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C H A M B E R C O N N E C T I O N
I N S I D E T H I S
I S S U E :
T H I S M O N T H ’ S
M E E T I N G 2
T A S K F O R C E
N E W S 3
U P C O M I N G
E V E N T S 4
C O S E C O R N E R 5
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M E M B E R S 1 2
G O L F O U T I N G
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M E M B E R N E W S
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S P E C I A L P O I N T S
O F I N T E R E S T :
• Awards Luncheon
Recap: page 7
• Taste of Lakewood
Recap: pages 8-9
• Welcome New Board
Members: page 9
• Awards Luncheon
photos: page 12
Dear Chamber Members,
The Taste of Lakewood is a successful showcase for our restaurants, merchants and the community,
and we host other events throughout the year that offer networking and marketing opportunities. Very
few, however, present the chance to win ONE MILLION DOLLARS! This awesome event is the Annual
Scramble for Lakewood Golf Outing.
This year’s outing is on Monday, August 28 at Avon Oaks Country Club. This is a new course for our
outing, and the scramble makes it fun for all levels of golfers. However, the prizes and contest holes
are what set this golf outing apart. Thanks to Steve Barry Buick, we have a Hole in One Contest for a
2017 Buick Encore, and you can qualify for a Million Dollar Hole in One Contest! There are also
valuable prizes at all of the Par 3 Holes.
We’re teaming up with three great business organizations: Pillars of Lakewood and the Lakewood/
Rocky River Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs. This draws golfers from all over and the day becomes an
effective and fun way to connect and build relationships outside of the office.
Not a golfer? Join us for dinner, volunteer or sponsor the event. Sponsorships are available at a
variety of price levels and it’s a smart and easy way to market your business to over 100 professionals
and show support for your local business community.
To sponsor, register for golf, or find out more about the 2017 Annual Scramble for Lakewood, visit the
website at www.lakewoodchamber.org/annual-scramble/ or contact us at 216-226-2900.
See you on the links!
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T H I S M O N T H ’ S E V E N T : A N N U A L A W A R D S L U N C H E O N
Join us for the third event in our 2017 Speaker Series:
Shane Vidovic & Ted Dupaski, owners of The Proper Pig Smokehouse, present "The Secret Sauce"
a happy hour food & beverage sampling event and panel discussion with several notable
restaurateurs and barbeque experts from across the region. Shane Vidovic and Ted Dupaski,
owners of The Proper Pig Smokehouse, will moderate the discussion on the tremendous popularity
of BBQ, restaurant menu and recipe inspirations, and which bourbons and beers pair best with
their ‘Secret Sauce.’
Thursday, July 13th, 6-8pm at Mahall’s Twenty Lanes, 13200 Madison Avenue, Lakewood
$20 Members, $25 Non-members
Attention members: Have you created your online member account yet? As a Lakewood Chamber
member you have the opportunity to:
♦ market your business to consumers visiting the Chamber website by enhancing your informational
home page
♦ post hot deals, member-to-member deals, job postings, and events
♦ add keywords to help consumers find you when they run searches
♦ register for events and pay membership dues online
Create your login today! Contact Val Mechenbier at [email protected] to set up your
account.
U P D A T E Y O U R O N L I N E P R O F I L E : C R E A T E Y O U R A C C O U N T T O D A Y
Register today! http://lakewoodchamberoh.chambermaster.com/events/details/the-secret-sauce-bbq-bourbon-beer-354
T H A N K Y O U T O O U R J U L Y S P O N S O R S
Have you responded to the Member Survey yet?
This is your Chamber of Commerce and your input and feedback are important. Visit
h�p://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07ee3f80ztj1wd4yhe/a0114j4kafod5/gree+ng
to par+cipate in the survey and help us determine how we can help you grow your business.
B E H E A R D : T A K E O U R O N L I N E S U R V E Y
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Economic Development Task Force
The City of Lakewood is partnering with LakewoodAlive and the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce on a new commercial space availability
pla.orm that will create a comprehensive list of commercial vacant proper+es that are for sale and lease, and draw more a�en+on to
business opportuni+es in Lakewood. The new program is available on the City of Lakewood’s website at
h�p://www.onelakewood.com/AvailableProper+es and the link is also on the Chamber website under Economic Development.
