The Avon Parks and Recreation Department wants to Avon residents to share your stay at home staycation! Details on how to enter are below: Where do you “wish” you could be right now? Relaxing on the beach, enjoying the great outdoors at a campground or maybe visiting Mickey Mouse and the gang? Since we all had to change our plans, ... Read More »
Neighbors are coming together in creative ways to support each other and community organizations during this uncertain time. Westlake Meals on Wheels (WMOW) is partnering with local restaurants to support both their meal recipients and local businesses. Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough supports the program and feels it can have a positive impact. “Si Senor & Subway are just two of ... Read More »
Calling all Shoremen seniors… Avon Lake High School reached out to families of the Class of 2020 to show their Shoremen/Shoregal pride and create a memory door at home and send pictures to the school for a future social media post. Families are encouraged to use items from home (photos, shirts, varsity letters, the printed sign attached, etc.), and be ... Read More »
Red Cross Blood Drive Thursday, April 16th from 9 am – 3 pm In the Dwyer Center Share your good health! As coronavirus concerns intensify, we need healthy blood donors more than ever. Please donate on Thursday, April 16th at Dwyer Senior Center. To schedule an appointment, go to RedCrossBlood.org and enter sponsor code “BayVillage”, or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). 30 Days ... Read More »
COVID-19 update – The Bay Village Police have taken numerous complaints of people using the parks and not practicing social distancing as mandated by Gov. DeWine. Police responded to these calls and when applicable have asked the offenders to maintain social distancing or to cease what they are doing. In most cases, offenders were playing basketball or using the skate ... Read More »
The federal government has approved stimulus payments to aid American citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic. The breakdown: Individual taxpayers earning less than $75,000 to receive a payment of $1,200. Married couples earning less than $150,000 combined to receive a payment of $2,400. An additional $500 per qualifying child under the age of 17. General advice and anticipated scams: You do ... Read More »
Information courtesy of the Westlake Police Department Police work has always come with inherent safety risks, which officers accept and live with. With COVID-19, a new risk has been added to that list that few could have anticipated. Officers are continuing to fulfill their duty to protect and serve the community. They are, however, taking extra precautions to ensure the ... Read More »
North Olmsted and North Ridgeville Residents Among Nine Honored from the College Matthew Phillips of North Ridgeville and Samantha Stauffer of North Olmsted were among nine students from Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) named to the All-Ohio Community College Academic Team, which comprises top students at the state’s two-year schools. The All-Ohio Academic Team recognizes student excellence in academics, leadership and ... Read More »
Ascent Church, 3550 Crocker Road, Westlake, will host drive-in services this Sunday and Easter Sunday. Please see their release below for details or check out their Facebook post here. Join in person this Sunday, April 5th and Easter Sunday, April 12th for a drive-in church experience! Gather together with fellow believers from the comfort of your own vehicle to enjoy ... Read More »
In the interest of public safety and to follow the guidelines provided by Governor DeWine, Westlake Porter Public Library is now targeting April 30, 2020 as its re-opening date. The library had previously announced it would be closed until Monday, April 6. Programming, events and meetings originally scheduled through April 30 are also canceled. WPPL’s Board and Management Staff will ... Read More »
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