SEVEN HILLS, Ohio -- Seven Hills seniors recently celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with the city’s traditional luncheon at City Hall.
While listening to live musical entertainment by Linda Hamski, they dined on corned beef and cabbage provided by Coyne Catering, which also supports the city’s Senior Meals on Wheels program.
The meal concluded with St. Patty’s themed Dairy Queen ice cream treats.
Luncheon attendees at the sold-out event also played games.
Getting in on the green fun was Mayor Anthony D. Biasiotta.
“One of my very favorite events of the year is our senior St. Patrick’s Day event,” he said.
“I get to share this unofficial Cleveland holiday -- our first celebration of the coming spring season -- with so many friends from our community and enjoy a delicious corned beef meal.
“What’s not to like?”
Brooklyn superintendent coffee chats: Brooklyn City Schools Superintendent/CEO Theodore Caleris has announced another round of “Community Coffee Chat” dates.
The district leader will be hosting the interactive affairs from 9 to 10:30 a.m. March 29, April 26 and May 3 at the Brooklyn Board of Education Office, 9200 Biddulph Road.
“I always enjoy meeting with our families, parents and community members,” he said.
“This is just another opportunity for me to engage with them in an informal and relaxing environment.”
A question-and-answer session follows a discussion about district finances, academics and the district’s master facility plan.
There’s also a campus tour of the board office, auditorium, Brooklyn High School and Brooklyn School.
The dates are open to all. No registration needed.
Green thumb volunteers: West Creek Conservancy is seeking the assistance of local green thumbs.
The nonprofit, which has a mission to conserve green space and manage stormwater, is advertising new volunteer opportunities at Stearns Native Nursery to help seed trays in the hoop house and up-pot perennials.
The remaining date is from noon to 2 p.m. April 2 at Stearns Native Nursery, 7000 Randolph Drive.
Online registration is required.
Volunteers are asked to dress for the weather.
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