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Fresh Produce & More at the
Kamm’s Corners Farmers Market!
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Volume 15, Number 3 ✜ Summer 2007
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From the Director
Happy summer to all! It’s been a fantastic season weather-wise this year, especially
on the weekends, giving us great evenings under the stars for Asphalt Cinema, our
outdoor movie series that wrapped up its 5th season August 17th with a screening
of Over the Hedge. Hope you took advantage of the fun! I thank our local merchants
who joined in with game booths and give-aways, and our sponsors Fairview Hospital
and the Ohio Lottery.
The weather also produced some beautiful Sundays at the Kamm’s Corners Farmers
Market! The market attracts enthusiastic shoppers from all over the west side. Although
that same weather also meant that produce had been slow to arrive, the fields are
yielding a bountiful crop now. If you haven’t been to the market in the last couple of
weeks, you won’t believe the variety of foods available, including sweet corn! See the
center of the magazine for details, and visit our website for a complete list of music,
health activities, horse-drawn wagon rides, and other attractions that accompany the
market every week.
And speaking of attractions — calling all barbecue aficionados! On Sunday, August
26th, Chuck Yarborough of The Plain Dealer will join me at the market at 11 a.m. for
a demonstration of “low and slow” smoking techniques for Texas brisket and pork
shoulder. There will be plenty of fun and samples! Come on up and join in. Learn to
smoke meats from rub to plate.
Additional cooking demonstrations at the market in August and September include
chefs from Pearl of the Orient, Johnny Mango, Stino da Napoli, and Great Lakes Brewing
Company! See www.kammscorners.com for complete details.
Our once-a-month e-newsletter, chock full of timely neighborhood news, continues
to grow its subscriber base (now numbering over 700). If you want to be the first to
know what’s up in Kamm’s Corners, sign up at our website. We now have a Farmers
Market e-newsletter too!
Finally, I want to congratulate Councilman Martin Keane on his election to Cleveland
City Council. He is a smart, witty, and down-to-earth family guy, and I am confident
he will serve us all well. Congratulations Marty!
Enjoy the rest of the summer, and as always, let us know how we’re doing.
Our cover features the wonderful certified organic produce of Jim &
Sharon Patterson of H and W Organic Farms, available each Sunday
at the Kamm’s Corners Farmers Market. Photograph by Joe Outlaw.
Steve Lorenz
Executive Director
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James Foos, Jr.
Vice-President...
Marlene Herman
Treasurer...
Secretary...
Terri Brown
Pat McCafferty
Trustees...
Therese Chambers Arth
Colleen Gilson
Rick Kolar
Steve Morey
Joe Outlaw
Paul Palmentera
George Pofok
Paul Slebodnik
KCDC Staff
Steve Lorenz
Executive Director
Dave Walker
Neighborhood Real Estate Planner
Cynthia Janis
Manager, Commercial Development
Marilyn Osborne
Community Relations Coordinator
Tom Keating
Residential Services Coordinator
Jackie Wohleber
Office Administrator
Magazine Staff
Marilyn Osborne
Editor in Chief, Advertising
Joe Outlaw
Asst. Editor, Design & Typesetting
Cynthia Janis
Contributing Editor
Dave Walker
Contributing Editor
Jackie Wohleber
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Summer 2007
Around the
Corners
The Kamm’s Corners Farmers
Market beckons you every Sunday from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to buy locally grown
fresh produce, baked goods, cheese,
honey, herbs, and flowering plants!
Prepared foods are available, too. New
farmers and a larger variety of produce
are arriving every week. Join in this new
Sunday tradition. See article and photos
on pages 14 and 15.
Cleveland Laser Solutions (CLS)
recently purchased the property at 3812
West 150th Street (formerly the B & T
Tool & Die Company). Brothers Glenn,
Mark, and Ron Anderson are relocating
their business from Seville, with an early
fall opening. CLS provides a wide variety
of laser machining services including
cutting, welding, drilling, and marking/
engraving.
To herald the start of the Lorain
Avenue Streetscape Improvement
Project, a ceremony took place at
Fairview Hospital May 29th. Speakers
included Cleveland Mayor Frank
Jackson, Ward 21 Councilman Martin
Keane, former councilman Michael
Dolan, Fairview Hospital President
Jan Murphy, CEO & President of
Cleveland Clinic Regional Hospitals
Fred DeGrandis, and KCDC Executive
Director Steve Lorenz.
The West Park Historical Society
will be selling its new 2008 calendar
beginning in September. If you enjoyed
the 2007 calendar, the 2008 calendar
has more great photos of the West Park
area. If you are interested in purchasing
the new calendar, please call 216-9419730 to place your order.
West Park Massotherapy has added
a new therapist and a new therapy, Dry
Brushing, to their services. Cassandre
Majewski, LMT, is a neighborhood
resident and has already appeared
doing chair massage at the Kamm’s
Corners Farmers Market. Dry Brushing
detoxifies the skin and strengthens the
immune system. Call 216-671-6080 to
make an appointment.
The History of John Marshall
High School will be ready in the fall,
right on time for holiday gift buying.
This 240-page book covers from 1899
through the 2000’s. Author Ralph
Pfingsten includes memories from
alumni, articles about faculty members,
and over 600 pictures. The price is
$35. A special book signing will take
place on Friday, November 30th at the
Puritas Nursery and Garden Center,
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. For further details,
contact the John Marshall Alumni
Association at www.jmhalumni.com
or call 440-356-0249.
The West Park Knights of Columbus
will be collecting for the Coats for
Kids Drive this fall. Drop off gently
worn coats (child or adult sizes) at the
K of C Hall, 3556 West 130th Street,
from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Wednesdays
or 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. Fridays during
September and October. Please call
216-251-6562 with any questions.
Thanks to everyone who helped make
the Far Mor dunk tank a success, raising
$1,700 to fight breast cancer. October is
Breast Cancer Awareness month. Stop
in to the Far Mor to purchase tickets for
a stuffed cabbage dinner fundraiser
to be held on October 13th.
The Red Lantern in Kamm’s Plaza is
introducing a new menu that includes
spinach dip and pita chips, a buffalo
chicken sandwich, and beer battered
hoki - a fish from New Zealand rich in
omega-3 fatty acids, the good-for-you
kind. Proprietor Patrick O’Malley
wants you to check out the changes!
NASA Glenn Chief Wins Premier
Award! West Park resident Dr.
Woodrow Whitlow Jr., Director of
the NASA Glenn Research Center, has
been selected as recipient of the 2007
Minorities in Research Science Award
(Scientist of the Year) by Science
Spectrum magazine. Whitlow was
recognized for his research, scientific
and management accomplishments
at NASA. The national award, also
called the Emerald Honors Award,
is the premier recognition for African
Americans, Hispanics, Asian Americans,
and Native Americans working in the
research sciences.
Plan to attend the annual festival at
Our Lady of Angels (OLA) Church,
taking place September 14th, 15th, and
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16th, at 3644 Rocky River Drive. This
popular neighborhood event features
rides, food, and casino games. A raffle
will be held Sunday at 10 p.m. for a
grand prize of $10,000. Second prize
is $500 and third prize $200. For more
information, please call the church at
216-252-2332.
You don’t have to be a Scot to find your
foot tapping to the irresistible rhythms
of stirring reels! Scottish Country
Dancing resumes in September at West
Park United Church of Christ. If you
are interested, call 216-671-1018 or
e-mail enjoyscd@hotmail.com
A hearty welcome to Pastor Terry
Gaines Mitchell, newly appointed at
Church of the Living God, 3965 Rocky
River Drive. For more information
please call 216-251-0045.
On June 8th, the former Bartley’s
Tavern reopened as the Westpark
Village Tavern Sports Bar & Grill.
Now you can visit 15715 Lorain Avenue
for an extensive menu of good eats. See
details on page 23.
Watch for a September opening of
Garden of Eden Beauty Salon. Owner
Tracey Dove, who is a professional
healthy hair specialist, will open her
new beauty salon in the Winners Circle
building at 3966 Rocky River Drive.
