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06/19/2026
One week from tonight!!
06/18/2026

One week from tonight!!

This Wildlife Wednesday, we're highlighting one of nature's most unique animals—the platypus! With its duck-like bill, w...
06/17/2026

This Wildlife Wednesday, we're highlighting one of nature's most unique animals—the platypus! With its duck-like bill, webbed feet, and beaver-like tail, the platypus is truly one of a kind.

Did you know? Platypuses are one of the few mammals that lay eggs, and they spend much of their time in the water hunting for food!

Learn more about this fascinating creature here:https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/40488/21964009

Thank you, donors!A huge thank you to everyone who continues to donate at our blood drives. Your generosity truly saves ...
06/11/2026

Thank you, donors!

A huge thank you to everyone who continues to donate at our blood drives. Your generosity truly saves lives, and we’re proud to be part of that impact.

You’ll have another opportunity to donate one month from today! If you gave blood at our May drive, you’ll be eligible to donate again on July 9.

We appreciate your continued support! ❤️

Many programs are filling up quickly, and some are already full. If you're interested, be sure to register soon. Don't w...
06/11/2026

Many programs are filling up quickly, and some are already full. If you're interested, be sure to register soon. Don't worry—waiting lists are available for filled programs.

We can't wait to see you this summer! Fairlawn.activityreg.com

Did you know that some wildlife can carry rabies without showing obvious signs of illness? Animals such as raccoons, fox...
06/10/2026

Did you know that some wildlife can carry rabies without showing obvious signs of illness? Animals such as raccoons, foxes, bats, and skunks are considered rabies vector species and can transmit the virus to people and pets through bites or scratches.

Not all wildlife carries rabies. Some animals can become infected but rarely spread it, while others—such as opossums, reptiles, amphibians, and birds—are generally not susceptible to the virus.

If you are bitten or scratched by a wild animal, especially a rabies vector species, seek medical attention immediately and report the incident to local authorities.

Learn more about rabies in Ohio:
https://ohiodnr.gov/discover-and-learn/safety-conservation/wildlife-management/wildlife-disease/rabies

Our first summer camp is only one week away! Join us for Art Camp from Tuesday, the 16th, through Thursday, the 18th, f...
06/09/2026

Our first summer camp is only one week away! Join us for Art Camp from Tuesday, the 16th, through Thursday, the 18th, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Each day will be filled with creativity, imagination, and hands-on artistic fun! There is one spot left, but if it becomes full and if you’re interested, please sign up for our waiting list at Fairlawn.activityreg.com. We can’t wait to see you there!

Today - you may still be able to get a Cedar Point ticket (while supplies last)!
06/09/2026

Today - you may still be able to get a Cedar Point ticket (while supplies last)!

06/08/2026

Fort Island/Griffiths Park playground will be
CLOSED
Wed, June 10- Sat, June 13

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3487 S Smith Road
Fairlawn, OH
44333

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+13306689515

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