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MAY 2018

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Enjoy the majestic beauty, splendor and grace of the horsein a myriad of sizes and color during HorseFest at Lake Me-troparks Farmpark. Explore the unique relationship equineshave shared with humans to farm, build cities and influencecultures. Presented by Ganley Subaru East, Centerra Coopand Discount Drug Mart, HorseFest offers visitors a varietyhands-on activities for all ages, presentations, demonstrations,and competitions.Whispery Pines Percherons is the featured presenter this

year at HorseFest, May 19 & 20.They will showcase theversatility and beauty of the Percheron breed. From plowing,logging, and clinics on hitching, to Roman and tandem riding,plus a dramatic presentation of a six-horse hitch. Watch forspecial appearances byThe Headless Horseman and WonderWoman.

HorseFest offers an array of exciting, informative and en-tertaining equine demonstrations are offered throughout theweekend including reiki, saddle fitting, police horses and mas-sage therapy. Meet and learn about a variety of horse breedsfrom the owners and find out their unique qualities. Some ofthe breeds presented at HorseFest include the Belgian, Clydes-dale, Friesian, Haflinger, Norwegian Fjord, Paint, Standard-

bred,Thoroughbred, and Welsh Cob.Young cowboys and cowgirls will enjoy hands-on equine

activities throughout the weekend including grooming anddriving a miniature horse, crafts and face painting. Pony ridesare available ($4 each), weather permitting

HorseFest is included with regular Farmpark admission.Farmpark members and children younger than two are free.4-H groups receive discounted admission. Visit Farmpark’sGift Shop for a great selection of unique gift ideas. Enjoy lunchor snack at the J & J Cafe.Lake Metroparks Farmpark is located at 8800 Euclid Char-

don Road in Kirtland, Ohio (44094). For information aboutHorseFestand Lake Metroparks Farmpark, goto.lakeme-troparks.com/horsefest or call 440-256-2122.

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Celebrate Children’s Day -Día Del Niño

Lake County Central Y Hosts OpenHouse on April 28

All are welcome to the Lake CountyCentral Y on Saturday, April 28 from6-8PM to celebrate Children’s Day(Día Del Niño). This Latino culturalholiday highlights the importance ofloving, accepting and appreciatingchildren in our community.Children and their families are invitedfor a fun-filled evening of games andactivities including Zumba, home-made salsa tasting competition, facepainting, 4-square and more activities.Food trucks will be on premises to selltraditional Latino foods such as tacos,quesadillas, mango smoothies and icecream.Activities at the Lake County CentralY (933 Mentor Ave) are FREE for allto participate. Cost will vary whenpurchasing food.Formore information, contact the LakeCounty Central Y, call 440-352-3303 orvisit www.lakecountyymca.org.

The 2018 season for the beach at FairportHarbor Lakefront Park begins MemorialDayWeekend and runs through Labor Day.Lifeguards are on duty and concession standis open 9:30 am to 8 pm, weather permitting.The beach has a gradual slope and sandybottom. Amenities include an accessibleharbor view boardwalk, restrooms, changingrooms and shower facilities; guarded swimbeach and concessions; picnic area andpavilion with grills, drinking fountain, play-ground, dog swim area, volleyball courts anda Surf Chair (all-terrain wheelchair for use byvisitors with physical disabilities – availableduring the regular summer beach season).

ReNtALSEarly rentals begin at 8 am on weekendsand holidays. Weekdays begin at 10 am.Please note: Lake Metroparks does notoff jet ski rentals.Sit-On-Top Ocean Kayak rental fee: $10/hour single, $15/hour double, ages 16and older (ages 15 and younger must beaccompanied by adult)Stand-Up Paddleboard rental fee: $10/hour single, ages 16 and older (ages 8 to

Beach at Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park opens Memorial DayWeekend

15 must be accompanied by adult)The Lake Metroparks Paddle Card allowsyou to come to the beach and paddle asmuch as you want on stand-up paddle-boards or sit-on-top kayaks. We will holdthe card—all you need to do is bringyour ID to the concession stand and timeis taken when you rent. Fee is $80 for 10hours or $100 unlimited. The card is validMemorial DayWeekend through LaborDay.

To register for Group Kayak Adventuresor Introduction to Sailing programs, visitlakemetroparks.com or call the Registra-tion Department at 440-358-7275 or800-669-9226. Class levels are “101” (Noexperience needed), “201” (Some experi-ence needed) and“301”Classes (Must bea competent boater).For possible program cancellations due toinclement weather call the LakeMe-troparks Sports Hotline at 440-256-2118.

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ALBRECHTFAMILY DENTISTRY

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Back in the Povich-Springer- Lake days,I watched Oprah. During one taping withthe self-help- guru-herself, there was a sin-gle mother and her kids (4 or 5 of them, allyoung adults).There was a great vacationgive-away (surprise surprise) and all thosekids got together to send in a video abouttheirmom- who-never-complained-in-all-the-years-that-she-was-a-single-parent.Wow, are you serious? I watched that

and thought, “I can’t top that!” I’d neverbe able to make it a year, possibly a month(okay a week) without a gripe about some-thing. I mean I’ve spent a lot of energy onhaving a positive outlook on life and it’spaid off, but I’m also human. Um, and doyou knowme? I’m a bit high strung some-times and I have the worst luck. Worst. Sosometimes it’s just tough.So, after that Oprah episode, I totally be-

gan to think I was the worst mother in theworld. I wasn’t anything like that mother. Iwasn’t perfect, and nor would I ever be ableto compare! I mean, Sheesh, I was alwaysworking, always struggling, always trippingover something in my house (probablymy own clutter) and I was always in somefictitiousWorldWar III that my ex wouldextravagantly try to create between us.Thatday I said to myself, “Wow, I couldn’t win a‘You’re the Best Mom’ Award if I tried”…and all I wanted to be, was the best mom inthe whole world.But, as the saying goes, and I’d come to

realize, you don’t always have to listen toeverything you tell yourself (that may havecome from a self-help book I read in thelate nineties by Shad Helmstetter, greatbook you should read it).Here we are coming up onMother’s Day.