Earn your GED or improve your
reading or math skills through free
classes offered by Seeds of Literacy, a
non-profit adult literacy organization.
Classes are forming across the city, with
the nearest site at River’s Edge, 3430
Rocky River Drive. If you are interested
to participate as either a client or a tutor,
please call 216-651-4302.
The Cretan Center, a social hall
owned by the Cretan Mutual Benefit
Association, is now available for rent
for parties of up to 150. The newly
refurbished hall, with a full commercial
kitchen, is located at 3853 W. 168th
Street, directly behind KFC on Lorain
Avenue. Parking is plentiful in the
municipal lot across the street. Contact
Stan Vitakis for rental information at
216-470-3323.
Dollar Tree is moving to a larger
location in Kamm’s Plaza. Look for
their September opening at the former
Medic Drug location.
Summer 2007
A flash fire occurred at Susan’s
Hallmark at Warren Village, causing
an estimated $1 million in damages
to the store and $90,000 in damages
to Geppetto’s next door. The vacant
storefront to the north was heavily
damaged, as was AmTrust Bank.
Nobody was hurt in the blaze. The
cause is being investigated. At the time
of the fire, weather stations reported
that Cleveland received 100 lightning
strikes in 10 minutes.
Public House is celebrating its 5th
anniversary this summer. Stop in for
homemade soups and specials created
daily. Cleveland’s best Lake Erie perch
fish fry is on the menu every Friday, and
a corned beef dinner special is served all
day Wednesday. Live entertainment most
weekends! If you haven’t been to Public
House, what are you waiting for?
West Park Meals on Wheels
provides healthy meals for those who
need them delivered to their homes. If
you are interested in the program as a
client or as a volunteer driver, please
call Karin at 216-251-6255.
Sign up for KCDC’s e-newsletter
if you haven’t already done so. To
opt in, visit our website at www.
kammscorners.com. Updates will
come monthly, with an extra issue
occasionally thrown in for news that
we feel is time sensitive or of great
importance to you.
Paint Program is Underway!
Paint program applications are
available until August 31st. Participants
receive vouchers for free paint and
prep supplies in exchange for agreeing
to follow lead-safe work practices.
For an application or details, go to
www.kammscorners.com and click
on Residential Programs or call Dave
Walker at 216-252-6559 ext. 22.
To qualify, applicants must have income
below the following income caps:
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$34,350
$39,300
$44,200
$49,100
$53,050
$56,950
$60,900
$64,800
Applicants must reside in the house
being painted. For lead safety, all paint
chips must thoroughly be cleaned up.
… by Councilman Marty Keane
News from Ward 21 and City Hall
Dear Friends:
Summer is nearly over with Labor
Day just around the corner. Soon our
children will be off to school and the
leaves will begin to change.
I would first like to take this
opportunity to thank all of you who
voted on July 3rd. The turnout for the
special election showed the entire City
of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County
that Ward 21 cares. We are a proud
and active people, who exercise our
most sacred right regardless of the
date or circumstance.
I was certainly humbled and
overjoyed by the entire experience.
You really never know the great
people we have in all of our
neighborhoods until you knock on
their doors and ask them for their
support. One thing is clear, the roots
in Ward 21 run deep. Regardless
if fourth generation or new to the
neighborhood, the ties that bind West
Park are strong.
The rains of August 7th, challenged
us all, but some more than others. I
have compiled a list of those affected
and have forwarded it to the Director
of the Sewer District for his review
and inspection. Governor Ted
Strickland announced that disaster
assistance is available through the
Ohio Department of Job and Family
Services for victims of the recent
floods. Please call 216-987-7000 for
more information.
Vacant homes and airport noise
have also had an impact on everyone’s
summer. We must all work together
on vacant homes by contacting my
office, banks, lenders, homeowners,
and/or real estate companies to
let them know when maintenance
becomes an issue. Until the market
rebounds, we must all strive to keep
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these homes from spoiling our streets
and neighborhoods.
The impacted area from airport
noise seems to grow daily. We must
have the affected areas reviewed
immediately. The current contour map
used by the Port Authority is based on
1999 numbers. I, along with our other
representatives in local, county, state
and federal government, will continue
to push to address this important
issue.
On a lighter note, great news
arrived from the Cleveland
Metropolitan School District. Our
two vacant schools will re-open this
fall. Valley View Boys Leadership
Academy and Douglas MacArthur
Girls Leadership Academy will open
for grades pre-K to 2. It is certain that
facilities maintenance and vitality will
follow.
Streetscape and storefront
renovation continues along Lorain
Avenue. Terrace Construction is on
pace to complete Phase I on schedule.
We will soon begin to iron out the
details for Phase II, the beautification
aspect of the project. Work has
certainly slowed on the facelift for the
downtown district. Hopefully, within
the next few weeks, great strides will
be made toward completion.
From our ball diamonds to the
soccer field, block parties to the
Farmers Market, Asphalt Cinema
to the local shops, this is a great
community to live and raise a family.
Please enjoy the rest of the summer,
enjoy your neighbors, and enjoy our
great neighborhood!
All the best,
ane
Marty Ke
Summer 2007
Meet Councilman
Martin J. Keane
Councilman Martin J. Keane was
appointed to Cleveland City Council on
March 26th to represent Ward 21. He
won a special election on July 3. As a
native Clevelander, Councilman Keane
feels a strong sense of connection to
and pride for his community.
Councilman Keane was born and
raised in Kamm’s Corners, where his
father served as councilman in the
1970s. He graduated from St. Ignatius
High School, and went on to attend
Ohio State University and ClevelandMarshall College of Law.
Before serving on Cleveland City
Council, Councilman Keane gained
extensive experience in public service
as a probation officer and most recently
as an Assistant County Prosecutor of
Cuyahoga County. He comes from
a strong background of community
service and plans to continue the
community and economic development
in Ward 21 to enhance the area to its
full potential.
Since 1925
Puritas Nursery
Councilman Keane’s goal is to serve
the Ward 21 community to the best of
his ability by providing and nurturing
safety, security, and comfort to the
residents of the area. The Councilman,
his wife Heather, and their four children
are proud to call Ward 21 home. The
councilman is pleased to have the
privilege and opportunity to serve
Ward 21, and hopes to give back to
the community that has done so much
for him.
Councilman Martin Keane with daughter Catherine at
the Asphalt Cinema.
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The West Park Historical Society is
currently in the planning stages to
commemorate the 50th Anniversary of
the closing of Puritas Springs Park. They
would love to include any memorabilia
or photos that you might have. They
would also like to interview you if you
have fond memories of the park. If
you are shy about being interviewed,
they welcome your cherished written
memories. If you are interested in
helping to plan the event, please
contact them as follows:
Phone: 216-941-9730
E-mail: wphsmember@sbcglobal.net
US mail: WPHS
16307 Lucille Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio 44111
Visit Cleveland’s last
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flowers and vegetables.
“For Every Blooming Thing” Right here in West Park,
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Back to the Future
… by Cindy Janis
district. We made our repair method
selections based upon what was best
for the project with the highest levels
of craftsmanship.”
After the removal of several layers
of wooden panels, cement plaster,
and a thick layer of tar, the limestone
restoration began. First, a water misting
system, developed by VIP to loosen
dirt and carbons without the use
of chemicals, was used to clean the
limestone.
Next, VIP patched countless holes
and cracks with Jahn Restoration
Mortar. After removing deteriorated
mortar in the joints, appropriate mortar
color for tuck pointing was selected
from samples applied to the building.
With nine storefronts under
construction, including Gino’s Shoe
Repair, Allied Tax Service, Dad’s Smoke
Shop, Common Grounds, The Coin
Shop, and Westpark Barbershop,
restoring the past and preserving the
future is very visible in Downtown
Kamm’s Corners.
The property owner, Kamcor Realty,
is renovating the building on Lorain
Avenue with the assistance of the City
of Cleveland Storefront Renovation
Program (SRP), locally administered by
KCDC. The SRP offers design assistance
and a 40% rebate (up to $25,000) for
comprehensive exterior renovations.
