What made you interested in being part of Parma City Council? Ever since I was a young teenager I have been interested in government and public service. Back in 2003, I saw Parma headed in the wrong direction. Our city government was plagued with problems in our public housing, police and other departments. I … Continue reading Q&A with City Council President Sean Brennan
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On February 25, Mayor Tim DeGeeter held his State of the City 2020 address at the Watershed Stewardship Center at the West Creek Reservation. Mayor DeGeeter addressed many issues the city of Parma has been tackling in the last few years as well as some upcoming projects the city is working diligently on to help … Continue reading 2020 State of the City Recap
Have you noticed that bright yellow sign on Broadview? We caught up with Brittany Quintana, the owner of Yellow Brick Studio to learn more about the yoga space and what it has to offer. Tell me a little about you and your background and why you decided to open Yellow Brick Studio I'm equal parts … Continue reading Q&A with Yellow Brick Yoga Studio
Republic Services, Parma’s current contract-holder for waste disposal services, reported to Parma City Council that up to 40% of the recycling it collects must be diverted to a landfill. Unfortunately, that means that contaminated loads of recycling must be double-handled and then transported again to landfill making it all the more wasteful. Now that we … Continue reading Recycling Right in Parma
For those who don't know, I'm the founder and president of Young Professionals of Parma, and the Pizza Bake Off is essentially my baby (coming up on the 23rd at the UAW Hall! 🎉🍕 — $10 pre-sale tickets still available!!). I have an amazing event committee I get to work with, and we've been meeting … Continue reading President’s musings two weeks before the Pizza Bake Off
