In this Mentor Local Buzz Issue…

⛅ Mentor Weather - Partly Sunny - Temps 59-61

 💦 Dive Into Summer: Morton Pool Readies for Swim Season with Full Staff and Season Pass Sales

 🐎 Decades in the Making: Lake Erie College Reclaims Prestigious Cacchione Cup

 🔵 Light Up Blue: Supporting Ohio's Law Enforcement Officers

🚑 Mentor High School EMT Students Showcase Skills and Celebrate Achievements

⚾ Late Rally Falls Short as Mentor Cardinals Lose to Medina

 🏀 Cavaliers Fall to Celtics in Game 3, Boston Leads Series 2-1

✈️ Special Section: Travel & Discovery: 🧳 Cape Cod: First-Timer's Guide to Must-See Spots and Activities in 2024

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 🎉 Events and Entertainment

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💦 Dive Into Summer: Morton Pool Readies for Swim Season with Full Staff and Season Pass Sales

Exciting developments at Morton Pool herald the start of this year’s swimming season! The pool has been successfully filled and preparations are underway to welcome swimmers next month. Thanks to achieving our recruitment goals, we have a full team of lifeguards ready to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Both Morton Pool and Civic Center Pool will open their doors to visitors next month who are eager for some aquatic fun.
Season passes are currently on sale, offering unlimited access to both pools throughout the season.

For more details on season passes and to register, visit our website at City of Mentor Parks and Recreation Aquatics.

🐎 Decades in the Making: Lake Erie College Reclaims Prestigious Cacchione Cup

This year's National Championships proved momentous for the Lake Erie College Equestrian Teams, marking a standout achievement. Junior rider Delani Franklin was victorious, clinching the prestigious Cacchione Cup for the first time in almost thirty years, a significant victory for the Painesville team.

In addition to Delani Franklin's notable victory at the National Championships, Lake Erie College's other equestrian teams posted a National Championship. See the details in the link below.

This win underscores the dedication and skill of both the students and their coaches, propelling Lake Erie College into the spotlight of collegiate equestrian sports. Celebrations are in order as the team reflects on a season of hard work and remarkable success.

See all the details here at LEC.edu

🔵 Light Up Blue: Supporting Ohio's Law Enforcement Officers

The Light Ohio Blue campaign started on May 8th and lasts until May 18, aligning with National Peace Officers Memorial Day. Participants are encouraged to light up their homes and businesses in blue, wear blue, and use social media to show support for law enforcement.

🚑 Mentor High School EMT Students Showcase Skills and Celebrate Achievements

Mentor High School's EMT Academy celebrated the end of the year with an open house where students demonstrated the vital skills they've acquired. The event was a proud moment for students, families, and faculty alike. Highlighting the evening, Angela DeMaria received the prestigious EMT of the Year award, recognizing her outstanding dedication and performance. Special thanks were extended to Jerry Craddock, the dedicated instructor, and Mentor Schools Superintendent Craig Heath for their continuous support. For those interested in learning more about the program, additional details can be found at Lakeland Community College’s EMT Basic page.

⚾ Late Rally Falls Short as Mentor Cardinals Lose to Medina Bees 10-9

In a thrilling softball matchup on Friday afternoon, the Mentor Cardinals girls varsity team narrowly lost to the Medina Battling Bees with a final score of 10-9. Despite trailing 9-3 in the top of the sixth inning, the Cardinals made a valiant comeback, adding two runs in the sixth and four in the seventh to tie the game. However, Medina clinched the victory with a decisive run in the bottom of the seventh.

The Cardinals showcased their batting prowess with a total of 15 hits. Key player Maggie Haydu delivered an outstanding performance, hitting 3-for-4, including two home runs and three RBIs. Sophia Smalley also made significant contributions, going 2-for-3 with four RBIs, while Izzy Coode hit 3-for-3, including a double. Despite their efforts, Mentor's progress was hindered by four fielding errors.

On the pitching front, Addison Belviso took the loss for Mentor, conceding only one earned run out of four, alongside three walks. Maggie Haydu also pitched in relief, yielding six runs, three of which were earned. For Medina, Bella Case secured the win.

With this result, Mentor's season record drops to 16-9, maintaining a 9-1 conference record, while Medina improves to 19-6, with a 9-3 record in conference play. Despite the loss, Mentor retains their first-place position in the conference.