Also, each tenant will receive a 40%
rebate (up to $3,000) for new signage.
In addition, former councilman Michael
Dolan committed a $35,000 grant to this
extensive project.
A major part of the scope of work
for this project is the restoration of
the original limestone crests and
decorative architectural details of the
building. The project also includes the
replication of several large sections
of details that had
been removed from
the building.
Kamcor Realty chose
VIP Restoration to
perform the limestone
r e s t o r a t i o n . V I P,
with headquarters
at 1361 East 55th
Street, has restored
some of the most
prominent buildings in
Northeastern Ohio, and
has been recognized
with numerous awards
from the Cleveland
Restoration Society, Scaffolding is used for the detailed and skilled task of applying silicone to an
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existing limestone crest, the first step in the mold making process.
Craftsmen, and the
All the previously removed decorative
International Masonry Institute’s
details
were custom made with
Golden Trowel to name a few.
expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam to
“This has been a challenging
match the existing, original limestone
project regarding the budget and the
ornamentation on the storefronts.
extensive damage to the limestone,”
Once installed, the replications will be
said Vince Piscitello, President of
coated with a color closely matching
VIP. “We have a commitment to
the original limestone.
neighborhood development, and this is
“After much research on the best
a significant building in the commercial
method of replicating the two different
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crests existing on the building, we
decided to make silicone molds and cast
the six missing crests ourselves,” said
Vince. “After restoring broken portions
of the original crests, a release agent
was applied to the crests, followed by
six layers of silicone,” he continued.
Once fully cured, the flexible
silicone molds were covered with
a polyurethane-based material that
formed a rigid shell. The molds were
removed from the original crests and
transported to VIP, where two different
types of mortar were poured and
pushed into the molds. The fully cured
crests were removed from the molds
and installed above the six storefronts.
To tie the building together, a coating
will be applied to match the original
limestone in color and
texture.
The Secretary of the
Interior ’s Standards
for the Treatment of
H i s t o r i c Pr o p e r t i e s
defines restoration as:
“The act or process
of accurately depicting
the form, features, and
character of a property
as it appeared at a
particular period of time
by means of the removal
of features from other
periods in its history and
reconstruction of missing features from
the restoration period.”
The silicone molds
are very accurate
to the original
crests.
Thanks to Kamcor Realty, VIP
Restoration, Mike Dolan, Councilman
Marty Keane, and the City of Cleveland
Storefront Renovation Program, the
restored architectural limestone details
of this building will reflect the past far
into the future!
For information about the Storefront
Renovation Program, contact Cindy Janis
at cindy.janis@kammscorners.com or call
216-252-6559, ext. 12.
Summer 2007
Arclight Glassworks
Living a Dream
…by Marilyn Osborne
Do what you love and the money will follow. West Park
resident John Abbott is banking on the truth of that adage.
He recently started his own company, Arclight Glassworks,
with the encouragement of his wife, Kelly McNamara. She
works in the banking industry and supports her husband
in doing what he loves: creating original stained glass for
residential and commercial clientele.
In the mid-1980’s, John grew interested in stained glass
work while attending art classes. In 1996, he ran a studio
in Parma called Designer Glass. “Piloting them through that
period was a labor of love,” said John. “There wasn’t a lot
money in it, but I learned a lot about the glass business.”
Then, in 1998, one of the commercial vendors the
company did business with, Oldcastle Glass, had an opening
in the front office for an inside sales rep. This was a much
more lucrative opportunity, but sadly involved no art glass
whatsoever. “I promised myself I’d do it for five years, and
then strike out on my own,” he said. Meanwhile, he gained
more training working with other glass studios in his spare
time.
Sure enough, at the end of five years, on March 12,
2005, he resigned and started his own business: Arclight
Glassworks. He chose the name from the glowing, wire
portion of an incandescent lamp. “When you work with
Using his light bench and a steady hand, local stained glass artist
John Abbott traces patterns onto glass.
glass, you are really working with light,” John explained.
“The light bulb also represents an idea. Thus the name:
Arclight Glassworks.”
John built a workshop in his basement, including a
couple of worktables and a bench equipped with a builtin light. He uses this bench to trace patterns onto the
stained glass pieces. Glass, lead, solder, and tools are
at hand because he does most of the work in this shop.
Pieces to be fired in a kiln are taken to one of two studios
he shares with other artists.
Since starting Arclight Glassworks, John has created
and installed decorative glass in a number of local homes
and businesses, including a stained glass bar front he’s
currently working on for the Cleveland Bistro restaurant
on West 117th Street. He also made a major repair to a
shattered antique piece the size of a door that belongs to
the owners of the Prosperity Social Club in Tremont. The
(Formerly Ullrich’s Garden Center )
Bomber Squadron
Restaurant
A classic stained glass design is being pieced together for P.J. McIntyre’s,
an Irish pub soon to open in Kamm’s Corners.
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piece was over 100 years old. “Getting
glass to match inside an antique piece
is a challenge,” explained John. He
dug through drawers and drawers of
old glass to find a proper match. A
medallion had to be specially made
by a glass blower. John doesn’t blow
glass, but he knows someone who
does. (All the folks in the stained glass
business seem connected, as do local
artists in general.)
It was through such a connection
that John landed his current and
largest project to date: creating
stained glass art for the interior of P.J.
McIntyre’s, a new Irish restaurant and
pub opening in September at 17119
Lorain Avenue, the former West End
Appliance location.
Here’s how. John and his wife Kelly
love West Park. They have lived on West
116th, West 133rd, and now Warren
Road. All their houses have been “fixeruppers.” The man who redid their
wood floors, Everett Query, is also a
muralist and a friend of Tom Leneghan
and Patrick Campbell, partners in
P.J. McIntyre’s. Everett, impressed
with John’s work, introduced Tom
and Patrick to John. After learning
about the vision for P.J. McIntyre’s,
John drew up several designs for
the walls, booths, and entranceways
employing stained glass techniques
and embossing on clear glass.
“John took the project to heart and
designed fantastic original art. Some
of his pieces creatively tie in a Celtic
knot that is part of our logo,” said
Tom. “The fact that John is a local
gentleman, makes having him part of
this project even better.”
“I am thrilled to be part of this
endeavor,” said John.
To learn more about Arclight
Glassworks and the art of stained glass,
visit www.arclightglassworks.com or
call John Abbott at 216-533-4623.
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Summer 2007
Diamonds are a
Girl’s Best Friend!
The GMI Panthers were crowned
Junior Division Champs of Four Corners
Baseball in the local fast-pitch girls
softball program, a surprise ending and
extraordinary feat considering the team
finished at the bottom of the division
last summer with a dismal record
of 2-14. In a complete turnaround,
the team ended this summer with a
stunning 15-1 record. Coach Gary
Mills attributes this big win to the hard
work and enthusiasm exhibited by
all the team members, including his
daughter, pitcher Brianna Mills, who
hit 5 home runs this summer — the
most home runs by a single player in
the division!
In a strategic move, Coach Mills
studied his team’s opponents to discover
their strengths and weaknesses. “I then
coached my girls accordingly,” said
Mills. That strategy obviously helped
the team rise to the top of the ranks.
The girls were out on the diamond
practicing twice a week. Those who
were less than enthusiastic dropped
out, making room for a few fresh faces
that were added to the team this year.
Nearly 95% of the girls are from West
Park. “One of the parents of a team
member also played Four Corners
here as a child,” said Mills, who also
sponsors the team. (GMI stands for
Get More Involved).
Four Corners Baseball has been in
existence since 1969. From that first
year’s enrollment of 150 children, Four
Corners Baseball has become one of
the largest independently operated
Citizen Input
Sought on Future
of Burke Lakefront
Airport
Work has begun on a multifaceted analysis that will help city
officials determine once and for
all the future of Burke Lakefront
Airport.
