Avon is a city in Lorain County, Ohio. The first American settlers came to what was then Township Number 7 in Range 16 of the Western Reserve in 1814, led by Wilbur Cahoon. In 1818, the township was organized and named Xeuma, and later, Troy Township. In 1824, the name was changed to Avon Township.
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The Avon, Ohio veterinary clinic offers a variety of pet services, including spay and neuter programs, a wellness clinic, dog training, surgical and dental services. Its location, hours of operation, appointment policies and contacts are featured.
http://www.4petsclinic.com/
Avon Heritage Duct Tape Festival
Celebrating the city’s place as the home of the Duck brand of duct tape and its proclamation of Avon, Ohio as the Duct Tape Capital of the World, the annual multiple-day event features a parade, games and other activities, which are highlighted here, along with schedules and contacts.
http://www.ducttapefestival.com/
The APD is the primary law enforcement agency for the City of Avon, Ohio. An overview of the department and an introduction to its Chief of Police are presented, along with access to various documents, reports and forms.
http://www.avonpd.com/
City departments, services, elected and administrative officials are introduced on the official municipal web site. Other features include an event calendar, city directory, and access to various notices and documents.
http://www.cityofavon.com/
Highland Park is a subdivision in Avon, Ohio. A profile of the community is featured, and photographs are included, along with a schedule of community events, an overview of its recreational facilities, and homeowners association. An online discussion forum is included.
http://www.highlandparkassoc.com/