It’s the day we traditionally celebrate thatspecial person (mom or dad, aunt, uncle,grandparent or friend in some cases) whohelped us become who we are.This pastyear I’ve become aware just howmuch I’vealways been loved and respected by mythree children. Unbeknownst to me, I amthat person.Silly me. When I look around, I realize

it’s always been there, I just haven’t givenmyself credit for it. My friends do, my fam-

ily does. But have I? I should have seen ityears ago, when my daughter wrote me atage eight a note about how her mommywas better than all the rest. Or when I wason my second divorce felling depressed anddefeated, she would step into my bedroomat thirteen years old and secretly leave acandy bar and a hand-written note tellingme how amazingly gorgeous, sophisticated,intelligent and awesome I was.The divorcescrushed me to the very core. We’d beenthrough so much and my ex slandered myvery intentions and character. We werebroke often, I worked a lot, we couldn’thave or do what other families were doing,but even after all that and more…I couldn’tsee that they still loved me.Today, many years later, we celebrate

year three of being in our new home. We’vehad many incredible times and I can tellyou now, that none of that stuffmade a dif-ference; not the things we missed, couldn’tbuy, even the hardships. It only made ourfamily dynamics matter more. I see nowthat they loved me and still do.They sawtenacity, they saw hard work, they wit-nessed me not giving up EVER. All thesame reasons why I love, respect and honormy father so much.They saw that in theirown mother.Through everything, I’ve stayed close to

my kids. I have loved them the same waythrough it all, and I never stopped beingthe mom they’d always known…the rock,the loving friend, confidant and cheer-leader. No matter who, or what, was in ourlives (or wasn’t) they know they could al-ways count on me to be there.They clearlynever gave up on me either, and for that, Iam grateful and that is why I keep trying.Keep going. My dad was my inspirationwhen I was a kid; for the last 20 years it’sbeen my children. Parents can’t ever stoptrying, because their kids love them and itwill take a lot for them not to. It’s when wequit, that they will.I’ve never had much money or been able

to provide lavish gifts or vacations, but I’vegiven them what I have. Time; one on onetalks, family dinners together at home,

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PERFECTION FROM PAGE 4initiation of conversations aboutpast things they’ve talked aboutor expressed interest in doing,volunteering at school, attendingplays, sporting events and awardsceremonies (taxiing them toevents and social engagements).Taking an interest in them andhelping them through their ownproblems was what has mattered,not our daily circumstances.Gaining a child’s love is not

a gift, potion, or magic trick ofmanipulation; it’s called wholehearted investment (in them, intheir future, their now, their ev-erything). So those of you want-ing to get your kids closer to youand feel their love, here it is…be genuine. Work hard. Don’t lieto them, because they can tell. Help themget to their dreams (ask them what theirdreams are). Listen to them (every time).Do NOT talk about their other parentnegatively (that’s THE first nail in the coffineven if your kids are little). My kids trustme.They don’t hate my guts and haven’ttrashed my house when I’m not home(wink-wink, because I don’t know every-thing, right?There was this one time whenthey washed the couch cushion while I wasaway and wouldn’t tell me why lol). I’vehad the joy of never being told I’m hated ina fit of rage even though I have taken cellphone after cell phone away and groundedkids (ask my middle) for about a week at atime minimum. I spanked. I used sarcasm.Somehow, they still love me! For those ofyou worried someone can take your child’slove away from you, they can’t…not with-out your permission.Sometimes we don’t see our children’s

love for us when they’re young. It’s there,but we might not know it is. Sure, theymake us art projects, ask us to attendshows, they want to sit in our lap and sweettalk us when they’re little. But even withthat, we might not feel appreciated or caredabout because our kids are used to worry-ing about themselves, and that’s okay. Asthey get older though, they begin to realizemore and more what you’ve done for themand they appreciate it.They even learn howto show their appreciation back (howeverthat might be). Regardless, they love you,because they have felt love.I don’t usually get gifts onMother’s Day,

the kids just wait to go along with my planof family gardening (last year we built myrose garden), sometimes it’s a new activity,a hike or eating out…just as long as they’re

with me.That’s the best gift to me.Theydon’t need to get me anything, but they aregetting to that age…and tell you the truthit’s kind of cool.This Christmas I got oneof the coolest things ever frommy kids,well a few cool things, but this one flooredme, not only because it was short for abad word I have been known to use albeitless now less than in the past, but becauseit was also the first time I watched themall go in together and ‘say it with a gift’. Itwas a ‘Best EFFINMom’ mug. Judge me- Imean a lot of people do- but I take this giftas a high honor. Some of my other favoritegifts were an NFL Saints t-shirt (way to goboy), a couple of journals and a Starbucksgift card.They’ve never had that opportunity to

giftme.The gifts they wrapped up for mecame with many smiles, giggles, and “Re-member when, mom?”, but they don’t real-ize that’s the pay off, the smallest but mostspecial signs of love. To them now, this isthe fun part…paying attention to whatI like and who I am. Picking out music Ilike to listen to or doing the dishes before Iarrive home from work, prepping the fire-place kindling for me to arrive home andmake a nice fire on a cold winter evening.I’m on Oprah every day getting the biggestaward.We all know a parent who isn’t perfect,

but who is amazing still.This Mother’sDay send them a note, a card, text or callthem. Maybe consider getting them a mug,so that everyday they can pick that mugup and go, “DAMN I NAILED IT…eventhough I thought I failed it”.Visit our brand new amazing website:

