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Information courtesy of the city of Westlake DRIVE-IN BINGO Grab your keys and drive on over to the Senior Center’s parking lot to play BINGO! We will provide the bingo cards, daubers and of course the fun. Staff will be calling and runners will check your cards when your flag is raised indicating BINGO! Small prizes will be awarded. RAIN ... Read More »

Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s mid-late June, 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. Wednesday, June 10 (11-11:30 a.m.) Let’s Sing & Dance – Join Miss Nancy on ZOOM for our Sing and Dance! Registration required. Participants must provide an ... Read More »

The City of Westlake Tree Commission and Mayor Dennis Clough were determined to offer the annual Tree City Poster contest to this year’s fifth graders at Dover Intermediate School in Westlake. The Coronavirus certainly made the possibility of it happening more difficult but this year’s fifth graders certainly came through. Two days before the contest was to begin school was ... Read More »

Martin Luther King, Jr. in a 1967 with NBC – interview by Sander Vanocur. Read More »

Bay Village Police Chief Mark Spaetzel announced on Tuesday that the May 19 meeting of City Council would be his last official meeting as Chief of the Bay Village Police Department. Chief Spaetzel will retire on June 1, 2020 after 34 1⁄2 years with the City of Bay Village. He extended appreciation for the work of each and every one, ... Read More »

Noted Westlake Schools Architect Nick Lesko was acclaimed as a designer of many of the Westlake School District’s educational facilities. His passing coincides with the opening of the new Westlake Elementary School on Center Ridge, which was designed by the firm he helped found, Lesko & Associates Architects. Mr. Lesko marked his 95th birthday just as the new school opened last ... Read More »

Community West Foundation issued a $1,000 grant to support the meal delivery effort being organized by the staff and senior residents at Harbor Court in Rocky River. Earlier this month the group made headlines when they delivered home cooked meals to people in need. “People are surprised to see that our senior residents, many of whom are in their 80’s ... Read More »

Summer STEM Academy is ready for 2020! After thinking outside of the box, we are excited to offer an alternative Summer STEM Academy. We will provide weekly STEM challenges, led by our teaching staff, for your student to engage in experiential learning at home. Here are the highlights for this summer’s programming: Tuition free! Available to all Bay Village City ... Read More »

University Hospitals has announced the rollout of the UH Healthy Restart Playbook – a comprehensive toolkit to help businesses emerge from the COVID-19 crisis. As businesses begin to think about reopening, they are looking for guidance as to how they can keep their workforce, facilities and customers safe. In response, UH created a playbook as a resource for reopening safely, ... Read More »

The City of Bay Village hopes to open Bay Aquatic Center June 26. Special guidelines will be in place. Patrons will need to call to reserve a place in rotating two-hour sessions. Bay ball fields and tennis courts are now open. Playgrounds reemain closed. From the Bay Village Recreation Dept. ‘As of today, May 26th, the following changes have taken ... Read More »