🏀 Cavaliers Fall to Celtics in Game 3, Boston Leads Series 2-1

Last night in Cleveland, the Cavaliers fell to the Boston Celtics with a final score of 106-93. Despite a strong performance by Donovan Mitchell, who scored 33 points along with six rebounds and three assists, the Cavs couldn't clinch the win. Evan Mobley, who briefly left the game with an ankle injury, returned to contribute 17 points and eight rebounds. Darius Garland and Caris LeVert also added to the score, with Garland netting 15 points and five assists, and LeVert scoring 15 off the bench. Overall, Donovan didn’t get the help that he really needed to carry the team to victory.

The Celtics, led by Jayson Tatum's 33 points, displayed superior gameplay, outmatching the Cavs in nearly every department. With this victory, Boston now leads the series 2-1. The teams are set to face off again on Monday night.

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🧳 Cape Cod: First-Timer's Guide to Must-See Spots and Activities in 2024

Exploring Cape Cod for the first time is an exciting adventure. The region is home to some of New England's best beach towns, rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, unique shopping, delicious seafood, and a variety of activities that cater to all interests.

Duration of Your Visit:
While a trip could be as short as a day or extend beyond a month, most visitors typically spend 3-7 days on the peninsula. The summer traffic can make traveling around Cape Cod time-consuming, so a longer stay is advisable for those hoping to see as much as possible. Vacation rentals often require week-long stays in peak summer months, and other accommodations typically have a minimum stay requirement of 2-4 nights.

Choosing Your Base:
Picking a central town can help you explore Cape Cod efficiently. Towns like Yarmouth, Dennis, Brewster, Harwich, Chatham, and Orleans provide ample dining and shopping options while being conveniently close to Cape Cod National Seashore beaches. If you're a beach lover, staying in the outer Cape region, particularly Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro, and Provincetown, ensures close proximity to the peninsula’s stunning shores.

Top 15 Things to Do in Cape Cod:

1. Cape Cod National Seashore:
   With 40 miles of beaches, lighthouses, walking trails, and marshes, this federally protected land offers some of the region’s most picturesque landscapes. Coast Guard Beach and Race Point Beach are two prime choices for first-time visitors.

2. Provincetown:
   Known for its creative, lively atmosphere, Provincetown is a haven for artists and the LGBTQ+ community. Commercial Street, a three-mile-long hub, brims with art galleries, restaurants, and shops. The town also serves as a starting point for whale-watching tours.

3. Bass Hole Boardwalk:
   In Yarmouth Port, this quarter-mile-long boardwalk stretches over the salt marshes, offering mesmerizing sunset views and tranquil wildlife-watching opportunities.

See the remainder of the list at this great website newenglandwanderlust.com

Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Cape Cod delivers an unforgettable vacation experience, especially if it's your first visit.

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May 12 (Sunday)

• Mother’s Day Brunch at Debonne Vineyards in Madison - 11-1pm - INFO

• Mean Mugs Pub - Every Mom Gets a Dessert FREE - 11am - INFO

• Mother’s Day Brunch at Billy’s A Cappelli Martini Bar in Mentor - 11:30am - INFO

• Gears & Glam - A Celebration of Women - Western Reserve Harley-Davidson in Mentor 11-3pm - INFO

May 15th (Wednesday)

• Learn to SEW at Wildwood - in Mentor - 6-8pm INFO

May 16th (Thursday)

• In-Person Support Group for Divorced & Separated - St. Noel Parish in Willoughby Hills - Starting May 2 through June 20 (8 weeks). 6:30-8:30pm. Registration is required. Contact Karen with questions at [email protected]

May 18th (Saturday)

• Soaring Hearts - Kite-Flying Fundraising Event for Mentor-based Crossroads Health - @ Headlands Beach Park in Mentor. 12 noon - 4pm - INFO (No Charge - Registration is Needed HERE)

• Farm Bureau Lake County Wine Tour - Visiting six vineyards with dinner at Grand River Cellars - 12-5pm. Register by May 12. - INFO

• Concert in the Park in Painesville @ 4pm (Bands: Lake Effect Concert Band & Polar Vortex) - INFO

May 27th (Monday)

• Memorial Day Ceremony, Mentor Ohio. @ 10am - Mentor Municipal Cemetery - INFO

June 1st (Saturday)

• Red, White, and Mew @ the Fairport Harbor Senior Center from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. - All-American Picnic. - INFO

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