An extraordinary pitcher, Brianna Mills of the GMI
Panthers hit the most homeruns this season in the
Junior Division: 5! Her final batting average was .741,
the highest on the team.
youth baseball organizations in the
City of Cleveland. Last year they offered
baseball opportunities for over 1,000
children age 5-17. Programs include
T-Ball, Hardball, and Girls Fast Pitch
Softball. They also partner with West
Denison Baseball and the West 130th
Tri-League to provide the children with
ever-expanding baseball and softball
opportunities.
Four Corners Baseball prides itself
on being an instructional league as
well as a competitive one. Clinics for
players and coaches are offered to
members and are supported by various
organizations including the Cleveland
Indians, Cleveland State University,
and Up To Bat West, a training facility
in Brook Park.
Local businesses support the teams
and the efforts of volunteers. Thank
your local businesses with your
continued support!
The 2007 All-Star Team with players from teams supported by Cops-n-Kids,
GMI Panthers, Geppetto’s, Public House, and West Park Station.
“A critical piece to the analysis
is input derived from residents
concerning the fate of the airport
and property,” said Airport Director
Ricky Smith. “It is critical that we
hear the thoughts and feelings
of the public in regard to this
sometimes controversial project.’
Two public workshops have
already taken place with one more
slated for late August and another
in September. Dates will be
announced on the airport website:
www.clevelandairport.com.
People who are unable to attend
any of the workshops may also
visit the airport website to keep
informed of project updates
and/or share their thoughts and
views.
Gary Mills, coach of the GMI Panthers, proudly stands with his team as they show off
trophies awarded to these Junior Division Champs of Four Corners Girls Fast-Pitch Softball.
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Summer 2007
Asphalt Cinema
Fun for Five!
CLEVELAND
Have you enjoyed our series of free outdoor
family movies these past five summers? They’re
dubbed Asphalt Cinema because they are shown
in the municipal parking lot at West 168th Street
and Albers Avenue (near Lorain Avenue). In June,
Fairview Hospital sponsored Happy Feet. In July, The
Ohio Lottery sponsored Charlotte’s Web. In August,
KCDC sponsored Over the Hedge.
Hundreds of residents brought lawn chairs and
blankets and joined their neighbors under the stars.
Before the movie began at dusk, there was plenty of
fun with creative games and activities for children
at booths operated by Downtown Kamm’s Corners
merchants. Always popular is the bubble gum
blowing contest for people of all ages.
At Asphalt Cinema, fresh hot popcorn, sno-cones,
and cold beverages are available for purchase
along with glow necklaces, too. Before the movie
begins, kids stand in line for free fanciful balloon
creations.
Plan to join us next summer for Asphalt Cinema
on the third Fridays of June, July, and August!
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home improvement loan program. Loans on small
apartment buildings are also offered.
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Call 216.621.7350 or visit www.cashcleveland.org
Neighborhood Spotlight — Top Dog Grand Opening
Top Dog, located on Lorain Avenue in the
former Kathleen’s Kitchen, held a very well
attended Grand Opening in June complete with
outdoor dining and one dollar dogs.
Top Dog features great breakfasts all day.
Check out the Top Round Steak & Egg Special for
$6.50. For very hearty appetites, there is now a
Big Dog that weighs in at a full 1/2 pound!
It’s great to have Top Dog in the neighborhood!
The big wiener above left is none other than Top Dog
owner John Donahue who teamed up with America’s next
super hero, Top Dog - Defender of Great Taste!.
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Summer 2007
The Kamm’s
Corners Farmers
Market is a Sunday
Tradition!
Market is held every Sunday from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through October
and invites you to buy locally
grown fresh produce, bread, baked
goods, cheese and dairy products,
honey, herbs, and flowering plants!
The market also features weekly
health and wellness education,
live entertainment, and cooking
demonstrations from both local and
celebrity chefs.
In addition to mouth-watering
summer produce such as tomatoes,
sweet corn, and peaches, several
high profile restaurants gave chef
demonstrations recently. On August 5th
at 10:30 a.m., Dr. Stephen Flynn from
Fairview Hospital hosted a discussion
on the Mediterranean Diet with food
samples provided. On August 12th
visitors to the market learned how to
roast sweet corn on the grill and tried
an ear for $1. Proceeds went to support
The Cleveland Heroes Run. Chefs from
Johnny Mango were at the market on
August 19th featuring food from their
eclectic international menu.
On August 26th, barbecue aficionados
will appreciate Chuck Yarborough
of The Plain Dealer cooking Smoked
Texas Brisket, with our own Steve
Lorenz (KCDC Executive Director and
Certified Barbeque Judge) smoking
a Pork Shoulder. In September, look
for guest appearances by Pearl of the
Orient, Great Lakes Brewing Company,
Deborah Hanson featuring recipes
from Cleveland Cooks, and Stino da
Napoli.
Market is also a family entertainment
destination! On August 5th, Michael
McDonald of the Easy Street Rounders
played Americana, lyrical, and folk rock
music. On August 12th, Jim Tigue, a
self-described guitarist, performer,
songwriter and member of local band
TieDye Harvest, performed. On August
19th, The Flip Side, a five-member
acoustic band, performed. Brand New
Hat, local favorites that play from rock,
to bluegrass, to folk, to classic forties
perform on August 26th.
Horse-drawn wagon rides are
also offered every third Sunday
of each month.
On September
21st YesterYear
Horse
and
Carriage Inc. will
be giving horse
drawn wagon
rides through the
neighborhood
during market
hours. Bring the
kids and join in
the fun. Only $1
per person to
ride.
Wellness
demonstrations
and activities are
The market is open every Sunday, rain or shine. People come to shop, to snack, to
enjoy the music, to learn, and more. Visit every week and bring your friends!
being offered in
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August as well. Complimentary spinal
screenings were provided by Dr.
Vernallis from the River Chiropractic
& Wellness Center on August 5th. On
August 19th, Maria “Puma” Reyes, an
instructor at Rivers Edge, conducted a
yoga demonstration. Marilyn Valentino
of West Park Massotherapy will be
offering chair massages for a minimal
fee on August 26th.
New farmers and a larger variety of
produce are arriving every week. In
August, the market features heirloom
tomatoes, sweet corn, eggplant,
sweet and hot peppers, melons,
peaches, and early apples, among
other fresh produce! Vendors include
Conneaut Creek Farm, Cosmic Dream
Farm, Emerald Necklace Inn, George
Jones Farm, Hooper Farm, H-W
Organic Farms, Infinite Garden Farm,
Jorgensen’s Apiary, the Muffin Maven,
O’Donnell’s Irish Fare/Engine 39, Ohio
Farm Direct, Puritas Nursery, Rego’s
Fresh Market, White Family Farm, and
Wonder City Farm. Every purchase also
earns you valuable coupons good for
discounts at Kamm’s Plaza.
Make it a weekly tradition! The
Kamm’s Corners Farmers Market is
held rain or shine every Sunday from
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. through October and
is conveniently located at West 168th
Street and Lorain Avenue (behind
Walgreens).
There’s always something new to
experience at the Kamm’s Corners
Farmers Market! To see galleries of
pictures from every week at the market,
and also learn more about the produce,
location, sponsors, and events, visit
www.kammscorners.com.
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Executive Director Steve
Lorenz contributes his
monthly message.
The magazine starts out with
Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Osborne,
our quarterback, who organizes
content from staff and the
community.
Assistant Editor Joe Outlaw
is our official photographer
and also writes an
occasional feature article.
The M
the M
It takes a great team and
a great printer to produce
a great publication!
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Contributing Editor
Cindy Janis writes
features on commercial
development.
Ward 21 Councilman
Marty Keane writes the
Councilman’s Corner.
In addition to her editorial duties,
Marilyn also writes feature articles,
takes photographs, and is responsible
for advertising sales.
We depend upon members of
the community to submit news
items. We also accept stories
from the public such as Gary
Swilik’s historical articles.
Contributing
Editor Dave Walker
contributes real-estate
related articles and
proofreading.
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The files Joe prepares go to
Steve Sens, Senior Designer at
Phil Vedda & Sons printing in
Lakewood. Steve prepares the
files, a process called prepress,
for creating plates.