Membership & Marketing Task Force
Our fiscal year begins on July 1st and that means it’s time to renew your membership in the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce! You
should have received your annual dues invoice by email or mail in late June. Our goal is to remain relevant to your organization and
provide you with a strong return on your dues investment. In today’s newsletter there are dozens of examples of how we work for our
members every day.
However, to maximize the benefits of your Chamber membership, you have to get involved. Paying your annual dues just isn’t enough.
Make an investment of time and effort in Chamber activities - come to the monthly luncheons, volunteer for a committee, join us at a
Business after Hours or sponsor an event. Simply put, what you get out of Chamber membership is directly relative to what you put
into it.
Legislative & Governmental Affairs Task Force
The proposed amendments to our Constitution & By-laws were approved by a unanimous vote at our general meeting, held at noon
on May 18, 2017 at Roundstone Insurance. With the recent revisions, the Board of Directors will increase from 21 members to 24
members, 3 of whom shall be permanent members. In addition, the Chamber has the option to mail the election ballot electronically
or by regular U.S. mail. For a full copy of the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce Constitution and Bylaws, please contact our office at
216-226-2900.
Education & Programming Task Force
It was so popular and fun, we just have to do it again! The Education Task Force is hosting Lakewood’s
2nd PechaKucha Night on Thursday, September 21st at Around the Corner. This year’s theme is “Tell Us
Your Story”, sponsored by Lakewood Public Library. This fast paced and entertaining evening will feature
some of Lakewood’s most prominent professionals telling us their career stories and entrepreneurial
journeys in the PechaKucha 20x20 format! Stay tuned for more details.
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►Interested in getting involved with one of our Task Forces or committees? Contact Patty Ryan at [email protected].
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New benefits available with dual
membership in COSE and the Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce
Dual members now have access to new
resources and opportunities for your
business.
Join the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce
and COSE at the Savings and Support
Level or the Business Connections Level and
receive standard benefits at each level plus
additional opportunities and resources.
Contact COSE with your questions about dual
membership at 216-592-2355 or email
For over 40 years, COSE (Council of Smaller Enterprises) has protected
and advocated for the small businesses in the region. As the region’s small
business expert organization, COSE offers its members networking and
educational events, advocacy on legislative and regulatory issues and cost-
effective group purchasing programs. The programs and services COSE
offers are designed to grow Northeast Ohio’s small business community
successfully.
D O U B L E Y O U R B E N E F I T S W I T H A C H A M B E R / C O S E D U A L M E M B E R S H I P
U P C O M I N G E V E N T S
View all upcoming Lakewood Chamber events at www.lakewoodchamber.org.
Monday, August 28th
Annual Scramble for Lakewood Golf Outing
With Lakewood/Rocky River Sunrise & Noon Rotary Clubs and Pillars of Lakewood
Avon Oaks Country Club, 32300 Detroit Road, Avon
Sponsorship and registration information: http://lakewoodchamber.org/annual-scramble/
Friday, August 11th
61st Annual New Teachers Luncheon
Sponsored by Ohio Educational Credit Union
Garfield Middle School, 13114 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood
Marketing opportunities are available: Tabletop Sponsorships ($50, limited space available),
Take a Teacher to Lunch ($20), provide a Door Prize, and/or donate to the New Teacher Gift Bags!
The event registration link will also allow you to prepay for a Tabletop Sponsorship and to purchase a lunch for a new teacher:
http://lakewoodchamberoh.chambermaster.com/events/details/61st-annual-new-teachers-luncheon-368
Thursday, July 13th
The Secret Sauce: BBQ,, Bourbon & Beer
Sponsored by Cleveland Clinic Lakewood, COSE, Cox Business, and First Federal Lakewood
See details on page 2.
