The annual Parade of Flags is Wellington Kiwanis Club’s newest community service project and now underway. New this year is placing individual sponsored flags on Duke Pride Hill on the north side of the Wellington underpass on North Main Street.
Subscriptions to have a flag placed in your front yard for Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Patriot Day and Veteran’s Day are $30. We are still taking subscriptions to have flags placed in front yards for the next four holidays, Flag Day, Independence Day, Patriot Day, and Veterans’ Day. The cost will be prorated at $24, but we will gladly accept the full donation of $30 for the year. All proceeds go towards our new signature project – raising funds for community playground equipment.
Help create a community of red, white, and blue and join the parade of flags in your neighborhood.
Wellington Kiwanis will provide, install, remove and properly store the flag for the following holidays:
Memorial Day, Flag Day (6/14), Independence Day (7/4), Patriot Day (9/11), and Veterans Day (11/11)
$30.00 per calendar year – All profits support Wellington playgrounds.
Where will the flag be placed in my yard? We will do our best to find the most visible place, 6 ft into your yard from either the sidewalk or from the tree lawn.
When will the flag be placed and removed? We will place and remove the flag approximately 1 to 3 days prior and after the holiday.
Already part of the way into the year, no problem. We can prorate your cost, $6 per holiday for the remainder of the year. Please give us 2 weeks prior to a holiday to process your paperwork.
The flagpole does not have a light. You may place a solar light at night if you wish or bring the flag in during the night while returning it the next morning.
For a business that does not have space to place a flag, a flag will be placed for you at Union Park. If you would like a recognition sign, the fee will be $30 for a 18”x 24”. We estimate that these signs will last approximately 2 years.
Kudos to the Wellington Schools leadership team. Superintendent Dr. Andy Peltz was looking forward to speaking at his first State of Wellington but had to assume fatherhood duties with a family emergency that took him to Toledo. Superintendent secretary Lindsay Bowman, Board of Education President Phil Mohrman and Technology Coordinator Jon Heyd pulled together and were able to patch in Dr. Peltz so he could present the PowerPoint virtually. Mohrman handled introductions and then operated the computer as Dr. Peltz went through their slides. Well done. ... See MoreSee Less
The Kiwanis Club of Wellington was proud to present the eighth annual State of Wellington breakfast at the Wellington Eagles Thursday morning. It was the place to be. We counted 102 attendees, including State Rep. Kellie Deeter; David Wirt of Congressman Bob Latta's office, two Democratic candidates running for Oberlin Municipal Judge (Farah Lillian Emeka and Zack Simonoff; and representatives from Lorain County Auditor's office and Lorain County Public Health District. We appreciate all of our sponsors. All proceeds from the breakfast go to the club's playground fund for Union School Park. Our keynote speakers were Mayor Hans Schneider, Village Manger Jonathan Greever, Wellington Schools Superintendent Andy Peltz and School Treasurer Pete Bailey. We had a special presentation from Wellington Fire District Chief Mike Wetherbee about the district's upcoming levy on May 6. ... See MoreSee Less
Parade of Flags
The annual Parade of Flags is Wellington Kiwanis Club’s newest community service project and now underway. New this year is placing individual sponsored flags on Duke Pride Hill on the north side of the Wellington underpass on North Main Street.
Subscriptions to have a flag placed in your front yard for Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Patriot Day and Veteran’s Day are $30. We are still taking subscriptions to have flags placed in front yards for the next four holidays, Flag Day, Independence Day, Patriot Day, and Veterans’ Day. The cost will be prorated at $24, but we will gladly accept the full donation of $30 for the year. All proceeds go towards our new signature project – raising funds for community playground equipment.
Help create a community of red, white, and blue and join the parade of flags in your neighborhood.
Wellington Kiwanis will provide, install, remove and properly store the flag for the following holidays:
Memorial Day, Flag Day (6/14), Independence Day (7/4), Patriot Day (9/11), and Veterans Day (11/11)
$30.00 per calendar year – All profits support Wellington playgrounds.
Where will the flag be placed in my yard? We will do our best to find the most visible place, 6 ft into your yard from either the sidewalk or from the tree lawn.
When will the flag be placed and removed? We will place and remove the flag approximately 1 to 3 days prior and after the holiday.
Already part of the way into the year, no problem. We can prorate your cost, $6 per holiday for the remainder of the year. Please give us 2 weeks prior to a holiday to process your paperwork.
The flagpole does not have a light. You may place a solar light at night if you wish or bring the flag in during the night while returning it the next morning.
For a business that does not have space to place a flag, a flag will be placed for you at Union Park. If you would like a recognition sign, the fee will be $30 for a 18”x 24”. We estimate that these signs will last approximately 2 years.
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Kudos to the Wellington Schools leadership team. Superintendent Dr. Andy Peltz was looking forward to speaking at his first State of Wellington but had to assume fatherhood duties with a family emergency that took him to Toledo. Superintendent secretary Lindsay Bowman, Board of Education President Phil Mohrman and Technology Coordinator Jon Heyd pulled together and were able to patch in Dr. Peltz so he could present the PowerPoint virtually. Mohrman handled introductions and then operated the computer as Dr. Peltz went through their slides. Well done. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Kiwanis Club of Wellington was proud to present the eighth annual State of Wellington breakfast at the Wellington Eagles Thursday morning. It was the place to be. We counted 102 attendees, including State Rep. Kellie Deeter; David Wirt of Congressman Bob Latta's office, two Democratic candidates running for Oberlin Municipal Judge (Farah Lillian Emeka and Zack Simonoff; and representatives from Lorain County Auditor's office and Lorain County Public Health District. We appreciate all of our sponsors. All proceeds from the breakfast go to the club's playground fund for Union School Park. Our keynote speakers were Mayor Hans Schneider, Village Manger Jonathan Greever, Wellington Schools Superintendent Andy Peltz and School Treasurer Pete Bailey. We had a special presentation from Wellington Fire District Chief Mike Wetherbee about the district's upcoming levy on May 6. ... See MoreSee Less
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