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Shearing demonstrations presented through-out the weekend show sheep and goats beingsheared (removing their winter coats of wool).Sheep and goats are shorn of their wintercoats to obtain wool and prevent them fromoverheating during hot summer weather. Thislustrous fiber is used to make many wonder-ful products from clothing to blankets. Sheepshearing is one of many hands-on opportuni-ties children can experience.Presented by Ganley Subaru East and DiscountDrug Mart, Sheep ShearingWeekend, May 12 &13 at Lake Metroparks Farmpark, is the place tolearn how to spin and weave and make felt dur-ing ongoing hands-on demonstrations. Watcha border collie herd sheep and meet fiber-producing sheep. Meet fiber-producing animalsincluding sheep, goats, alpacas and rabbits.• Shearing demonstration times:• Rainbow sheep shearing (Sat. only) 9:30• Spinning & weaving (hands-on) 10:00 to12:00 & 2:00 to 4:00• Sheep shearing (electric) 3:00• Sheep shearing (blade) 1:30•Goat shearing (electric) 2:30

Sheep ShearingWeekendLake Metroparks Farmpark • May 12 & 13 • 9 am to 5 pm

• Border collie sheep herding: 11:30 am and 4:00 pmMothers’Day: Complimentary tea & scone for mom,$5 for family members.Admission to Sheep ShearingWeekend is includedwith regular Farmpark admission. Farmpark mem-bers and children under 2 are free.Farmpark is located at 8800 Euclid Chardon Rd inKirtland, Ohio (44094). For more information, visitlakemetroparks.com.

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by Carole RichardsRecently I met

with a delightfulsmart and insight-ful ten-year-oldfifth-grade girl. Shespoke lovingly aboutspending time withher family. She wasa happy child. Hermother brought her

to see me because the parents thought shehad dyslexia.The girl described school asdifficult and reading was hard. However,when I tested her, she was able to readand comprehend 7th grade level as easilyas she read a 5th grade passage. When Istarted asking her the questions on the7th grade passage, she started to lose herconfidence and missed three questions ina row. I told her she was reading at the 7thgrade level and she answered five of thenext six questions correctly.This girl toldme she says “I can’t a lot.”The parents seem to be positive.The girl

is smart and capable yet she doesn’t see itin herself. As parents, we need to reinforcewith our children, the “I CAN” attitudeeven when things get difficult.The “I CAN” attitude is even more

important for children with disabilities.I hear parents making excuses for theirchildren. One parent told me her daughterwould throw herself down the stairs if shehad to return to a social group. Anotherparent told me her son was traumatizedbecause a tutor raised their voice.Thisparticular tutor is one of the kindestgentlemen I’ve ever known.These childrenmanipulated their parents.The parents

The “I CAN” Kidgave in to their child’s demands insteadof pushing their child through the dif-ficult situation and learning “I CAN”.Resilience is a learned skill. Some

people have more innate “I CAN”in them but children can learn fromfailure, difficult situations and people.Perhaps your New Year’s resolution canbe to nurture your child’s ability to learnfrom failure. Push them when they fail,stumble or are afraid. Teach your childthat mistakes are good because we learnfrom them.I have always enjoyed challenges. I’m

not afraid to try new things … I’m notafraid of failure. My childhood wasn’tidyllic, but my parents nurtured my “ICAN” attitude. I started my first busi-ness at thirteen with my parents sup-port. At sixteen, I was allowed to workat a resort away from home for the sum-mer without my parents. At twenty, myparents permitted me to live in Hawaiifor the summer alone. My son collectedautographs and at thirteen he wanted togo to the Cleveland stadium by pub-lic transportation. I helped him learnhow to do it. At eighteen, he drove toNebraska from Cleveland alone to visitteens he had met in France the previoussummer on a school trip.Don’t rescue your child at the first

sign of failure or fear. Teach them tobe an “I CAN” kid. This is perhaps thebest gift you can ever give your child.Carole Richards is president of North

Coast Tutoring Services, author of Rich-ards Learning Systems and a frequentguest on radio and TV. She can bereached at caroler@northcoasted.com.

Celebrate the return of migratory bird dayLake Erie Bluffs – Lane Road Saturday, May 12 • 1 to 4 pm

Birding is one of the most popular of allAmerican pastimes and can be enjoyedby individuals or the whole family. It’sfun, easy, and can be pursued by peopleof all ages and abilities. New and begin-ning birders, as well as seasoned birders,are welcome to celebrate birds and theimportance of birding habitat duringInternational Migratory Bird Day (IMBD).Lake Metroparks’ IMBD celebration takesflight 1 to 4 pmMay 12 at the Lake ErieBluffs picnic shelter off Lane Road.

LakeMetroparks’ IMBD celebration is a free event and goes on rain orshine. For more information and to register,

visit lakemetroparks.com/imbd.

