Super Happy to have the experience of night nature walk, bonfire, potluck, tango lessons, and…read moreretreat with the NEO women's sustainability group.

We spent the weekend at Laurel School's Butler campus for Laurel Live 2018. This is a two day…read moremusic festival put on by Laurel school. We have gone two years now and it just keeps getting bigger and better every year. We're talking Big name acts, people. X Ambassadors, The Record Company, Daya, Noah Gundersen, Foster the People. That's just a taste of day one. There are two main stages at either end of a big open field. We set up chairs in the middle and turn around for each act that plays on alternating basis from both stages. There is a professional camera feed projected on big screens to the side of the stage so you see great even if you aren't up front in the pit. Smaller acts play on an alternative stage and you don't want to miss these acts either. We parked at Ursuline College and took the shuttle (school buses) to the venue. This is organized and run well. No parking on premises of Butler campus. The ride is fun as everyone is in a good mood and celebrating great music together They allow camp chairs (only 9" or less off the ground) No food or beverage can be brought in. Lots of concessions available. No price gouging here. $7/ beer. They also serve wine and cocktails. Free water stations are set up. You may bring an empty water bottle to refill. Port a Johns are kept up nicely and there are plenty available to serve the crowd of like 15,000. A variety of food is available from multiple vendors and food trucks set up around the perimeter of the field. Day two featured Michael Franti yoga, Magic Giant, Stephen Marley, Cold War Kids and headliner Brandi Carlisle. It rained on and off the whole day but real music festival goers don't let this dampen the day. This is such a great time. They do this every year. This was their third year for the event. Put on by Elevator Promotions. The festival is professionally managed and run. Great prices for one or two day passes. Better than you will find for this kind of performer lineup anywhere else. If you are a music lover get this Festival on your list of events to attend!

Recently attended a wedding here and a funeral in the past. The services were lovely and the church…read moreis beautiful. The inside is large, has a lot of light, gorgeous stained glass windows and exquisite alter. The wedding ceremony was the perfect length and the acoustics were loud and clear.

Expectations are too high. Too much homework. Many students feel as if they are failing if they get…read morea B-. Extremely left-wing, there is room for a lgbt exploration club (whatever that means) but it takes four months to get the assistant principal to even consider a Moc Trial team? The assistant principal is basically a guard dog, she sits in the halls and looks for someone to pick on. Some teachers are horrible, while others are amazing.

I used to always think of Chagrin Falls as one of the better Public schools systems on the east…read moreside but sadly this is not the case anymore. My daughter went there for a brief time before we moved her to a better school. Where do I begin first off the assistant principal is EXTREMELY unprofessional and just in general not a nice person and too over whelmed and immature to be in that position. Lord knows what the actual principal does as she is behind the scenes. The assistant principal doesn't believe in discipline when it comes to the athletes And they get away with just about anything. For example they were making fun of a colored student and my daughter witnessed it and the student complained to the principal and nothing was done about it. Finally there are aides and they stand around all day and chat and don't actually do their jobs. Overall I do think this school has gone down hill and recommended they hire better administrators starting w the assistant principal. I have also heard talk in my community about some anti semitism brewing in addition to the racism that is already out in the open and not handled. The school in general seems quite right wing and intolerant of other races and religions.

My son has attended since kindergarten. Nice school. His education is very much ahead of other…read morekids his age that attend public.

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Really enjoyed going to this church for a Mass and wedding the same day! I was visiting from out of…read moretown and was not familiar with the area, but found the church pretty easily. It was a beautiful wedding in this wide, open spaced church. It's a very large parish and is spread out very wide. Beautiful ceilings as well. Honestly, it looked newly built to me, but my friend (the bride) told me that this was her parish/school when she was little. So they have kept it up very well! What makes this parish 5 stars is the pastor. He did an excellent job in both the wedding homily as well as the Saturday Vigil homily. I personally learned a lot from his homily on the Wedding at Cana, which he spoke of as the official "beginning" of Jesus' ministry and how from then on out Jesus turned all substances (water) into something even greater (wine). I love thinking about it that way! All in all, a very beautiful parish with an excellent pastor. I am grateful that I was able to go twice in one day!

The food was wonderful. My wife had a burger and she really enjoyed it. I had the rice bowl and it…read morewas also very tasty. I also had their Homemade Ginger-ale and it was wonderful. It seemed like a great place to enjoy an evening out.

Casual service meets fantastic food in an environment perfect for families & groups of friends…read more Each time I visit Northstar Cafe I love it more (and wish more deeply it would expand to a Westside location). For brunch, my go to is the biscuits and gravy. The gravy has a good heat to it and the biscuits are flaky and buttery. For lunch, the buddha bowl and chicken & avocado sandwich are both elevated classics. My husband raves about the fish sandwich - and the salad that comes as a side is anything but simple. When you enter, you'll order with the cashier and then find a seat with your number. Typical counter service - but what makes Northstar special is that the interior feels more like fine dining and the food is much much better than your standard fare. Worth a trip for its own merits, the fact that it's located in a nice shopping area is also a draw, especially for a weekend when you want to have a leisurely stroll.