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Register for COSE events at www.cose.org/events
Getting Away: 4 Ways to Recharge Without Neglecting Your Business
Vacation season is upon us and contrary to what you might think, it is possible for you to get away to recharge
your batteries without everything falling apart back at your business. Read about four tips you can use to help
achieve more balance in your personal and professional lives at http://www.cose.org/focus
A Silver Bullet for Hiring the Right People
Are you looking to systemize the hiring process at your company? Two behavioral profile
solutions that you might want to check out that will help you consistently bring in
candidates who best fit what you’re looking for: http://www.cose.org/focus
Exploring the Benefits of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small
Businesses Program
Peer learning, relevant and information-packed courses, help in identifying opportunities
and the chance to build long-lasting relationships are four of the benefits of the free
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program. Learn more about how this program
could help your small business grow: http://www.cose.org/focus
Here’s a real-world example of exactly how much money one Northeast Ohio manufacturing company saved following its energy
project.
http://cosemewa.com/sitecore/content/COSE/Mind%20Your%20Business/Operations/Energy%20Project%20Case%20Study%
20Heres%20the%20Money%20You%20Could%20be%20SavingSubpageArticle.aspx
Our partners at COSE are a FirstEnergy Administrator and will help you apply for cash
rebates and incentives for lighting, HVAC, and specialty equipment that will improve the ROI of your energy project. Don't miss out
on getting paid for making energy efficient
upgrades and reducing utility expenses. Don't delay! They’ll also assist you with an energy
audit and line up your project through COSE’s Contractor & Distributors Network with
quotes to determine if your business qualifies for a rebate. Please contact Andrew Smyser,
Energy Manager at (216) 592-2432 or [email protected] for more information.
T H E R E A L - W O R L D N U M B E R S B E H I N D A N E N E R G Y P R O J E C T
See more event photos on the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce Facebook page.
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A N N U A L A W A R D S L U N C H E O N H O N O R S P A S T P R E S I D E N T S , L O N G T E R M M E M B E R S , O U T S T A N D I N G N E W M E M B E R , S M A L L B U S I N E S S O F T H E Y E A R A N D B U S I N E S S P E R S O N O F T H E Y E A R
The Lakewood Chamber of Commerce honored its Past Presidents, long-term members, the 2017
Outstanding New Member, the 2017 Small Business of the Year, and the 2017 Business Person of the
Year at Vosh on June 23rd. Chamber members and guests celebrated the contributions of many dedicated
members who have volunteered their time and energy over the years to promote the mission of the Lake-
wood Chamber of Commerce.
After the swearing-in of our 2017-18 Board of Directors by Mayor Mike Summers, Chamber CEO &
President Patty Ryan recognized and introduced the ten Past Presidents in attendance: Larry Faulhaber
(1975-1976), Trudi Bodi (1981-82), Curt Brosky (2001-02), Carol Mason (2003-04), Tim Laskey (2004-
05), Julius Skerlan (2005-06), Terry Vincent (2009-2011), Diane Helbig (2011-13), Cindy Einhouse (2013-
15) and Julie Warren (2015-2017). Forty-six members were recognized for their long-term membership and
continuous support, including Geiger’s, celebrating 85 years of continuous membership in the Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce.
Frank Scalish, the 2016 Outstanding New Member, introduced Amy Collins of Lakewood Dish Dash as
our 2017 Outstanding New Member. Cindy Einhouse, the 2016 Businessperson of the Year, introduced
Thomas J. Fraser of First Federal Lakewood as the 2017 Businessperson of the Year. Patty Ryan
introduced GV Art + Design as our 2017 Small Business of the Year.
See photos on page 12 and on the Chamber’s Facebook page. For the Outstanding New Member and
Businessperson of the Year press releases, and to see a complete list of past Business Persons of the Year
and Chamber Past Presidents, visit http://lakewoodchamber.org/annual-awards-luncheon/
5 Years
Design Mojo LLC
Energy Deals LLC
Inline Technology Services
Lakewood Music Academy
Mahall’s Twenty Lanes
Newry Corp.
