September 23, 2021
7:00 pm
Chatham Township Community Center
Community Pig Roast
The Chatham Township Community Center is celebrating the Centennial existence of the building with a pig roast!!!
Sunday September 19, 2021
2pm – 6pm at The Chatham Township Community Center located at 6306 Avon Lake Road.
- Dinner at 3pm
- Live Music
- Raffle Baskets
- Games
- Pie Baking Contest at 2pm
Questions call Sue @ 330-635-5647.
Information on Pie Baking Contest call Sheila @ 330-635-5716
Legal Notice
The Chatham Township Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October19, 2021 at 6:30 PM in the Chatham Township Community Center located at 6306 Avon Lake Rd., Spencer OH 44275.
The purpose of hearing is to present the proposed Chatham Township Zoning Resolution, to hear comments, and answer questions concerning proposed amendments to the Zoning Resolution. If you have any questions or if you would like to view the proposed Zoning Resolution and Zoning map, please contact the Zoning Secretary, Heather Osborn at chathamzoning@gmail.com.
Free Walk-in COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
The Medina County Health Department will be hosting a free walk-in COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic on Thursday, May, 27 from 2:00 – 6:00 pm at the Chatham Township Community Center. While walk-ins are welcomed, you can pre-register at ArmorVax.com. This is a free clinic that will offer the Pfizer vaccine for people ages 12 and up. For additional information, visit Medina County Health Department’s website at https://medinahealth.org.
Trunk and Trick or Treat 2020
Since we are already wearing masks let’s:
Trunk and Treat at the CTCC PARKING LOT
Trick or Treat in Town
October 31st
6:00-7:30 pm
We are asking candy givers to please place candy into each tricksters bag to help keep germ transmission down.
Please wear your mask and have your group practice proper social distancing.
The CTCC building will not be open this year. There will be no hayrides.
Stay SAFE and HEALTHY!
Township Buildings Reopening
As of June 24th Memorial Hall and it’s Pavilion will be opened to the Public. The Joyce Siman Pavilion located behind the CTCC will also be open. The CTCC will open as soon as UPS delivers it’s touchless sanitizer stands.
ALL Building and Pavilion rentals will be assessed a $25.00 covid cleaning fee. If for some reason there is an additional fee it would be held from your deposit (though stated this is not anticipated). ALL rentals will be charged this fee even if they are a group or individual who is receiving free rent. This fee will be removed from our rentals as soon as the pandemic is over.
As the Properties open we still encourage everyone to practice social distancing, wear a mask (not just over your mouth but your nose too) and continue washing those (raw from all the sanitizer) hands.
Memorial Day – Monday May 25th
Decoration Day was established by the Grand Army of the Republic on May 5th, 1868. It served as an annual time for soldiers to remember their fallen comrades and decorate their graves with flowers. It became officially known as Memorial Day in the late 1880’s. It has been a long-standing tradition that the towns people of Chatham commemorate their veterans on this day. In the early days they would assemble at Academy Hall and march to the cemetery where they would decorate the graves of soldiers with fresh cut flowers that had been gathered from numerous local farms and households. Afterwards, they would gather at the Soldiers Monument to read the roll call of deceased soldiers of Chatham. The observance included a military salute to those who gave their lives for our nation. The Soldiers Monument was completed on June 20th, 1866 and dedicated on the 4th of July, 1866.
While present conditions will not allow our traditional Ceremony and march to the cemetery, we will continue to honor our Veterans by decorating their gravesites with a flag and geranium flower. We will also place flowers at the Soldiers Monument across from the General Store, and the Veterans Memorial in the cemetery.
The Coronavirus has impacted our lives, creating daily strife and struggles at many levels. It has been said we are at war, and we are all warriors. As we fight this battle together, please take a moment of your time to consider the sacrifices made by our Veterans. Try to imagine the daily strife and struggles they endured in their efforts to preserve the rights and liberties of our nation and so many others. Reflect on their lives, their families. The trauma and injuries they suffered. Remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, never returning home.
The American Flag is often referred to as “Old Glory” by veterans. The sight of our flag gave them hope and strength. It was also a symbol and warning to our enemies that we will not quit. Please proudly display your flag on this day of remembrance.
May God Bless America
COVID-19 Update
WE ARE ASKING CHATHAM TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS TO:
PLEASE practice social distancing. Stay at home as much as possible. Many functions have already been cancelled.
PLEASE identify your neighbors who may be at risk for food insecurities or need help getting prescriptions. Food distributions have been set up for elementary students in the Cloverleaf School District. Pick up is every Tuesday, beginning March 17, for the next three weeks at the CLOVERLEAF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL from 5:30-7:30 pm.
PLEASE if you think you have Covid-19, AND ARE ABLE, take yourself to the Emergency Room. This is a critical time for our rescue squad and we are trying to keep our services running. Infected, or suspected infected, squad personnel could shut us down. We are taking all precautions to keep our personnel and residents safe as we navigate these uncharted circumstances.
We are monitoring: Coronavirus.ohio.gov
Medinahealth.org
Feedingmedinacounty.org
Cloverleaflocal.org
If you need ANYTHING or have questions or know of someone who does we can be reached at:
Joe Aungst 330.421.4588
Russ Arters 330.618.5359
Denise Gumbita 330.667.2625
These phone numbers are text enabled.
Sugarbush Postponed
Due to the health pandemic we are facing as a country, the Chatham Sugarbush for this weekend, March 14th & 15th, have been canceled. The Governor and Median County Health Department have both stated large assemblies are unwise at this time. We will keep you informed of any future updates.
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