Police responded to St Angela Church on Aug. 22 at 1056 hrs on a report of a suspicious fire. Police met with firefighters, who had already put out the fire. It appeared someone had placed a duffel bag or backpack against the NW exterior wall of the church, and using some type of accelerant, had ignited it. Black smoke stains ... Read More »
Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will extend hours during a special enrollment event Sept. 3 to help students register for fall classes and apply for financial aid. Triceratops Thursday will take place from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. that day at five College sites. The sessions offer opportunities to meet with academic counselors and visit enrollment and financial aid offices to ... Read More »
Noting the Start of the OHSAA Football Season OHSAA provides notes and reminders regarding media coverage, game protocols, playoff format and more COLUMBUS, Ohio – With the high school football regular-season set to begin this week, the Ohio High School Athletic Association has provided details and reminders regarding media coverage, team protocols, game management changes and the new playoff format. There ... Read More »
On 8/18/20 at approx. 3AM an officer stopped a vehicle on Bradley by Detroit Rd after watching it pull into and out of several driveways in the area. The vehicle also appeared to have fresh damage. The operator, who turned out to be a 15 year old boy, said that he was “not looking for trouble” but the car was ... Read More »
Phase 2/3 Clinical Trial to Test BNT162b2 Investigational Drug University Hospitals announced today plans to participate as a study site for the Phase 2/3 global study sponsored by Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) and BioNTech SE (Nasdaq: BNTX, “BioNTech”) of an investigational vaccine, BNT162b2, against SARS-CoV-2. UH’s study site is one of approximately 120 clinical investigational sites around the world that will collectively enroll up to 30,000 participants. ... Read More »
The Bay Village Historical Society and the Reuben Osborn Learning Center resume their series of porch talks on Sept. 13 with Rebecca McFarland speaking about, “The True Life Story of Eliot Ness.” McFarland is an internationally recognized expert on the life and times of Eliot Ness. Her research has been requested for magazines, books, movies, radio and television. Formerly a ... Read More »
We’re “Brewing” Up Something Special Just for You Welcome to the Coffee Corner. Grab yourself a cup of joe, sit back, relax, and enjoy The Normandy. Since we are not able to safely gather for the time being, we have shifted all events to VIRTUAL! The Coffee Corner is our hub for all video content including: Cooking demonstrations Art projects Seminars ... Read More »
Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s early September, 2020 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. Tuesday, September 1 (9 a.m.-9 p.m.) Kindergarten Kick-Off Surprise Bag – Stop by the Youth Services Department starting September 1 to pick up a surprise bag ... Read More »
Miracle baby, Morgan, was born premature weighing only 1lb, 11 ozs. In this video, her parents recall their experience at the Fairview Hospital NICU. When babies are given a good start from birth, they have a better chance of growing up to lead happy, healthy lives. Community West Foundation and Fairview Hospital work together each year to support this important cause. ... Read More »
The Villager Newspaper was given a rare opportunity of viewing the 1931 Green and White Annual which was published by the Senior Class of May, 1931. The school was then called Dover Village High School, known as the red brick school located on Dover Center Road in Westlake, Ohio. During our present time of school uncertainty, we thought our readers ... Read More »
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