Onix Networking Corporation
Reagle Beagle
Star Asia International Inc.
Vanguard Property Management
Window Universe Cleveland
Clock Electric, Inc.
Cogswell Creations
Giant Eagle
Eric Lowrey, BHHS Lucien Realty
The Movement Factory
10 Years
World Shipping, Inc.
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10 Years
Buckeye Beer Engine
Fish Window Cleaning
Jim Engler’s Homework, LLC
L.A.N.D. Studio Inc.
Law Offices of Kevin Butler
Omni Lakewood, Ltd.
Seize This Day
15 Years
Angelo’s Pizza
Brennan’s Catering & Banquet Center
Lakewood Rangers Education Foundation
Martindale Electric Company
Robert Myers Insurance Agency
Russell Chiropractic
The Clifton Club
Dollar Bank
Nickie Antonio
Thomas C. Wagner LLC
20 Years
Matthew’s Lending Library
Rosenberg Advertising
30 Years
Lakewood City Schools
West End Tavern
35 Years
Fred Buelow CPA
Lakewood Public Library
Lakewood Family YMCA
Murman & Associates
O’Neill Healthcare Lakewood
Pier W
55 Years
Lakewood Furnace Co.
85 Years
Geiger’s
2017 Outstanding New
Member Amy Collins of
Lakewood Dish Dash
2017 Businessperson of the
Year Thomas J. Fraser of
First Federal Lakewood
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T H E 2 0 1 7 T A S T E O F L A K E W O O D
Presented by
Over 15,000 fans of our outstanding Lakewood restaurants came out on a 90 degree day to enjoy the Taste
of Lakewood on Sunday, June 11th at Madison Park. The beer was flowing, the music was rocking, the VIPs
were VIP-ing, our vendors were vending, and a great time was had by all!
Taste of Lakewood by the Numbers:
Aladdin’s Eatery
Angelo’s Pizza
Barrio
Buckeye Beer Engine
Burgers 2 Beer
Deagan’s Kitchen & Bar
Dewey’s Pizza
Distill Table
Donatos
El Carnicero
Georgetown
Humble Wine Bar
Ice Cream Joy
India Garden
KB Confections
LBM
Mahall’s Twenty Lanes
Mars Bar
Melt Bar & Grilled
O’Toole’s Pub
Pepper’s
The Root Café
Salt
Sarita [a restaurant]
The Sweet Spot
Thai Thai
Upper Crust Pizza
Woodstock BBQ
Yuzu
Fred and Daisy’s
STEM Handmade Soap
Little Lakewood Pasta Co.
Vtrendz LLC
GV Art + Design
Lakewood Black Label
Kay-Em Apparel
High Pockets Mobile
Boutique
Folicle (a salon)
Cuyahoga Collective
Gina DeSantis Ceramics
The Movement Factory
Urban Bulk Foods
Brighton Wool & Honey Co.
Lakewood Dish Dash
Artists Uncork’d
Frugal Fortune
Mod Equestrian, Ltd.
Thank you to our restaurants! And to our merchants!
And especially to our sponsors!
Cleveland Magazine
Convey360
First Federal Lakewood
Dollar Bank
Cleveland Clinic Lakewood
West Life
Heidelberg Distributing Company
NetworkinGuys
Melt Bar & Grilled
Lasting Impressions Event Rental
ML Sound Design
Lakewood City Schools
Lakewood Urgent Care
Giant Eagle
Pier W
FirstEnergy Corp.
Men's Cuts
Jakprints
Omni Lakewood Ltd.
Eric Lowrey, BHHS Lucien Realty
Erie Design
Neff Brothers RV
Dave Robar, AIA
The Keep It Local Project
Santa Margherita USA
Cindy Marx, Lakewood City Council At Large
Lakewood Hardware
Conexo Communications
LuLaRoe, Julia Gramenz
Cutco Cutlery
Thank you to our event Co-Chairs Pete Nelson and Mary Bond!
Thank you to our VIP Chair Julie Warren!
Thank you to our Taste of Lakewood blogger Robin Suttell!
