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š° From Quakes to Cakes: Local Happenings & Home Recipes
Issue #536
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š¤ļø Weather: Partly Sunny - Temps: 85-87
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š° Local News: š° Third Earthquake This Week Shakes Madison Area
š¦ Mosquito Treatments Return to Mentor Neighborhoods Next Week
š° Planning Commission to Review Wellness, Tattoo, and Retail Use Permits
šØāš©āš§āš¦ Food & Recipes: š No-Bake Strawberry Cheesecake, the Sweetest Shortcut
š Strawberry Delight: A No-Bake Classic That Never Goes Out of Style
ā¾ Sports: ā¾ Errors, Quiet Bats Doom Guardians in 5ā1 Loss to Aās
ā¾ Captains Fall in Extras, Cubs Win 5ā4 on Walk-Off Single
š¤ Trivia Question
š¤£ Something Funny
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š° Third Earthquake This Week Shakes Madison Area
A mild earthquake shook part of Lake County on Thursday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The 2.3-magnitude tremor struck just before 1 p.m., with its epicenter located slightly more than a mile south-southeast of Madison, near Hogback Ridge Park, at a depth of about three miles.
This marks the third earthquake this week in the same general area, following two smaller tremorsāmeasuring 1.3 and 2.0 in magnitudeāearly Tuesday morning, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). So far this year, eight earthquakes have been reported near Madison, with Thursday's being the second strongest. The largest, a 2.5-magnitude quake, occurred on May 12.
The USGS had received 16 reports from residents who felt Thursdayās quake, though no damage or injuries were reported.
In 2024, the area experienced 38 earthquakes, all registering below 2.0 magnitude, making this weekās activity a noticeable uptick in seismic strength for the region.
Read the Full Story at fox8.com
š¦ Mosquito Treatments Return to Mentor Neighborhoods Next Week
UPDATED
The Lake County General Health District treats mosquito-prone areas to reduce disease risk and improve summer conditions. With past cases of mosquito-borne illnesses like La Crosse, St. Louis Encephalitis, and the rising concern of West Nile Virus, mosquitoes are considered a public health threat. The District is licensed to apply pesticides and can be contacted for more information during weekday business hours.
Treatment Schedule
The same information as below may be obtained by calling the Health District Treatment Schedule Hotline, 24 hours per day at (440) 350-2088 OR (440) 918-2088.
Following is the mosquito spray schedule, weather permitting.
Monday, 6/23/25
Mentor 2A (Western portion of Mentor)
Mentor 2B (Western portion of Mentor)
Tuesday, 6/24/25
Mentor 3A (Southern portion of Mentor)
Wednesday 6/25/25
Mentor 3B (Southern portion of Mentor)
Cancellation for Mosquito Treatment
The treatment schedule can change daily. Any of the following conditions can delay or cancel treatment:
Number of adult mosquitoes trapped at specific trap site location below the threshold value for treatment
Winds greater than 15 mph
50% or greater chance of rain
Temperatures cooler than 55 degrees
Mechanical failures
We will evaluate if spray is warranted on an Air Quality Advisory day
Areas to be treated are determined by the number of mosquitoes trapped at our trap sites, complaints, and past history.
This page is updated as new information is provided to us by the LCGHD. Please note that the schedule can change at any time. Please call the Mosquito Hotline at (440) 350-2088 or visit https://www.lcghd.org/mosquito-control/ for an up-to-date schedule.
š° Mentor Planning Commission to Review Wellness, Tattoo, and Retail Use Permits
The Mentor Municipal Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, July 3, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the Mentor Municipal Center, 8500 Civic Center Boulevard. The meeting will cover several Conditional Use Permit applications and a rezoning request.
On the agenda:
A proposal to allow wellness coaching and educational workshops in a heavy manufacturing zone at 9010 Tyler Boulevard, Unit 7G, submitted by The Helicopter Daughter LLC and Tyler 9010, LLC.
