Avon East Elementary School students lined the hallways yesterday (Sept. 12) to thank Avon firefighters and police for their service. Students made cards, signs and signed a giant banner displayed at the entrance of the school. The event was organized to honor our first responders and Patriot Day. Read More »
Join Avon Place for a Lunch & Learn on Sept. 18 featuring “The Health Benefits of Chocolate” presented by Jim Collins, PhD, Gerontologist, Bella Care Hospice. See their ad below for details. Read More »
Join O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village for Movie Matinee on Sept. 28 from 1-3 p.m. See their ad below for details. Read More »
Pinehaven Garden Center Fall Festival is Sept. 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring your family and friends and enjoy a day of fall fun! See their ad below for details. Read More »
North Ridge Tours announces their remaining trips for 2018. See details below. Read More »
The Normandy Senior Living is hosting Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) Savvy Seniors classes at Breakwater Apartments this October. See their ad below for details. Read More »
On Thursday, October 11 join Rose Senior Living for a Polka Band Festival. See their ad below for details. Click here to view the 2017 Rose Senior Living Polka Fest gallery. Read More »
The 17th anniversary of the tragic events of 9-11 were observed with solemnity and respect by the City of Avon at sunrise Tuesday morning. Mayor Bryan Jensen was joined by police and fire officers as well as community members as the flag in front of the Avon Fire and Police campus along Detroit Road was lowered to half staff. The ... Read More »
Westlake EMS was presented with a prestigious American Heart Association Award at the Sept. 6 meeting of City Council. ‘Mission Lifeline’ is the American Heart Association’s national initiative to advance the System of Care for patients with acute, high-risk time sensitive life and/or quality of life threatening disease states, including heart attack, stroke and cardiac arrest. “On behalf of all ... Read More »
It’s more than just a name change. Local lenders NOIC, Inc. and Concord Mortgage have merged with Union Home Mortgage (UHM) to continue doing one thing: deliver a home-buying and refinancing experience customers will rave about. No doubt, it’s a high bar, but UHM CEO Bill Cosgrove says the companies were built to do just that. “Culture and our Partners ... Read More »
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