“Food insecurity is a symptom of a much larger issue,” Chase-Morefield says. “We’re meeting the immediate need for food, but the reason that someone ended up there, at a food pantry, is because so many other things happened before they got there.”

“To me, Cedar Point is more than just a place; it’s an emotion. When I see people come in the door, it’s people that remember that are my age being there with their parents because of the history and it just brings back such an emotion. But it’s a wonderful emotion.” 

“George and Fannie Lonz were known for being great hosts. We want to recreate that special welcome to all visitors."

Northern Ohio may not have the mountainous panoramas of New England in the fall, but the trees we have and the color they produce are as good as you’ll see in New Hampshire or Vermont.