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Project is Designed to Strengthen Degree Pathways for Underrepresented Groups Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) joins a select group of institutions across the country powering the Equity Transfer Initiative, a program designed to increase bachelor’s degree attainment for underrepresented populations. Three dozen colleges and universities in 13 states are taking part in the project. The national effort seeks to increase transfer ... Read More »

Westlake Police saw a cruiser rammed by a suspect in an escape attempt at a local bank and a firearm was stolen from an unlocked car in the community last week. Here are the stories: –On 1/21/21 Westlake PD received information from a Northeast Ohio Police Department about a white GMC Yukon which was being used in theft from auto ... Read More »

Bay High School would like to congratulate Nolan Sooy for signing his “National Letter of Intent” with Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island.  Nolan will continue his academic and athletic career for Men’s Soccer at Johnson & Wales. During Nolan’s senior year, he earned First Team All-Great Lakes Conference, First Team All-Greater Cleveland Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association, Second ... Read More »

Pre-order your choice of nine delicious goodie assortments from Cupcake Craving for Valentine’s day while supporting the AECPTA!  The assortments include chocolate covered pretzels, frosted cookies, DIY cookies, and cupcakes!!  Perfect gifts for your significant other, children, teachers, coaches, bus drivers, friends, family, or even yourself! You can order right from the website: www.avonecpta.org ***Last day to order is February ... Read More »

We all know how important it is to be kind. Students are reminded daily to be kind to each other, but at Westview Elementary School (grades K-4) in Avon Lake, they are kicking kindness up a notch. Student Council signed up the school for “The Great Kindness Challenge” which is next week Jan. 25-29. To sum it up, it is ... Read More »

Mrs. McArn’s first-graders at Bay’s Normandy School have been learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy, understanding the importance of equality, love & justice. They talked about their hopes and dreams, and then discussed why Dr. King’s dreams were so important to our country’s history. Mrs. McArn’s first-graders have been learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ... Read More »

Mayor of Rocky River, Pamela Bobst, has been on the Community West Foundation Board of Directors since 2006 and serves on the Community Engagement Committee. She really connected with the Foundation’s dedication to funding organizations that provide basic needs services. “We have the opportunity as a funding organization to ensure the longevity of the programs and services that are critical ... Read More »

Even though the doors at Rose Hill Museum have been closed to the public for the last year, a lot has been going on to assure that future generations can enjoy its collections. Volunteers at Rose Hill Museum, under the direction of Bay Village Historical Society President Cathy Flament and working according to COVID-19 safety guidelines, have spent the last ... Read More »

Information courtesy of the City of Westlake, www.CityofWestlake.org A newly-passed city ordinance allows restaurants to utilize various types of temporary outdoor structures through the end of 2021. These include metal-framed “membrane” structures such as tents, greenhouses and igloostyle domes. Interested businesses should contact Building Director Donald Grayem at 440-617-4105 or dpgrayem@cityofwestlake.org. Read More »

Information courtesy of the City of Westlake, www.facebook.com/cityofwestlakeohio The City of Westlake’s new Recreation Director, Paula Horner, was sworn in at City Hall on Jan 8. Mayor Dennis M. Clough administered the oath and signed the necessary documentation to make her the official successor to Bob DeMinico, who retired in December after 16 years with the Westlake Recreation Department. Horner ... Read More »