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Congressional Election is
Tuesday, August 3Please vote! The Tuesday, August 3 Special Primary Election for the 11th Congressional District will decide the Democratic and Republican candidates who will advance to the Tuesday, November 2 General Election. This election is to fill the seat of former Congressperson Marcia Fudge who is now serving as the US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Vote-by-mail ballots must be postmarked by Saturday, July 31.
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Horseshoe Lake Bridge Closed Until Further Notice
Please note that out of concern for public safety, the Horseshoe Lake walkway will remain closed until further notice due to dangerous conditions. Once additional testing is completed, enhanced barricades will be installed to protect public safety.Public Meeting to Answer Questions Related to NEORSD RecommendationMonday, August 9 6:30 pm The Cities of Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights will hold a joint, in-person meeting of their respective Councils in order to answer remaining questions about the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District's recommendations for Horseshoe Lake and Lower Lake dams. Representatives from Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights and NEORSD will be on hand to answer questions. No public comment will be taken due to Cleveland Heights meeting protocol. Please review information and FAQs available on the City's website.
Questions may be submitted in advance through Monday, August 2. Attendees may also submit questions in writing during the meeting.
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Green, Blue Line Rail Service to
Shut Down for Eight WeeksFrom Sunday, August 8 -Saturday, October 2, Blue and Green Line rail service east of Tower City will be
replaced with 67R buses due to an eight week GCRTA track construction project between
Buckeye-Woodhill and Shaker Square.
67R buses will follow a special route during this shutdown, operating to/from Green Road via
Van Aken Boulevard and Warrensville Center Road.
Nominations for the Heritage Tree
Award Due by August 1
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Do you know of or have a special tree on your property that is remarkable because it is: - Associated with a famous person, a significant event, or an historical landmark, or
- Unusual in size, form, age or other quality, or
- Associated with an interesting history connected to a family, a home or a business?
The Tree Advisory Board invites you to nominate that tree for the 2021 Heritage Tree Award. Complete the nomination form and submit it by Sunday, August 1.
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2021 Preservation Month Photo Contest WinnersThe Shaker Heights Landmark Commission announces winners of the ninth annual Preservation Month Photo Contest. Created in 2013, the contest honors Preservation Month, which is celebrated each May by preservation organizations across the country. Fourteen photographers submitted 33 photos at the Instagram hashtag #PreserveSH21.
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Shaker Arts Council Seeking Artists for Storefront DisplaysThe Shaker Arts Council is looking for artists, age 18 and up, to enhance local storefronts for their "Imagine Chagrin" exhibit this fall. Work samples and applications must be received no later than Friday, July 30 at 5 pm.
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It's Yard Waste Bag SeasonNow through mid-October, residents should use brown yard-waste bags (available at area stores) for all yard waste, except brush. Bags should be placed on lawns the morning of your scheduled pickup. Shaker Heights recycles yard waste into mulch and compost, but the program only works if residents put the right stuff in their yard-waste bags. Learn what belongs in the bag. And what doesn't.
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Recycling Roundup EventsAs part of our goal to be a more sustainable City, we work to help residents recycle items that are not accepted via our backyard recycling program. Following are the City's remaining 2021 recycling events. All events are at the City's Service Center (15600 Chagrin Blvd.). Visit https://www.shakeronline.com/201/Recycling-Events for details, including accepted items. - COMPUTER, ELECTRONICS & SMALL APPLIANCES ROUNDUP: Saturday and Sunday, August 7-8 and 14-15, 8 am-4 pm.
- HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RESTORE DONATION: Saturday, August 28, 9 am-1 pm
- HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE ROUNDUP: Saturday and Sunday, September 11-12 and 18-19, 8 am-4 pm.
- COMMUNITY SHREDDING: Saturday, October 9, 9 am-1 pm. (NOTE: This event is in the parking lot across from the Service Center.)
Shaker365 Archives: International Women's Group of ClevelandThe International Women's Group of Cleveland gathers every month for friendship and cultural outings. The group's purpose is to create a space for international women who have relocated to the area to come together and share stories and experiences.
Learn more: https://community.iawomen.com/cleveland/home
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#ShakerPlays Pop-up ProgrammingLooking to get active, be creative, or try something new? Check out the #ShakerPlays program, a series of free 'pop-up' activities held throughout the City, no registration required.
