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February 2021
For the Love of Science
Mother, Daughter Win Fulbright, Rhodes Scholarships
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ast month I wrote about compassion and self-kindness. February is
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everyone to spread love and kindness.
The past year has been unlike at passers-by as often as the • What if we do what makes our
any other, and I’m confident opportunities arise. Why? heart happy?
that 2021 (and beyond) will Because I refuse to stand by • What if we spread a little more
be brighter. Since I wrote this idly and exist in a world where kindness?
article, there have been more unconditional love is invisible. I • What if we do our part to make
“You can have everything COVID-related deaths and, invite you to join me in showing the world a more loving place?
in life you want, (hopefully not) more violent love, judging less, and finding • What if we make today’s
demonstrations. On the brighter your own way to swing the choices as we would if we
if you will just help
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create a framework for how This post perfectly reflects • What if we realize we’re the
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Mother, Daughter Win Fulbright, Rhodes Scholarships by June Scharf Elaine Cicora
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T
he chemistry in the Srinivasan household is a potent blend Art Director
of intelligence and integrity, and it recently yielded national Arlene Fine
recognition. Rekha, a Case Western Reserve University June Scharf
senior instructor of chemistry, and her daughter Swathi, a 2017 Jen Stern
BHS graduate and Harvard University senior, recently won the Shana Wallenstein
competitive and coveted Fulbright and Rhodes scholarships, Contributing Writers
respectively. Jerry Zelman
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February 2021 Beachwood Buzz 7
For the Love
Mother, Daughter
Win Fulbright,
Rhodes Scholarships
By June Scharf
T
he chemistry in the Srinivasan household is a potent blend
of intelligence and integrity, and it recently yielded national
recognition. Rekha, a Case Western Reserve University senior
instructor of chemistry, and her daughter Swathi, a 2017 BHS graduate
and Harvard University senior, recently won the competitive and
coveted Fulbright and Rhodes scholarships, respectively.
These awards recognize those around the globe who can make a
difference on an international level. The Rhodes scholarship funds its
scholars’ studies at Oxford University in England for up to three years, with
Swathi’s enrollment beginning in Fall 2021. The Fulbright provides grants
for activity abroad, including study, research, or instruction. For six months
between 2019-2020, Rekha traveled to India and Nepal to offer workshops in
STEM instruction best practices for all learning styles, aiming to revolutionize
their approach to teaching science.
The odds of winning one of these awards are slim, and the reality that
“I remember reading in Mr. Davis’s
one household produced two winners is remarkable. The exceptionalism,
English class work by Jamaica however, does not end there. In Swathi’s case, at the beginning of 2020,
Kincaid. Then I scanned the Harvard she underwent four months of treatment for Hodgkin’s lymphoma without
course catalog and see that she’s missing any classes or assignments at Harvard. Her chemotherapy and
radiation regimen partially overlapped with the beginning of COVID-19’s
teaching a class!”
spread, so she could no longer take public transportation due to a
– Swathi Srinivasan, Rhodes Scholar, compromised immune system.
Harvard University senior and BHS Class of 2017 Instead, for the final month of radiation, she rode her bicycle daily, six
miles, rain or shine, to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. That was
accomplished in the cold, after losing her hair. Her dad stayed in Boston
during the month of her radiation treatments and she met him half way so
they could ride the remaining distance together. He waited for her outside
the hospital since he wasn’t allowed entry due to virus protocols. She is
clear of the illness now.
Rekha, 48, is no stranger to challenge either. She is an immigrant who
arrived in the U.S. 22 years ago, shortly after an arranged marriage in India,
according to tradition. She excelled in chemistry, and after earning her Ph.D.
in the subject here, she became a chemistry instructor. As such, she teaches
organic chemistry, a subject considered by many to be one of the most
difficult in any undergraduate curriculum.
Their shared interests in science and the way they excel individually is no
accident. Life in the family’s Beachwood home has always been about taking
themselves and their work seriously. Back when Rekha was a new mom and
studying for her degree, she took baby Swathi with her to the lab so she
of Science
The odds of winning one of these
awards are slim, and the reality
that one household produced
two winners is remarkable.
could complete her assignments. Raising Swathi also came with tremendous
support from her husband Ravi, a biomedical engineer who created an
improved incubator, among other pediatric devices, and serves as the “silent
strength” in the family. Later in life, Rekha and Swathi would complete their
work side by side at the kitchen table, a practice designed to encourage
Swathi’s engagement with her education.
