Daily Wire

On Monday, October 21, 2019, Mayor Patton swore in our new officer, Erik Joyce.  Erik is the son of retired FPPD officer James Joyce, who served with our department for 34 years, from 1980 – 2014. Dad ceremonially pinned his old badge onto his son’s shirt after Erik took the oath of office. Erik got his start in law enforcement here at ... Read More »

A large party that took place at a Lake Road rental home along the city’s upscale lakefront earlier this month has earned the attention of Bay Village City Council. City Council discussed the event that brought several law enforcment agencies to the community to intervene. Council is in the discussion stage on options to managing short-term rentals in the community. ... Read More »

“Homeless Jesus” Sculpture finds latest home at Rocky River United Methodist Church. A life size sculpture titled “Homeless Jesus” has traveled to Rocky River United Methodist Church. Created by Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz, it depicts Jesus as a homeless person lying on a bench, shrouded in a blanket with wounds on the feet. This symbolic work of art is one ... Read More »

The power of compassion is the thing that makes our communities great! A wonderful story of that virtue at work was shared last week in Avon, where dentist Sharlene Marty from the offices of Dr. Paul Schwartz epitomized compassion in action. Here is the story from Carrie Villwock: “I had to share with the community what an amazing dentist we ... Read More »

Thanks to a $26,000 donation from Community West Foundation, Fairview Hospital has joined the national initiative to put ‘Stop the Bleed’ kits in area schools. The nation-wide initiative is in response to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings several years ago. Using the $26,000 Community West Foundation grant, Fairview Hospital acquired 60 containers, each holding four individual kits. They will ... Read More »

Fall means Ocktoberfest time, and no where is it done better than at Rose Senior Living Avon. Their 3rd Annual Polka Fest took place the evening of Oct. 8 and offered guests and residents a fun night of brats, beer, pierogies and POLKA! The entire Rose Senior Living complex was transformed into an Ocktoberfest extravaganza!! Brats, cabbage and noodles fueled ... Read More »

This annual fun-filled family festival was on Saturday, October 12 at the Westlake Recreation Center for children ages 9 and younger. The day included a pumpkin hunt, face painting, hay rides, inflatables, refreshments, food trucks, and much more. It’s always a FREE community event. It even included things like Euclid Beach Rocket Car rides, Hay Rides and Bounce Houses inside ... Read More »

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile Last week we started to deal with this frequent question. We discussed the general types or categories of blood thinners. Different patients take these medications for various reasons. The indications for all blood thinners is a consistent one. There is a concern for developing a blood clot. Blood clots that travel ... Read More »

The Haunted Treat Trail Friday, November 1 from 7 – 8:30 p.m. Recreation Center Grounds, 28955 Hilliard Blvd. It’s time to walk the Trick-or-Treat Trail! Kids ages 8 and younger can come out and enjoy the annual walk through the Haunted Trail. Special areas around the outside of the Recreation Center will be decorated for the Halloween season. There will ... Read More »

Join the members of the Bay Village Historical Society on Nov. 21 to learn about “Rockefeller’s Cleveland,” as presented by the Cleveland History Center. When Rockefeller founded the Standard Oil Company, he was met with immense success and wealth. However, he soon found himself vilified by the public as the battle between capital and labor came to a head. Learn ... Read More »