Community Corner
Golf In The Snow, Epilepsy Walk & A Pinewood Derby: Weekly Planner
There are a lot of fun ways to support good causes this weekend
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Where/When: , 9 a.m., Saturday
Why Go: Do not miss this year's Chili Open! Last year,
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Afterwards, the golfers will be welcomed to Black Brook's newly renovated Club House for a warm bowl of chili.
The cost includes nine holes, golf fees, chili, prizes and more. The money goes to support the .
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Pricing: $18
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Where/When: Great Lakes Mall, 8 a.m., Saturday
Why Go: The Epilepsy Association is hosting the for children and families affected by seizure disorders.
This event is an indoor walk to raise funds and awareness about epilepsy in Northeast Ohio.
Walker check-in will begin at 8 a.m., the walk begins at 9 a.m. and the closing ceremony will be at 10 a.m. Register at www.epilepsyinfo.org.
Pricing: Free
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Where/When: Great Lakes Mall, 1 p.m., Saturday
Why Go: Learn about how you can start a Relay For Life team at one of the American Cancer Society's three Lake County Relay For Life events.
There will be fun, food and prizes in the .
Each team captain who registers their team on or before the 21st will receive a Relay For Life fleece throw.
Pricing: Free
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Where/When: Willoughby Brewing Company, 4057 Erie St, Willoughby, 5:30 p.m., Thursday
Why Go: The FUEL January event will feature a structured business card exchange, offering young professionals the chance to make new business contacts for the New Year.
Pricing: Admission is free to FUEL Members, $5 for Lake County Chamber Members and $10 for Non-Chamber Members.
5. CUB SCOUTS PINEWOOD DERBY
Where/When: Great Lakes Mall, 12:30 p.m., Sunday
Why Go: Cub Scout Pack 388 of Mentor, Ohio will host its annual Pinewood Derby on Sunday. The event will be held in the and is open for public viewing.
is a racing event for Cub Scouts. With the help of parents, Scouts build their own cars from a kit containing a block of wood made of pine with two notches for wheels, four plastic wheels and four nails.
The finished car must use all nine pieces and must not exceed 5 ounces in weight. Cub Scouts are able to carve and decorate their car as they choose. Cars typically vary from unfinished blocks to whimsical objects, to accurate replicas of actual cars.
Cub Scout Pack 388 is based out of Mentor. Cub Scouts serve boys in grades 1 - 5 and are a division of the Boy Scouts of America.
Pricing: Free to watch
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