is lucky to border eight great communities.
Each neighboring community is unique,
and each brings special qualities to the
region. This year, as part of our Speaker Se-
ries, we will hear from the mayors of these
neighboring communities. They say good
fences make good neighbors. I disagree. I
say good dialogue makes good neighbors.
Come out and talk with the mayors of our
neighboring suburbs at our Speaker Series
2016. We kick off the Speaker Series Tue-
aday, Jan. 12, 7:30 pm, at the Beachwood
Public Library. Our first guest speaker is
Orange Mayor Kathy Mulcahy.
dates seeking your vote in the upcoming
election.
As always, I am Beachwood Democratic
Ward Club President Steve Rosen, and I
approve this message.
grader, was so inspired by the October 2015
Beachwood Buzz edition that he created a
piece of original art to gift to Peter Max. Con-
gratulations, Gabe, on a job well done!
a new Web.com Tour event will be played in
Cleveland, beginning in 2016, with The LeBron
James Family Foundation named as the tourna-
ment's beneficiary.
determine which 50 players earn PGA TOUR
cards for the following season. Canterbury Golf
Club, with its history of hosting golf champion-
ships, will be the Web.com Tour's new home in
Cleveland.
will be Sept. 5-11. It will be the first in the Web.
com Tour Finals' lineup.
be $1 million, with $180,000 earmarked for the
champion.
the event's having the potential to reach an
additional 93 million homes via the PGA TOUR's
international broadcasting operation.
rotate throughout the U.S. It has perennially
been ranked among the top-100 golf courses in
the United States. Among its club professionals
over the years was 1938 Masters champion and
World Golf Hall of Fame member Henry Picard.
following season are available via the Web.com
Tour 25 during the Regular Season (January
through August) and 25 at the Web.com Tour
Finals (September-October).
PGATOUR.com.
"That's why we chose to give back, and spread the holiday spirit."
spoke about what their organization does. Here are abbreviated versions of what they said:
"life" again by helping families gain back moments of solace and a sense of control over their circum-
stances. It strives to give these kids an opportunity to have fun and feel like they should the kid they
are meant to be each day. Its adventures are designed for kids to have something to look forward to,
and to give their sisters, brothers and parents some respite as well. Its network also provides resourc-
es and family network opportunities. For more information, visit www.akidagain.org.
who care about them through education, exercise, support groups and healing arts. Our programs
are provided free of charge and open to all. The InMotion space welcomes visitors to a multipurpose
room for exercise and speaker presentations, a resource center, and small healing arts and support
group meeting rooms. For more information, visit www.beinmotion.org.
helping to support individuals and families in our communities who are touched by cancer. Its free
programs and services help Northeast Ohio families, neighbors, colleagues and friends cope with
the emotional, spiritual, physical and social impact of a cancer diagnosis. For more information, visit
www.touchedbycancer.org.