In just three generations, the women have come a long way, building
on the progress of past generations while acknowledging their ancestors
in India who were child brides with very little education and several
children of their own by their early 20s, as was the custom in the early
1900s. Nonetheless, Rekha’s grandparents were an exceptionally bright,
self-taught bunch. One of her grandmothers was a math genius who could
do mental math at a high level, and another taught herself to read. Also,
her grandfather was able to speak five different languages. The Srinivasans’
native tongue is Tamil.
Rekha’s guiding wisdom surrounding childrearing was delivered by her
own mother.
“She told me that a baby is like a flower. If you constantly touch it, it will
“We have gotten to where we are
get crumpled and lose its beauty, but if you nurture it, if you put it in a vase
and give it water and watch it, it will be beautiful.” That essentially describes because so many people have lifted us
her approach to raising Swathi. She also modeled the behavior she wanted up. Therefore, it’s our job to lift up others.
to see Swathi manifest. “Be what you want your child to be,” Rekha advises. Always have a hand going forward to learn
Rekha also supported her daughter’s interests. She cites the time when
from others, and always have a hand in the
Swathi was captivated by sewing and clothing design, so Rekha bought her a
sewing machine to test out and told her to research Coco Chanel. back trying to bring others with you.”
Spring break was a regular opportunity for further exploration and – Rekha Srinivasan, Fulbright Scholar and Case Western
experimentation, and Swathi has fond memories of those times. When she Reserve University senior instructor of chemistry
wanted to make jewelry, her mom helped her buy gemstones online and
wire from a craft store. When she wanted to do something science related,
her mom brought home lemonade powder and red cabbage so they could
conduct an acid base experiment in the kitchen sink.
Swathi gives full credit to her mom, dad and others who have supported
her over the years, information she shared during a video call while she was
at her Boston apartment.
“I am a product of all the people who invested in me. The extra office hours
that teachers offered me were especially impactful. They helped me to think
big, and they gave me the infrastructure to be where I am and to succeed.”
The sum total of her experiences up to age 21 have guided her toward
an interest in a career affecting public health policy. She is double majoring
in social studies (social and political theory) and the history of science,
focusing on past public health epidemics. She is currently working on
her thesis: the impact of inequality on the HIV/AIDS and COVID-19 health
Swathi in Lisbon, while on a research trip to study Portugal’s response to the opioid epidemic (photo credit: Eana Meng); Rekha at Swayambhu, an ancient religious complex atop a hill in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal; Rekha at Patan Durbar Square in Napal; Swathi hosting a panel at Harvard with Joe Kennedy, former U.S. Representative, Massachusetts. crises, specifically examining policies and over the years and people I had read about, other ancestors. She also examined how procedures in Brazil. She is also completing they are here! A friend told me that her government policies impact public health, a minor in chemistry, with another thesis thesis advisor is a Nobel Prize winner. I’m social mobility and equity, and how she covering the synthesis of chemotherapy still shocked by this.” would like to be part of future progress in drugs that could minimize nausea (“This Besides being impressive, she finds the those realms. keeps me in the lab a bit on weekends”). presence of eminence intimidating. She Part of her grounding stems from lessons She intends to earn a master’s degree in learned though, that “at the end of the day, her mother taught her, the same ones by international health and public policy. you can’t compare yourself to other people.” which Rekha lives. “We have gotten to where When considering how prepared she She was, however, compared to others we are because so many people have lifted was for Harvard after graduating from during the Rhodes selection process which us up. Therefore, it’s our job to lift up others. Beachwood, she says she felt ready was an extensive and extended journey. She Always have a hand going forward to learn academically, “as well as anyone could be,” needed eight letters of recommendation and from others and always have a hand in the and in one area, even better educated. “I a letter of endorsement from her university back trying to bring others with you.” entered with a strong footing in chemistry, for which around 125 students applied, and Rekha has practiced this principle during something that not all Harvard students Harvard selected about 45. There are 16 her 15-year teaching career, and more had.” Generally speaking, though, the level districts throughout the U.S. that compete, recently during her Fulbright tenure. She of rigor, competition and overall quality and each one is awarded with two winning estimates that she trained around 450 faculty of work she observes among her peers