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Website addresses wanted

Over the last few months there has been a lot of work go into the NewburyOhio website and we want our readers to enjoy it.

But if you go looking for access to your business, your church or your favorite restaurant in Newbury and don't find it, please let us know. What you see here is just the first green shoot in the garden -- we have lots more to plant. And, like any productive garden, it will take time, energy and a few sore muscles before we harvest more than green peas and lettuce.

So call (440-564-5369), send an e-mail to
awishart@newburyohio.com or stop by the Town Hall with your information and we will see where it fits in the landscape of this new venture.

Welcome to our new Web site

This isn’t just another Web site.

This is a Web site that can make your life easier and your business better.

If your home is in Newbury Township, this Web site will answer many questions you might have about the community where you live.

If you do business in Newbury Township – or plan to do so – this Web site can save you time and help you become more familiar with our community.

Newbury’s Web site has phone numbers for many township officials or employees with whom you may want to talk about problems you are facing or ideas you feel would improve our piece of Geauga County. Our trustees’ e-mail addresses are available to you, as well.

Besides providing contact information about people and organizations who can help you, this site also has data that can save you a trip to the Town Hall. Our zoning resolution is available in the Departments and Services section. It will take a while to download to your computer, but it may appeal to you more than leafing through hundreds of pages.

There is also a link on the Business and Economic Development page to the Newbury Town Center Plan, including pictures of what “downtown” Newbury could look like in 25 years.

If you have been to our previous Web site you may have been looking at the minutes from township trustees’ meetings – they are available here, as well.

Credit for construction of this Web site – which is ongoing – goes to the trustees and fiscal officer. They recognize that Newbury residents are interested in their community and they have invested in this easily-accessible communication tool.

Our thanks also to Inventure Technologies, a Newbury-based web design and development company founded by Clay Burnett. (See the News and Events link for more about Clay and Inventure.) Clay volunteered his time to help create the township logo at the top of this page and is patiently teaching the town hall staff how to update this site.

So welcome to the Newbury Township Web site. It will grow. If you have suggestions on how it could be even more useful contact Ann Wishart at awishart@newburyohio.com.

Where to eat in Newbury

Anyone who likes to dine out can find a great meal early or late in Newbury.

The early-morning and lunch crowd pulls up chairs at Judy’s Place, now called The Four Seasons, at 11394 Kinsman Road, Route 87, on the east side of town. Great food and good prices mix with an informal atmosphere at the well-known diner. Doors open at 5 a.m. and closes at 2:45 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Hours on Sunday are 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the kitchen will be happy to prepare take-out. For more information call (440) 564-5339.

Mangia Mangia, a Newbury landmark on the corner of Route 87 and Auburn Road, has a reputation as a friendly family restaurant specializing in Italian cuisine and popular for their take-out pizza. Hours are from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11 to 11 Friday and Saturday and 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. For more information – or a pizza! – call (440) 564-2227.

Hickory Lake Inn is tucked away in the woods at 14592 Stone Road. “The Hickory” as it is known locally, serves up lunches and dinners with hours from 11 a.m. to midnight on weekdays and 11 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. weekends. A party center is available by reservation. For more information call (440) 564-9735.

Diners who want to dress up and enjoy an intimate dinner with friends find Sutters Restaurant at 10655 Kinsman Road a good choice. A sophisticated menu, quiet atmosphere and candlelight complement the tasty cuisine. Sutters is only open for dinner. For more information call (440) 564-9656 evenings.

One of only two restaurants that schedule live entertainment, The Ramble Inn at the corner of Munn Road and Route 87 is known for its party crowd atmosphere. Anyone looking to catch the game on TV and toss a few back will find “The Ramble” an ideal location with hours from 11 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday (kitchen closes at 10 p.m. except on Saturday, when it closes at 11 p.m.) On Sundays The Ramble is open from noon to 8 p.m. -- beer and wine only. For more information call (440) 564-1459.

Somewhat off the beaten path is The Cherry Room at Punderson Manor in Punderson Park off Route 87. The Manor features fine dining and a comfortable resort atmosphere. The facility is open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday with live music, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sundays (brunch specials available). Meetings rooms can be reserved. Dining reservations are recommended, so call (440) 564-9144 or go to www.pundersonmanorresort.com/contact-us-635.html.

Dairy King at the corner of Routes 44 and 87 has been serving up ice cream as well as hamburgers, hot dogs and chicken for 20 years. They also specialize in ice cream cakes and turtle pie. Hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 10 p.m. Sundays. For more information call (440) 564-5613.

Keep an eye on this site – by fall we hope to add a Subway franchise to Newbury's menu.

If we missed your establishment, we will be happy to update our website. Please call Ann at 440-564-5369 or e-mail her at awishart@newburyohio.com.