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Madison Public library6111 Middle Ridge Road

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Main Library8215 Mentor Ave.Mentor, OH 44060(440) 255-8811

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4669 Corduroy Rd.Mentor, OH 44060(440) 257-2000

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rhymetime Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.Mentor-on-the-Lake Branch monthly pre-school story time.tyke time Thursdays from 11 to 11:30 a.m.Mentor Headlands Branch A weekly, in-teractive story time for children from sixmonths to four years old. No registration isnecessary.tiddlywinks Tuesday,Wednesday & Thurs-day at 10 a.m. fromMay 1 - 3. Main Branchin the Children’s Story Room an interactivestory time for children 36 months andyounger with an adult. No registration isnecessary.Mother GooseMadness Tuesday, May1, at 11 a.m. Read House lawn Kids cancelebrate Mother Goose’s birthday at thelibrary. Enjoy races, games, and crafts allrelating to famous nursery rhymes. Opento children 3 to 6 with their caregiver.Registration required. In the event of rain,it will be held in the Village Room at MPL’sMain Branch.comics club Tuesday, May 1, at 7 p.m.Main Branch in the Children’s Story RoomChildren, eight to 12 years old, are invitedto join the Comics Club to read, discuss,and make their own comics. Club mem-bers will meet the first Tuesday of everymonth. Registration is required.Preschool story time Tuesday andWednesday at 11 a.m. on May 1 and 2Main Branch in the Children’s Story RoomChildren attend without an adult andenjoy a fun-filled session of stories, songsand rhymes. A responsible adult mustremain on the children’s floor during thestory time session. For children ages threeto five years old.american Girl book clubWednesday,May 2, at 4 p.m. Meet Marie Kirsten. MainBranch in the Children’s Story Room Girlsbetween the ages of six and 12 years oldmeet once a month for a craft and a snackfor each of the historical American Girldolls. Each month will focus on a differentdoll. Be sure to read“Meet Kirsten”before

this program. Registration is necessaryeach month.Minecraft club Thursday, May 3, at 4 p.m.Main Branch Join the library’s MinecraftClub where you can mine, explore andshare strategies in the wide world of Mine-craft. Each session will feature a new chal-lenge. Kids must bring their own chargedlaptop, tablet or mobile device and havean active Minecraft account. The club is forchildren from ages eight to 12. Registra-tion is required.Family story time Friday, May 4, at 11a.m., at Main BranchWednesdays at 1:30p.m. at Mentor Headlands Branch Take alittle time for some great stories and fam-ily time. Families with children of all ageswill enjoy stories, music, rhymes and craftstogether. All children must be accompa-nied by an adult.olé Friday, May 4, at 4 p.m. Main Branchin the James R. Garfield Room Kids cancelebrate Cinco de Mayo a day early withstories, crafts and guacamole that theywill make themselves. For kids in kinder-garten through sixth grade. Registration isrequired.countdown to Kindergarten Saturday,May 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Main Branchin the Children’s Story Room Is your childgearing up to enter kindergarten? Thelibrary’s Kindergarten Readiness programhelps prepare little ones for their transitioninto the school environment by practicingessential skills with fun challenges andactivities. The activities focus on key areasincluding language and early literacy,math skills, shapes and colors, gross motorskills, and essential life skills. Children whoattend six sessions receive a congratula-tory prize. For kids, ages three to six. Noregistration required.Make a craftMonday, May 7 Main Branchin the Children’s Department Kid can stopby the Children’s Department any timethroughout the day (while supplies last)and get creative with one of the library’smonthly crafts. No registration is neces-sary.books &yoga Presents: over the rain-

Snacks and refreshments will be provided.Paws to readWednesday, May 16 Firstsession starts at 6:30 p.m. Second ses-sion starts at 7:00 p.m. Main Branch in theChildren’s Area Kids who are able to readindependently are invited to sign up for a30-minute session. Children will be pairedwith a gentle dog that is licensed andtrained to be a good listener. This eventwill fill quickly. Registration begins twoweeks before each session.Firehouse Friends Thursday, May 17, at10:30 a.m. Main Branch in the Children’sStory Room Join our friends from the Men-tor Fire Department for stories and songs.Meet the local firemen. Find out whatit’s really like to be a fireman. Open to allages. Each time kids attend the “FirehouseFriends” story time will receive a raffleticket for a chance to win lunch with thefiremen in December.MPl arcade: Video Game club Thursday,May 17, at 4 p.m. Main Branch in the Vil-lage Room Come to the library for an af-ternoon of gaming with the newest videogame club, MPL Arcade. The library willhave age-appropriate games available toplay on theWii U, as well as fun board andtabletop games. For kids in third throughsixth grade. Registration is required.Fresh colors: teen art club Thursday,May 17, at 4:30 p.m. Main Branch in theJames R. Garfield Room A new art clubfor teens in grades six through 12. Eachmonth, the club will explore a differentartist or medium. Supplies will be providedFriends of Mentor Public library booksale Saturday, May 19, from 9 a.m. to 4p.m. and Sunday, May 20, from 2 to 4 p.m.The Read House Book sale open to thepublic at the Read House, just east of theMain Library. Buy a bag filled with booksfor only $5. Proceeds support library pro-gramming and services. Parking is at theMain Library lot.Headlands Paints rocks Saturday, May19, from noon to 2 p.m. Mentor HeadlandsBranch Come join Bonnie Rice, betterknown as the Litter Lady, to paint rockswith nature scenes with positive messagesfor hiding in plain sight to inspire others.Clean rocks, paint and brushes will be pro-vided. Dress appropriately, things couldget messy.lake branchMinecraft club Saturday,May 19, at 2 p.m. Mentor-on-the-LakeBranch You can mine, explore and sharestrategies in the wide world of Minecraftat MPL’s Lake Branch. Each session will fea-ture a new challenge. Kids must bring theirown charged laptop, tablet or mobile de-vice and have an active Minecraft account.let’s go lego club Saturday, May 19, at2 p.m. Mentor Headlands Branch Kids canget creative with Lego bricks, either fol-lowing a monthly theme or doing theirown thing. The library will supply the Lego