candidates, for a total cohort of 32 scholars members in India and Nepal and helped reminds her of the many bright, motivated from the U.S., among others globally, totaling them redesign their curricula. Upon her students she encountered when she about 100 Rhodes Scholarship winners. return, she says she feels motivated to do entered international science competitions Swathi’s achievement was covered by the even more within the arena of expanding throughout high school. media throughout India, which made her educational opportunities. “Some of my peers were featured in extended family there very proud. “The experience strengthened my already “Forbes 30 Under 30,” have published “I actually woke up one morning and it firm commitment to helping others. When multiple papers, were ballet dancers in showed up on my Facebook feed on US you see teachers in small rural communities national companies – just the most amazing News, Yahoo, and the AP. The most humbling in India and Nepal willing to sit on the people I’d ever met. This naturally gets in part was when a little article and picture floor because they don’t have the proper your head and requires some adjusting.” of me showed up in the newspaper my accommodations, it makes me feel small But the exemplary nature of people grandfather used to read when he was alive.” when I whine about something like my surrounding her extends to professors as well. For the personal essay that’s required internet being down here.” “I remember reading in Mr. Davis’s for Rhodes consideration, Swathi detailed Her strength also lies with her ability to English class work by Jamaica Kincaid. Then elements from her life history, including teach organic chemistry, which she describes I scanned the Harvard course catalog and a look at stark inequality and what as very logical and pattern driven. see that she’s teaching a class! What??” she poverty looked like in India, specifically, “It just makes sense to me and always squeals. “People that I had cited in my work among members of her mom’s family and has. It just clicks. Most of the reactions in 10 Beachwood Buzz February 2021
our bodies are based on organic chemistry, “Seeing the Himalayas, the people who about the social, political, and economic
so we really cannot escape it. I tell all my wear such beautiful and colorful fabrics and determinants of current problems, hence the
students here, you’re going to need to do jewelry, the sun, food and weather…the big interdisciplinarity.”
this, so why not love it or enjoy it? It’s not cultural and environmental contrasts stayed Her thinking, however, cautions against
easy, but nothing good in life is.” with me.” being the “jack of all trades and the master
Maybe her thrill with this subject matter Rekha believes Swathi is fortunate to of none.” For now, she says she follows her
is based in her own biology. “If you are have two parents who love their work. “We interests day to day. “I’m too impatient to
passionate about something and you’re able have challenges and we talk about them, do anything other than focus on the issues
to do it as a career, then that’s the greatest but every day, the message she got was, and people I care about. This became a great
blessing you can have. So teaching organic whatever you do, you need to love it, so even philosophy for me – that it is easier to go the
chemistry is never work.” when you’re tired, it’s a good kind of tired.” extra mile when you care.”
But if that’s easy, what’s hard? What Swathi actually will pursue as her Becoming ill did require her to slow down
1998 was a tough year, when she was career is sometimes a moving target. though. Her friends tried to console her with
a new bride, enrolled in the first year of a “I’m still deciding whether I will seek a statements like, “this is just a bump in the
Ph.D. program, and a new parent. “Getting JD (Juris Doctorate/law degree) or a MD road.” But her thought was, “No, this is just
my Ph.D. meant everything. But when I held (medical degree), but definitely a Ph.D. I the road. There is no alternate reality where
my baby, I didn’t want to go back to school.” haven’t decided whether I want to be a this didn’t happen. I can’t go back in time to
The eventual solution was to become super medical practitioner-turned-policymaker, or change it. But I would love to change it for
efficient. Later, when she went to work for to practice in the legal/policy areas with a other people.” Thus, her interest in improving
eight hours while Swathi was in daycare, knowledge of science,” she explains. the chemo experience.
those eight hours needed to be productive, “Taking an interdisciplinary approach Clearly, if there is a chemical reaction
so she never wasted a minute. “It taught me to problem solving is my hope and goal, that continues to spark in the Srinivasan
time management and discipline.” which is why my time now is being split household, it delivers benefits to all those
With limited time overseas for the between the sciences and humanities. I with whom they come into contact. And,
Fulbright experience, she reveled in both the like science and I like the rigor of problem as Rekha has demonstrated, we cannot
academic aspects and cultural experiences. solving,” she adds. “But I care deeply escape chemistry.
