Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center (CHSC) has proudly opened a new office in Westlake. This resource brings a remarkable organization to the West Shore. Founded in 1921, CHSC has a long history of helping individuals with communication challenges become independent members of the Greater Cleveland Community. “For nearly 100 years, Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center has been the premier provider ... Read More »
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Westlake Porter Public Library Receives Community Partner Award from United Cerebral Palsy Center
Westlake Porter Public Library has been honored with a Community Partner Award from the United Cerebral Palsy Center of Greater Cleveland. The Community Partner Award recognizes an individual or organization that has excelled in partnering with UCP to advance its mission and serve the interests of people with special needs. In her nomination letter, UCP Activities and Training Manager Amy ... Read More »
Avon High School Shadow Days
Each fall Avon High School offers students who are not currently enrolled in the Avon Schools the opportunity to shadow at Avon High School. Shadowing is recommended for students in eighth-grade and beyond who are considering Avon High School for the 2019-2020 school year. We offer four shadowing opportunities during the school day on Thursdays during the month of November (Nov. 1, 8, 15 and 29). Students must register ... Read More »
Westlake Aggravated Robbery Suspect Arrested
Westlake Police have apprehended a suspect in the aggravated robbery that took place at a Detroit Road convenience store this week. “With the assistance of several public and law enforcement partner tips, the Westlake Police Dept. was able to identify the robbery suspect from the Friday 10/12/18 incident at the Convenient on Detroit at Dover Center Rds,” report Police. The ... Read More »
Trick-or-Treating and Halloween Safety from the City of Westlake
The City of Westlake has designated Halloween Trick-or-Treating hours of 6 – 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 31. Please use caution when driving through the city, especially after dusk. Please keep these safety tips in mind: Young Halloween-goers are encouraged to walk, not run. No jaywalking; cross the street at intersections. Make sure your kids are visible to drivers by ... Read More »
West Bay Center: Highlighting the Specialized Dementia Unit
Genesis HealthCare West Bay has a specialized Dementia Unit run by Memory Support Director, Maria Sady. As the Memory Support Program Director, it is her responsibility to ensure that all the residents are not only safe but are in an environment that is conducive to their needs. The West Bay unit is a branded/therapeutic unit. The criteria for being on ... Read More »
ClamBake Fundraiser is a Success for New Cleveland Nonprofit
On Friday, October 5 at BayArts in Bay Village, a new nonprofit organization held their first fundraiser under the lights. Cleveland Angels, the first chapter of National Angels outside of the state of Texas, began their mission in the Spring. The Cleveland Angels mission is to walk alongside children in the foster care system, as well as their caretakers, by ... Read More »
Learn “How-To” At Westlake Porter Public Library
If you’ve ever wondered “how-to” do something, Saturday, October 20 from 2-4 p.m. may be your chance to find out! Instructors will show attendees how to perform a variety of tasks, skills and crafts in brief presentations throughout Westlake Porter Public Library’s meeting rooms during the library’s first How-To Festival. The open house-style event will cover how to make smoothies, ... Read More »
Avon Schools Fine Motor Skills Presentation
What are fine motor skills and why do so many children entering kindergarten not have a good grip on them? On Thursday, October 25 at 6 p.m. at the Avon Early Learning Center, 3075 Stoney Ridge Rd, Avon, come find out more about fine motor development, the rise of its decline, and how to boost your child’s skills at home ... Read More »
Bay Village Grandma Scammed for $7 Grand
On 10/12/2018, at 12:56 hours, a resident came to the Bay Village police to advise that he believed his 91-year old mother-in-law had unfortunately fallen for the swindle where a person calls and claims to be a grandson who is in jail and needed money to get out. A second phone call, supposedly from the grandson’s attorney, gave instructions to ... Read More »
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