1. Are you a U.S. citizen? / ¿Es usted ciudadano de los EE.UU.? Yes / Sí No / No 2. Will you be at least 18 years of age on or before the next general election? Yes / Sí No / No

¿Tendrá usted al menos 18 años de edad el día de las próximas elecciones generales o antes? If you answered NO to either of the questions, do not complete this form.Si respondió NO a cualquiera de las preguntas, no complete este formulario.

3. Last Name / Apellido First Name / Nombre Middle Name or Initial / Jr., II, etc.

4. House Number and Street (Enter new address if changed) / Apt. or Lot # / 5. City or Post Office / 6. ZIP Code /

7. Additional Mailing Address (if necessary) / 8. County (where you live) /

9. Birthdate (MO-DAY-YR) (required) 10. Ohio Driver’s License No. OR last four digits of Social Security No. 11. Phone No. (voluntary)

12. PREVIOUS ADDRESS IF UPDATING CURRENT REGISTRATION - Previous House Number and Street /

Previous City or Post Office / Ciudad u Oficina de Correos County / Condado State / Estado

13. CHANGE OF NAME ONLY Former Legal Name Former Signature / Firma Anterior

FOR BOARD USE ONLY

SEC4010 (Rev. 6/14)City, Village, Twp.

Ward

Precinct

School Dist.

Cong. Dist.

Senate Dist.

House Dist.

EligibilityYou are qualified to register to vote in Ohio if you meet all the following requirements:1. You are a citizen of the United States.2. You will be at least 18 years old on or before the day of the general election.3. You will be a resident of Ohio for at least 30 days immediately before

the election in which you want to vote.4. You are not incarcerated (in jail or in prison) for a felony conviction.5. You have not been declared incompetent for voting purposes by a probate court.6. You have not been permanently disenfranchised for violations of election laws.

Use this form to register to vote or to update your current Ohio registration if you have changed your address or name.

NOTICE: This form must be received or postmarked by the 30th day before an election at which you intend to vote. You will be notified by your county board of elections of the location where you vote. If you do not receive a notice following timely submission of this form, please contact your county board of elections.

Numbers 1 and 2 below are required by law. You must answer both of the questions for your registration to be processed.

Registering in PersonIf you have a current valid Ohio driver’s license, you must provide that number on line 10. If you do not have an Ohio driver’s license, you must provide the last four digits of your Social Security number on line 10. If you have neither, please write “None.”

Registering by Mail If you register by mail and do not provide either a current Ohio driver’s license number or the last four digits of your Social Security number, please enclose with your application a copy of one of the following forms of identification that shows your name and current address:

Current and valid photo identification, a military identification, or a current (within the last 12 months) utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check or government document (other than a notice of voter registration mailed by a board of elections) that shows your name and current address.

Residency RequirementsYour voting residence is the location that you consider to be a permanent, not a temporary, residence. Your voting residence is the place in which your habitation is fixed and to which, whenever you are absent, you intend to return. If you do not have a fixed place of habitation, but you are a consistent or regular inhabitant of a shelter or other location to which you intend to return, you may use that shelter or other location as your residence for purposes of registering to vote. If you have questions about your specific residency circumstances, you may contact your local board of elections for further information.

Your SignatureIn the area below the arrow in Box 14, please write your cursive, hand-written signature or make your legal mark, taking care that it does not touch the surrounding lines so when it is digitally imaged by your county board of elections it can effectively be used to identify your signature.

Please see information on back of this form to learn how to obtain an absentee ballot.

WHOEVER COMMITS ELECTION FALSIFICATION IS GUILTY OF A FELONY OF THE FIFTH DEGREE.

Voter Registration and Information Update Form

Please read instructions carefully. Please type or print clearly with blue or black ink. For further information, you may consult

the Secretary of State’s website at: www.OhioSecretaryofState.gov or call 1-877-767-6446.

Formulario de Registro de Votante o Actualización de Registro Actual

Por favor lea las instrucciones atentamente. Por favor escriba a máquina o con letra de molde clara con tinta azul o negra.

Para más información puede consultar el Sitio web del Secretario de Estado en: www.OhioSecretaryofState.gov o llamar al 1-877-767-6446.

