Eagles Go Hawaiian, e. Coli and Recycling Junk Mail: 5 Things

It's Monday, and that means we've put together this list of things going on in Avon and Avon Lake a little brighter, easier and more fun. For a full list of things to do this week, look at the Patch calendar of events.

1.  For your health

Swimming in Lake Erie: If the e. coli’s too high, it's time to stay dry. 

Ok, we’ve been harping on this on our Facebook page, but before you hit Miller Park or Veterans Park beaches, find out if the bacteria levels are in the “bad for your health” zone. If the e. coli’s too high, stay dry. Check Avon Lake Municipal Utilities Facebook page for the most recent e. coli count.

2.  Names in the news

Avon lawyer named treasurer of Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Foundation

Drew Parobek, a partner in the Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease Cleveland office, was recently appointed to serve as the treasurer of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Foundation (CMBF), the charitable arm of the Bar Association (CMBA).  the CMBF is a fundraising vehicle for CMBA members to collectively provide outstanding programs and initiatives that serve the Cleveland metropolitan community and promote pro bono legal assistance and public law-related education.

3. Save the date – and find the unexpected

This weekend is The Summer Market, one of Avon Lake’s most popular events.

A benefit for Girls Giving Back, enjoy a lakeside Friday evening and Saturday, July 25 and 26. The event will feature the hard-to-find and eclectic. Plenty of food and drink will be available from local vendors.

4. For your information

Did you know, you can now recycle juice boxes and junk mail?

Republic Services has expanded its list of what can be recycled in Avon and Avon Lake. We’re posting the link to Avon’s information sheet here.

5. Don't miss it: Avon Football Luau tickets! Get them while they’re hot!

Don’t let the date fool you, football season is right around the corner, and so is the luau for the red-hot Avon Eagles football team. Tickets just went on sale this week and are $45 and $50 with an discount for dinner for two. The event is open to the public. Click on the headline for all the details.