terminals in all cruisers and the
dispatch center.
Concert Series.
Center was completed.
Towers which is on display at Fire
Station #1.
School building opens.
developed .
Development Center opened,
with help from the Beachwood
Chamber of Commerce and CSU.
Beachwood Schools
superintendent; Dr. Richard
A. Markwardt was named
superintendent.
of the "Power 100" in Northeast
Ohio by Inside Business Magazine.
Best Place to Live by Cleveland
Magazine.
Complex opened.
Heritage opened.
operating issue. The schools have
not had an operating levy since.
constructed.
Medical Center was announced.
the county to have an automated
rubbish pick-up system.
Center held its grand opening
celebration with a ribbon-cutting
ceremony and art exhibit by
Peter Max.
lift.
expansion plans.
Year Resident Salute.
Program."
the "100 Most Influential People"
in Northeast Ohio by Inside
Business.
Fire Departments gained
simultaneous accreditation
status.
location for American Red Cross
blood drives.
County Library to bring wi-fi to
the Beachwood City Park and
Beachwood Family Aquatic
Center.
Commerce introduced Taste of
Beachwood.
former MBNA property.
"Music at the Library" series.
Beachwood headquarters.
to allow work on Saturday and
Sunday after 9 a.m. and before 7
p.m.
occupancy to protect homes and
neighborhoods.
named one of two Ohio middle
schools to watch.
cooperation with the city, installed
a "Photo Gallery of Historical
the Beachwood Chamber of
Commerce received "Innovation
Zone Award" for work in
Economic Development.
marketing class introduced it's
first Green Dream eco-friendly
business showcase.
nationwide study of top places to
retire.
Council and the City of
Beachwood hosted "Britto in
Beachwood," with pop artist
Romero Britto.
Economic Development in
house.
public schools with highest
percentage of students earning
national merit semifinalist
distinction.
Cuyahoga County for recycling
efforts.
Beachwood High School as one
of the best in the United States.
opened its headquarters in
Beachwood.
"Recycling King" by Cuyahoga
County Solid Waste District.
on the $35.6 million Beachwood
High School Improvement
Project.
Commerce named DeVore
Technologies as Business of
the Year, Richard "Dick" Adler as
Citizen of the Year, posthumously,
and Maltz Museum as Civic
Organization of the Year.
moved artifacts to its new
archives at the Beachwood
Service Department.
first Diversity Show.
established the Si Wachsberger
Scholarship Fund.
from black and white to color.
Visitors Bureau was established
to place an emphasis on
attracting and growing the
number of leisure and business
travelers coming to the city.
Commerce named TMW Systems
as Business of the Year, Debra
Zelman Rapoport as Resident of
the Year and Montefiore as Civic
organization of the Year.
usage while driving.
with the most reach fire engine in
Ohio.
in collaboration with the City
of Beachwood, hosted its first
Veterans Day Ceremony in the
Beachwood Cemetery to honor
Veterans.
total building renovation.
Scott Remer was named the
first Presidential Scholar in
Beachwood's history.
opened in Beachwood.
celebrated the completion of its
$35.6 million upgrade.
System was announced.
2012