Rekha believes
Swathi is fortunate
to have two parents
who love their work.
“We have challenges
and we talk about
them, but every day, the
message she got was,
whatever you do, you
need to love it, so even
when you’re tired, it’s a
good kind of tired.”
Swathi and Rekha have always
involved science in their lives. Rekha
began taking Swathi, as a baby, to
the chemistry lab when she was
working toward her Ph.D. in chemistry.
Today, they glance at each other with
anticipation of what may come next.
February 2021 Beachwood Buzz 11City of Beachwood
Welcomes Derek Schroeder as
Community Services Director
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ad Derek Schroeder looked through a crystal ball at age 16
after accepting a lifeguard position in Twinsburg, it is unlikely
that he’d have seen himself climbing the ladder to serve as
Twinsburg’s Parks and Recreation director – and then being sworn in
to serve as Beachwood’s Community Services director. A clearer vision
when he was working toward his undergraduate degree in marine
science and master’s in aquatic ecology would have been educating
people on a whale-watch boat and giving scuba diving lessons.
Derek went from part-time Community Theater; oversaw There are a lot of details that Derek’s interests are going
positions as lifeguard, swim youth, adult and senior go into every aspect of this job, to concerts and the beach,
instructor, and pool manager programming; oversaw summer and they’re all worth it because volleyball, running, reading,
to full-time positions of day camps; and planned 10-15 details pull everything together. cycling, traveling, volunteering,
activities coordinator, Senior community festivals/events per I’m truly doing what I’m meant fishing, cooking, drinking
Center director, and Parks year, including the city’s holiday to be doing.” coffee, binging Netflix, and
and Recreation director. “My lighting and parade, breakfast Derek competed against 38 spending time with family.
love grew for working with with the Easter bunny, an arts people in an extensive interview He is married to Dan, has two
the public, bringing families festival, running races, and a process and Beachwood City children, Julia and Joshua, and
together, providing health and dog swim. Council unanimously approved two cats, Sammie and Covid.
wellness opportunities, and Derek’s proudest his appointment on December “Karen and Pete, both of
making Twinsburg a better achievement to date is Rock 23. He was sworn in on January whom recently retired from
place in which to live,” he said. the Park, a summer concert 4, and began working on this department, are thought
Derek comes well prepared series that takes place in the January 5. of in the highest regard and
to run Beachwood’s Community amphitheater. Established in “We are confident that Derek I’m flattered and honored to be
Services Department. In his 2009, Rock the Park has turned fits in well to carry on this filling this role.”
former position, he managed into one of Northeast Ohio’s department’s first-class legacy,
and supervised the operations best-kept secrets and a Friday said Mayor Martin Horwitz. “Parks and Recreation has
of all Parks and Recreation night destination for every true We welcome him to our
facilities, which included a music fan. “I was typically the Beachwood family.” been my passion for the past
fitness center, community first person to arrive at each City Council member June 25 years and I look forward
center, senior center, outdoor event and the last to leave,” Taylor then asked, “If you to sharing my experience,
waterpark, 2,000 acres of Derek said. “During each show, could wave a magic wand,
parkland (including 11 baseball I took a few minutes to stand the pandemic disappeared talents and creativity with the
fields, 2 soccer fields, 14 back and observe people immediately, and money was City of Beachwood.”
playgrounds, 14 miles of trails, smiling, dancing, and having no object, what would be your – Derek Schroeder
8 tennis courts, 6 pickleball fun with their families and Number One priority to serve Community Services Director
courts, 1 outdoor basketball friends. I experienced their joy, families and seniors?”
court, community gardens, and which became mine.” “An amphitheater,” he said. “It
an amphitheater that holds up He paused, then added, “Parks provides opportunities for kids The interview committee
to 1,500 people and is home and Recreation has been my and seniors alike. You can have included Mayor Horwitz,
to the city’s Rock the Park passion for the past 25 years an outdoor movie set up during Assistant Adminstrative Officer
Concert Series.) He was also and I look forward to sharing my the day, and flip it for an outside Tina Turick, Human Resources
administrative and financial experience, talents and creativity concert in the evening. That Administrator Dana Canzone,
manager of the Twinsburg with the City of Beachwood. would be the way to go.” Pete Conces and Karen Carmen.