Joe Outlaw of Outlaw Productions has been designing,
laying out, editing, and typesetting the magazine from
the very first issue in 1993 and also produced earlier
versions called “this is… Kamm’s Area” back when
KCDC was known as Kamco.
Joe receives the magazine content from Marilyn and
uses a state-of-the-art Apple Macintosh computer
system equipped with Adobe Creative Suite to put the
magazine together digitally, cover-to-cover. In addition
to the magazine editorial content, Joe also creates many
of the advertisements that grace our pages.
After final proofing with staff, Joe creates a set of master
files that go to the next step at the printer.
If you look closely at the screen behind Joe, you will
see the centerfold section you are now reading in the
design process.
Making of
Magazine
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The 5-color Heidelberg Speedmaster CD 74 press our magazine is
printed on cost over one million dollars and is considered to be among
the finest in the world. The magazine comes off the press in large, 16
page sheets called signatures (see insert lower right above).
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This is the machine that creates the plates.
There are no film negatives in this digital
process called straight to plate.
Vedda will drop in family
photograph here.
The multi-page signatures
go to another sophisticated
Heidelberg piece of
equipment called a saddle stitcher. This marvel of
engineering folds, cuts, assembles, and staples to
create stacks of finished magazines ready to mail.
The Vedda family has been printing the Kamm’s Corners
magazine for over a decade. Pictured above are Phil and
Grace Vedda with sons Jim and Joe.
Proud to be a
KCDC Business
Member!
Pictured in the background is the new state-of-the art
facility of Vedda printing located at 12000 Berea Road.
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The magazines are imprinted wtih your address on this
automated equipment. Computer control “bundles” the
magazines for the most favorable postal rates.
At Kamm’s
Plaza!
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Proudly Serving You for 35 Years!
• Established 1972 •
Thank You to all the wonderful
people whom it has been our privilege
to serve since we opened our store
here in West Park 35 years ago!
R ic k
Our family tradition goes back to
1940 when our grandfather, Yaro
Kolar, opened his first butcher shop.
You, our customers, are most
important to this tradition and we
welcome you as family each day.
3364A Warren Road
Warren Village Shopping Center
941-0288
or 941- (MEAT)
Hours: M-F, 8-7 • Sat. 8-6 • Sun. 10-2
arm
S t o p i n f o r a ws m i l e
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K&K Portage
Market Celebrates
35 Years Making
Customers Happy
Pre-wrapped meat sold at megachain supermarkets is often the
only choice in many communities.
Fortunately, West Park has an
alternative: K&K Portage Market in
the Warren Village Shopping Plaza at
3364-A Warren Road. With its 80 feet
of glass cases displaying a vast array
of steaks, chops, deli meats, fresh
seafood, and more, K&K harkens
back to the good old days.
Prompt and friendly service is
yours from behind the counter
as you indicate exactly what
you want and how much.
The name K&K is from Kolar and
Kolar — mom and pop Kolar. “Dad
liked the sound of the double K,”
said Jerry Jr. “It reminded him of
B&B, but this was his own place so
he gave it his own name — twice!”
meatloaf, and side dishes, too. (For
really good “fast” food stop here on
your way home!) Their father, Jerry
Sr., is retired but stays involved.
“Dad still shows up to put in a few
hours here and there,” said Jerry
About 20 years ago, K&K Portage Jr. “He also drives the meat out to
Market moved to its current location Thyme.”
from the space now occupied by
Over the years, K&K continued
Best Cuts. Back then, the store was to expand and today includes an
only 15 feet by 50 feet. “We used in-store bakery. Every morning after
to pack ‘em in on Saturdays back 8 a.m. the aroma of freshly baked
when grocery stores closed at 6 p.m. apple fritters, donuts, pies, bread,
during the week and all day Sunday,” cookies, and brownies fills the place.
said Jerry Jr., who came to work with In addition, a wide variety of wine
is stocked along with cold beer,
his father out of high school.
beverages, and snacks.
After 35 years, there’s quite
an alumni of former employees
— including many doctors,
lawyers, and other successful
folks — who come back to
say thanks for the part-time
jobs that got them through
school. They now enjoy the
personalized service they
used to deliver themselves to
customers. Said one, “These
guys are great and will cut,
get, or order pretty much
anything you need. I still
come here because the food
is amazing!”
K&K proprietors Jerry Jr. and
Rick Kolar learned the meat
business at a young age with
family members as guides.
Their tradition of delicious
food and old-fashioned
service began in 1940, when
their grandfather, Yaro Kolar,
opened his first shop, Kolar’s
Meats, on the corner of East
93rd and Marah Avenue. His
son, Jerry Sr., started working
K&K Portage Market is open
there, too, learning the meat
Monday
through Friday from
business by packing eggs
Grandfather Yaro (Jerry) Kolar, center, behind the
8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday
and making deliveries on his
counter
of
his
second
store
location
at
10501
Union
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and
bicycle at the age of nine. Yaro
Avenue circa 1952.
Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
moved his shop to 105th and
Eventually,
he
and
his
brother
Please call 216-941-6328 for more
Union in Cleveland’s Bohemian
Richard became the proud owners information.
neighborhood in 1952.
of K&K to carry on the family
Jerry Sr. continued to work for
tradition. A third brother owns
his father until that store closed in
Thyme restaurant in Medina,
1965. He took his experience and
supplied, of course, by K&K Portage
worked for a meat market named
Market! Their sister, Sue, has a
B&B, dreaming and saving for his
degree in culinary arts and comes in
own store. The dream became
two to three times a week to make
reality in 1972, when he bought a
a delicious array of prepared dishes
business at Warren Village originally
such as fried chicken, barbequed
called Portage Variety Meats because
ribs, Salisbury steak, kielbasa
it started in Akron’s Portage Lakes.
and sauerkraut, stuffed cabbage,
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KAMMS PLAZA
SHOPPING CENTER
Committed to Enriching the Quality of the
Kamm’s Corners Community
Al Wilhelmy Flowers
Baker’s Bakery
Best Cuts
Carol & John’s Comic Shop*
*Larger New
Cartridge World
Location
Chase Bank
CD Game Exchange
City Star Nails
Curves
Dollar Tree
Dots
Dragon Towers
Electric Beach
Fashion Bug
Fashion Bug Plus
GameStop
Gene’s Place Restaurant
Handee Cleaners
Hastings Home Health Center
H & R Block
Kamms Barber Shop
Kamms Plaza Pet & Supply
Omega Sports Shop
Pizza Hut
Radio Shack
Red Lantern
Rego’s Fresh Markets
Revol
Subway Sandwiches
Yvonne’s Jewelers
U.S. Post Office
West Park Laundry
West Park Vision Clinic
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Fresh Markets
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440-892-4900
Summer 2007
Cornhole
for a Cause!
Cleveland Clinic Western Market
G.O.A.L. Cornhole Tourney
Benefits Laura’s Home
What’s the big deal about
cornhole?
It doesn’t require athletic prowess,
besides a bit of hand-eye coordination.
No helmet is necessary, and injury is
unlikely - unless you are particularly
fierce with your toss. And when you
play the backyard beanbag sport at the
First Annual Cleveland Clinic Western
Market G.O.A.L. Charity Cornhole
Tournament, your participation
benefits Laura’s Home, a homeless
shelter for women and children in
Cleveland.
Winners of the Downtown Kamm’s
Corners 4th of July Coloring Contest
As a reward for their talent, the
winners of the coloring contest got to
ride on the KCDC float in the Kiwanis
4th of July Parade!
7-8 year winner submitted by Papa John’s:
Audra Tuleta, age 7
5-6 year winner submitted by West Park Station:
Poppy Henrikson, age 6
9-10 year winner submitted by Arcade
Tavern:2:50 PM
4096.key.5.3125x7.875Kamms
7/13/07
Marla Fulkerson, age 9
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
SAFE and SECURE SO
YOUR FUTURE is TOO.
