Daily Wire

Looking for some inspiration this pandemic summer? Stop by Bay Middle School and take a look at the colorful mural celebrating the Bay High Class of 2020. The project was organized by a group of Bay Senior Parents who worked with current inmates at the Grafton Correctional Institute to create this amazing piece of art that personalizes a highlight from ... Read More »

It has been 5 months since the start of the nationwide pandemic, and UH St John Medical Center President and CEO Rob David reports the Westlake hospital is doing well. “We’re doing amazing with the team we have here,” reports David. “I am so fortunate to work with these people every single day. “The issue is that this whole pandemic ... Read More »

Christopher Harrington joined the Community West Foundation board in 2006 when the late Dr. Ted Castele, Chair Emeritus with the Foundation, encouraged him to get involved. “I like their mission, and when Dr. Ted asked you to do something, you gladly did it,” admits Chris. He is the Vice Chair of the Board of Directors, and chairs the Finance Committee. ... Read More »

It’s been a long time since our residents have seen you…luckily we’ve implemented safe, socially distant ways to visit our loved ones! Breakwater Apartments: Apartment visits as well as outdoor are welcome, masks are required. Lakeside: Visits occur in a socially distant/protective area created in the sunrooms. Family members will remain outside on the patio and visit through the screen ... Read More »

Firemen Rob Thompson, Ryan Clifford, Asst. Fire Chief Mike Freeman, Town Crier/ Kiwanian Rick Grane and. Fireman Fran Cavotta Read More »

Last month, our traveling Homeless Jesus statue, a visual representation of Matthew 25:40, moved to the West Park United Church of Christ. The statue travels our community to raise awareness of the homeless tragedy in greater Cleveland and to remind us to show love, care and compassion to our less fortunate neighbors. West Park UCC’s food pantry and meal program ... Read More »

Like everything in this world, change is necessary to successfully navigate and evolve as an organization. I acknowledge there is pain in our community due to racism and bias. Learning about these experiences from those that were affected gives us a sense of where we are as an organization. There is no place in this world for racism, bigotry, and ... Read More »

LCCC’s Fast-Track certification program helps Simone Yalanty of Lorain turn a COVID-19 layoff into a career change When Simone Yalanty was laid off from a job as a machine operator due to COVID-19, it seemed to come from out of nowhere. “It was pretty surprising,” Yalanty says. “We hadn’t been told anything until the day of the meeting when we ... Read More »

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile My assistant called me and told me that a patient just called complaining that all of his teeth hurt. I had not seen this patient for several years. Yes, he was overdue for his regular preventative care. Despite this fact, his statement was rather startling. He complained further of general pain in ... Read More »

Virtual Start to the 20-21 School Year Aug 2 2020 Dear Westlake Families: On Thursday, the Cuyahoga County Board of Health released a recommendation that schools in the county start the year virtually. On Friday, we participated in a conference call with the Cuyahoga County Board of Health (CCBH). They shared with us that this was not a recommendation that was taken ... Read More »