Thank you to our 100+ event volunteers!
15,000+ attendees
154 VIPs
100+ volunteers
29 food vendors
24 merchants & sponsors in the Merchant Market
2 live bands: FireSide Lakewood and Where’s Jimmy?
36 kegs of beer, 10 cases of wine, and 4 cases of cider consumed
3 of 4 Chamber scholarship recipients introduced by Mayor Mike Summers and Ohio Rep. Nickie Antonio
1 Dollar Bank Dollar Challenge winner: Humble Wine Bar
117% of fundraising goal achieved
SEE PHOTOS ON PAGE 9 AND HUNDREDS MORE AT:
http://tasteoflakewood.com/2017-photos
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Taste of Lakewood photos
courtesy of Dave Robar,
Val Mechenbier,
and Julie Warren.
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C H A M B E R W E L C O M E S N E W B O A R D M E M B E R S
With the new Chamber year that began on July 1st, it is time to thank outgoing Board of Directors members Steve Barry of Steve
Barry Buick, Bill Craighead of Cleveland Home Title, and Kelly Flamos of Mahall’s Twenty Lanes. All three contributed much to the
growth and success of our organization during their terms!
Thank you to all members who cast their ballots to elect the following new Board members for the 3-year term beginning 7/1/17:
Laura Bainbridge Laura Bainbridge is a Real Estate Agent with The Salem Team of Keller Williams Realty. Laura has been a
Realtor for 4.5 years and previously a Loan officer for Wells Fargo Bank for 15 years. Laura has lived in Lakewood for 16 years.
Andrea Fisher Andrea Fisher has been a Librarian at Lakewood Public Library since 2005. Andrea acts as project manager for
the Library's strategic plan. She also serves on the Ohio Library Council’s Diversity Awareness and Resources Committee. Andrea
earned a Master’s of Library and Information Science from Kent State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from John
Carroll University.
Lisa Carrigan Tomm RN BSN CHPN CHPCA Lisa Carrigan Tomm is a Registered Nurse and a Certified Hospice and Palliative Care
Administrator. Lisa holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Kent State University and is currently in the role of Clinical
Team Leader for Hospice of the Western Reserve. Lisa and her husband Manfred live in Lakewood.
Terry Vincent Terry Vincent serves as chair of Brouse McDowell’s Tax Practice Group. A tax attorney with over 30 years of experi-
ence, he represents clients on a variety of IRS examinations, appeals, collection and criminal matters. Terry also represents public
bodies and non-profit entities on tax and business issues affecting formation, operations, bidding procedures and Sunshine Laws.
Terry and his wife Candace live in Lakewood.
Michael Daso is returning for a second term. Mike is a registered representative who offers securities and investment
advisory products and services through AXA Advisors, LLC in Lakewood. Mike and his wife Amy live in Lakewood.
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M E M B E R N E W S & E V E N T S
The University of Akron Lakewood is hosting a Master’s of Public Administration Information Night on Wednesday, July 19 at 6pm at
Middleburg Heights Community Center, 16000 E. Bagley Rd. RSVP online at http://lakewood.uakron.edu/MPA/
Looking for a way to support North Coast Health patients who are most in need this summer? Purchase tickets
for their 2017 Summer Raffle! Enter and you could win this unique 14-karat white gold pendant containing
twelve round cut diamonds hanging from a lovely14-karat white gold cable link chain featuring a brilliant blue
tanzanite stone. The winner will be drawn at the Celebration of Caring Gala on Thursday September 14th at The
Emerald Event Center in Avon. Winner need not be present. Purchase raffle and gala tickets at
http://northcoasthealth.org/events/. (For information on donating an auction item or sponsoring the event, call
216-228-7878 x114.)
The July 4th Parade will begin at 10am on Tuesday, July 4 on Lake Avenue heading east from Kenneth
Drive to Lakewood Park. The July 4th Concert will begin at 7pm. The Lakewood Project, Lakewood High
School's Youth Rock Orchestra, will be performing at the Bandstand at Lakewood Park. July 4th fireworks
begin at dusk.
