Ward 3 Resident,
I just have a few quick items to update you on.
Before I get into my update. On a personal note I want to say thank you to all of you who have offered my family and me your condolences about the very unexpected death of my 37 year old cousin Darryl Langshaw on July 3rd. My cousin Darryl leaves behind a wife, and daughters ages 1 and 4 here in North Royalton. Some of you have also asked how you can help. Your prayers are most appreciated. A memorial fund has also been established for his children. Click Here if your interested in learning more. Again thank you so much for all your support it has meant so much to my family!
City Deer Hunting Permits
Residents interested in obtaining a Municipal Deer Damage Control Permit can stop by now the North Royalton Police Department at 14000 Bennett Road to obtaining all the necessary paperwork for an application or online starting this week on their website by Clicking Here. All applications must be submitted no later than August 15th for state bow hunting season (September-February). Click Here to read more.
2016 Operation North Royalton Cares Program
The Seventh Annual Operation North Royalton Cares Program will run from July 18th through August 12th. The mission of Operation North Royalton Cares is to collect basic school supplies for families of students in need in the North Royalton School Community. The program is supported by the North Royalton City School Community, North Royalton YMCA in coordination with the City of North Royalton Office on Aging & Human Services. Click Here to learn more.
Items in high demand this year include backpacks, wide-ruled notebooks and paper not college-ruled, dry-erase markers and erasers, red pens, USB flash drives, TI-100 calculators and gift cards in any amount to stores like Target, Walmart, Giant Eagle, CVS, Drug Mart, Office Max, Staples, Rite Aid etc.
A full wish list of supplies include backpacks, folders with and without pockets, pencils, pencil boxes, markers, glue and glue sticks, highlighters, headphones (no earbuds), USB flash drives, black and blue pens, red pens, rulers, protractors, colored pencils, tissue boxes, wide-ruled notebooks and paper, crayons, scissors, index cards, three-ring binders, washable markers, Sharpie markers, dry-erase markers and erasers, the TI-100 calculators and hand sanitizer. Click Here for more information.
School supply donations can be dropped off at the designated purple and gold boxes at the following locations (More Locations to come):
Office on Aging & Human Services
13500 Ridge Rd.
North Royalton Family YMCA
11409 State Rd.
Royalton Recorder Office
13737 State Rd.
North Royalton Library
5161 Wallings Rd.
Those who wish to make monetary donation can make checks payable to the Charitable Fund of North Royalton Kiwanis. The words “school supplies” should be written in the memo section of the check. Gift cards and monetary donations should be dropped off at city Office on Aging & Human Services.
For more information, contact Judy or Debbie at the Office on Aging at 440-582-6333 or Councilman Dan Langshaw at 440-785-4240.
Operation North Royalton Cares Program Kick-Off Event
Operation North Royalton Cares Program will Kick-Off with an Event on July 27th from 5:30pm-6:30 pm at The 3 Spot located at 13855 Ridge Road here in North Royalton. The entire community is invited to come enjoy a FREE sampling of light appetizers. The only request is that everyone who attends the Kick-Off Event bring at least 3 school supplies in support of Operation North Royalton Cares Program.
Have a great week!
Dan Langshaw
Ward 3 Councilman
North Royalton City Council