VILLAGE COUNCIL
Dave Maccarone
COUNCIL PRESIDENT
dmaccarone@bostonheightsvillage.com
Dave is currently semi-retired, and a Business Development Consultant primarily serving the Electrical Products Industry. He has a diverse background in engineering, marketing and business development. “I will use my years of experience to serve the changing needs of Boston Heights. Our Village has a great opportunity to grow our tax base through additional development that would provide amenities to the residents. I believe we can do this without disrupting the small-town feel, and without negatively affecting our property value. I consider it an honor to serve the village as your Councilman”. Dave and his wife Rochelle reside on Olde Eight Rd. They have two married children and five grandchildren.
To the Residents of Boston Heights, Thank you for your support and for re-electing me to the Village Council.
I am honored by your trust and will continue to do my very best for our community. I will always listen to your concerns, welcome your feedback, and work hard to represent the interests of all Village residents.
With gratitude,
Bob Bartko
Rich Lyon
rlyon@bostonheightsvillage.com
Rich is a 28- year resident of the Village of Boston Heights who is committed to serving his community as a member of the Village Council, board of Ashbrooke West HOA, as well as member of Ohio Responds Emergency Response Team. Rich is a retired R.N. and is married with children and grandchildren.
Sasha Chetyrkina-Miller
schetyrkinamiller@bostonheightsvillage.com
Sasha was born in Kishinev, Moldova, and moved to Northeast Ohio with her family in 1991. She graduated from Solon High School in 1999. She graduated from Denison University with a double major in International Studies and Religion; and completed part of her degree in Australia. Sasha completed a Master’s degree, in Public Administration, focusing on economic development & local food systems, from Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University, ranked 2nd highest in the country. She had additional experience working as a research assistant to the Dean of the College, and studying economic development for a semester in South Korea.
Sasha’s professional and volunteer work spanning 2003 – 2015 included managing, coordinating, and directing non-profit organizations, services and programs. She always worked to improve social and environmental conditions: implementing environmental justice change in Licking County, improving urban education in the City of Cleveland, funding comprehensive development programs for the poorest people in Peru, and opening the first food cooperative in Chicago, Illinois, among other projects.
In 2016, with her husband and children, Sasha started Purplebrown Farmstead in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park developing and managing a 12acre certified organic diversified farm, including heritage pork, outdoor mushrooms, perennial vegetables, & diversified fruit orchard. In 2021, Sasha opened Purplebrown Farm Store in Peninsula, OH, offering ecologically minded foods from 60+ producers within a 60mile radius, including her own farm products. Sasha’s always been passionate for developing a thriving community and enjoying healthy food.
Judy Lewis
jlewis@bostonheightsvillage.com
Judy is a life-long resident of the Village of Boston Heights. She is married and a proud parent and grandparent. Descendant of the original non-Native settlers of the area, Judy brings a perspective on the history and traditions that have shaped the Village over the years. Her deep-rooted connection to and lived experience in the community informs her approach to her new position on the Village Council.
Her professional path is distinguished by a 48-year career in healthcare as a Registered Nurse. Now semi-retired, she previously worked as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) at Akron Children’s Hospital for 25 years. Currently, she contributes her knowledge as faculty for the Nurse Anesthesia Program at Case Western Reserve University.
Since 2011, she has served as a trustee of the Village’s Fairview Cemetery and a member of the Fairview Cemetery Association where she is active in all the association’s community service projects. In addition, she serves on the Village’s Park Board, where she supports the stewardship and enhancement of the Village’s Matthews-Thomas Park.
“As Boston Heights continues to evolve, I am committed to supporting the community’s history and traditions while fostering its growth for future generations.” - Judy Lewis