Daily Wire

Crushers Announce Return of Cleveland Sports Legends Game

Joe Thomas Added to Legends Game Lineup The Lake Erie Crushers, presented by Mercy, announced this week that former Cleveland Browns, Joe Thomas, will be participating in the Cleveland Sports Legends Softball Game, Sat., June 23 at Sprenger Health Care Stadium. Thomas, who retired following the 2017 season, will make an appearance at the VIP Meet & Greet and will ... Read More »

Comfort and Peace of Mind are Central to Quality Nursing Care at Devon Oaks Assisted Living

National Nurses Week begins each year on May 6 and ends on May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday. At Devon Oaks Assisted Living, an Eliza Jennings community in Westlake, it is a special time to celebrate and honor the exceptional nurses that provide round-the-clock supportive, compassionate care to residents. Working with the team of dedicated care providers, Devon Oaks nurses provide ... Read More »

Electrify Your Ride with an eBike!! Put a Charge in Your Summer!

Experience the fun of an electric bicycle this summer! eBikes Central in Sheffield Lake is the first exclusively electric bicycle shop in the area. Put a charge in your summer! Electric bicycles are designed to be pedaled but also have an electric motor and battery to help you go further and get you where you’re going faster. They are great ... Read More »

Memorial Day Observances

Westlake – Parade will begin at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 28. Parade participants will depart from Sts. Peter & George Coptic Orthodox Church located on Hilliard Boulevard and proceed to Clague Park. A ceremony honoring those who gave their lives in service to our country will follow. Bay Village – Parade will step off at about 8:45 a.m. from ... Read More »

Avon Teacher Wins Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon

Sarah Horbol, a Westlake resident and fifth grade teacher at Heritage Elementary School, captured the women’s division championship at the Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon held last Sunday, May 20. A former Magnificat High cross country runner, Sarah covered the 26.2 miles that traversed streets of Cleveland, Lakewood and Rocky River in 2 hours, 51 minutes and 41 seconds. A road ... Read More »

LBMS Places at Stem Contests

Lee Burneson Middle School students brought home three top awards in the Future Earth Event at the University of Akron. LBMS was one of eight Northeast Ohio school districts competing in two middle school STEM activities – The Junior Solar Sprint (JSS) and KidWind Challenge – and a public speaking event, TED Talk Jr. Participating schools were Eastlake, Brecksville, Boardman, ... Read More »

Pig Pinched After Pestering Pedestrian in North Ridgeville

A peripatetic porker was pinched by North Ridgeville Police last week after a perplexed pedestrian called 911 after being pestered by the pig in the early morning hours of May 19. The call came in at 5:26 a.m. The call came from a male who stated that he was walking home on Center Ridge from the Train Station in Elyria. ... Read More »

University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center Earns Prestigious Baby-Friendly Designation

University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center has earned the prestigious Baby-Friendly designation by Baby-Friendly USA, Inc. (BFUSA). This distinction recognizes excellence in evidence-based maternity care, with the goal of optimal infant feeding outcomes and mother/baby bonding. BFUSA is the national authority for the implementation of the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI), a global program sponsored by the World Health Organization (WHO) and ... Read More »

Armed Robbery in Westlake Parking Lot

Westlake Police report that an armed robbery took place in the parking lot of AutoNation Ford yesterday afternoon. “At approx. 5:46 PM WPD received a report of an armed robbery that occurred in the parking lot of Auto Nation at the corner of Center Ridge and Clague Rds.,” report Police. “A contractor in the parking lot was approached by an approx. 6′ ... Read More »

Avon Mayor Jensen, Avon East Elementary Students Talk Ecology and More!

Avon Mayor Bryan Jensen visited Avon East Elementary on May 15 to answer letters from Mrs. Schenkelberg’s second grade students. Questions showed that students share strong feelings about things like litter, saving trees and even establishing a preserve where native animals may find refuge in the city. The upcoming Duck Tape Festival came into play, too, with the idea of ... Read More »