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Matthew McGregor appointed councilman

McGregor City Council At the January 24 Regular Council Meeting, members of City Council appointed Mr. Matthew McGregor to fill the Ward 2 council seat, which had been vacant after Mr. James Herron resigned to become Director of the Public Service. All members of Council, along with Mayor Starr and the administration, welcome Councilman McGregor and look forward to working with him. For contact information, please see the Council webpage.

TIMELY NEWS

Gymnasium named in honor of retiring recreation director Carl Guarnieri

Mayor
On May 28, Mayor Gary W. Starr and the members of City Council honored retiring recreation director Carl Guarnieri with a proclamation officially naming the Community Center gymnasium in his honor, and saluting his many years of service. Pictured, L-R: Councilmen Matt Castelli and Ray Guttmann, Mayor Starr, Guarnieri, Council President Alan Budney.

Presale vouchers are on sale now through 5 p.m. on June 19

Presale vouchers are on sale now through 5 p.m. on June 19. Cost is $12 ($6 less than the gate price). Availability is limited. See the flyer for details.

Bulletins

Goodbye to an old friend

Midpark High School Closing

The final Midpark High School commencement will take place this evening, May 29. Tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. the last bell will ring.

The City of Middleburg Heights, on behalf of all who attended Midpark High School and benefitted from its presence here, would like to extend its sincere thanks to the teachers and staff who made it such an integral part of our community. Midpark, you will be missed.

Go, Meteors!

“Midpark, we’ll honor you
Long after our school days are through;
Hear us praise your name
To increase your fame
Alma Mater, we will be true.

Here’s to the orange and brown
That stand for our school renown;
May there always be
Sincere loyalty for Thee,
Midpark High!”

Lyrics by Jayne Southwick, class of 1965

Middleburg Hts. is named Tree City USA for the 17th year!

Mayor Gary W. Starr, Members of Council and the City of Middleburg Heights Service Department worked to become designated for the 17th year as a Tree City USA!

Middleburg heights named tree city usa

Listed below are 15 reasons why Middleburg Hts. became a Tree City

A Message from the Service Department:

H&M Launches Global Garment-Recycling Initiative

In February 2013, H&M launched a garment-recycling initiative that allows customers to exchange any used garments, from any brand, in any condition, at each of H&M’s 269 U.S. stores and 48 markets worldwide. This will help avoid textile waste, save natural resources and reduce environmental impact. H&M offers an incentive for the program. For each bag of clothing donated, customers will receive a voucher worth 15% off of their next purchased item. Click here to learn more.

Summer in the City 2013

Summer in the city
June 20-22

Family fun with food, rides, games, music and more. Visit the festival website here or download a PDF of the festival flyer.

Middleburg Heights Shred-It Day

The next Shred-It Day will be Saturday June 29, 9 a.m. to noon, at the Middleburg Heights Service Center, 7375 Engle Road. For answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the event, click here.

Recreation/Community Center

Events and Activities

Saturday, June 1
Outdoor Pool Opens

Monday, June 3
Adult Dance, 1-3 pm

Monday, June 10
Southwest Safe Sitters, 9 am-4 pm

Tuesday, June 18
SilverSneaker Indians Game Outing

Thursday, June 20-Saturday, June 22
Summer-in-the-City Festival
Parade (Friday at 7 pm)
Miss MH Pageant (Saturday at 3 pm)

Tuesday, June 25
Adult Bingo, 10-11:30 am

Adult Dance, 1-3 pm

Friday, June 28
Friday, Fun Nights

Monday, July 1
Fall Youth Soccer Registrations begin

Adult Dance, 1-3 pm

Wednesday, July 3
Red Cross Bloodmobile, 1-7 pm

Thursday, July 4
Independence Day

Center Closed

Monday, July 8
Adult Dance, 1-3 pm

Monday, July 15
Youith Flag Football, Cheerleading & Volleyball Registrations Begin

Tuesday, July 16
Adult Dance, 1-3 pm

Friday, July 19
Friday Fun Nights, 5-9 pm

Sunday, July 21
Concert-in-the-Park, 6-8 pm

Tuesday, July 23
Adult Bingo, 10-11:30 am

Adult Dance, 1-3 pm

Wednesday, July 24
Red Cross Bloodmobile, 1-7 pm

See our calendar of events >