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π° Winter / Spring Recreation Guide, Mentor's Hiring, Year-Round Pest Control
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In this Mentor Local Buzz Issueβ¦
π€οΈ Mentor Weather - Rain - Temps 60-62
π Mentor Live Events - 50+ Live Events. Events Added Daily
π° Mentor Unveils Winter-Spring Recreation Guide, Kicks Off Holiday Season Initiatives
π° Fraud Prevention Workshop Equips Mentor Seniors with Essential Tips
π° Mentor Hiring Now: Explore Full-Time, Part-Time, and Seasonal Jobs
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Special Section: The Home Front: π Smart Strategies for Year-Round Pest Control
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ππ Put Your Local Business in the Spotlight! Click Here


Rain - Temps 60-62

π Mentor Live Events π
Nov 19
Complete list of events and all the details in the link above βMentor Live Eventsβ. New Events Added Daily.

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π° Mentor Unveils Winter-Spring Recreation Guide, Kicks Off Holiday Season Initiatives

City of Mentor
As the holiday season approaches, Mentor, Ohio, is bustling with activity, unveiling a range of initiatives to support its residents and celebrate the community. The newly released Winter 2024 / Spring 2025 Recreation Program Guide is now available, offering a comprehensive look at upcoming recreational opportunities. Registration for these programs begins on December 2 for residents and December 3 for non-residents.
Local governance takes the spotlight with the Mentor City Council convening tonight, November 19. The council will meet at 7:00 PM, preceded by budget discussions at 5:30 PM. Both sessions are open to the public and accessible via the Mentor Channel for those unable to attend.
Spreading holiday cheer, Mentor's "Be a Santa to a Senior" program invites community members to make a difference. Participants can select tags from the giving tree at the Municipal Center, purchase gifts for seniors in need, and return them by December 6.
Other community initiatives include the collection of Hometown Heroes banners as the city prepares for future displays.
Mentor also emphasizes the importance of shopping locally, reminding residents that 68 cents of every dollar spent at local businesses stays within the community. With over 300 stores to explore, the Mentor Visitor Guide offers a helpful resource for discovering the areaβs diverse shopping options.
Visit cityofmentor.com for more details.
π° Fraud Prevention Workshop Equips Mentor Seniors with Essential Tips

Mentor Police Department
The Mentor Senior Center recently hosted an informative session aimed at protecting seniors from scams. These types of frauds are increasingly common and can have severe impacts on those targeted.
During the presentation, participants learned essential strategies to identify and avoid scams, safeguard their personal information, and enhance their safety while using the internet and phones. This effort to empower the senior community with practical knowledge is a vital step in combating fraud and ensuring their well-being.
The event was met with great engagement from attendees, highlighting the importance of spreading awareness on this topic. Together, the community is working to stay informed and vigilant against scammers..
π° Mentor Hiring Now: Explore Full-Time, Part-Time, and Seasonal Jobs
The city of Mentor is offering numerous opportunities for individuals seeking employment, with openings available in full-time, part-time, and seasonal or temporary roles. Whether you're looking for a steady career or a short-term position, Mentor provides a diverse range of options to suit various skill levels and interests. Those interested can explore the latest job postings and apply online at www.workformentor.com.
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π Smart Strategies for Year-Round Pest Control

Maintaining a pest-free home requires a combination of prevention, vigilance, and proper intervention. By following key strategies and addressing potential problems early, homeowners can effectively protect their living spaces from unwanted visitors.
Prevention is the cornerstone of successful pest control. Start by sealing all potential entry points around your home's exterior. Check for cracks in the foundation, gaps around pipes and utilities, and openings around windows and doors. Install proper weatherstripping and door sweeps to eliminate access points for insects and rodents.
Proper sanitation plays a crucial role in deterring pests. Keep your kitchen clean by wiping surfaces regularly, storing food in airtight containers, and cleaning up spills immediately. Take out garbage regularly and ensure outdoor bins have tight-fitting lids. Pay special attention to pet food storage and feeding areas, as these can attract various pests.
Moisture management is essential since many pests are attracted to damp environments. Fix leaky pipes promptly, ensure proper drainage around your home's foundation, and use dehumidifiers in basements or other humid areas. Regular gutter maintenance prevents water accumulation that could attract mosquitoes and other insects.
Natural deterrents can be highly effective. Plant mint, lavender, or citronella around your home's perimeter to repel various insects. Use diatomaceous earth in problem areas for crawling insects, and consider cedar products for closets and storage areas to deter moths and other fabric pests.
When pests do appear, identify the specific type before taking action. Different pests require different approaches, and using the wrong treatment can be ineffective or even counterproductive. While many minor infestations can be handled with store-bought solutions, don't hesitate to contact professional pest control services for serious problems or when dealing with potentially dangerous pests like wasps or rodents.
Regular inspection and maintenance are key to long-term success. Check dark corners, baseboards, and hidden areas monthly for signs of pest activity. Keep outdoor areas tidy by trimming vegetation away from your home's exterior and eliminating standing water sources.
Remember that pest control is an ongoing process rather than a one-time solution. By maintaining these practices consistently, you can create an environment that naturally deters pests while being safe for your family and pets.
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