ElegibilidadUsted puede registrarse para votar si cumple todos los requisitos siguientes:1. Usted es ciudadano de los Estados Unidos.2. Usted tendrá al menos 18 años de edad el día de las elecciones generales o antes de las mismas.3. Usted habrá sido un residente de Ohio durante al menos los 30 días previos a las elecciones en las que quiere votar.4. Usted no está encarcelado (en la cárcel o en prisión) por un delito grave.5. Usted no ha sido declarado incompetente a fines de votación por un tribunal testamentario.6. Usted no ha sido privado de sus derechos de forma permanente por violaciones de leyes electorales.Use este formulario para registrarse para votar o para actualizar su registro actual en Ohio si ha cambiado de domicilio o nombre. AVISO: Este formulario debe ser recibido o estar matasellado al menos 30 días antes de unas elecciones en las que usted tiene intención de votar. La junta electoral del condado le notificará el lugar donde usted vota. Si no recibe una notificación después de entregar su formulario a tiempo, por favor póngase en contacto con la junta electoral de su condado.Números 1 y 2 del formulario a continuación son obligatorias por ley. Debe contestar a ambas preguntas para que su registro pueda ser procesado.Registrarse en PersonaSi usted tiene una licencia de conducir de Ohio válida, tiene que facilitar ese número en la línea 10. Si usted no tiene una licencia de conducir de Ohio, tiene que facilitar los cuatro últimos dígitos de su número del Seguro Social en la línea 10. Si no tiene ninguno de los dos, por favor escriba “Ninguno”.Registrarse por CorreoSi usted se registra por correo y no facilita un número de licencia de conducir de Ohio o los cuatro últimos dígitos de su número del Seguro Social, por favor incluya con su solicitud una copia de una de las siguientes formas de identificación que muestre su nombre y domicilio actual:

Actual y válida identificación con fotografía, identificación militar o un recibo o factura actual (no más de 12 meses de antigüedad) de servicios básicos, estado de cuentas bancarias, nómina, cheque del gobierno, o otro documento del gobierno (con excepción de una notificación de registro de votante enviado por la junta electoral) que muestre su nombre y domicilio actual.

Requisitos de DomicilioSu domicilio de votar es el lugar que usted considera ser su domicilio permanente y no temporario. Su domicilio de votar es el lugar en lo que su habitación es fijada y el lugar a lo que, cuando usted esté ausente, tiene la intención de regresar. Si usted no tiene una habitación fijada, pero está habitante consistente y regular de un refugio o de otro lugar a lo que tiene la intención de regresar, se permite usar ese refugio como domicilio para su registro de votante. Si usted tiene preguntas sobre su circunstancia específica de domicilio, pongase en contacto con la junta electoral de su condado.Su FirmaEn la área debajo de la flecha en casilla 14, por favor firme en cursiva y por mano o ponga su marca, teniendo cuidado de no tocar las líneas o el texto que la rodean para que cuando la junta electoral de su condado lo hacen una imagen digital, la pueden usar para identificar su firma.Por favor consulte la información en el otro lado de este formulario para

averiguar cómo obtener una boleta o papeleta de voto en ausencia.AQUELLAS PERSONAS QUE COMETAN FRAUDE ELECTORAL SERÁN

CULPABLES DE UN DELITO DE QUINTO GRADO.

Segundo Nombre o Inicial

Número de Casa y Calle (Escriba la nueva dirección si ha cambiado) Ciudad u Oficina de Correos Apt. o No. de Parcela Código Postal

Dirección Postal Adicional (si es necesario) Condado (donde vive)

(one form of ID required to be listed or provided)No. de la licencia de conducir de Ohio o últimos cuatro dígitos del No. del Seguro Social (es necesario indicar o facilitar una forma de identificación)

DOMICILIO ANTERIOR SI ESTÁ ACTUALIZANDO EL REGISTRO ACTUAL - Número de Casa y Calle Anterior

SÓLO CAMBIO DE NOMBRE Nombre Legal Anterior

Fecha de Nacimiento (MES-DÍA-AÑO)(obligatorio)

No. Tfno. (voluntario)

Registering as an Ohio voterRegistrarme para votar en Ohio

Updating my addressActualizar mi domicilio

Updating my nameActualizar mi nombre

I am:Quiero:

I declare under penalty of election falsification I am a citizen of the United States, will have lived in this state for 30 days immediately preceding the next election, and will be at least 18 years of age at the time of the general election. Declaro, so pena de fraude electoral, que soy ciudadano de los Estados Unidos, que habré vivido en este estado durante al menos los 30 días previos a las elecciones siguientes y que tendré al menos 18 años de edad en el momento de las elecciones generales.

14.

