One YP's post-election perspective: I was really rooting for Parma’s education bill to pass. The schools have desperately needed the funding after they were hit hard from poor leadership decisions. They're under new, better management now but still need our support. I have small children, but good schools are so critical to the success of … Continue reading Supporting the best library system in the country
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As Cleveland’s largest suburb with a melting pot of faiths and cultures, the Parma area has many hidden gems. Do you know them all? Here’s a list of some (new and old) of the ones you may not know or think about every day, named by residents in a recent Facebook post. From food to … Continue reading Parma’s hidden gems
Abigail Kennedy has been in the fashion industry her whole life. Originally from Southern France, Kennedy always attended fashion shows that inspired her to start an online business. When she moved to Parma in 2018, she decided to open a boutique. “I wanted to bring a fun boutique to Parma where people can come shop … Continue reading Abby & Jay Boutique offers French-inspired fashion in Parma
Debbie Lime currently represents Ward 2 including Parma's Polish Village area, but she has lived there for more than 50 years. She shares her insights as a city council member and Parma resident in this Q&A. What first attracted you to get involved in Parma's city council? In 1987, my father-in-law was retiring from well … Continue reading Q&A with City Councilwoman Debbie Lime
We caught up with Debbie Holzheimer, founder of Metro Croissants located on Broadview Road in Parma. She told us how she started serving up delicious vegan croissants and how you can get your hands on some! Tell us a little about your background and how you got the idea to start Metro Croissants. I … Continue reading Q&A: Metro Croissants
