Recorded November 5, 2026: In this episode Bob Long talks with Streetsboro Mayor Glenn Broska.
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TOPICS
(1:04) - Fall leaf pickup
(2:33) - Winter road salt
(6:48) - The Gateway Green Pavilion
(10:36) - Holiday lighting event to be held at the Gateway Green
(13:02) - Route 14/303 intersection update
(15:46) - Traffic light timing system
(19:19) - New coffee shop coming to town
(24:02) - New Circle K to be built at Frost Road and Route 43
10 Oct 2026
Mayor Broska Interview (October, 2026)
Description: (Recorded October 6, 2026) In this episode, Bob Long talks with Mayor Broska about happenings in the city.
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(0:33) - Paving Routes 43 and 14; manhole covers on Route 43
(2:09) - Route 303 and Ranch Road project update
(2:39) - “Traffic is moving through town again”
(3:!8) - Seasons Road repair update
(4:50) - City street paving project
(5:30) - Market Square Plaza transformation & “America’s Antique Mall”
(9:24) - Texas Roadhouse, Winking Lizard, and the former Walgreens property
(12:43) - Abandon buildings: Tai Wah and the old BP property
(14:20) - Future growth on Route 14
(15:12) - “People want to be here”
(17:12) - Trunk or Treat, Trick or Treat night, Gateway Green events
(19:53) - Chrissy Motz inducted into the Special Olympics Ohio Hall of Fame
26 Sept 2026
The Singletary House Museum
Description: (Recorded July 22, 2026) The historic Singletary House and Museum was built in
1828. In this episode Bob Long talks with local Streetsboro historian Mike Kuhstos about the
multiple successful efforts to save the wooden frame house over nearly 200 years.
TOPICS
(0:49) - The beginning adventures of the house in 1928
(1:42) - John Singletary, the original owner
(3:11) - Ownership changes over the decades (Singletary, Porter, Hannum, Collins, Klaus, Defer)
(4:35) - It was a house of many uses (tavern, stagecoach inn, post office, telephone switchboard,
antique store)
(6:58) - The Defer family saves the house and moves it to their farm on state Route 14
(11:12) - Walmart purchases the land, saves the house, and moves it to its current location
(13:00) - The house is now a museum open to the public
(14:!0) - What’s in the museum (including the 1972 bicentennial tIme capsule)
(17:23) - The highlights of the museum including the nationally recognized famous front door
(18:49) - When and how you can see the museum
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