bowWednesday, May 9, at 1:30 p.m. MainBranch in the Village Room Kids (three tosix years old) can listen to the children’sclassic “Over the Rainbow”by E.Y. Harburgas they recreate the story through yogaposes. Adult and child participation. Pleasebring a yoga mat and wear comfortableclothing. Yoga session is instructed by Dar-lene Kelbach. Registration is required.Wordplay creativeWriting clubWednes-day, May 9, at 4:30 p.m. Main Branch inthe Children’s Story RoomYoung writerscan get creative with words atWordplay.Kids from third through sixth grade willwrite, share stories and play word games.Bring your imagination. The library sup-plies paper, pens and snacks. Registrationrequired.Mother’s day craft bouquetWednes-day, May 9, at 6 p.m. Mentor-on-the-LakeBranch Kids can visit the Lake Branch andmake a beautiful bouquet of handmadeflowers for the special lady in their lives.studio MPl art club Thursday, May 10, at4 p.m. Main Branch in the Children’s StoryRoom Join Mentor Public Library’s art clubfor kids (from first through fifth grade.)Each month, Studio MPL makes a differentfun art project.HappyMother’s day Saturday, May 12, atfrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mentor HeadlandsBranch Kids can stop in and make some-thing special for their special someonewhile craft supplies last.Picking up steaM club Saturday, May12, at 2 p.m. Mentor-on-the-Lake BranchKids in kindergarten through fifth gradecan come to the Lake Branch and explorethe weird worlds of Science, Technology,Engineering, Art and Math through newinteractive experiments each month.clashing controllersWednesday, May 16,at 6:30 p.m. Mentor-on-the-Lake BranchGet your game on. Challenge your friendsat this monthly video game tournamentheld at the Mentor-on-the-Lake Branch.

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and Duplo bricks, so kids only need tobring their imagination. Children youngerthan eight must be accompanied by anadult. No registration is necessary.Dippity Tie-DyeMonday, May 21, at 4p.m.Read House lawn Kids from five to 10 yearsold can get ready for summer with a coolnew tie-dyed bag. Use it to hold all yourlibrary books when you join Mentor PublicLibrary’s Summer Reading Club! Bag andsupplies will be provided.Write On: AWriting Club for TeensMon-day, May 21, at 4:30 p.m. Main Branch inthe Frances Cleveland Room Amonthlycreative writing club for teens. Each monthfocuses on a different prompt. It’s a funway to expand your creative writing, getsome great ideas, and meet other teenwriters. All writing levels welcomed, andsnacks will be provided.Full STEAMAhead: Engineering Tuesday,May 22, at 4 p.m.Main Branch in the Vil-lage Room First through fifth graders canenhance their STEAM development withactivities involving engineering. Registra-tion begins May 8.StarWars PartyWednesday, May 23, at6:30 p.m. Mentor-on-the-Lake Branch Kidsin kindergarten through fifth grade cancelebrate the release of the new StarWarsHan Solo movie at the Lake Branch StarWars Party. The padawans will train in theways of the Force with their lightsabersand enjoy crafts, games and refreshments.Color Me—HeadlandsWednesday, May23, at 7 p.m. Mentor Headlands BranchLooking for some quiet time? Bring thefamily to a calm evening of coloring at theHeadlands branch. Supplies provided.StorybookWalk Dedication Thursday,May 24, at 6 p.m. The Read House Come toMentor Public Library’s Read House for thededication of its new StorybookWalk. Thewalk is dedicated to the memory of CarolMononen, former president of the Friendsof Mentor Public Library. Stay to enjoy theChildren’s Summer Reading Kickoff Partyat 6:30 p.m. Open to all.Summer Reading Kickoff Party Thursday,May 24, at 6:30 p.m. The Read House Signup for Summer Reading and enjoy a magicshow by ZAP Entertainment. Open to allages.TechnoTweens Saturday, May 26, at 1p.m. Mentor Headlands Branch Tweens(ages ten to 14) can challenge their friendsto a quest in Roblox. Join your friends forgaming fun at Mentor Headlands Branch.Registration is required.Rock Star Cookies Saturday, May 26, at2 p.m. Mentor Headlands Branch To cel-ebrate this year’s theme for summer read-ing—Libraries Rock!—kids can decoratecookies with a music theme.Craft for a Cause ClubWednesday, May30, at 6 p.m. Mentor-on-the-Lake Branch

Put those crafting skills to good use. Jointhe Craft for a Cause Club where they knitand crochet for charities that help bringcomfort and warmth to the community.Knowing how to knit or crochet is helpful,but not necessary.

