Came to take care of some permits. Everything was done in a timely manner. Officers and staff…read moremembers, were very nice and helpful.

Jeremy Toth was politely asked for a FOUA form, but refused to provide one to. A journalist . So…read morethe man used a blank piece of paper to use for the request. He asked for a copy of the completed form but Toth rudely refused and called security on him ! This video is by Auditing Erie county on YouTube

I enjoy the drive to Chardon. I go up every year to pay the property taxes. I like to get the Bill…read morestamped, Paid. The Treasurer's office is small. During Covid only two customers are allowed in at a time. The place is never crowded since a lot of people mail in their Bill payments. Geauga County offices are located across the street from the Courthouse. Free parking.

When I went to this particular auction. I was just there to observe…read more The sheriff and staff were super friendly and after the auction, they explained everything I need to know about land auctions. The staff really was super friendly and very very helpful! I learned a lot and am looking forward to next months auctions.

I was road tripping to Minnesota and found some little stops to make on the way and this was one of…read morethem. I have never been to an art alley like this before. From various reviews, I heard this was a pretty decent one. Being a Dave Grohl fan, I decided to stop and check it out! Pretty darn cool! So happy we made the few minute stop! So for those of you that don't know what this is, it's an alley that artists set up their art of Dave Grohl for display on the street for people to stop and check out. Some of it is worn out from the weather as this is all outdoors. It looks like they change it out from time to time and they add to the walls with art as someone was painting while I was there! Why in Warren, OH? Well that is where Dave is from! All I can say, worth a few minute stop to check it out. The area is pretty run down and poor looking. It seemed like a lot of places were closed and not too much around to do. Into art? Check it out! Dave Grohl fan? Check it out! Music fan? Check it out!

Amazing tribute to the icon of Warren. I suspect it is more lively in the warmer months and on a…read moreweekend. We went on a Sunday afternoon. It would add more flavor if you could grab a drink and walk around while their music was playing!!!

I called them because I found out my mother had died of with a Is registered child molester's…read moreseaman inside her? She was so sick when she died with the coroner could not decide if it was her sugar being over 1100. Her cancer that had spread from her limp notes throughout her entire body or her severe case of pneumonia that had killed her, but confirmed that with the sugar as high as it was, she was in a coma. So I wanted them to press rape, charyes and they refused.My mother was Christian Stanko & she lived @ 115 Whipple avenue CAMPBELL ohio & her neighbor Judy, who also worked at the courthouse got sick of us not doing anything with her property, because they would not release the Death Certificate, that she called in a favor to the coroner after 6 month and he decided to just put it down as sugar for the cause of death, but again confirmed that she. Was in a coma from her sugar being so high.

You'll just have to visit. More country than city and it's quaint. I like it. Don't mistake it…read morefor the City of Ravenna.

He was persistent, diligent and kindhearted. Well worth the money. He helped me more than I could…read morehave helped myself and above and beyond.

Careless in discovery of documents for hearing. Sloppy paperwork, sloppy office, sloppy attire…read more Attempting to discuss the case was met with GREAT hostility. Besides, this poor-grade attorney has a propensity to lie and embellish for his own gain and to your demise. Avoid at all costs. Even if he were free of charge, we would strenuously suggest you seek counsel elsewhere. Less than one star. The above was written four years ago. Case in point. He replies today. You just can't polish a turd.

I am a self-proclaimed presidential history nerd. I've read a biography on every president in order…read morethrough Truman, and my bucket list includes visiting where each was born and their final resting places. Of course, I also make it a point to visit presidential libraries, national historic sites, etc. I've visited dozens of locations across multiple states. Garfield's home is absolutely incredible. Top notch. Starting in the original carriage house turned NPS welcome center you see an impressive little museum. The hat Garfield wore on the morning of his assassination... the Bible used when he took the oath, items used during the civil war, and his bronze death mask. I'm unsure I've ever been to a location boasting 80-85% of everything in the home as original to the family. "Jaw dropping" comes to mind. When I visited, they had an exhibit of the family's clothing. It was wild seeing Garfield's suits, and even his pajamas! By far, the most impressive room was the upstairs library where Lucretia collected Garfield's writings in 220 volumes. Again, jaw dropping. Stunning. Ya know, when I visit these places, I can't help but be overwhelmed with gratitude for people that thought ahead to preserve this history. It's not uncommon on these tours to hear about how close we were to losing the site...and this was no different. This house was almost torn down in the 1930s. Thank goodness for forward thinkers. To stand in that home...a home where four presidents including Grant and Hayes stood...will make your hair on the back of your neck do that thing... This made my top five presidential locations.

James Garfield was one of the Ohio presidents and he was assassinated in his first year in office…read more His house in Mentor is the one where he lived and from which he ran his front porch campaign for presidency in 1880. You start your visit at the visitor center. There you can check in for a visit in the Garfield house which is only accessible with a free guided tour. While waiting, you can explore the exhibition about President Garfield's life and visit the gift shop. President Garfield's life is an American rags to riches story. His father died when he was two and he was raised by his mother in poverty. For this he was mocked and bullied, which made him very sensitive. He left home at age 16 and went to work on a canal boat in Cleveland, managing the mules. In 1858 he married Lucretia Rudolph, and they had seven children, five of whom survived infancy, four boys and a girl. Therefore, the family needed a big house, and in 1876 Garfield purchased the Lawnfield estate in Mentor and its house, which was expanded and restored many times both during his life and after his assassination. The house has since been restored to its original color. On the property you can also visit his 1880 campaign office, which was originally his library, and see the windmill, which pumped water into the faucets, bathrooms, and laundry rooms of the house. The beautiful house is a remarkable and great part of the Ohio and American history. You also enjoy the original decoration and furniture of the house. The dining room is set as a replica of the festive dinner the Garfield family ate to celebrate the news that James had been elected president. When you are in the area, remember also to visit the James A. Garfield Memorial at Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland.