Here are a few from the list and some reader answers on how they pronounce them.
Clyo Road
“Kly oh”
“Cly (like fly with a c) - O.”
“KL-lie-oh for me. Welcome to the area!”
“Like Ohio. Cleye o.”
“Washington Township Fire Department does indeed pronounce it as “Kly-Oh”
Waterviliet Avenue
“Water-vill-eat forever!”
“The first time I heard someone pronounced it, they called it “Water-vill-et” so that’s how I say it lol.”
“Water-vill-eh.”
Heincke Road
“Used to work with someone who had that as her last name. She told me it’s pronounced like the beer, but without the N.”
“When I moved to the area, I had heard someone pronounce it “Hi-neh-key” and never looked closely at the spelling until years later. I still don’t know whether or not that’s correct.”
Maue Road
“I actually don’t know how this one is pronounced. I say it like the Hawaiian island”
Forrer Boulevard
“I pronounce it Forr-errr.”
“For-er.”
Siebenthaler Road
“See Ben Thaller (rhymes with Taller).”
Rahn Road
“Ron.”
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