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Spring weekly storytimes The Spring Story-time session endsMay 4th. Storytimes willresume again the week of June 4th.Baby Bookworms (for babies not yetwalking) Tuesday, May 1st: 10:00 AM –10:30 AMFor babies who are not yet walking andtheir caregivers. Enjoy one-on-one laptime engaging in stories, songs, rhymes,fingerplays and more. Drop-in, no registra-tion needed.Music in Motion (2 - 5 years) Wednesday,May 2nd: 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM and Thurs-day, May 3rd: 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Stories,rhythm, music, and instruments! Child at-tends with caregiver. Drop-in, no registra-tion needed.Preschool/Kindergarten Storytime (3 - 6years) Wednesday, May 2nd: 11:00 AM –11:30 AM or An exciting and engaging sto-rytime with a focus on early literacy skills.Child attend without caregiver. Registra-tion is required.Parachute Playtime (2 - 5 years) Thursday,May 3rd: 11:00 – 11:30 AM A fun-filled 30minute parachute playtime for walkingtoddlers through 5 years old. Child attendswith caregiver. Music, rhymes, games, andlots of fun shakin’ the ‘chute! Drop-in, noregistration needed.Stories & S.T.E.A.M. (6 – 8 years) Friday,May 4th: 4:15 PM – 5:00 PM Kids ages 6-8can explore stories and more with science,technology, engineering, art, and math inthis fun after-school program. Caregivermust stay in the building but does notattend with the child. Registration is re-quired.N BTWEEN (9 - 12 years) Wednesday,May 3rd: 4:15 PM – 5:00 PM Crafts, games,and activities geared specifically towardstweens. Tweens attend without caregiver.Drop-in, no registration needed.Find the Pets Scavenger Hunt – Tuesday,May 1st through Tuesday, May 15th Kids12 and under can participate in a fun, FREEpicture Scavenger Hunt in the Children’sRoom. Find all 10 pictures hidden aroundthe Children’s Room and turn in your sheetfor a free, small prize from the treasurechest. Limit once per child, please.Mom&Me Paint Class – Saturday, May5th – 11:00 AM – 12:00 PMWe invite chil-dren in grades Kindergarten through 6thto join us with their mother, grandmother,

aunt, or any special woman in their lifefor a FREE Mom &Me Paint Class. This is aparent/child class and groups must regis-ter in pairs of two. Create a one-of-a-kindpainting with step-by-step instructionfrom Amber from Ariel Inspired in Paines-ville (https://arielinspired.appointy.com).Registration is required and opens 2 weeksbefore the class on Saturday, April 21st.Please register your child and yourselfseparately.KiDS CRAFTERNOON – Thursday, May10th – 3:00 – 7:00 PMMake a FREE kidscraft! Drop by the Children’s Room Rotun-da to make a fun, free MOM emoji magnetfor Mother’s Day. As supplies last, smallchildren may need help. No registrationneeded.Superhero School! – Saturday, May 12th– 11:00 – 11:45 AM POW! SMASH! BAM!Do you have a hidden super power? Canyou melt ice with your fiery glare? Canyou knock over cardboard buildings witha single strike? Can you eat ALL your veg-etables? Then hone your super powersat our Superhero School! We will train upour super powers and enjoy a photo opin your super hero costumes. We mighteven have to face an evil villain or two!Superhero costumes optional but highlyencouraged! This is a family program forkids ages 12 and under and no registrationis needed.Jedi Training – Saturday, May 19th – 11:00– 11:45 AM For kids in grades K-3rd. Cel-ebrate the upcoming new StarWars moviewith a morning of Jedi Training! Play Jedigames, make a craft, and enjoy a galacticsnack with fellow trainees! The force willbe strong with these young Jedis--do theyhave what it takes to graduate training?Registration is necessary and will begin 2weeks before the program on May 5th.KiDS CRAFTERNOON – Thursday, May24th – 3:00 – 7:00 PMMake a FREE kidscraft! Drop by the Children’s Room Ro-tunda to make a fun, free fishbowl stickerscene craft. As supplies last, small childrenmay need help. No registration needed.2018 Children’s Summer Reading Club:Libraries Rock! Starts Tuesday, May 29thLibraries Rock! Stop by the Children’sRoom to register your child, age birththrough entering 7th grade, for the Mor-ley Library Children’s Summer ReadingClub! The Summer Reading Club runs for 8weeks and every day that your child readsfor 20 minutes or more s/he will receive anentry for our big prize drawing!With funweekly incentives, amazing performers,and awesome weekly programs, summerwill never have a dull moment at MorleyLibrary!

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Superhero Party Thursday, May 3 at 6:30pm Attention boys and girls, you are in-vited to attend our superhero party! Kidsages 3-10 come dressed as your favoritesuperhero or create one of your own.Enjoy games, activities and super snacks!Registration requested.Family Reads On-the-Go! 3rd week of theMonth, during open hours May 21. Pick-up a copy of next month’s family friendlybook (to be read at home together) andactivity packet. Call to pre-register.Crafty Kids First Tuesday of the monthat 3:15 pm: 5/1 Children Kindergartenthrough 4th grade, join us for stories andcrafty activities. Registration requested.Junior Chef Second Tuesday of the monthat 3:15 pm: 5/8 Children Kindergartenthrough 4th grade, join us for stories andcreative cooking for kids. Registration re-quested.Book Blast Third Tuesday of the monthat 3:15 pm: 5/15 Children Kindergartenthrough 4th grade, explore a new bookseries each month through sample read-ing and activities. Check out a book fromthe series and discuss the next month.Registration requested.STEAMAhead! Fourth Tuesday of themonth at 3:15 pm: 5/22 Children Kinder-garten through 4th grade, join us and ex-plore science fun. Registration requested.Tales for a Dog First Saturday of everymonth @ 9:30 or 10:00 am: 5/5, 6/2, 7/7Readers completed Kindergarten andolder, come share a story with a certifiedtherapy dog. Pre-register or drop-in.Lego Club Second Saturday of everymonth at 2:00 pm: 5/12, 6/9, 7/14 ChildrenKindergarten and older, stop by for somebuilding challenges and fun! Drop-in.Libraries Rock! Children’s SummerReading 2018 Friday, May 25 – Friday, July27Birth through completed fourth grade reg-ister at the library. Check out books, readevery day, and attend programs to earnprizes or tickets for our grand prize rafflebaskets!ArtSparks **Special Event** Friday, May25 1:00 pm, ages 3 - 6 years old 1:30 pm,completed Kindergarten – 4th grade JoinArtSparks professional team of dance andmusic instructors for 30 minutes of in-novative musical fun & learning. Space islimited, registration is required!TweenTime Wednesdays @ 2:30 PM: May2- 23 Children 5th-8th grade, join us forsnacks, socializing and fun activities. Regis-tration requested.Libraries Rock! Tween Summer Reading2018 Thursday, May 25 – Friday, July 27Tweens/Young Adults that have complet-ed 4th – 12th grades For books you checkout this summer, get a scratch-off ticketthat may have a prize selection under-neath. All entries will be eligible for grand

