Mentor

You better ease up.

Is it Mentor or Mentor when you say where he's from?

I say Mentor, but some people do say Mentor.

I think Mentor is much better.

He seems like a nice guy, I'm just saying.

Well, he's from Medina.

He's from Medina.

Mitch Trubisky's from Mentor.

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Again, in high school, sometimes that's a pretty big age gap from 14 to 18, so they get to interact with the older kids as a younger guy, all those different things.

So I always thought that was pretty cool, again, to feel valued and respected as a member of the program and just something we adapted that I think has gone well for us.

Bob Krizancic, Mentor High School, Mentor, Ohio.

This is Coach K, Mentor High School.

You better ease up.

Is it Mentor or Mentor when you say where he's from?

I say Mentor, but some people do say Mentor.

I, I think Mentor is, is much better.

He seems like a nice guy, I'm just saying, like, the media, like-

Well, he's from Medina.

He's from Medina.

Mitch Trubisky's from Mentor.

Mm

... rather unexpected happened actually back in October, in November, in Ohio, in the Mentor/Kirtland area.

Uh, as the missionaries were journeying to the western border, Parley suggested that they briefly stop in Mentor, Ohio, to visit his old friends in the Reform Baptist Disciple Church to which he formerly belonged.

He thought that many of them would be open to the truth of their message, and in that he turned out to be spectacularly right.

The first home they stopped at was that of Sidney Rigdon, Parley's old former friend and preacher in the Reform Baptist movement, who had so powerfully influenced and inspired Parley with his compelling biblical teachings that Parley felt he wanted to return the favor now.

But in the meantime, these four missionaries were allowed to preach in Sidney's church.

He opened it up to them and invited his congregation to respectfully listen.

They also were going around in many homes in, in, in Mentor and Kirtland, and Parley reported that, "The news of our coming was soon noised abroad, and the news of the discovery of the Book of Mormon and the marvelous events connected with it.

James A. Garfield, Lawnfield.

James A. Garfield bought a farmhouse in Mentor, Ohio, in 1876.

He called it Lawnfield, though that name came later from reporters who noticed he kept giving speeches from the front porch.

The house was originally a nine-room farmhouse, modest and practical.

Raylax, we got this.

I'm just guessing here, best I can do, but it sounds like maybe Paul was in Mentor.

By the sound of the traffic.

Got a little garbly there for a second.

Sounded like Mentor to me.

Which I learned as a young boy is not Mentor.

It's Mentor.

See, I didn't know that, but it's spelled like Mentor.

And, you know, just being a hangout for whatever you want to do.

But there's a shop near me that it's where I used to live in Mentor.

It's north.

It runs along the lake, along Lakeshore Boulevard.

It's in the Mentor area.

And it is more gaming-focused than comics.

It does have comics, but it is much more gaming-focused.