The mission of Beachwood Community Services is to improve the quality of life of all residents by providing a wide variety
of cultural and leisure activities, special events, facilities and services encouraging health, fitness, relaxation, enjoyment, cultural enrichment
and learning, as well as providing opportunities for community involvement. The Community Services Department is composed of both
the Human Services and Recreation Departments. For more information, call 216.292.1970.
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February 2021 Beachwood Buzz 13Get to Know Police Chief Kelly Stillman
L
ast month, the City of Beachwood held an Online Town Hall that
featured Police Chief Kelly Stillman. The program, moderated by
Mayor Martin Horwitz, provided an opportunity for community
members to learn about Chief Stillman's career experience, department
goals, department policies and procedures, policing in a diverse city,
police training and community outreach. About 36 people attended, and
the questions were presented by the city and viewers.
What drew you to police each with its own nuances. partnership between citizens lucky. This is a great place
work and why did you choose Beachwood has a huge Jewish and the police department. to work. It starts from the
to make a career out of it? population, which was a transition. Merging the two together will top with administration, City
When I was in the Coast Guard, I’m Jewish myself, but was raised be a great ride and I invite you to Council, and the people who
I saw a need for law enforcement in the Catholic faith. Rocky River join the wave. work here. This is an excellent
and at the end of my enlistment, had boating issues because it environment and great people
it was a calling. I find great borders Lake Erie. Beachwood has How do you retain see the benefits of working in
satisfaction in helping people. I a mall; Rocky River doesn’t. The compassion when much of Beachwood.
served in my home town, Rocky police work is pretty much the your day concerns human
River, from 1984 until September of same. My biggest challenges are behavior? Tell us about recent
last year. I find no greater joy than learning demographics – what the This is a calling and I get certification with the
being a public servant, whole- community needs, what citizens great satisfaction going home Ohio Collaborative Law
heartedly, in every sense of the would like to see, and the layout at night, knowing that I have Enforcement Agency.
word. I owe everything I’ve done in of the city. I’m also doing my best done the best I can do for this This accreditation process
life to the support from my wife, to get to know my co-workers. It’s community. I’m blessed for sets standards for Ohio police
Trish, and three children: Nicole, like going back to kindergarten, a number of reasons: family, departments that are tied to use
Carine and Jack. I thank them getting off the bus with my parents, upbringing, and love of force, pursuit policy, biased-
wholeheartedly for solidifying my Superman lunch pail, and waiting for this city and our country. based policing, communications,
career. I was brought up helping to see who will be my friend and sit This badge is a symbol of community policing, recruiting
people, it carried over into my with me. Overall, this has been an public faith. When I wear it and hiring, and body-worn
career, and I love it. easy transition. I understand what above my heart, it says it all. We cameras. I started working on
law enforcement is all about, enjoy need people who love doing this when I got here and we are
Why did you apply for the challenges, and am prepared to what I do. Here, everyone is now accredited. I’m proud of
position in Beachwood? bring fresh ideas to the table. dedicated to help. My goal the men and women I tasked
The pension program in Ohio is to do my part to make this with this project. It’s an ongoing
mandated that I leave Rocky How do you view community better today than process and a feather in our cap.
River, and I wanted to continue community outreach? what it was yesterday.
my career in law enforcement. I Today, you have to be 199% Has Beachwood upgraded
was born and raised in Northeast involved in the community. We How do you go about to the digital MARCS (Multi
Ohio and wanted to stay here. can no longer expect things to recruiting a diverse police force? Agency Radio Communication
I’m active in the Cuyahoga run smoothly from behind the It is challenging in this System) system?