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prize drawing. Visit the Children’s desk fordetails!

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games or Movies for teens at theWil-loughby library Come to theWilloughbyLibrary Teen Room and play our PlaySta-tion 4 or watch movies - your choice! Ages12-18 only. Stop in anytime!WilloughbyLibrary, 30 Public Square, 440-942-3200games for teens at theWillowick li-brary Come to theWillowick Library TeenRoom and play our Xbox One orWii-U.Ages 12-18 only. Stop in anytime!Willo-

wick Library, 263 E. 305 St., 440-943-4151is homeschool right for your Family?Join us for an interactive panel discussionabout the in’s and out’s of homeschoolingwith experienced educators and advo-cates. Learn about the many different ap-proaches to homeschooling and explorecurriculum options to see if it’s right foryou. Don’t miss our second panel in Au-gust! Tuesday, May 1, 6:30 pmWilloughbyLibrary, 30 Public Square, 440-942-3200Make stuff at the library for teens Cometo theWilloughby Library this summer tocreate interesting items to take home anduse. May Project: Candle Holder. Ages 12–18.Wednesday, May 2, 7-8 pmWilloughbyLibraryadapted storytime Children with varyinglearning styles and abilities learn togetherin a safe, supportive environment whererespect and appreciation for differencesis encouraged. This storytime, followedby a time for socialization, is designed forchildren who may not be successful in atypical storytime experience. Content isgeared toward ages 3 to 7 years, but allages are welcome. Siblings may also at-tend, but must register separately.Monday, May 7, 6:30 pmWilloughby LibraryTuesday, May 22, 6:30 pmEastlake LibraryMovie Night at the hillsWatch recently

released movies on the big screen withfree popcorn. Doors open at 5:30 pm.Movie starts at 6 pm. Outside snacks anddrinks permitted. May Feature: Paddington2Wednesday, May 9, 5:30-8 pmWilloughby Hills LibraryWilloughby otaku anime club Join fel-low Otaku at theWilloughby Library towatch anime, discuss anime and mangaand draw our own characters. You caneven cosplay if you want. Refreshmentswill be served. Ages 13 & up. Saturday,May 12, 1-4 pmWilloughby LibrarylEgo clubWe provide the LEGOs, youprovide the imagination in our LEGO club!All ages welcome!Saturday, May 12, 1:30-3 pmEastlake LibrarySaturday, May 19, 2-3:30 pmWillowick Librarylibrary Fun house Join other students forboard games, puzzles, crafts, puppet playand other fun activities. Grades K-6.Saturday, May 12, 11 am-12:30 pmWillowick Libraryofficer Dan and Jager Come to the libraryto meet our local superheroes, Officer Danand his special dog, Jager. Learn how help-ful a dog can be when fighting crime. Allages welcome!Wednesday, May 16, 6:30 pm

Willowick Librarybarks for books Practice your readingskills by reading to a therapy dog! (GradesK-5).Saturday, May 19, 9:30 or 10 am (Chooseone session) Eastlake Libraryspecial Needs lEgo club This LEGOClub is specifically for children with specialneeds. We provide the LEGOs, you provideyour imagination. All ages welcome!Saturday, May 19, 10:30 am-12 pmWillowick Libraryteen art club Do you love to create artbut never get the chance? Join other art-loving teens for Art Club where we willfocus on a different artist or style each ses-sion. Grades 6-12 (Ages 11-18.) Thursday,May 24, 6:30 pm Eastlake LibraryVideo game club Comemake friends andplay our Xbox One,Wii-U,Wii, and Playsta-tion 2! Ages 12 & up. Saturday, May 26, 2-4pm Willowick Librarylearn and Play chess club Join us for aninformal gathering of chess enthusiasts,including instruction and play, fun andrefreshments! No registration needed. Allages and chessboards welcome. Saturday,May 26, 12-4 pmWilloughby Librarysummer crafts Every week of summerreading the library will have a differentmake-and-take craft. Stop in any timefromMay 29– July 21.Willoughby LibraryWilloughby Hills LibraryWillowick Library