Your Signature / Su firma

Date / Fecha ______/______/______ MO DAY YR MES DÍA AÑO

CÓMO CONSEGUIR UNA BOLETA O PAPELETA DE VOTO EN AUSENCIAUsted tiene derecho a votar mediante una boleta o papeleta de voto en ausencia en Ohio sin tener que dar un motivo. Las solicitudes de boletas o papeletas de voto en ausencia se pueden obtener de la junta electoral de su condado o del Secretario de Estado en: www.OhioSecretaryofState.gov o llamando al 1-877-767-6446.

REQUISITOS DE IDENTIFICACIÓN PARA LOS VOTANTES DE OHIO

Los votantes deben traer identificación a los centros de votación para verificar su identidad. La identificación puede incluir actual y válida identificación con fotografía, identificación militar o una copia de un recibo o factura actual (no más de 12 meses de antigüedad) de servicios básicos, estado de cuentas bancarias, cheque del gobierno, nómina, o otro documento del gobierno (con excepción de notificaciones de las elecciones o notificaciones de registro de votante enviado por la junta electoral) que muestre su nombre y domicilio actual. Los votantes que no faciliten ninguno de estos documentos aún podrán votar facilitando los últimos cuatro dígitos del número de Seguro Social del votante y ejerciendo una papeleta provisional de conformidad con R.C. 3505.181. Para obtener más información acerca de los requisitos de identificación de los votantes, por favor consulte el Sitio web del Secretario de Estado en: www.OhioSecretaryofState.gov o llame al 1-877-767-6446.

AQUELLAS PERSONAS QUE COMETAN FRAUDE ELECTORAL SERÁN CULPABLES DE UN DELITO DE QUINTO GRADO.

HOW TO OBTAIN AN OHIO ABSENTEE BALLOTYou are entitled to vote by absentee ballot in Ohio without providing a reason. Absentee ballot applications may be obtained from your county board of elections or from the Secretary of State at: www.OhioSecretaryofState.gov or by calling 1-877-767-6446. You may also contact Cuyahoga County Board of Elections at www.443vote.com or call 216-443-3298.

OHIO VOTER IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Voters must bring identification to the polls in order to verify identity. Identification may include current and valid photo identification, a military identification, or a copy of a current (within the last 12 months) utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document, other than a notice of an election or a voter registration notification sent by a board of elections, that shows the voter’s name and current address. Voters who do not provide one of these documents will still be able to vote by providing the last four digits of the voter’s Social Security number and by casting a provisional ballot pursuant to R.C. 3505.181. For more information on voter identification requirements, please consult the Secretary of State’s website at: www.OhioSecretaryofState.gov or call 1-877-767-6446. You may also contact Cuyahoga County Board of Elections at www.443vote.com or call 216-443-3298.

WHOEVER COMMITS ELECTION FALSIFICATION IS GUILTY OF A FELONY OF THE FIFTH DEGREE.

To ensure your information is updated, please do the following:1. Print this form.

2.

3. Sign and date your form.

4. Fold and insert your form into an envelope.

5. Mail your form to

Cuyahoga County Board of Elections Registration Department 2925 Euclid Ave Cleveland, Ohio 44115

at 877-SOS-OHIO (767-6446).

Tall or Noxious Grass Updated Ordinance

Have you noticed the number of properties with tall grass within the City?

Mayor Blackwell and the Building Department want to make sure you are aware of the updated

City Ordinance relative to tall grass and to define the penalties that you may be subject to.

Pursuant to Maple Heights Codified Ordinance Sec. 680.05(b) the owner of property determined

to be in violation of this Section shall be served a written notice upon the 1st identified violation

per calendar year. Such notices shall state that the owner has two (2) calendar days (or 48

hours) to cut or destroy, or cause to be cut or destroyed, any weeds or grass that is six (6)

inches or higher in height or any vegetation that obstructs views compromising safe ingress or

egress or otherwise impedes traffic, including pedestrian traffic, on any public rights of way.

Further, the notice shall conspicuously state that failure to comply will result in the City causing

the work to be done and the costs to be assessed against the property in the manner provided

by this Section. The notice shall also conspicuously state that any subsequent violations of this

Section concerning the same property during the same calendar year shall require no further

notice.

To report tall or noxious grass residents can complete the Tall Grass Violation Form on

the City website under the Building Department. Please help keep Maple Heights looking

good!