County Chiefs Association desk. We must be creative, think environment. We follow Yes, we have. The backbone
and Beachwood has a long- outside the box, utilize people Civil Service rules that are of this system is run by the
standing distinction as an elite skills and bring fresh ideas to mandated by the state of state of Ohio. Reception is
department with an excellent the table to merge the police Ohio. Racial incidents in crystal clear, with improved
reputation. When I saw that the department and community as recent years, along with capabilities to talk with other
position was open, I thought it one. We’re currently working how media presented them, communities. Beachwood has a
would be a great fit. I applied, on our Citizens Police Academy, has affected the number of great IT department, and this is
and here I am! It’s a real honor to based on a very successful qualified people who want a great system.
be here. model we created in Rocky River. to do police work. We offer
We plan to offer community lateral transfers and have had Is Beachwood Place safe?
How do you compare and events and have residents excellent, qualified people Yes, the mall is safe. We
contrast Rocky River and meet officers on our bike and applying. We are blessed to communicate with security from
Beachwood? motorcycle units. It’s important have a good cross section of Brookfield to see how we can
Rocky River and Beachwood that we learn about each staff that includes women improve this message. We’ve
are both upscale communities, other. It’s how you solidify a and people of color. We’re identified issues and are working
14 Beachwood Buzz February 2021together to proactively maintain We utilize undercover detail and we are not above anyone move away from a scene. Other
safety. New technology includes and partner with county and to accept biased behaviors. We times we use pepper spray
license plate readers, cameras federal agencies. We are aware understand, identify and talk or may be hands on. As a last
and signage to let people know of what’s going on; we can’t about biases, and discuss what resort, we use deadly force. We’re
that they are being monitored. bury our heads in the sand we can do to change them. Our not mandated to go step-by-
We recently partnered with a and expect it to disappear. training includes biased-based step because things escalate in
federal agency in a task force Our people are trained to deal policing, which needs to be a fraction of a second. Policing
capacity to address issues at with and combat these issues, engrained all the time. It’s not is an ever-changing evolution in
Beachwood Place, which was and we are not afraid to tackle going to go away and if you turn today’s environment.
a big win for us. We’re sending challenges. We are aware of it; a blind eye, you do a discredit.
a strong message to the we’re working on it, and we’re Training is important. It’s one of Chief Kelly Stillman
criminal element to let them making sure the message is sent my strengths. Moving forward, I
know their behaviors will not out that it will not be tolerated. want every officer to participate answers all phone calls
be tolerated. We also have a in Crisis Intervention Training. and emails. In-person
SPEAR (Spontaneous Protection Tell us about anti-bias Chokeholds, also known as visits are curtailed
Enabling Accelerated Response) training. vascular neck restraints, have
unit here and are eager to get There are two types of biases: been eliminated from our policy. because of pandemic.
it to full strength. Beachwood explicit and implicit. Implicit I don’t believe in them and I He can be reached at
Place is safe, there are great bias is preprogrammed by how don’t want them here. 216.595.3731 (office) or
things going on there, and we’re we were brought up and what
doing everything we can to relay we learned. Explicit is based on What is use-of-force 216.606.5044 (cell).
that message. preconceived notions of how continuum?
we perceive someone. We are There are general rules, Chief Kelly Stillman answers
What is being done, or trained to not bring bias into law although each situation is all phone calls and emails.
can be done, to ensure that enforcement. We don’t tolerate different. Sometimes good In-person visits are curtailed
Beachwood hotels are not it. We have policies in place people skills are all you need because of the pandemic. He
involved in human trafficking and when we recognize bias, to de-escalate a situation. may be reached at 216.595.3731
or sexual exploitation? we curb it. Everyone has biases Sometimes we direct people to (office) or 216.606.5044 (cell).
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February 2021 Beachwood Buzz 15City of Beachwood
Accepts Donations for Barkwood
W
hen Howard Fleischmann talked with Karen Carmen about creating a vehicle for
Beachwood residents to make donations and volunteer their time to further elevate
the Barkwood dog park experience, Karen felt that the best way to create a fund would
be through the city. Council member Barbara Bellin Janovitz then introduced an ordinance to
establish the “Barkwood Donation Fund,” and it was passed on December 7.
