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Levin Furniture Celebrates Grand Opening with “Beds for Kids” Gift

The grand opening of Levin Furniture in Avon this month was a celebration for the community as well as charitable organizations supported by the store. A highlight of the ribbon-cutting festivities was the presentation of a $10,000 check to the Cleveland Furniture Bank’s ‘Beds for Kids’ initiative. Yvonne Heffington, Vice President Levin Furniture, (left) made the presentation to Tom Gaghan, ... Read More »

Normandy U. Studies Lost, Hidden & Suppressed Gospels

Normandy University is offering a compelling series of teachings by the Rev. Dr. Richard Watts this Holy Season entitled, “Other Gospels – Lost, Hidden Suppressed.” As Senior Pastor of Lakewood Presbyterian Church from 1973- 1980, Dr. Watts went on to a career of distinction nationally. The Presbyterian Peacemaking ministry, “Swords into Plowshares,” had its impetus at Lakewood Presbyterian Church with ... Read More »

Avon’s Mayor Jensen Connects With Students

Avon Mayor Bryan Jensen is doing a lot of ribbon-cutting these days. In just the last week, he has helped welcome the American Automobile Association to town as well as Levin Furniture. There will be more ribbon-cuttings to come as progress in Avon continues at a record pace. One thing Mayor Jensen does not want to cut, however, is the ... Read More »

Avon Oaks Caring Community Recognizes Long Term Care Administrator’s Week

Avon Oaks Caring Community honors Colleen Costello, RN, LNHA, Mindi Husk, RN, LNHA, Judy Flynn, and Joan Reidy LPN, LNHA, FACHCA, during Long Term Care Administrator’s Week, March 13 – 19, 2016. As Administrator, Colleen leads and directs the overall operations at Avon Oaks. Mindi is the Team Leader of the Skilled Rehab Nursing Unit, Judy is the Administrator of ... Read More »

Landmark Pet: Your Pet Headquarters

Landmark Pet at 677 Dover Center in Westlake, is Pet Headquarters. Cleveland APL Mobile Pet Adoption hosted an “Adopt Me” event on Sat., March 12 featuring irresistible puppies and kittens for those looking for a new addition. Pictured is Deanne T. of the APL with Elder (as in berry), one of the pups up for adoption. Landmark is your headquarters ... Read More »

Along the Bunny Trail

The Easter Bunny picked a great day for Avon’s annual Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast at Avon Isle last Saturday morning. Two seatings for breakfast were welcomed by sunny spring skies as kids and parents enjoyed crafts, games and visits with the Easter Bunny before heading outdoors for the Easter Egg hunt. The French Creek Development Association, with the French ... Read More »

Eagle Cam Update! Families of 5

Two pairs of Bald Eagles nesting at Redwood Elementary School, 32967 Redwood Blvd. in Avon Lake, and at Lorain County Metro Parks’ Sandy Ridge Reservation, 6195 Otten Road in North Ridgeville have three eggs. Many readers and students at Redwood Elementary follow the eagles via a camera that was installed a few months ago. The camera provides a live 24/7 ... Read More »

Law You Can Use: Understanding Tenant Rights

Q: What are my rights as a tenant entering a lease agreement A: As long as a tenant is in compliance with a lease agreement, the tenant has the right of possession of the property until the lease expires. A tenant has the right to: Peaceful enjoyment the rental property; Privacy and security; Safe and well-maintained common areas; Heat and ... Read More »

STATE BOUND! Final Four for Bay Basketball

Making school history, the Bay High basketball team is headed to Columbus this week as a part of the OHSAA’s Div II final four. Bay (24-3) will take on New Concord John Glenn (26-1) in a semifinals match Thursday at 8:30 p.m. The other half of the bracket pits Akron St. Vincent St. Mary (25-3) against Cincinnati Aiken (24-3) at ... Read More »

Avon Tests Confirm Safe Drinking Water

Avon Mayor Bryan Jensen, in an effort to provide residents with the highest level of service and confidence in their Utilities Department, has issued the following statement confirming the city’s water safety: “In light of what has been happening in other cities regarding lead in drinking water, I felt it was prudent to determine if any issue exists within our ... Read More »