Sun, warmer temperatures lure golfers to the links
Sunny skies and temperatures in the sixties brought Stow residents out of their homes to anywhere they could enjoy the moderate weather Monday. How are you spending your time outside with the seemingly sporadic warm, dry days? Show us by uploading your photos.
City council will vote Thursday to relocate the school house from its location on Young Road to Silver Springs.
They did it. Members of the Stow Historical Society had until Dec. 1 to raise enough money to relocate the Stewart Corners School, which is the city's last one-room school house. Today, they have nearly $40,000 in the bank, according to historical society member Robert Flower. The early 1880s schoolhouse is currently located at 5090 Young Road, where it has served as Green Valley United Baptist Church for about the past 45 years. Church trustees sold the property in January 2012 to Metro Parks, Serving Summit County for use as a parking lot for its adjacent hike and bike trail. The parks system was willing to donate the building — but only if it’s moved by Dec. 1. The building has yet to be moved, but there are plans in the works. …
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Stow Historical Society launches fundraising campaign to save and preserve former Stewart Corners School on Young Road.
Stow Historical Society has a shot at saving the city’s last viable one-room schoolhouse – if it can raise $45,000 before Dec. 1 to stave off demolition by moving the building for the second time in its 130-year history. The early 1880s Stewart Corners School is currently located at 5090 Young Road, where it has served as Green Valley United Baptist Church for about the past 45 years. Church trustees sold the property in early January to Metro Parks, Serving Summit County for use as a parking lot for its adjacent hike and bike trail. The parks system is willing to donate the building – but only if it’s moved by Dec. 1. The historical society has launched a fundraising campaign to move the old schoolhouse a short distance down Young Road to…
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Take a look at five things to know before tonight's council meeting.
The Stow City Council meeting scheduled for Feb. 23 begins at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Here are five things to take note of before the meeting: 1. Residential Rezoning: Stow resident Paul Zuravel is requesting that a section of eight plots at Graham Road and Leewood Road be rezoned from R-1 to R-2. About half a dozen residents attended the Feb. 21 meeting opposing Zuravel's request. Most residents cited more traffic, property values and smaller property lot sizes to why they were against rezoning. Zuravel said he wants to rezone the lot so he has more options for the property. Stow Patch will have more on this story, continue to check for updates. The difference between R-1 and R-2: 2. Fox Den Lease Agreement: Council will review leasing …
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Residents are invited to come out for a day of golf.
It's just about that time again for Stow Excellence in Education Foundation's annual golf outing at Fox Den Golf Course. On Aug. 12 at 9 a.m., golfers will start with a shotgun and after an 18-hole scramble, will conclude with a catered dinner and prizes. “The SEEF annual golf outing is a great opportunity to enjoy a day of golf play in a fun, relaxed atmosphere while helping support the Stow-Munroe Falls City Schools," said Chet Feldman, SEEF annual golf outing event chairman. "The event is open to everyone, and no prior golf experience is necessary. The scramble format allows for all levels of playing ability." Drinks will be available to golfers throughout the day, along with a lunch provided with the price of admission. There will …
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