Tri-C Foundation Offers Jan. 29 Virtual Cooking Experience to Raise Scholarship Dollars Learn to make chicken and andouille sausage gumbo with Chef Eric Wells during a virtual cooking experience benefiting hospitality management students at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®). The “Chase the Flavor” online event begins at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29. The live demonstration from one of Cleveland’s top culinary ... Read More »
Did you sign up yet for a farm share from Ohio City Farm? Those that do receive fresh, locally grown produce weekly from June until October. Plus, you’re supporting The Refugee Response with your purchase. Check it out! https://therefugeeresponse.wildapricot.org/join2021 From Ohio City Farm: “Why purchase a CSA share? Mealtime inspiration! A weekly box of fresh, colorful produce and a member ... Read More »
The health and safety of our residents is our number one priority. As coronavirus continues to impact our country we have constantly been reevaluating what measures need to be taken to keep our residents and staff safe. We are temporarily suspending visitations but you can find us online at the Coffee Corner with resident interviews and virtual programming, and we’ve ... Read More »
Knowing when to sell your home to move to a senior living community can be tricky and time-consuming. This is especially true if you are uncertain about selling your home to begin with. But now might be the time to ask, is it time to sell your house? Why Staying for the Memories Can Hurt You Selling your house at ... Read More »
Good Samaritan Injured by Passing Car North Olmsted Police are looking for help in identifying a driver who injured a 70-year old good Samaritan who had come out to assist another driver who hit a telephone pole in front of his house. “We need your help!!!” report N.O. Police. “Sunday night at 6:40pm we had two accidents on Clague Rd. ... Read More »
Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) is offering a free online Workforce Success course this spring to expand community access to education and job training during the COVID-19 outbreak. The course is designed to sharpen skills necessary to succeed in the workplace while providing an introduction to the College and its resources. It is part of the ongoing Tri-C Access Center initiative. ... Read More »
Due to the ongoing pandemic, this will be a virtual concert performed by Steven Banks, saxophone virtuoso and Xak Bjerken, piano, in the outstanding acoustical environment of West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church. The audience will be at home viewing and listening to the concert on either Facebook Live (https://bit.ly/RRCMS_Facebook) or YouTube (https://bit.ly/RRCMS_YouTube). Access to the concert will be available by ... Read More »
Westlake Police have issued a SCAM ALERT warning residents to beware of callers using City of Westlake phone numbers to claim unfounded Amazon debts from residents. The release: “We have been receiving reports from residents about scam calls today. The callers, who seem to be calling from phone numbers belonging to the Westlake Service Department, say they are reps from ... Read More »
Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s early February, 2021 calendar of events. All programs are subject to change. Please check westlakelibrary.org or follow the library on Facebook and Twitter (@WestlakePorter) for the latest updates. Mondays, February 1 and 15 (9 a.m.-9 p.m.) Teen Craft Pick Up – Come – to the Drive-Up Window to pick up a craft kit from ... Read More »
Hannah Powers joins four other Westlake High Schools students recognized as Commended Students in the 2021 National Merit® Scholarship program. Each year, more than 1.5 million students enter the National Merit Scholarship competition by taking the 2019 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). Only 34,000 students receive Commended Student status, which is a tremendous honor. As a part of ... Read More »
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