I moved to Bay Village in 2002, into a modest corner house east of Dover. At the time, it was just me and my dog, and trees were everywhere. The street felt appropriately named Parkside—shaded, quiet, and full of character. Over the years, my life here grew. I met my husband, who lived down the street with his two daughters, ... Read More »
Nate Gentry Congratulations to Westlake High junior Nate Gentry, a junior who wrestles at 215 pounds for the Demons. Nate went 4-0 at the annual Ant Classic hosted at Westlake last Saturday. Nate also leads the team with 14 pins. The Ant Classic is the namesake of longtime Westlake High School wrestling coach Mike Antonyzyn, who was recently inducted into ... Read More »
Congratulations to our Avon High Schools Scholastic Art Show winners! Outstanding work from all high school grade levels. To see artwork in person please visit the show January 12-February 10, 2026 at the Stocker Center Gallery at Lorain County Community College. Read More »
Emily Cundiff has been named Interim Treasurer for Bay Village Schools until a permanent successor is appointed by the Bay Village Board of Education. With nearly 20 years of experience in governmental school finance, Emily brings a strong foundation in public education budgeting, reporting and financial operations to her current role as Deputy Director of CONNECT. (CONNECT is one of ... Read More »
Farm to Fork Bay Middle School students are giving new meaning to the term “farm to fork” by growing their own lettuce! Find out more this Wed., Jan. 14 during the 3News Growing Stem segment at 5pm! Doce Uvas Normandy students in Señora Hoy’s Bay Village Spanish class learned about the Doce Uvas (12 Grapes) Tradition to celebrate New Year’s ... Read More »
Bay Village Schools invites all parents, grandparents and adult residents to attend The Well-Balanced Parent Expo event on Thursday, January 22 from 6-8 p.m. at Bay Middle School, 27725 Wolf Road, Bay Village. This free event will help busy Westshore-area adults recharge, reconnect and refresh for the new year. The first 200 guests will receive a reusable grocery bag, sponsored ... Read More »
By Jorden Shevel Following the Nov. 4 election, Westlake residents have shaped the leadership that will guide the city into the coming years, returning Mayor Dennis M. Clough to office and welcoming new faces to City Council. Mayor Clough’s re-election marks the beginning of his 41st year in office, further cementing his legacy as the longest-serving active city mayor in ... Read More »
Real Money, Real World Last week AMS 8th graders participated in Real Money. Real World. This financial literacy program included an interactive spending simulation to educate how lifestyle and budget choices affect you in real life. It was an eye opening experience for our students! Thank you 8th grade teachers and parents that helped make this a success! Giving Their ... Read More »
Runaway Vehicle On 12/6/25 at about 9AM, an officer on patrol noticed a white sedan on I90 E/B. What drew his attention was that the car’s front bumper was dragging on the ground. It appeared it had just been in a collision. The officer stopped the car as it exited the highway at Columbia. Upon speaking with the female driver ... Read More »
Our Westlake High School National Honor Society students continue to lead with heart! NHS collected 85 new stuffed animals and over $500 in gift cards for Cleveland Angels, who will share these gifts with children in foster care at their December movie event. Thank you to our students for living out the values of service, leadership, character, and scholarship in ... Read More »
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