Building Department Staff

Ashley King

Housing Manager

216-587-9031

Dwayne Ford-Safebuilt

Chief Building Official

216-662-5488

Parrish Mines

Code Enforcement Officer

Districts 1-3

216-587-9024

Darrell Pate

Code Enforcement Officer

Districts 4-7

216-587-9033

Sonia Beaman

Administrative Assistant

216-587-9039

Safebuilt-Scheduling

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Hours: Monday to Friday

8:30am to 4:00pm

Closed 12:00pm to 1:00pm for Lunch

What exactly does the Building

Department do?

The Building department is responsible

for issuing permits for any alterations,

repairs or new construction, contractor

registration and housing licenses.

Additionally, the building department is

responsible for the inspection of

residential and commercial properties,

and for the enforcement of the building

code, and all other codes, laws and

ordinances relating to residential,

commercial and industrial properties.

The City of Maple Heights contracts

with Safebuilt for all plan reviews,

permit inspections, rental inspections

and point of sale inspections. Once the

appropriate permit(s) have been

purchased, Safebuilt must be called,

440-399-0850, to schedule an

inspection. A 24-hour notice minimum

is required for all inspections.

Examples of permits & registrations issued:

Rental registration

Point of sale

New roof permit

Fence permit

Owner occupied or Property owner license

HVAC/Furnace/Air Conditioning permit

Contractor registration

Electrical permit

Types of residential and commercial

inspections performed:

Rental inspection

Point of sale inspection

Exterior code violation inspection

Myths and Facts about the

Building Department

Myth: The Building Department is responsible

for snow plowing.

Fact: The Service Department is responsible

for snow plowing and removal.

Myth: The Building Department is responsible

for trash collection.

Fact: Waste Management is responsible for

trash collection in the City of Maple Heights.

Myth: The Building Department should be

contacted for issues with animals (skunks,

gophers, groundhogs etc…)

Fact: The Animal Warden, 216-587-9646,

should be called regarding animal issues.

Myth: Permits for park activity rentals can be

filed and paid for in the Building Department.

Fact: Permits for park activity rentals can be

filed and paid for at the Maple Heights

Senior Center, 216-597-5481.

Myth: Tenants can place their rent into escrow

with the Maple Heights Building Department.

Fact: Maple Heights tenants can set up rent

depositing with Garfield Heights Municipal

Court. For more information on how to

initiate this process Garfield Heights

Municipal Court can be reached at

216-475-1900.

Volume 3, Issue 2, August, September, October 2019 Published Quarterly

A Message fromMayor Annette M. Blackwell

Financial Recovery Plan -August Update

Mayor Annette M. Blackwell and the City of Maple Heights are, in base-ball terms, rounding third and heading for home. Very soon, the phrase“Fiscal Emergency” will no longer be used when referring to the City ofMaple Heights.

Since she took office in January, 2016, Mayor Blackwell, her Adminis-tration and City Council, have slowly and steadily been working out of a$2.79 million dollar deficit. She has diligently, steadfastly and relent-lessly found ways to turn this financial crisis into all positive funds bal-ances.

Mayor Blackwell, with, hopefully, an affirmative vote of City Council willpresent an updated Financial Recovery Plan to the Financial Planningand Supervision Commission assigned by the Auditor of the State ofOhio at their next meeting, later this month. The main objective of thePlan is to eliminate all fiscal emergency conditions determined by theAuditor that placed the City of Maple Heights in fiscal emergency in2015.

It is hard to believe that I am into the last half year ofmy first term as your Mayor. It has been challengingbut so very rewarding. We have moved forward in somany ways that people said would be impossible todo. But, with hard work, perseverance and faith(above all faith) much has been accomplished.

We now have a beautiful Metro Park in Maple Heightswith improvements happening everyday. Businessesare looking to make their home in our City. The new build KFC andRally’s should be opening this Fall. Music In The Park is in full swingtwice in June, July and August because of a generous donation fromKIA of Bedford. In partnership with NOPEC, a new family event willdebut on August 10, Summer Fest. Hope to see you there!

Resurfacing of Warrensville Center Road is just about complete. Thenumbers and diversity of our Police and Fire Departments have in-creased to keep you safe and well cared for. Two new 10 passengervans provided through grant dollars are on the road serving our seniorand disabled residents. A partnership with our neighbors in Bedfordand Bedford Heights was formed to provide a variety of year roundsports activities in cooperation with Jump Start Sports for our children.Our Service Department is working hard to keep the roads safe andthe grass cut. The Building Department is diligently making sure prop-erties are in compliance with our ordinances.

One more very important accomplishment was highlighted in the Busi-ness Section of the July 21, 2019 edition of the Plain Dealer. The ar-ticle stated that home prices were up this year across most ofCuyahoga County through the first half of the year. Median sale pricesrose 5.4%. Cities that gained and cities that lost were listed.

