Play Safely, Have Fun and Be Kind Help protect your family and neighborhood from COVID-19: Wash Hands… After playing Before and after eating a snack When you return home No soap and water? Use hand sanitizer or antibacterial wipes. Keep 6 feet apart when possible. More space between you and other people means less risk of getting sick. Wear a ... Read More »
Avon Parks & Recreation is offering a Gran n’ Go Craft Program for Avon Resident Children ages 4 & up on Tuesdays and Thursday, June 16 – July 2, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. at Schwartz Road Park Pavilion A, 35001 Schwartz Rd. and Lowe’s Pavilion, 36265 Detroit Rd. The parks are staffed with an attendant who will distribute pre-packaged ... Read More »
by Barb Armstrong Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, The Herb Guild Garden Club has cancelled its 36th Annual Scholarship Luncheon for this year which was to be held on August 5, 2020. The Guild regrets this decision, but does not want anyone to get sick with the virus. Next year’s scholarship luncheon is in the works already and it will ... Read More »
Louis G. Joseph of The Brewer-Garrett Company Appointed as New Chairperson The Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) Foundation announced its 2020-2021 leadership team during its annual meeting. Louis G. Joseph, President and CEO of The Brewer-Garrett Company, was appointed chairperson. He has served as a Foundation director since 2001 and received the Foundation’s Heath Oliver Distinguished Director Award in 2017 for ... Read More »
The LCADA Way, our area’s non-profit alcohol and drug prevention and treatment agency, announced today a reorganization of its executive leadership team effective July 1, 2020. The current President & CEO Thomas D. Stuber will become President & Chief Legislative Officer (CLO) and current Chief Operating Officer Dan Haight will become President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the organization. ... Read More »
Respect and tolerance, two qualities, two characteristics that have been put on hold or just simply forgotten. Respect is explained as the regard for the feelings, wishes, rights, or traditions of others. Tolerance is described as the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular, the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with. At some ... Read More »
On 5/26/20 at approx. 7AM Westlake Police received a complaint of a theft from 2 work vans which had been parked at a business in Westlake overnight. The vans had windows broken out and thousands of dollars of work tools were missing. Surveillance videos show 2 subjects arrive to the parking lot driving a black Ford Taurus in the morning ... Read More »
College Advocate and Leader Receives 2020 Heath Oliver Distinguished Director Award The Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) Foundation Board of Directors awarded its 2020 Heath Oliver Distinguished Director Award to Westlake’s Gloria J. Moosmann in appreciation of her exemplary service to the College and its students. Moosmann led the Foundation for 16 years while serving as the College’s vice president of ... Read More »
Taylor Stang, D.O., of Bay Village, Ohio, has completed the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine (AZCOM) of Midwestern University. Conferring of degrees took place in a virtual graduation ceremony hosted by Midwestern University on May 22nd, 2020. Dr. Stang is the son of Bay Village residents Susan W. Squires and the late ... Read More »
Information courtesy of the City of Westlake The Westlake in Bloom community event recognizes those who beautify their homes, businesses and institutions. Entry is free and all participants are invited to the 2020 Reception and Awards Ceremony, Aug. 13 at LaCentre. Entry forms and contest rules can be found on the city’s website at www.cityofwestlake.org and emailed to planning@cityofwestlake.org or ... Read More »
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