Barkwood, which opened in September make donations and suggest how they write your check to City of Beachwood,
2019, currently has 508 dogs registered. would like the funds applied, although note the fund on the memo line, and drop
Howard takes his grand-dog, Rico, a long- final say will be determined by Community it off at City Hall or mail it to: Beachwood
haired German shepherd, to the park every Services Director Derek Schroeder, Mayor City Hall, 25325 Fairmount Blvd.,
afternoon. “Barkwood is a great place to Martin Horwitz and City Council. Beachwood, Ohio 44122. If you have an
socialize – not only for the dogs but for “This is about much more than donating idea about how you would like the funds
people too,” he said. “This award-winning money, although I think funds donated applied, please note your suggestion.
dog park is the best in the state. It offers so will be put to good use,” Howard said. “We Funding ideas to date include benches,
much to Beachwood citizens, so I thought would like to see ‘Friends of Barkwood’ shade, maintenance, agility equipment,
there must be a way for us to give back and set up so people can fund and develop and a water-bottle dispenser. Suggestions
support the City of Beachwood.” programs, police the area, and encourage are welcomed!
Rico, like many dogs in our community, visitors to clean up after their dogs. We’ve
goes to Barkwood two to three times a day. even talked about people being able to “We would like to see ‘Friends of
“It’s terrific,” Howard added. “My daughter reserve the small side of the park, for a fee,
and son-in-law, Samantha and James to host birthday parties for their pets.” Barkwood’ set up so people can
Christy, take him in the morning and I take Prior to passing this ordinance, the fund and develop programs, police
him in the afternoon. We’ve met a lot of City of Beachwood was not equipped to the area, and encourage visitors to
nice people there who also want to do accept donations. “I may have had the idea,
something to give back” but Barbara drafted the legislation and clean up after their dogs. We’ve
Howard paused, then added, “Barkwood advocated to get it passed,” Howard said. even talked about people being
should be named after Karen Carmen.” “That’s a big deal. She’s very supportive able to reserve the small side of
Although the park’s name isn’t slated of Barkwood and I’m glad that this is a
to change at this time, residents may now first step to allowing residents to actively the park, for a fee, to host birthday
participate and become more involved. We parties for their pets.”
have a lot of ideas that we hope will come
to fruition over the next several months.” For more information, contact
If you wish to make a donation to the Beachwood Community Services at
Barkwood Special Revenue Fund, please 216.292.1970.
Howard Fleishmann and his grand-dog,
Rico, enjoy daily visits to Barkwood.
16 Beachwood Buzz February 2021A Dangerous Start to 2021
by State Representative Kent Smith
O
n January 4, 2021, Governor Mike DeWine reversed course from his
predecessor and signed “Stand Your Ground” legislation (Senate Bill 175)
into law. This legislation makes all Ohioans less safe.
Currently, under Ohio law, Governor DeWine were to veto background check system and
people are justified in using SB 175, his veto would hold. increasing penalties for criminals The new law, which would
deadly force in self-defense When former Governor Kasich who illegally possess, purchase,
take effect in early April (90
so long as they are not the vetoed similar legislation on or sell guns. He then signed
aggressor, they believe they are December 19, 2018, he wrote, “Stand Your Ground” anyway. days after the signing of SB
in imminent danger, and they “I urge members of the 133rd Governor DeWine, facing 175), removes the “home or
are in their home or vehicle. The General Assembly … to send far less political pressure than vehicle” requirement. This
new law, which would take effect the next governor a bill that is former Governor Kasich, voted
means if a shooter simply
in early April (90 days after the not only consistent with the to support the pro-gun lobby
signing of SB 175), removes the right to bear arms … but to also in Columbus. Although he feels endangered, he or she
“home or vehicle” requirement. keep firearms out of the hands had claimed to want to do can shoot to kill.
This means if a shooter simply of those individuals who would something to make Ohioans safe
feels endangered, he or she can use them to harm themselves from gun violence following the State Representative Kent
shoot to kill. or others.” mass shooting in Dayton that Smith represents Ohio’s 8th
It is important to know that When Governor DeWine left nine dead and twenty-seven House District which includes
on December 17, 2020, SB 175 signed SB 175 on January 4, wounded, following only 32 Beachwood, Euclid, South Euclid,
passed in the Ohio House by a 2021, he issued a statement seconds of gunfire, he signed Richmond Heights, East Cleveland,
vote of 52-31. It takes 60 votes to that reiterated his support for SB 175 and Ohioans are less safe Woodmere Village, and a little bit
overturn a Governor’s veto. So, if strengthening the national because of it. of the City of Cleveland.
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