However, Maple Heights was listed with only 15 other communitieswhere prices were up for FOUR STRAIGHT YEARS! We are showingsteady and repeated positive gains in the housing market. Maple Heightsis rebounding, and, as I like to say: “We are winning!”

But, our work is not done. More can and will be accomplished. To-gether we can continue to keep the momentum going and move MapleHeights to even greater heights.

Mayor Blackwell’s Plan identifies the actions that are and will be takenin the months and years ahead to restore the fiscal integrity of the Cityof Maple Heights. It serves as a tangible master plan to insure a stableand successful future for the City and its residents.

In her Plan, Mayor Blackwell identified cost saving services that de-crease costs while actually increasing services to the Community. Afew of these are the City’s memberships in the Southeast Area LawEnforcement Agency (SEALE), the Chagrin Valley Dispatch commu-nication center, the Chagrin Southeast Hazmat Response Team andthe Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council (NOPEC).

Mayor Blackwell identified revenue generating actions beginning in 2019and continuing through 2023. These include, but are not limited to, taxrevenue realized from aggressive economic development projects likeKFC, Rally’s and Big Truck Rehab Center, increase of the Local Gov-ernment Fund from the State of Ohio, the establishment of a delin-quent property tax outreach program, annual premium refund from theBureau of Workers Compensation and many more.

When you couple these accomplishments with very conservative as-sumptions of an increase in property tax and income tax collection,continued successful grant awards, increase of vacant lot sales and amodest increase in the Local Government Revenue, we think you willagree that the City of Maple Heights is turning the corner to a muchbrighter future.

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2019 marks the 20th year Human Services Supportive Service Coor-dinator, Jaimie Hasenohrl, has worked for the City of Maple Heights.Armed with a Bachelor’s Degree in Gerontology from Bowling GreenState University. Jaimie began her career in the field of aging in Febru-ary of 1999 at the Maple Heights Senior Center.

Jaimie’s job responsibilities include doing home visits to assess resi-dents for services such as transportation, home delivered meals andmeals served at the Senior Center, following up on referrals from thePolice and Fire Department and hospital, and assisting residents withtheir utility issues and choosing the best medical insurance.

Over the years her duties have expanded to include assisting withgrant writing and submitting unitization reports to the Western ReserveArea Agency on Aging (WRAAA) and the Cuyahoga County Division ofSenior and Adult Services (DSAS)

“Jaimie is meticulous in calculating and submitting reports to our fund-ing agencies to insure our Department and the City received the maxi-mum reimbursement for the services we provide,” states Human Ser-vices Director Linda Vopat. “We received notice from DSAS that theMaple Heights Senior Center achieved a perfect audit! This was largelydue to the fastidious, accurate record keeping and watchful eye ofJaimie.”

Jaimie’s energy and love for her work is very evident. When asked,what is takes to succeed in this career Jaimie is quick to respond,“You have to be conscientious and compassionate, flexible and willingto search for answers. The staff I work with goes above and beyond toserve. You have to be strong physically and emotionally, because thework will challenge you.”

We congratulate Jaimie on her 20 years of service to the residents ofMaple Heights and her outstanding achievement of a perfect audit.

New Vans for Senior Center

Jaimie Hasenohrl Celebrates 20 YearWork Anniversary with Perfect Audit

On Monday June 24, 2019, Mayor Annette M. Blackwell took delivery oftwo (2) 10 passenger Light Transit Vehicles at the Maple Heights Se-nior Center. They were awarded to the City of Maple Heights throughthe grant process from the Northeast Ohio Areawide CoordinatingAgency’s 2018 Enhanced Mobility for Seniors And Individuals’ with Dis-abilities (Section 5310) Program.

Welcome New Finance DirectorThe City of Maple Heights wel-comes the newest member ofMayor Blackwell’s Administrativeteam,Tinita Marie Tillman, as Fi-nance Director. Ms. Tillman hasbeen with us for approximatelyfive (5) months. She comes to usarmed with a Masters ofAccountancy (Financial/AuditTrack) from Cleveland State Uni-versity and extensive training fromthe Ohio State Auditor.

Ms. Tillman’s work history is richand diverse. Her early career in-terests led to the field of law en-forcement. She served as a se-curity officer and police officer while pursuing degrees in the world offinance. Ms. Tillman states that working with numbers, reconciling thebooks and fund and government accounting is her true vocation andwhere she is most happy.