Save the date for Friday, September
21st. The cornhole tournament kicks
off at 6 p.m., and registration costs
$25 for one person and $50 per team.
Participants can enjoy an evening with
food and drinks, including alcoholic
beverages. Jam with a deejay and play
cornhole for a cause!
Laura’s Home relies on the support
of individuals and organizations
like Fairview Hospital to provide
much-needed services to homeless
women and children in Cleveland.
The home’s holistic, spiritually based
approach helps women transition
from homelessness to self-sufficiency,
strengthens families and provides
wellness and recovery programs so
women can live independently and
maintain employment.
Last year, Laura’s Home gave shelter
to 817 women and 532 children, all
homeless. The home served 51,722
meals and helped 77 women on a
path toward recovery with in-house
programs.
For information on registering for
the cornhole event, contact Christina
Hein at 440-356-0687 or e-mail
christina.hein@fairviewhospital.org.
Every customer has unique financial needs. Whether you’re saving for
home improvements, emergencies or retirement, National City has
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Fax 216.476.2211 17015 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland Heroes Run Set for
Sunday, September 23
Cleveland’s most scenic and challenging five-mile race
and two-mile fun run or walk will take place on Sunday,
September 23rd. The morning event honors the memory
of West Park Cleveland Police and Firefighters who have
died in the line of duty and whose names are etched on
the memorial set in the Memorial Walkway along the west
side of Rocky River Drive.
The memorial is a granite and bronze sculpture
overlooking scenic Rocky River Reservation. Designed
by local artist and sculptor Paula Blackmon, it not only
represents the tremendous sacrifice made by these police
officers and firefighters, but also offers their families and the
community a gathering place to honor their memory.
The West Park Cleveland Police and Firefighters Memorial
Fund was established in 2002, and was made possible
through a joint effort of the Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s
Association, Firefighters Local 93, and federal, state, and
local government along with citizen support.
The annual Cleveland Heroes Run, a 5-mile and 2-mile
community race, was created to raise funds not only to
make this tribute possible, but also to establish and fund
an annual scholarship for a family member of a West Park
police officer or firefighter whose name appears on the
memorial. Also, to show appreciation and support for the
West Park community, a scholarship is given each year to a
local school in the name of one of the fallen police officers
or firefighters.
To get involved in making this lasting tribute possible, join
the Heroes Run on September 23rd. There is also a kidsonly race, for children 7 and younger, that begins after the
5-mile race. Although registration is required for the kids
race, no entry fee applies. It’s an opportunity for everyone
to get involved in the event.
Entry Fees:
$16 Pre-registration by Tuesday, September 18th
$20 Late registration & race day registration
All entry fees are non-refundable
For those who embrace the competitive spirit, awards
will be presented at the end of the races to the top three
finishing male and female racers in a plethora of age groups
and categories.
Plus, those who pre-register before September 18th
will get a commemorative long-sleeved race t-shirt, postrace refreshments, and a goodie bag. For race registration
forms, visit their web site at www.clevelandheroesrun.com
or the KCDC web site at www.kammscorners.com. Race
forms are also available at many fine West Park business
establishments.
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Summer 2007
Congregation
Exploring
Wind Power as
Sustainable Energy
Alternative
In May 2003, the sisters at the
Congregation of St. Joseph installed a
132-foot wind energy-monitoring tower
on their grounds at 3430 Rocky River
Drive. The tower has been measuring
the wind force flowing across the
Rocky River valley, an area considered
by experts to be the most promising
for capturing a smooth, constant air
flow here.
Data from the study is now being
analyzed to determine if “clean, green”
wind power is feasible for that location,
and, if so, what kind of generator would
give the optimal results, including its
optimal height and its potential to
contribute energy to the congregation’s
electric usage.
Sister Mary Schrader spearheaded
the project and asked KCDC to help
gather “smart women and men who
have good hearts” to help move the
project forward. As a result, government
officials from the city and state, along
with experts in sustainable energy and
other interested parties met July 31st
to discuss the project and explore
funding resources for a wind turbine
if the project moves ahead.
Considering the high cost and
polluting effects of fossil fuels, the
congregation is continually investigating
the use of practical renewable energy
sources such as wind now and perhaps
solar power later. Currently, the sisters
own 11 cars fueled by compressed
natural gas, and by using public
transportation and carpooling, they
have reduced the number of gasolinepowered vehicles being used by
members of the congregation. They
are so dedicated to preserving the
environment that they use Green Clean,
a cleaning crew that uses only non-toxic
cleaners to clean their facilities.
The Congregation of St. Joseph is
living their promise “to take steps now
to strengthen, heal, and renew the face
of the earth.”
Neighborhood Spotlight — Cone Zone Grand Opening
Cone Zone, located at 4081 Rocky River Drive,
had a Grand Opening celebration in June that
featured balloons, food specials, and Sponge
Bob greeting the kids. The good times and good
food continue at the Cone Zone!
Owners and sisters Lucy Champa and Linda Sobieraj
invite you to try their newest treat, Flavor Burst cones
with a burst of flavor swirled throughout. The fun flavors
include Blue Goo, Cherry, Strawberry, and Mocha.
Neighborhood Spotlight — West Park Village Tavern
Left to right: Owners John Lorince, Beau Maxey, and Steve
Kelly invite you to an amazing sports bar with homemade
daily specials and fine spirits!
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On June 8th, the former Bartley’s Tavern reopened
as the Westpark Village Tavern Sports Bar & Grill.
Now you can visit 15715 Lorain Avenue for an
extensive menu of good eats, including fun treats
like mini-corn dogs or mini-tacos, fried pepper
cheese-stuffed ravioli appetizers, or a variety of
burgers, wraps, and sandwiches, many for less
than $6. The new place opens daily at 11 a.m. and
also features a Friday fish fry, $1.50 taco night on
Mondays, and 30-cent wing special on Wednesdays.
Saturday is steak night, offering a $9 fillet or a $6
strip steak special, including potato and vegetable.
For extra entertainment, Tuesday is country music
night, Thursday is ladies night with a DJ, and
Sunday offers karaoke. The kitchen is open till 11
p.m. weeknights and till midnight weekends. The
bar is open until 2:30 a.m. every night. For more
information, call 216-476-1558.
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North Coast Health Ministry (NCHM) is a non-profit
organization with a singular purpose: to deliver health
care with compassion to the uninsured in our own
backyard. NCHM was founded in 1986 to champion the
needs of local residents who were increasingly overlooked
by the traditional health care system. Since then, NCHM
has consistently delivered healthcare and hope to the
uninsured.
For the many people who earn too much to qualify for
government support and have no affordable alternatives,
NCHM offers free healthcare and medical assistance.
Services are provided by paid staff and volunteers.
Their full time physician is Board Certified in Family
Medicine. In addition, North Coast Health Ministry has
established working relationships with hundreds of
doctors and medical professionals who accept referred
patients whenever further care or treatment is deemed
necessary.
Diagnostic testing and comprehensive medical
treatment are often available to their patients through
partnerships with Fairview, Lakewood, and St. John
West Shore Hospitals. Patients are also eligible to receive
discounts on prescription medication at three local
pharmacy chains and through pharmaceutical patient
assistance programs.
Care is available to individuals from birth to age 65 who
are uninsured, have limited income, and live in western
Cuyahoga and eastern Lorain counties. To determine if
you qualify for free healthcare, simply call NCHM at 216228-7878. You will receive an eligibility screening over
the phone. If you qualify, you will receive registration
forms in the mail followed by an appointment. North
Coast Health Ministry clinic hours are Monday - Friday,
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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What’s Happening? Check the Community Calendar
The Kamm’s Corners Community Calendar may be viewed anytime via the Kamm’s Corners web site at
www.kammscorners.com. Once there, you may view it in daily, weekly, or monthly form.
Getting word out about your organization’s public events has never been easier. Maybe you don’t have a
web site, but would like people to be able to easily find information about your events online. Maybe you’d
especially like to attract neighborhood residents to your events. KCDC’s calendar is here for you.
