Fallscast

The news is ripe this week, as we discuss:

*Temporary ordinances given to the planning and zoning committee to start the construction of the new school building

*Libert Bozzelli's passing

*Wild Heart Designs Co.

*Andrew Harant as Cuyahoga Falls Library's new director

*River cleanup..

*Grape Falls and Craft Brews

*Free Book Day at Shelf Life

*Summit Metro Parks inaugural Kids' Art Exhibit.

*"Photographs and Memories" photo exhibit at Up Front Art Space.

*Tiki Flea at High Bridge Glens Park on September 24.

*GoFundMe page for Cassie Rose, a 5-year-old Chihuahua with lymphoma.

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Fallscast theme composed and performed by Alex Hall.

Interum music: “Who are You” by MondayHopes. ℗2021 Pixabay Music. Royalty free.

The gang is all here on this explosive roundtable full of discussion on:

*The Mar-a-Lago raid

*New administrators at Cuyahoga Falls City Schools and school starting this week

*Cuyahoga Falls City School receiving a grant from the Ohio K-12 School Safety Grant Program

*Ducks shot along the towpath trail

*Carjacking

*Akron Zoo's Community Days and free entrance for Summit County residents

*The 2nd annual fire truck pull

*Adoptions at Summit County Animal Control

*ANTIC's fundraiser comeback show at the Quirk Center, August 19-20

*Oddmall Emporium of the Weird returning to the John S. Knight Center, August 20-21

*A new weekly book discussion group about the Lord of the Rings series at the Jenks building every Wednesday evening

*The Preview of the Bands show moving to Barberton High School's stadium this week

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This week's episode comes to you in a more casual, unstructured conversation as we discuss:

*Art for Ukraine show at Jenks

*Campaign event for Emilia Sykes

*Rod Stewart

*George Jetson

*Marvel movies and TV

*Gunshots at Red Fox

*Paper Girls

*Bathroom remodeling

*Collide: Cuyahoga Falls

The show concludes in an interview with Carl Sobocinski, an area representative for the ASSE International Student Exchange Program. (30:50)

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On this short & sweet episode, Bart sits alone at his computer to let our listeners know about some upcoming events before this episode's interview.

*Local Cuyahoga Falls Soap Box Derby racer Zoe Kubick given President's Youth Volunteer Service Award from Soap Box Derby program.

*National Night Out on August 2, 4:30-7pm.

*Art for Ukraine show at Jenks Building, July 27, 5-7pm.

*Shelf Life Local Lit Fest

**Interview with Karen Schofield, Ryan Reavy, and Heidi Cucuzza from the Riverfront YMCA. (4:30)

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A few days late, but not a penny short, this week's condensed Fallscast includes news about:

*Roe vs. Wade repeal protests downtown

*Local hawk sightings

*The 3-on-3 basketball tournament, August 13 at Lions Park

*Devonte Fellows, the Cleveland man who sold fentanyl to a Cuyahoga Falls resident who died from fentanyl toxicity, sentenced to 27 years in federal prison

*Jennifer Reynard has taken the role of Interim Director of Cuyahoga Falls Library

*Ohio BMV Express terminals

*"Coondog" O'Karma's latest food-eating win

*Swenson's Galley Boy named best burger in Ohio by Reader's Digest

*Festa Italiana

*Shelf Life Local Lit Fest, August 6

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Tom sits down with current Fire Chief of the Cuyahoga Falls Fire Department, Chris Martin, to talk about his time serving the city and the changes in technology and training the department has had and will see in the future.

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On this very serious episode we talk about many things that go boom:

*Temp Ordinance A-61 concerning a new Ohio law about fireworks.

*Ohio's new law concerning carrying concealed firearms.

*The January 6 hearings.

*WellNow moving into former State Road Family Video location next year.

*Falls Downtown Fridays begin this week.

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On this perspicacious news program, our phenomenally perceptive podcasters bring you the news about:

*Mayor Walters’ State of the City address

*Kenny King's bicycle.

*More accusations against Judge Kim Hoover.

*Fire at Dewitt Elementary.

*Falls Fire Showdown

*Doodle Drive-In

*Congratulations to the class of 2022 and to Libert Bozzelli

*River in the City events

*William Zink's book release party for North Hill

Bart interviews Katie Bear, operations manager at the Mustill Store Museum about Chalk the Towpath and the Duck Derby on June 12. For more information about the Duck Derby or to enter a rubber duck, visit https://cascade-locks-park-association.square.site (31:50) (editor's note: Having recorded in-person inside the Mustill store, there was a slight echo which, while it did not affect the speakers' audio, I could not find a way to remove.)

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In honor of National Police Officer's Week, Tom sits down with retired police officer Steve Amos to talk about the annual Peace Officers Memorial Service and the police memorial. The memorial service will happen Wednesday, May 18, at 10am at 2310 2nd St.

For more information about supporting the Cuyahoga Falls/Silver Lake police memorial, email [email protected], or write to: Cuyahoga Falls/Silver Lake Police Memorial, PO Box 415, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44222.

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More news than you can shake a stick at. We know. We tried.

*The school levy renewal approved.

*County council primary elections.

*St. Joseph parish school closing.

*Cuyahoga Falls Library summer reading program.

*Congratulations to Cuyahoga Falls City School Board President Anthony Gomez on receiving the Star Award for training.

*Grabham's Handmade Candy closing.

*Unveiling of the lions.

*The Tiki Flea at High Bridge Glens Park.

*Summer art camps at Cuyahoga Valley Art Center.

*Chalk the Towpath in Cascade Locks Park.

*The Irish festival!!

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