Bay Village

Bay Village Education Foundation Scholarships

The Bay Village Education Foundation is proud to announce that over $25,000 has been awarded to Bay Village Schools to support innovative educational projects and initiatives, professional development opportunities, and student scholarships during the 2025–2026 school year. Grant Awards Dr. Kristen Srsen Kenney, Bay High School, iPads for Film as Literature, $3,000 | Fully Funded Emily Sorber, Normandy Elementary School, ... Read More »

WEST SHORE BLUES: The Best of the Beats

Westlake Police Nab Visiting Fraud Pros On 5/29/26 at about 6:30AM, officers on patrol noticed a suspicious occupied vehicle driving, parking and driving again in the parking lot of Orange Theory at the corner of Bradley and Detroit Rds. Orange Theory is a work-out facility and is known to WPD as a target of fraud and theft crews based out ... Read More »

Tree 1, Crane 0

A Bay Village resident contacted Bay Police on May 11 to advise a vehicle was in the air and would like BVPD to respond for a welfare check. BVPD responded and observed a large tree-trimming crane positioned vertically and striking two homes. The crane, operated by a private company, tipped over while work was being completed. The area was secured ... Read More »

Bay Village Schools Supt. Scot Prebles Receives ‘Jennings Superintendent Award of Excel-lence’

The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation extends its sincere congratulations to Superintendent Scot T. Prebles on being selected as one of four recipients of the 2026 Jennings Superintendent Award of Excellence. This award recognizes outstanding leadership, vision and the meaningful impact you have made in your district and across the broader educational community. Each year, the Foundation recognizes one Jennings Superintendent ... Read More »

Bay Village Food Truck Friday

May 29 through August 28 from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. at the Village Green, behind City Hall at 350 Dover Center Road. May 29 – Thai it Up and Sip Boba Tea & Acai. Joined by musical artist Kristine Jackson • June 5 – Cheesy Dave’s and CLE Cookie Dough Co. • June 12 – Jones Bones BBQ and ... Read More »

Bay Sewer System Testing in 2026

To further evaluate the sewer collection system the city has contracted with Equix, Inc. to conduct another round of testing in 2026. In advance of the testing door hangers will be left at all affected residences providing notice of the testing and instructions to help prepare your property. View the Sewer System Testing Project Area map below for location details. ... Read More »

WEST SHORE BLUES: The Best of the Beats

Loaded Gun, Loaded Driver On 5/9/26 at about 3AM, officers observed a vehicle weaving and following too close on I90 W/B. The Nissan was stopped in the area of Nagle Rd. The driver, a 35yo Cleveland man, appeared intoxicated. After he admitted that a firearm “may” be in the vehicle, he was told to step out the driver’s door. He ... Read More »

Bike to School Week in Bay

Bay Schools annual Bike to School Week started with a bang when national BMX talent 11-year-old Bay student Huck Kurinsky, was joined by BMX Olympians. Bay Schools have celebrated Bike to School Week for 19 years, but none as high-flying as this one! All the other students rode to school the regular way and kept their wheels on the ground. Photo ... Read More »

The Sweet Side of a Sourdough Bakery

Meet Candice Suber, a cottage baker in Bay Village who specializes in sourdough and is sure to make your life a little sweeter with her story. It started 15 years ago when her sister bought her an apron for her birthday. “I can’t explain it, but despite not being pregnant at the time, all I could think about was my ... Read More »

Are We Losing Our Trees to Fear?

Each storm season in Northeast Ohio brings a familiar mix of beauty, urgency, and anxiety. For many homeowners in Bay Village, increasingly intense winds and heavy rains — along with the lasting memory of the tornado that struck the region a few years ago — have changed how mature trees are viewed in the landscape. What were once seen as ... Read More »