Submitting your public events for the calendar is easy. Here are some examples of the kinds of events we
can post on the calendar:
Plays and musical performances • Bake sales and craft bazaars • One-day-only sales events
Open houses & community events • Classes for adults or kids
If your organization has an event you’d like to have posted on the Kamm’s Corners Community Calendar,
follow the instructions at our website or send an e-mail to info@kammscorners.com including:
• Name of the event
• Date of event
• Starting and ending times
(approximate if necessary)
• Any event sponsors you’d like to recognize
• Cost to attend
• Contact information: name, phone number,
e-mail address
• A link to your website, if any
• A name and phone number for further
information
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West Park Early Childhood PTA
Supports Parents of Preschoolers
The West Park Early Childhood PTA is an organization for
parents of preschool age children (birth - age 6) dedicated
to improving the quality of life for parents and children by
giving guidance, friendship, and reassurance. Membership is
open to everyone, including expectant parents and parents
who live outside of West Park.
The PTA is part of the Ohio and national PTA (although
not affiliated with any specific church or school) and pays
yearly dues to the Ohio PTA (www.ohiopta.org) and national
PTA. (www.pta.org).
You are invited to join their monthly meetings where
you may socialize, listen to a speaker, and share ideas with
other parents. During meetings, babysitting is available for
$1.00 per child. Both mothers and fathers are invited and
encouraged to attend any meeting, field trip, or party.
Monthly meetings are held on the third Thursday of each
month from September through April at St. Mary Romanian
Orthodox Cathedral, 3256 Warren Road.
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Simple Storefront
Hides a Secret
Past
Company, a lumberyard which 1946, it was moved to its current
occupied the site until the early location at 15100 Lorain Avenue and
1960’s. Baby boomers will recall the became the West Park office of the
business under its later name, the Dutcher Realty Company.
Rock Island Lumber Company.
… by Gary Swilik
Local dentist Dr. Gerald A. Fallon
bought
the building from Dutcher
In 1946, Bert and Lloyd Dutcher,
Sometimes a neighborhood
a father-and-son realty firm, bought Realty in June, 1950, and it became
historian discovers there’s more to a
the building from the Teachout his office for the next thirty-five
modest-looking building than meets
Company for $1,000. On July 17, years. Dr. Fallon began his dental
the eye. Consider Carpet Center
USA, located on the north side of
the street at 15100 Lorain Avenue.
The wood-paneled exterior presents
a trim, business-like appearance
but this simple structure would
otherwise not seem to be particularly
interesting. A little architectural
sleuthing, however, has uncovered
some forgotten history.
The building originally stood
three-tenths of a mile to the east
at 14550 Lorain Avenue on the site
of the current Harley-Davidson
motorcycle dealership. It was built
in late 1923 as an office for the
West End branch of the Teachout
1946 – The building at its original location at 14550 Lorain Avenue.
Why is it important
to maintain regular
dental visits?
Have you seen your dentist lately? It may be one of the most important appointments you make!
Regular dental check-ups are essential to maintaining overall good health. Many diseases have signs that
appear in the mouth. Diabetes, nutritional and vitamin deficiencies, and hormonal irregularities are some
examples. In addition, by identifying precancerous changes in your mouth, we can help detect cancer at a
stage when it can be treated most successfully.
Regular dental visits can also help to detect periodontal disease (gum disease). You may be unaware
that you have gum disease because it does not always hurt. We always check the health of your gums to
ensure all is well.
Regular visits are also important to denture wearers to ensure a proper fit and if replacement or
realignment is necessary.
By visiting your dentist regularly, we can detect tooth decay early, which can save time, money and
your teeth.
And finally, even if you thoroughly brush and clean your teeth each day, your teeth need and deserve
a professional cleaning at the dental office. Professional cleaning helps remove stains and tartar from
Jason Doerschuk, DDS
your teeth, helps prevent gum disease and keeps your smile looking great!
If you are in need of a gentle and caring dental office give us a call at (216) 671-6707.
Have an idea for next issue’s question? Call or e-mail at j_doerschukdds@sbcglobal.net
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practice after serving as a lieutenant commander in the Navy
during World War II. He passed away at age 71 in 1985.
Current owner Bob LaBuda, who grew up in West Park,
bought the building from Dr. Fallon’s widow and remodeled
it as Carpet Center USA, adding a new roof line and facade.
Bob now does most of his business from a large warehouse
further back on the lot and the establishment is still going
strong over two decades later.
So a simple-looking building has a rather convoluted and
interesting past. If you know the secret or forgotten history of
a local home or building, contact the author at 216-252-9850
or gshatterhand@aol.com.
2007 – Carpet Center USA at 15100 Lorain Avenu.
After the building was moved to 15100 Lorain Avenue, it became the office of Dutcher Realty
Company, shown here in December, 1946.
From 1950 to 1985 the building was Dr. Gerald A. Fallon’s office.
Photo circa 1960.
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Fairview Hospital is Reverified as a
Level II Trauma Center
Fairview Hospital has been reverified as a Level II Trauma Center by the Committee
on Trauma of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). This achievement recognizes
Fairview Hospital’s dedication to providing the highest quality care for injured
patients.
As reverified by the Committee on Trauma, a Level II Trauma Center is able
to initiate definitive care for all injured patients. Key elements of a Level II
Trauma Center include 24 hour-immediate coverage by general surgeons with
specialized knowledge in the area of trauma management, as well as coverage by
the specialties of orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, anesthesiology, emergency
medicine, radiology, and critical care.
“The ACS sets very high standards to meet in these areas, and our employees
and physicians are to be commended for the hard work and dedication that were
required for this most recent verification,” said Richard Treat, M.D., chairman of the
Department of Surgery and director of Trauma, Surgical, and Critical Care. “For our
community, it means that in the event a loved one is injured in an accident, they
will be cared for by a well organized team whose specialty is traumatic injury.”
Established by the American College of Surgeons in 1987, the Committee
on Trauma’s Verification/Consultation Program for Hospitals promotes the
development of trauma centers in which participants provide not only the hospital
resources necessary for trauma care, but also the entire spectrum of care to address
the needs of all injured patients. This spectrum encompasses the prehospital phase
through the rehabilitation process.
The Committee on Trauma’s verification program does not designate trauma
centers. Rather, the program provides a confirmation that a trauma center has
demonstrated its commitment to providing the highest quality trauma care for all
injured patients. The actual establishment and the designation of trauma centers
is the function of local, regional, or state health care systems agencies, such as the
local emergency medical services (EMS) authority.
There are four separate categories of verification (Level I, II, III and IV). Each category
has specific criteria that must be met by a facility seeking that level of verification. Each
hospital has an on-site review by a team of experienced trauma surgeons.
Motorcyclists
Make Hospitalized
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Children at Fairview Hospital
have something to smile about.
Approximately 1,500 motorcyclists
and riders brought toys and raised
money for pediatric patients at Fairview
Hospital. The event was part of the 12th
annual Toy Run, which involves a 20mile ride from Elyria Harley-Davidson
to Fairview Hospital.
Organized by the Elyria Harley
Owners Group (H.O.G.), Elyria HarleyDavidson Sales Company, and Fairview
Hospital, the June 24th event raised
over $5,000 for the Pediatrics Unit at
Fairview Hospital. More than $34,000
and 10,000 toys have been collected in
the event’s history.
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“What an amazing event,” stated
Janice Murphy, president at Fairview
Hospital. “Every year I am more and
more impressed with the support we
receive from the community. Thank you
to everyone involved.”
Summer 2007
Become A Friend
of Kamm’s Now
We appreciate our Friends of Kamm’s
Corners — neighbors just like you! With
generous support from the community,
we continue to promote, develop, and
guide the Kamm’s Corners neighborhood
as the best place to live, work, shop,
worship, and play. Some of our Friends
have been with us for more than a decade!
If you are not currently a Friend, please
send in the membership form on this
page with your membership donation of
$20 or more to receive a membership card
that may be used for discounts on goods
or services at participating businesses in
Ward 21. The kinds of discounts being
offered vary, so check with each merchant
for the details.