A request for a personal care/tattoo studio at 7326 Industrial Park Boulevard in a light manufacturing zone, proposed by Ink and Arch Beauty Studio and Industrial Park Blvd Limited Partnership.
An application for a retail shop at 8664 Lake Shore Boulevard, zoned for both community service and single-family residential use. The applicants are Hannahās Home and JenJess Properties, LLC.
The Commission will also continue a public hearing on the rezoning of 14.5 acres on Adkins Road from R-4 Single Family Residential to a Planned Residential Development Overlay (PRD). This proposal is from Grace Church of Mentor and Perrino Lifestyles of Mentor, LLC.
Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in the discussion.
Read the Full Article at cityofmentor.com
š No-Bake Strawberry Cheesecake Is the Sweetest Summer Shortcut
WILL DICKEY
Skip the oven and treat yourself to the easiest strawberry cheesecake you'll ever makeāno baking required. This chilled dessert delivers all the classic elements you love, starting with a buttery graham cracker crust and topped with a light, fluffy strawberry filling thatās equal parts sweet and tangy.
Make the Family Happy with this No Bake Recipe from pioneerwoman.com
š Strawberry Delight: A No-Bake Classic That Never Goes Out of Style
C.W. NEWELL
No one wants to turn the oven on during these hot daysā¦ Strawberry Delight has earned its spot as a beloved staple at church potlucks, family gatherings, and springtime celebrations for generationsāand itās easy to see why. This classic no-bake dessert brings together familiar, crowd-pleasing flavors in one irresistible layered treat. It starts with a buttery graham cracker crust, followed byā¦
Get the full No Bake Recipe here from thepioneerwoman.com.
ā¾ Errors, Quiet Bats Doom Guardians in 5ā1 Loss to Aās
The Guardians couldnāt solve left-hander Jeffrey Springs on Friday night, falling 5-1 to the Athletics in West Sacramento. Cleveland managed just three hits against Springs, who went a season-best 7 1/3 innings for his first win in over a month.
Clevelandās lone highlight came from rookie Angel MartĆnez, who homered in the eighth to prevent the shutout. By then, the Guardians were already trailing after a series of early miscues and timely Aās hitting.
Two errors by third baseman JosĆ© RamĆrez in the second inning led to a 3-0 Oakland lead, capped by an RBI single from Lawrence Butler. Nick Kurtz added to Clevelandās woes in the third, launching a two-run homer ā his third in as many games ā to put the game further out of reach.
Despite the loss, Guardians starter Tanner Bibee delivered a solid individual performance, going eight innings and striking out a season-high 10. He allowed five runs (four earned) on 11 hits.
Relievers Michael Kelly and Mason Miller closed out the final five outs for Oakland. The Guardians have dropped three of their last four.
Click on espn.com for more information and highlights
ā¾ Captains Fall in Extras, Cubs Win 5ā4 on Walk-Off Single
The Lake County Captains fell 5-4 in extra innings Friday night, losing to the South Bend Cubs on a walk-off single in the 10th inning.
Yorman Gomez turned in a strong start for Lake County, striking out nine and allowing just one run over five innings. Despite holding a 3-1 lead in the fourth, the Captains couldnāt hold on as South Bend chipped away and eventually tied the game in the sixth.
Lake County surged ahead early in the fourth thanks to Jonah Advinculaās RBI triple and Maick Colladoās go-ahead single. A bases-loaded walk later in the inning gave the Captains a 3-1 advantage. However, a two-run single by Drew Bowser tied the game at 3-3.
South Bend took the lead in the eighth on a fielderās choice and throwing error, but Jacob Cozart kept Lake County alive in the ninth with a clutch RBI double to even the score at 4-4.
In the 10th, Captains reliever Kyle Scott gave up the game-winning single to Bowser, scoring the automatic runner and handing Lake County the loss.
See milb.com for more game stats and details.
