Fallscast

Sans interview this week, we discuss:

*Masks and last week's school board meeting

*A new $25.5 Million complex being build on the west side of Wyoga Lake Rd.

*The shooting of a dog by a Cuyahoga Falls police officer.

*"The 330" podcast.

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On this week's extra special episode of the Fallscast, we discuss:

*The continuing mask mandate in Cuyahoga Falls schools

*Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots

*The honorary Don Sitts Blvd.

*The South State Road Halloween Hunt and Spooky Sweepstakes

*Power Pride Week's Energy Expo at the Natatorium

*Raising Caines!

*The Cuyahoga Falls High School Art Club participating in ODOT's Paint the Plow competition.

*Nosh Pantry's art show.

*Pumpkin painting at Grace & Olive.

*Susanne interviews Rachel Forbes and Jason Zendlo, owners of Looking Glass Gifts & Gallery on Front Street. (21:31)

*Alex interviews Ward 3 City Councilperson Meika Penta. (1:07:34)

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*The Keyser-Swain House has been saved from demoliton.

*The Inaugural fire truck pull.

*The Ladies of the Cemetery Association historic grave walk at Oakwood Cemetery.

*Cuyahoga Falls Halloween festivities.

*Alex interviews Ward 2 Councilperson Susan Spinner (28:15)

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Arrrr ye mateys! This week we bring ye tales from this small island, includin':

*Cuyahoga Falls School District's mask mandate which left multiple parents angry.

*The #deviouslicks tiktok trend which has cause large amounts of damage in local middle school restrooms.

*Two high school students facing misdemeanor charges of inducing panic at school.

*The citywide scavenger hunt spanning 12 local parks in celebration of National Public Lands Day, September 25 8am-5pm.

*Fall for the Falls Community event, formerly the Cuyahoga Falls Community Expo, in the CFHS parking lot, September 25, 9am-2pm.

*Cuyahoga Falls High School Farm Fresh program.

*Up Front Art Space opening an art supply division in November.

*Zirka Hayes, the featured artist of September at Cuyahoga Valley Art Center.

*Let's do the Time Warp again!!!! The Workz is bringing The Rocky Horror Picture Show back to the Falls Theatre screen for three nights in October: https://www.exploretock.com/theworkz/experience/296025/rocky-horror-picture-show?date=2021-10-03&size=2&time=12%3A00&fbclid=IwAR0HS30YfWZ68mT8p5zlqgxBe7RCaAFt5NBb-VXyMSN9fxwSqbT5KkPd_d4

*Bart interviews Sam & Lauren, creators of Nosh Butters and operators of Nosh Pantry. (1:01:20).

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This week, in lieu of a regular weekly roundtable (and a case of technological mayhem), we bring you a special bonus episode in remembrance of those lost on 9/11. Fallscasters remember where they were on that day 20 years ago, and discuss the Cuyahoga Falls' tribute this past weekend.

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*The refurbishing of the city's original fire bell for a new memorial at Fire Station No 1.

*The First "Non-Snow Day of the school year due to excessive heat.

*Cleveland police officer Christopher Ereg charged with disorderly conduct while intoxicated and carrying a concealed weapon—which was loaded— and illegal possession of a firearm in a liquor establishment in Cuyahoga Falls.

*Alleged murderer of Barbara Blatnik in 1987 at Blossom Music Center died of cancer while awaiting trial.

*Colorful Imagination, an exhibit by Athena Brown at Up Front Art Space.

*The Whiskey Painters of America exhibit at Cuyahoga Valley Art Center, August 31-October 7.

*Bart interviews Sean & Jessie, owners of Tiki Underground about the history of the bar and their move to Cuyahoga Falls next year. (39:18)

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*Dewitt Elementary School's new principal

*A.J. Harris as a designated candidate for school board

*Fairlawn woman files complaint with Ohio Attorney General's office about missing concert at Blossom

*Population increase in Cuyahoga Falls

*The Tiki Flea at Tiki Underground

*Ballet Excel Ohio's free performance of "Happy."

*"Heathers the Musical" at the Akron Civic Theatre.

*Alex interviews Rachel Loza, who is now running unopposed for the Ward 1 seat on City Council. (35:18)

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The Fallscast returns after recuperating from the live episode 50 extravaganza. On this week's show we discuss:

*The Cuyahoga Falls High School marching band celebrating its 100th anniversary, and its preparation for the Preview of the Bands show on August 17 with the Pride Alumni band (alumni can preregister to join the band at Pridealumni.org).

*Candidates for the November 2 school board election have filed, with Board President Karen Schofield and member Kathy Moffet stepping down, and three new contenders running against current member Anthony Gomez, Alecia Coco, Carrie Schaefer, and Betty Sprague. A.J. Harris and Douglas Kirchner have filed to run for Alex Hall's remaining 2 years as well.

*The group that illegally gained access to the Northeast Ohio Women’s Center to threaten employees has been officially charged with trespassing.

*Friday night festivals on Front Street.

*Cuyahoga Falls has received a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to fund a public art installation along the river to be designed by artists Stacy Levy and Peter Jones.

*The 3rd annual children's art show at Up Front Art Space.

*Ace Epps performing at the Jenks Building Saturday, August 14, 1-2pm, as part of Curated Art on Front St.

*The reception for the membership exhibition at the Cuyahoga Valley Art Center on Friday, August 13, 5:30-7pm.

*Bart interviews Danielle Sawat, owner and operator of Shelf Life Books on Front Street, about how the bookstore grew from marketplace ads on Facebook into the basement storefront in such a short time. (40:39).

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It's taken a long time, and lots of editing, to get to this point, but we have finally reached episode 50! Recorded live in front of an audience at the Jenks Building on July 15, 2021, episode 50 features a discussion about how the podcast came about and has changed in 50 episodes, live music from the Modernes, plus an interview and Q&A with Cuyahoga Falls Mayor Don Walters (36:00)

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As we celebrate the stars and stripes this week, we also observe on:

*Fine forgiveness at Cuyahoga Falls Library and their new hours.

*Virtual learning in the Cuyahoga Falls school district being moved to the Educational Service Center of Western Reserve. but keeping students in the district to allow for continued participation in extracurriculars.

*A black bear was spotted throughout Hudson and Stow this past week.

*The Quirk Center's reopening after being closed for over a month due to a broken water line, elevator, and damaged boiler.

*The Falls Downtown Fridays music lineup was announced, starting August, to include the Theron Brown Trio, the Buck Naked Band, Carlos Jones & the Plus, Roxxymoron, and Marc Lee Shannon.

*The award reception for the floral and landscape exhibit at Cuyahoga valley art center this Friday, July 9, 5:30pm-7pm

*Alex interviews Jeri Holland of the Cuyahoga Falls Historical Society on to talk about the Hansparkers and more. (37:50)

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Be sure to stop by the Jenks building in downtown Cuyahoga Falls on Thursday, July 15 for our 50th episode extravaganza, where we will be interviewing Mayor Don Walters live!