Wellington Kiwanis sponsored its eighth annual “State of Wellington” breakfast featuring village and school leaders at 8 a.m. Thursday, March 28 at the Wellington Eagles, 631 St. Main St., Wellington.
Keynote speakers were Wellington Schools’ Superintendent Andrew Peltz and Treasurer Pete Bailey and Mayor Hans Schneider and Village Manager Jonathan Greever. They looked back on 2024 and outlined their goals for 2025 and forward.
Tickets for the 2026 event will go on sale after the first of the year. Sponsorships are always available.
All proceeds from the breakfast are earmarked for the Wellington Kiwanis long-term signature project of raising funds for building and replacing community playground equipment.
Tuesday is Veterans Day and Wellington collectively salutes our citizens who have served in the armed forces with a display of 270-plus U.S. flags throughout the village. Special displays include the VFW sponsored flags on Duke Pride Hill on O’Keefe Way at the North Main St. underpass, American Legion Post 8 at the Vietnam Memorial, Councilman Gary and Tracy Feron on the Town Hall Lawn, Mayor Hans Schneider at Union School Park, the Wellington Masonic Lodge at Pioneer Cemetery on West Herrick Ave.; the community donations at NN Inc. on West Herrick, and the 10-flag displays on S. Main St. by Wellington Implement and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. This concludes the Wellington Kiwanis Club’s fifth annual parade of flags. It is the first time we have had snow. All proceeds go towards the playground fund for Union School Park, which has grown to $85,000. Thank you, Wellington, for your support. ... See MoreSee Less
Join us at 5:30 on Thursday, November 20 for food and fellowship prior to the 6 p.m. speaker, Judith Padua, from Lorain County Children Services Judith will share how LCCS supports children, foster parents, and the many ways we can help Lorain County's children.
State of Wellington
State of Wellington March 27, 2025
Wellington Kiwanis sponsored its eighth annual “State of Wellington” breakfast featuring village and school leaders at 8 a.m. Thursday, March 28 at the Wellington Eagles, 631 St. Main St., Wellington.
Keynote speakers were Wellington Schools’ Superintendent Andrew Peltz and Treasurer Pete Bailey and Mayor Hans Schneider and Village Manager Jonathan Greever. They looked back on 2024 and outlined their goals for 2025 and forward.
Tickets for the 2026 event will go on sale after the first of the year. Sponsorships are always available.
All proceeds from the breakfast are earmarked for the Wellington Kiwanis long-term signature project of raising funds for building and replacing community playground equipment.
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Tuesday is Veterans Day and Wellington collectively salutes our citizens who have served in the armed forces with a display of 270-plus U.S. flags throughout the village. Special displays include the VFW sponsored flags on Duke Pride Hill on O’Keefe Way at the North Main St. underpass, American Legion Post 8 at the Vietnam Memorial, Councilman Gary and Tracy Feron on the Town Hall Lawn, Mayor Hans Schneider at Union School Park, the Wellington Masonic Lodge at Pioneer Cemetery on West Herrick Ave.; the community donations at NN Inc. on West Herrick, and the 10-flag displays on S. Main St. by Wellington Implement and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. This concludes the Wellington Kiwanis Club’s fifth annual parade of flags. It is the first time we have had snow. All proceeds go towards the playground fund for Union School Park, which has grown to $85,000. Thank you, Wellington, for your support. ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us at 5:30 on Thursday, November 20 for food and fellowship prior to the 6 p.m. speaker, Judith Padua, from Lorain County Children Services Judith will share how LCCS supports children, foster parents, and the many ways we can help Lorain County's children.
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