Fallscast

On this action-packed artsy-fartsy podcast episode:

*The Cuyahoga Falls All City Art Walk on Thursday, April 21, 5-8pm.

*Peter B. Jones to sculpt bronze statue for Our Town-River on the City.

*Battle of the Badges basketball game between Cuyahoga Falls police and fire departments Friday, April 29 @7pm in the CFHS gym.

*River City Cleanup events.

*Ukraine benefit shows at the Jenks building.

*Flicks on the Falls.

*The Tiki Flea, May 14.

*Bart interview Kaylee Piper, Executive Director of the DTCF Partnership about what events we can look forward to this summer. (27:36).

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*Andrea Celico will begin as Cuyahoga Falls City Schools' new new superintendent on August 1.

*Cuyahoga Falls Library Director Valerie Kocin will retire June 3

*Fine forgiveness at Cuyahoga Falls Library this week.

*National Park Service conducts planned burning in Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

*Recycle cart audit program.

*Summer Blossom Music Center schedule.

*Jenks building concert fundraiser for medics traveling to Ukraine.

*Cuyahoga Falls All City Art Walk April 21.

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*Daylight savings and the Sunshine Protection Act

*Good Neighbors giving carbon monoxide detectors

*Arthur Treachers

*End of mask requirement at Cuyahoga Falls Library

*First Energy flying low to check power lines

*Support for Ukraine

*Up Front Art Space fundraiser for CFHS student Anna Leon

*Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella at Walsh Jesuit High School CenterStage Theatre

"$20 hold music": "Who are You" by MondayHopes. ℗2021 Pixabay Music. Royalty free.

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We're back! Are we better than ever? No, still the same. On this week's episode we discuss:

*The student walkout at Cuyahoga Falls High School

*Interviews for the new CFCSD superintendent

*Masks now being optional in Cuyahoga Falls schools

*Scott Keller's bird cams

*ASL in Cuyahoga Falls Library programs

*Collide Cuyahoga Fall's 2nd annual Collide Spotlight Award.

*Musical Horizons and All City Choir Concert

*Bart interviews Karin Nordin, author of Scandinavian crime thrillers Where the Ravens Roost and Last One Alive. (43:29)

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With the Fallscast on a brief hiatus, we bring you a short bonus interview this week with Michael Owen and his wife Jodie Oates Owen live from the Jenks Building both in person and over the phone as work is being completed on the day prior to their grand reopening on February 12, 2022.

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*Summit Educational Service Center placed in charge of finding a new superintendent for Cuyahoga Falls City School District.

*Second annual Cuyahoga Falls Neighbor Week February 13-19.

*Results of the Ohio plow names

*Doodle Drive-in opening at former Retro Dog in the spring.

*River in the City and Don Drumm sculpture.

*New official sign at Looking Glass.

*Galentines at Up Front Art Space

*The Color Purple at Weathervane Playhouse Feb 17-March 13.

*Bart interviews Miranda Imperi from Marketing Juice (25:18)

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*Cuyahoga Falls as a gateway to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park

*Merriman Valley-Schumacher Area Master Plan draft survey

*The developing planned construction of the new school building.

*Cuyahoga Valley Art Center's winter exhibition.

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On a dark and snowy Monday night the Fallscasters gathered before their respective computer screens to discuss:

*The final draft of the Merriman Valley Master Plan.

*New ward borders and map.

*The sanitation rate hike.

*Naming the new baby gibbon at Akron Zoo.

*Neighbors helping clear out snow.

*Collide and Arts Now seeking volunteers for installing "River in the City."

*Point of No Return Improv's 20th anniversary show at Jilly's Music Room.

*The DTCF Partnership Chocolate Walk on February 4.

*Bart interviews Ian Myers and Jason Fleming from Digging Cuyahoga Falls History (39:30)

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This week's show features nearly a full staff of characters discussing:

*The destruction of Chapel Hill Mall

*The final vote for the regional dispatch center

*New school board members

*New city council members

*The Cuyahoga Falls High School National Honor Society making hats and blankets for the hospital. Find their Amazon registry here.

*Blossom announces summer concerts.

*Cuyahoga Valley Art Center is hiring

*Millennial Theatre Project presents Rent.

*Alex interviews a mystery guest (48:04)

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In this slim new year's episode, Alex and Bart confer about:

* A new $15.5 million project from Summit County Land Bank and Testa planned for South Front Street.

*Judge Kim Hoover's denial of charges against him.

*Weinstein's apology for tweet about Summa medical staff attacks.

*"Shock and Claus's" $1,800 tip to Molly Brown's waitress.

*The city seeks input about art and the river for their "Our Town" grant project: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VGZNGC5.

*Watercolor astrology class at Up Front Art Space: https://www.facebook.com/events/881987252447131/?ref=newsfeed

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