Labor Day Parade The postponed Memorial Day Parade will take place on Labor Day, Monday, September 6 at 9 am. The parade will begin at the intersection of Van Aken Boulveard and Lee Road and will march 1.5 miles eastbound, ending at the Van Aken District. To participate in the Parade, please register by Friday, August 6.
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BarNone Wine Cafe BarNone Wine Cafe, 20106 Chagrin Blvd., officially opened on July 1. Located in the former Juma space, BarNone currently offers breakfast sandwiches, paninis, pizzas and salads. Hours are Monday-Friday 8 am-5 pm; Saturday 9 am-3 pm and Sunday 11 am-3 pm. Visit Shop Shaker to learn more about Shaker businesses.
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Modernizing A Historic CityLearn about how the City's thoughtful and careful approach to modernization honors its historic roots, while positioning the City to thrive in the next 100 years and beyond. Visit: https://www.shakeronline.com/657/Modernizing
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August Food Distribution Events There are a number of ongoing food distribution events throughout the City. For August dates, times and additional information, visit the City's Food Assistance page.
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BIPOC Author Showcase at LoganberrySaturday, August 7
12-4 pm
Loganberry Books' 15th Annual BIPOC Author Showcase/Author Alley - Ohio's largest book fair and author readings by an independent bookstore - returns, in-person, rain or shine.
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Bike Shaker 2021: Moreland Neighborhood Walking Tour Sunday, August 15
11 am-1 pm
Note: This tour has been transitioned to a walking tour due to navigation and road safety concerns.
The final tour in the summer series, sponsored by the Shaker Historical Society, will visit historically significant sites in the Moreland neighborhood based on extensive research and oral histories collected by neighborhood residents during the Moreland History Project in 2017. A map will be available to download for self-guided tours after this guided tour. Please register.
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Verb Ballets' 'Ballet Under the Stars' at The DealershipFriday, August 20 7:30 pm The evening will begin at 6:30 pm with a free dance class for youth ages 5-14 or an interactive story time for little ones and caregivers in collaboration with the Shaker Library. At 7:30 pm, the company will perform a highlight of works in the studio performance space with garage doors open for guests to bring chairs to watch. Special appearance by the school’s Dance for Youth Division. Free admission; please register.
(Location: 3558 Lee Rd.)
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Outdoor Tai Chi at Shaker LibraryMondays, September 13, 20 and 27 5:30 pm Join Pamela Corbin, Certified Tai Chi Instructor, at the Colonnade next to the Main Library, to learn the health benefits and movements of Tai Chi. Please bring water and wear loose clothing and comfortable shoes. Space is limited; please register. Location: 16500 Van Aken Blvd.
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Each issue of this ENews highlights an important school-related topic. To stay informed about all the school news and events, sign up for the District's monthly ENews.
Support Shaker Schools Foundation at Craft Collective Beer Fest Aug. 7The Shaker Schools Foundation will be the selected beneficiary of Craft Collective's first annual Beer Fest on Saturday, August 7 at The Van Aken District. Tickets are on sale now; a portion of the proceeds will support the Educational Equity Fund, providing equitable access to opportunities for all Shaker students. The event features 10 Ohio breweries, as well as food, music and fun for those over 21. Tap into this "Collective" effort to support Shaker students.
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Subscribe to Shaker LifeGive the gift of Shaker to out-of-town friends and family by purchasing a subscription to the quarterly magazine, Shaker Life. A one-year subscription is $21. For questions call Kim Golem at 216-491-1419.
Note: Shaker residents receive a complimentary copy of the magazine each quarter. If you haven't received your copy, contact us at the phone number listed above.
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Shaker Heights YouTube Channel
Subscribe to the City's YouTube Channel to watch our series of #Shaker365 videos, featuring some of the people, places and things that showcase the Shaker community. You can also view monthly reports from the Mayor, and more. Take a look and subscribe! |
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Recycling in Shaker Heights
ONLY five core items belong in your recycling bucket:
- Plastic bottles & jugs
- Metal & aluminum cans
- Cartons
- Glass bottles & jars
- Paper & cardboard
Rinse and replace the caps and place loose items in your recycling bucket. Please don't bag your recyclables! Learn more about the dos and don'ts of recycling at Cuyahoga Recycles.
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