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📰 MOL Hero's, Democracy Day, & KidShow Exhibitor Registration
Issue #407

In this Mentor Local Buzz Issue…
🌧️ Weather: Light Rain (Possible Snow Mix) Later in the Day - Temps 34-36
🎉 Events: 50+ Live Events. Direct Link to Mentor Live Events
📰 Local News: 📰 Mentor-on-the-Lake 2025 Hometown Hero’s Banners Program
📰 Mentor Hosts ‘Democracy Day’ to Discuss Political Contributions and Local Governance
🧒Exhibitor Registration Open for Northeast Ohio’s Premier Family Event
📰 City of Mentor Opens Bidding for 2025 Concrete Road Repairs
👨👩👧👦 Special Section: Health & Wellness: 🩻 From One-Size-Fits-All to Custom Diets: The Rise of Personalized Nutrition
🏀 Sports: 🏀 Mentor Falls to Lutheran East as Tough Stretch Begins
🏀 Cougars Overcome 12-Point Deficit to Beat Perry 68-65
🤔 Trivia Question
🤣 Something Funny


Light Rain (Possible Snow Mix) Later in the Day - Temps 34-36

👉 Mentor Live Events 👈
Feb 12
Complete list of events and all the details in the link above “Mentor Live Events”. New Events Added Daily.

See All the Upcoming Events Here at:
Mentor Live Events!
50+ Event Dates

📰 Mentor-on-the-Lake 2025 Hometown Hero’s Banners Program
Mentor-on-the-Lake is honoring local military service members with a Banner Program that will display personalized banners featuring their names, branch of service, and photos. The initiative recognizes current and former members of the U.S. armed forces, including all military branches.
📰 Mentor Hosts ‘Democracy Day’ to Discuss Political Contributions and Local Governance
Mentor will host its annual "Democracy Day" on February 19, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the Mentor Municipal Center. The event provides an open forum for residents to share thoughts on the impact of political contributions from corporations, unions, and PACs on local governance. Mentor City Council encourages all citizens to participate and help foster an honest discussion about the role of campaign financing in the community.
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🧒Exhibitor Registration Open for Northeast Ohio’s Premier Family Event

Small Hands Big Dreams
The 26th Annual KidShow is set for March 22 at Great Lakes Mall in Mentor, offering local businesses an opportunity to showcase their products and services to over 25,000 attendees. Exhibitor space is limited, and registration is now open. The KidShow is ideal for businesses in education, health, entertainment, and family products. Those unable to attend can still participate through marketing programs and prize donations. Visit www.KidShowInfo.com for more details.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of one of Northeast Ohio’s most beloved family events! For exhibitor and sponsorship details, email [email protected] or call 440-974-1198. Visit www.KidShowInfo.com for a full list of activities and event updates.
📰 City of Mentor Opens Bidding for 2025 Concrete Road Repairs
The City of Mentor is accepting bids for the 2025 Concrete Road Repair Program until February 24, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. The project has an estimated base cost of $900,000, with optional additional work ranging from $52,400 to $58,700. Contractors must complete the work by August 29, 2025. Interested bidders must use the official forms provided by the city and monitor for any updates.

🩻 From One-Size-Fits-All to Custom Diets: The Rise of Personalized Nutrition
The Evolution of Healthy Eating
Healthy eating has undergone a significant transformation, moving beyond passing trends to become an essential aspect of overall well-being. As our understanding of nutrition’s role in physical and mental health grows, so does the need for more personalized and targeted dietary approaches. This shift reflects a move toward diets that are both balanced and customized to meet individual needs.
The Rise of Personalized Nutrition
In recent years, personalized nutrition has emerged as a game-changer in the health and wellness space. This approach tailors dietary plans to individual requirements based on age, health conditions, lifestyle, and even genetic data. Unlike traditional one-size-fits-all dietary guidelines, personalized nutrition offers a more precise and effective way to help individuals achieve optimal health.
The Science Behind Personalization
At the core of personalized nutrition is the understanding that no two bodies are the same. Scientific studies have shown that genetic variations influence how individuals metabolize nutrients, react to certain foods, and their susceptibility to various health conditions. Personalized nutrition leverages these insights to create diet plans that are aligned with each person’s unique biological blueprint.
Genetics and Nutrition
Our genes play a crucial role in determining how we process and utilize nutrients. Genetic variations can affect everything from how we metabolize carbohydrates to how efficiently we absorb vitamins. Personalized nutrition uses genetic information to recommend dietary adjustments that address these differences, helping to prevent potential health issues and manage existing conditions more effectively.
Lifestyle and Health Goals
In addition to genetics, lifestyle factors such as activity levels, sleep patterns, and stress levels also influence nutritional needs. Personalized nutrition considers these variables and creates customized meal plans that align with an individual’s health objectives, whether it’s managing a chronic condition, losing weight, or improving athletic performance.
The Impact on Health Outcomes
Personalized nutrition offers numerous benefits, including improved weight management, enhanced metabolic health, and a lower risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. By addressing an individual’s specific nutritional needs, this tailored approach not only boosts overall well-being but also makes it easier for individuals to stick to their dietary plans, leading to long-term success.
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🏀 Mentor Falls to Lutheran East as Tough Stretch Begins
Mentor’s tough late-season schedule began with a decisive loss as the Cardinal boys fell 83-57 to defending Division III state champion Lutheran East on Tuesday. After taking a brief 4-3 lead early, Mentor struggled to keep pace, trailing for the rest of the game.
Lutheran East’s 6-foot-8 standout TJ Crumble dominated with 24 points and 11 rebounds. Four other Falcons scored in double figures, contributing to a balanced offensive attack that overwhelmed Mentor. Lutheran East, ranked No. 1 in Northeast Ohio, shot 55% from the field compared to Mentor’s 35% and controlled the boards with a 40-22 rebounding advantage.
Despite a brief third-quarter surge that cut the deficit to six, Mentor couldn’t sustain momentum. Turnovers and the physicality of Lutheran East’s taller lineup, including 6-foot-7 Devontey Perkins, proved too much to overcome.
Mentor freshman Jack Kennedy stood out with 21 points, continuing his strong recent play in the absence of senior Marcus Sierputowski. Peter Kennedy and Ayo Olulami added 10 points each.
Mentor (12-6) faces a challenging week ahead with games against GCC leader Brunswick and Glenville as they prepare for the Division I district tournament.
🏀 Cougars Overcome 12-Point Deficit to Beat Perry 68-65
Lake Catholic staged a thrilling fourth-quarter comeback on Tuesday to edge Perry 68-65 after trailing by 12 heading into the final frame. The Cougars struggled offensively for much of the game, but defensive pressure in the final minutes sparked a late surge led by Aiden Webb, who scored nine points in the closing three minutes.
Webb, who finished with a team-high 21 points, knocked down a crucial three-pointer with just over a minute left to give Lake Catholic its first lead of the game. Teammates Ace Peterlin added 13 points, while Brody Bohr contributed 11 off the bench, helping turn the game around.
Perry’s Derreon Malone was unstoppable early, scoring 18 first-half points and finishing with a game-high 28. Vince Tomasic added 16 points for the Pirates. Despite holding a 57-45 lead at the start of the fourth quarter, Perry couldn’t hold off Lake Catholic’s relentless defense and transition offense.
A key rebound and free throw by Webb in the final seconds sealed the victory for the Cougars, improving their record to 12-8.

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