The Lakewood Summer Meltdown 2017, sponsored by Melt Bar and Grilled and presented by LakewoodAlive, is back for its eighth
year on Saturday, July 8 from 4-10 p.m. The event takes place on Detroit Avenue in Downtown Lakewood between Marlowe and
Elmwood. A “something for everyone” event, the Summer Meltdown offers a 5K race, 1 Mile Kids Fun Run, street festival, outdoor
activities, games, food vendors, beer garden, live music and more.
The LakewoodAlive Front Porch Concert Series begins on Friday, July 7th and happens every Friday evening at 7pm through
September 15th at Lakewood Public Library. The Front Porch Concert Series is sponsored by Bentley Wealth Management.
Tickets are now on sale for the Lake Erie Crushers Craft Beer & Wine Festival. The 2nd annual Craft Beer Bash happens Saturday
August 26th at Sprenger Health Care Stadium. The festival will feature more than 75 Craft Beers and you can
purchase tickets by clicking http://www.lakeeriecrushers.com/information/craftbeerfestival/craftbeerfestival.
The City of Lakewood’s 2017 Summer Band Concert series continues at Lakewood Park every Sunday evening at 7pm, July 9th
through August 13th.
The Lakewood Farmers Market is operating on Saturdays through October 14. The Market will run from 10am-1pm in City Center Park
(in front of the Marc's plaza).
Save the Date: On Saturday, August 19th, the Lakewood Rangers Education Foundation will
host the Purple & Gold Gala at Lakewood High School to celebrate the completion of
Lakewood City Schools’ impressive building program. Watch for event details at
http://www.lakewoodrangers.com/events/2017/8/19/purple-gold-gala.
Has your business been featured in the news? Do you have an announcement or a one-time special event to share?
Send your press release, link, or short summary to [email protected] by the 25th of this month.
Items received by the 25th will be included in next month’s newsletter.
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Level Up Boutique
Latoya Basemore
12710 Madison Ave.
Lakewood OH 44107
Tel 216-392-0107
Retail
George-Faine Enterprises Ltd.
Robert George
18605 Detroit Ave.
Lakewood OH 44107
216-221-5070
Real Estate Development
W E L C O M E T O O U R N E W E S T C H A M B E R M E M B E R S
Balance Foot & Ankle Wellness Center
Hayley Campbell
14200 Madison Ave.
Lakewood OH 44107
Tel 440-251-9343
www.balancecle.com
Health Care
Renewal by Andersen
Renee Abramovich
5480 Cloverleaf Parkway
Valley View OH 44125
Tel 216-503-6200
www.renewalbyandersen.com
Contractor
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Above L—>R with Patty Ryan: Outstanding New Member Amy Collins, Businessperson of the Year Tom Fraser, Small Business of the Year GV
Art + Design’s Greg Vlosich. Below L—>R: Chamber Past Presidents. Julie Warren and Patty Ryan with Gordon & Chas Geiger of Geiger’s.
Ian Andrews, LakewoodAlive Maria Shinn, Shinn Law Firm Marty Foster, Conexo Communications Julie Warren, Erie Design Mike DeStefano, DMS Management Solutions Patricia L. Ryan
2017-2018 Officers
2017-2018 Board of Directors
Ian Andrews Laura Bainbridge
Carol Barrett Michael Daso
William DiMascio Andrea Fisher Mary Johnson
Alix Kaufmann John Lanson Cindy Lowrey
Sharon Marrell Pete Nelson Maria Shinn
Bryce Sylvester Lisa Tomm
Terry Vincent Bob Wright
LakewoodAlive The Salem Team at Keller Williams Carol Lynn’s Salon Plus AXA Advisors, LLC West Shore Career-Technical District Lakewood Public Library First Federal Lakewood Cox Business Convey360 Lakewood Music Academy Dollar Bank Shinn Law Firm City of Lakewood Hospice of the Western Reserve Brouse McDowell Buckeye Beer Engine
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Lakewood OH 44107
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