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Bureau 5536 Lake Rd E, Geneva-on-the-Lake.MAY 13Mother’s Day at Black Brook GolfCourse 9:00 am - 10:00 am, Black BrookGolf Treat your mom to a free roundof golf at Black Brook Golf Course. Allmoms play free when accompanied byanother player. Call Black Brook for teetimes today (440) 951-0010. Cart notincluded. Offer valid on Sunday, May 14only.MAY 17Just Kids Stuff Garage SaleThursday, May 17 9:00am – 12:00pmEleanor B Garfield Park, 7967 MentorAvenue, Mentor. Clean out the toyboxes, closets, and attics, and get readyfor the Just Kids’ Stuff Garage Sale. Thisis the biggest sale of children’s itemsaround, often featuring more than 70vendors and more than 1,000 buyers.For information call the Mentor Recre-ation Department at 440-974-5720.MAY 18Party onMain featuring DISCO IN-FERNO LIVE! Don’t miss the ultimate“Kick-off to Summer AfterWork Party!”Friday night May 18th from 6-10pmMain Street in Downtown Painesville Ad-mission is FREE! FREE parking! FREE fun!MAY 19 & 20Plant Sale The Holden Arboretum PlantSale brings together some of theregions finest nurseries and garden ven-dors to offer a wide selection of trees,plants, flowers, herbs, shrubs and gar-den accessories. Guests can find inspira-tion in Holden’s gardens before select-ing the perfect plants for their ownhome. Plant and garden experts are onhand to answer questions and Holden’snursery propagated varieties are avail-able for purchase. 440-946-4400 www.holdenarb.orgMAY 19 & 207th Annual DTW Rib Burn OffHistoric DowntownWilloughby

(Erie Street and River Street) - Wil-loughby Drawing thousands of peoplefrom all over Northeast Ohio, this two-day event is going to rock this townagain and be even better than lastyear’s record-breaking success! ErieStreet will be closed to all traffic forboth days. And this year we are expand-ing to three stages featuring live localand national bands, plus vendors and acomplete Activity Zone from The BarAthletics. Look for beer & craft cocktailson Erie Street, and, of course, ribs fromparticipating downtownWilloughbyrestaurants & national vendors.Saturday, May 19th Noon – 10pmSunday, May 20th Noon – 8pmFree admission dtwribburnoff.com/MAY 19The Great Garage Sale Lake CountyFairgrounds, 1301 Mentor Avenue,Painesville 9:00am-4:00pmOver 150 vendors – food concessions –free parking – free admissionwww.lakecountyfair.orgMAY 20CelebrateWildWetlands 2-3:30PMLet’s explore our wetlands and list all ofthe plants and animals we can identifyas we dive into a wetland“bioblitz” cel-ebrating the diversity of Mentor Marsh.Bring your field guides, field notebook,camera, binoculars, hand lenses and anyother field tools. No experience neces-sary, we’ll all learn along the way! www.cmnh.org/mentor-marsh-programs.Marsh Nature Center, 5185 Corduroy Rd.MAY 24 oCt. 11Painesville Farmers Market Shop thePainesville Farmers Market for a wide

variety of fresh produce, specialty prod-ucts, home-made baked goods, teas,honey, chocolate goodies, specialsauces, meats, eggs, herbs, plants, andfragrant bathroom soaps. Even home-made doggie treats for your best friend!Different food truck each week &mouthwatering kettle korn to enjoywhile strolling Veteran’s Park. WatchFacebook for food trucks that will be vis-iting, free recipes, customer apprecia-tion day, free tote day and many othersurprises to happen at the market thisseason.Even Kids Craft Corner in the gazebowith free Face Painting & crafts hostedby Painesville United Methodist Churchevery week!www.painesvillenow.comMAY 26 27Civil War Encampment & Re-Enact-ment Lake County Historical Society415 Riverside Dr. The CIVIL WARENCAMPMENT & RE-ENACTMENTreturns to the Lake County History Cen-ter – May 26-27, 2018. The LCHS is host-ing this signature event on MemorialDay weekend.Experience the a re-enactment of a CivilWar encampment right on the groundsof the History Center. Battle both days at2:00pm., Sunday church service, Speak-ers corner, General tent, Battalion drills,Gatling gun demo, Historical interpret-ers, and Food booth. Special children’sactivities (including the Children’s Drillon both days). Admission: Donationonly. lakehistorycenter.org/programs-and-events

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MAY 1-3132nd Annual Amateur PhotographyContest and Show Penitentiary GlenNature Center Entries received May 1through 31 The 32nd annual AmateurContest and Show captures the beautyof nature within Lake County throughthe lenses of amateur photographers.Photos can be either film or digital. Allphotos must be taken outdoors withinLake County.Entries accepted May 1 through May31 at Penitentiary Glen Nature Center.Entries can be submitted and paymentmade at the Information Desk from 9 amto 4:30 pm daily. Entry form and pay-ment must accompany entries. Entryform and payment must accompanyentries. To download entry form goto.lakemetroparks.com/photo-contest-show.MAY 6Mentor Marsh Eagle Fest Celebratebald eagles at our annual open housefrom noon to 5pm at Mentor Marsh Na-ture Center, 5185 Corduroy Rd. Registerfor a guided hike to view our MarshEagle nest at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 or 3:30pm.RSVPs required for hikes. Participatein hands-on activities to learn abouteagles, take part in games and crafts.Shop our silent auction, visit conserva-tion partners’ exhibits and watch a liveanimal program. Food available for pur-chase. www.cmnh.org/mentor-marsh-programsMAY 12Around the Block Antique Sale &Flea Market Route 84 and County LineRoad, Unionville. Round the block saleof antiques and flea market finds. Nocharge 440-275-9689 – www.unionvil-leohio.comMAY 122018 GOTL Summer Kick Off ParadeJoin us for our second annual SummerKick-Off Parade from 1-3 pm! Come to

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