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The Cleveland Chapter of the NAWIC Education Foundation (NEF) announced the winners of the 2021 NEF Design Drafting Competition. The project theme was titled “RowHouz Remix”, and students were to design a new multi-story rowhouse on a historic street in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Student entries were evaluated for detail, accuracy and originality of work. Congratulations ... Read More »

Governor Mike DeWine got it wrong. During his 3/25/21 press conference, he presented a list of facilities that did not participate in the Vaccine Maintenance Program. He erroneously included three of O’Neill Healthcare’s Assisted Living facilities: North Ridgeville, Bay Village, and Lakewood. O’Neill Healthcare was honored to be among the first nursing homes and assisted living facilities to receive the ... Read More »

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Westlake welcomes its new pastor, the Rev. Charles A. Woodward, following a formal search process and the completion of the interim ministries of Pastor Robin Craig and Pastor Thomas Henderson. The Rev. Sherman Bishop, completed his call in 2018 after 22 years of service at Prince of Peace. When asked about the move to ... Read More »

Lorain County schools employees received their second round of Covid-19 vaccinations March 26. Thank you to Lorain Public Health for another well organized clinic at Avon Middle School. “Nearly 6,000 local school staff received dose #2 of the COVID-19 vaccine. Thank you to the school districts, clinic hosts, and our volunteers and staff for working hard for the health of ... Read More »

Crazy Socks Day Information courtesy of the City of Westlake Police Department Facebook, www.facebook.com/westlakepolice World Down Syndrome Day is March 21 and Westlake Police joined in the Up Side of Downs Crazy Socks movement to commemorate the occasion. Why Crazy Socks? Why March 21? Because March 21 is a special day because Down syndrome is caused by duplication of the ... Read More »

By Karen Uthe Semancik When Dr. Holly Schafer was hired as Bay Village City School District’s first-ever director of human resources in June of 2019, one of her first goals was to create a more holistic approach in developing faculty and staff in the areas of culture, diversity and hiring. Schafer soon reached out to Cuyahoga Community College and its ... Read More »

Geri Bakushi Among Community College Honorees Representing States Across the Nation Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) student Geri Bakushi has been named Ohio’s 2021 New Century Transfer Scholar, joining a select group of academic achievers and leaders from across the nation. More than 2,000 community college students were nominated for the scholarship award, with one honoree named per state. Judges considered ... Read More »

Ascent Church will host Saddleback Church’s 30 year, Celebrate Recovery Program. Pastor David Hill, Patriarch of God’s Soldier Ministries-Preaching from Pulpit to Penitentiary, Outreach Pastor of Ascent Church will be Leading the Program. Pastor David Hill is a perfect fit as a graduate of Celebrate Recovery over 10 years ago. The program focuses on Hurts, Hang-ups, and Habits. Pastor David ... Read More »

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE CUYAHOGA COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Early In-Person Voting and Vote-by-Mail for the Election opens on April 6, 2021. To request a Vote-by-Mail ballot application, visit: www.443VOTE.us or call 216-443-VOTE (8683). Ballot Applications are also available at all public libraries. Early In-Person voting at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections begins on Tuesday, April 6, 2021 and ... Read More »

Avon High School became the last designated quarterfinalist after emerging victorious with the second-highest winning score of the season this week, overcoming Keystone High School with a final score of 330 to 190. Playoffs begin with next week’s broadcast of the weekly local high school quiz show, Scholastic Games (Mondays 6-7 p.m. on WEOL AM930 and FM 100.3). The other ... Read More »