.com/derbydash
ANNUAL HOA NEIGHBORHOOD CO-ED
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
Labor Day Weekend
Concord Township neighborhoods
are encouraged to enter the annual
Concord Township HOA Softball
Tournament, scheduled for Labor
Day Weekend, Saturday/Sunday
September 3-4 (no games on
Labor Day). This beloved tradition
is for Concord residents or those who grew up in Concord
and parents still live in the township. Neighborhood teams
currently exist, but new teams are encouraged. Players must
be at least 16 years old. Teams or individual players can enter Record a short (2-3 second) video of yourself or
the tournament or join a team by contacting the Concord group of family and friends saying “Happy Birthday
Township Recreation Dept. at Recreation@concordtwp. Concord” and send it to Recreation@concordtwp.
com or call 440-639-4650. com. You may find it included in a video collage
shown later this year at Bicentennial events! Be a
Find us on Facebook or check us out at special part of our Township’s special year, and send
www.concordtwp.com for news & updates! in your warm wishes for a Happy Birthday!
11Concord Township PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage
7229 Ravenna Road
PAID
Concord, OH 44077 Mentor, OH
Permit No. 235
DATED MATERIAL
*Image Credit: Ohio Dept. of Health
ADMINISTRATOR
Andy Rose
arose@concordtwp.com Celebrate Concord’s Bicentennial
(440) 354-7513
WEBSITE
and Learn Our History!
www.concordtwp.com
FACEBOOK
Concord Township, Lake County Ohio L earn about Concord Township’s history and the local families
that shaped our community. Author-signed copies of the Images
of America book on Concord Township are available for
TWITTER & INSTAGRAM sale at the Community Center and Town
@ConcordTwpLake Hall. Books are also available in local
CONCORD APP bookstores and Amazon.com. To buy
Search for Concord Township your copy over the phone, call 440-
639-4650.
MONTHLY E-GRAPEVINE
A Coloring Book celebrating Con-
SIGN UP FOR THE E-GRAPEVINE!
cord Township history is also
Receive informative monthly updates
available for sale. Written by Dan
from Concord Township through
email! To sign up, simply send an Maxson with sketches by Marie Kozan, kids of all
email to Recreation@concordtwp. ages will enjoy this book. Books can be purchased at the Community
com with the subject line “I want the Center at 7671 Auburn Road, or call the Recreation Department at
e-Grapevine”. E-Grapevine news- 440-639-4650 to have your book mailed directly to you.
blasts are sent the 1st day of each
month. Questions? Call 440-639- BECOME A BICENTENNIAL SPONSOR!
4650 for immediate assistance.
Many opportunities to sponsor events large and small are still avail-
able. Interested? Call 440-639-4652 or email desker@concordtwp.
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