Previous to joining the team in Maple Heights, Ms. Tillman spent thelast seven (7) years working in the Ohio Auditor of State’s office asAuditor 3/Team Leader. Her extensive experience in auditing financialstatements of governmental entities including millions of dollars in rev-enue and expenditures will serve her well in her new position.

Ms.Tillman, her husband Andre, together with their six (6) children callnortheast Ohio home. We welcome Ms. Tillman to Maple Heights andwish her all the best as Director of Finance for the City of Maple Heights.

September 10, 2019 Primary ElectionAn Election is being held in Maple Heights on September 10, 2019. The MapleHeights Mayor (Nonpartisan primary) seat is on the ballot. The voter registra-tion deadline for the September 10th Primary Election is Monday, August 12th.You may register online at www.443vote.com and at all public libraries. Peoplemay vote early, vote by mail or on Election Day. To request a ballot applicationvisit: www.443vote.com , or call 216-443-VOTE (8683). They are also availableat all public libraries.

The Board is open for early voting on the following dates:

Weekdays: August 13 to August 30 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Weekdays: September 2 to September 6 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Saturday: September 7 8:00 a.m . - 4:00 p.m.Sunday: September 8 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday: September 9 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

The Board of Elections is located at 2925 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland. All votersare advised to confirm their precinct and voting location prior to each election.They may do this by going to www.443VOTE.com or by calling 216-443-VOTE(8683).

The Mayor surprised the Seniors with her announcement that the newvans were waiting for their approval in the back of the Senior Center.She was met with big smiles, applause and sincere gratitude.

The Maple Heights Department of Human Services provides approxi-mately 14,000 one way trips a year to residents 60+ years of age anddisabled individuals. Destinations include medical and dental appoint-ments, lunch and programs at the Maple Heights Senior Center, dialy-sis appointments, food shopping, banking, salon and barber appoint-ments and special meetings and programs offered by the City of MapleHeights.

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~Mayor’s Featured Business~

Mr. Wonderful’s Chicken and Waffles

For the past 11years, residents of Maple Heights and surrounding com-munities have had the delicious pleasure of enjoying the culinary spe-cialties of Mr. Wonderful’s Chicken and Waffles. Located at 5354 LeeRoad in Maple Heights, their mission statement is very clear and suc-cinct, ”We believe in teamwork at Mr. Wonderful’s and attribute muchof our success to it.”

Mr. Wonderful’s is a soul fusion restaurant known far and wide for theirfabulous chicken and waffles and for their amazing, jaw dropping fa-mous Sweet Jesus glaze. Once you’ve tried it, there is no going back!

Owner Sam Sparks says that without embellishing the facts, that fami-lies traveling from Seattle, Washington, Indiana, Atlanta and New Yorkhave stopped in just to experience the delectable fare offered at Mr.Wonderful’s Some other items on the menu include fried chicken, macand cheese, yams, greens and an assortment of Philly sandwiches and stuffed baked potatoes. Please visit their website atmrwonderfulschickenandwaffles.com to view their full menu

When asked why he chose Maple Heights to make his business home,Mr. Sparks states,’I chose Maple Heights because our location is eas-ily accessible, there are a plethora of people who live in or pass throughthe area to keep us continuously busy and the community is extremelysupportive of our establishment. With that being said, we’ve been af-forded the opportunity to build lasting relationships with many loyalcustomers including Mayor Annette Blackwell and her staff.”

Do your tastebuds a favor and give Mr. Wonderful’s a try anyMonday - Thursday 11:00 AM -11:00 PM, Friday and Saturday

11:00 AM - 12:00 AM or Sunday 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM.You will be glad you did!

Jump Start Sports PitchesFall Program Line Up

The Cities of Maple Heights, Bedford and Bedford Heights are partneringtogether to present a full line of fall sports programs for the youngerchildren of our communities.

Under the direction of Jump Start Sports the following youth sportsprograms will be offered to the children of Maple Heights:

All coaching will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff, with anemphasis on fundamentals and good sportsmanship.

• Maple Heights Hummingbirds Soccerfor children ages 3-6• Maple Heights Flag Footballfor children in grades K-2• Maple Heights T-Birds T-Ballfor children ages 3-4• Maple Heights Rookie League Baseballfor children ages 5-7• Maple Heights Little Hoops Stars Basketballfor children in grades Pre-K to K• Maple Heights Hoops Stars Basketballfor children in grades 1-2

Maple Heights HeadlinesPage 4 August, September, October 2019