KCDC has been working for you and
your community for 30 years. We are
your neighborhood-based, non-profit
community development corporation
responsible for administering the
Storefront Renovation program,
producing Kamm’s Corners Magazine,
and planning neighborhood events
like Asphalt Cinema, the Kamm’s Corners
Farmers Market, and many other activities.
By joining the Kamm’s Corners team,
you help protect the investment you’ve
made in your home because we are always
working toward positive change in this
community. You are why we strive so hard
to keep Kamm’s Corners the envy of all
of Cleveland!
To continue our good work, we need
your continued support. Please become a
Friend of Kamm’s Corners if you haven’t
already joined. Complete the form and
send it in with your donation. And, if you
own a business here, consider becoming
a business member. Call Marilyn Osborne
at 216-252-6559, ext. 16 for more
information.
Business Classifieds
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(216) 251-6972
15145 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44111
www.lvsur vey.com
Development Corporation
Est. 1922
6701 Detroit Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44102
Mail to: 17138 Lorain Avenue, Suite 206, Cleveland OH, 44111
Enclosed is my tax-deductible gift in the amount of:
o $20
o $50
o $100 o $250 o $500
o $1,000 o Other _____________
All amounts are greatly appreciated. Please use “Other” for amounts less than $20. Donations of $20 or more receive a Friend of Kamm’s Corners
Discount Card good at participating neighborhood merchants. Donations of $50 or more will also receive a West Park Historical Society Calendar.
o My check is enclosed. o I prefer to pay by credit card.
o MasterCard
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Your information is strictly confidential. We will NEVER provide your information to third party marketers.
o Please send me the KCDC E-Newsletter to the above e-mail address.
o I am interested in volunteering to assist with community projects or events.
You may also contribute by calling (216) 252-6559, extension 10.
Please visit www.kammscorners.com often for more information and community news!
Welcome to New & Recently
Renewed Friends of Kamm’s!
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Mr. Randolph C. Ayers
Jacquelyn D. Brady
Mr. Daniel J. Brindza
Mr. Michael F. Clock
Jerry Desmond
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Faulkner
Mr. Ronald W. Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. G.R. Hamilton
Miss Geraldine M. Hatco
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AAMCO Transmissions
Age Line Home Health & Activities
The Beauty Spot
BJ’s Diamond Mine
ConservAir
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MaryAnn Boyer, CPA
Cartridge World
Jason Doerschuk, DDS
Dragon Towers
Electric Beach
Ganley Dodge
Harry’s Place
Hastings Home Health
Kamm’s Corners Chiropractic
Kamm’s Plaza Pet & Supply
Leusch Insurance Agency
Michelle Mehaffey - Realty One
Oriental Palace Buffet
Outlaw Productions
Puritas Nursery
Savor the Moment Coffee House
Schreibman Jewelers
Time for Change Hypnosis
T.J.’s Butcher Block & Deli
West Park Massotherapy
West Park Station
Wireless Toyz
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Attorneys
Ronald A. Apelt
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Automotive Services
Aamco Transmissions
George’s Extreme Auto
Kamm’s Corners Auto Body
White Wheel Aligning Service, Inc.
Automobile Dealers
Ganley Dodge West
Ganley Ford West
Bakery
Dunkin Donuts / Baskin Robbins
Jasmine Bakery
Banks
Chase Bank
Charter One Bank
Fifth Third Bank
Key Bank
National City Bank
Beauty Salons
The Beauty Spot
Diamond Beauty Salon
Car Wash
Fairview Park Car Wash
Catering
Thumbs Up Deli
Coffee Houses
Common Grounds
Savor the Moment
Coins
The Coin Shop
Comics/Periodicals
Carol & John’s Comic Book Shop
Computers/Printing Supplies/Electronics
Cartridge World
Wireless Toyz
Contractors
American Abatement
John Jontony
Northern Ohio Interiors
Convenience Stores
Charlie’s Deli & Beverage
Corporate & Foundation Sponsors
The Plain Dealer
Ely Enterprises, Inc.
Kamm Foundation
Obstalden Corporation
PPG Industries
Credit Unions
Firefighters Community Credit Union
OLA Federal Credit Union
Dental Laboratories
Salem Dental Laboratory, Inc.
Joseph Faust, D.D.S.
Jason A. Doerschuk, D.D.S.
James W. Hovanec, D.D.S.
Casey O’Conor, DDS
Riveredge Dentistry
Westpark Dental Associates
Drug Stores
Walgreens
Employment Services
Global Technical Recruiters
Event Planning
Custom Cleveland
Financial Services
MaryAnn Boyer, CPA
Practical Financial Planning
Fitness & Health Services
Curves
ProFitness
Puma Yoga
West Park YMCA
Florists
Al Wilhelmy’s Flowers
Elegance That’s Affordable Florals
Funeral Services
Chambers Funeral Home
Corrigan Funeral Home
David G. Martens & Son Funeral Home
Furniture & Carpeting
Carpet Center USA
Elgin Furniture
Garden Centers
Puritas Nursery & Garden Center
Home Improvement & Maintenance
Arclight Glassworks
Industrial Tech Roofing
Landscaping Ideas
NRP Contractors
Pavement Maintenance Specialists
Wiemels-Hiros Plumbing Company
Hospitals / Emergency Rooms
Fairview Hospital
MetroHealth West Park Medical
Insurance
Campanella Insurance
Janet Garcia Insurance Agency
Leusch Insurance Services
Ryan Devins Agency
Jewelry / Watch Repair
Boulevard Clock & Watch Repair
Schreibman Jewelers West
Yvonne’s Jewelers
Laundramats / Dry Cleaning
Handee Cleaners
Northern Ohio Cleaners
Meat & Deli, Grocery – Retail
K & K Portage Market, Inc.
Seven Seas Seafood
T.J.’s Butcher Block & Deli
Medical & Health Services
Classic Medical Staffing
CPROhio
Hastings Home Health
Kamm’s Corners Chiropractic
Manor Care
Time For Change - Hypnosis
West Park Massotherapy
West Park Vision Clinic
Motorcycles, Scooters & Personal Transportation
Harley-Davidson Sales Company, Inc.
Moving & Storage
Airport Mini Storage
Home Seller Solutions
U-Haul of Cleveland
Pet Shops
Kamm’s Plaza Pet and Supply
Photograpy & Commercial Art Services
Chuck Humbert Imaging
Outlaw Productions
Printing
Phil Vedda & Sons Printing
Restaurants / Entertainment
Arcade Tavern
BJ’s Diamond Mine
Cone Zone & Grill
Harry’s Place
Jackie Chen’s Dragon Towers
Oriental Palace Buffet
Price’s Pub
Popeye’s Chicken
Public House
Red Lantern
Smedley’s Bar & Grille
Steak ‘n Shake
Top Dog
West Park Station
West Park Village Tavern
Real Estate
Century 21
Kamcor Realty Company
Michelle Mehaffey – Realty One
Montlack Realty (Stuart House)
Preferred Properties Realty, Inc.
Progressive Urban Real Estate
Puritas Park Homeowners Association
Scott Day – Keller Williams
Schools
Birchwood School
John Marshall High School Alumni
Association, Inc.
Newton D. Baker Elementary School
St. Joseph Academy
West Park Lutheran Schools Assn.
Senior Living
Franciscan Village
Larchwood Village Retirement Community
Shopping Centers
Kamms Plaza Shopping Center
Social Service Organizations
Cleveland Action to Support Housing
Fairview - West Park Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club of West Park
Neighborhood Housing Services
Northcoast Health Ministry
West Park Early Childhood PTA
Tanning Salons
The Electric Beach Tanning
Veterinary Services
Cleveland Animal Hospital
West Park Animal Hospital
Video Rental
Family Video
Worship
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Congregation of St. Joseph
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Our Lady of Angels Church
St. Mark Catholic Church
St. Mark Episcopal Church
St. Mary's Romanian Orthodox Cathedral
St. Patrick Church
West Park Christian Reformed Church
West Park United Church of Christ
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