This New Year Avoid the Crowded Fitness Rush and Get the Personalized Attention You Need! It’s that time of year again where millions of Americans are kick-starting their resolutions off by joining their local fitness centers or gyms. The industry knows this, and many elevate their membership fees and rates to meet the demand. Once you join after paying the ... Read More »
SAIDO Learning is an innovative cognitive therapy that has been shown to improve symptoms of memory loss among older adults with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. This breakthrough, life-transforming therapy is offered onsite to residents of Devon Oaks Assisted Living, an Eliza Jennings community in Westlake. The SAIDO Learning method involves a staff member trained to work with two older ... Read More »
“If you’re the only business open during an outage then an obvious conclusion is that you may double or even triple your usual revenue per hour,” – Craig, Owner of Shepp Electric Company, Inc., the area’s ONLY Family Owned and Operated Generac Dealer! The focus on standby generators and their ability to keep homes and businesses operating is an understandable ... Read More »
Lake Erie Nature & Science Center Family Astronomy Night: An Evening Under the Stars Friday, January 26 ~ 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. For all ages Spend an evening under the stars as we observe the beautiful winter night sky in both the natural elements and inside our planetarium. Outdoors we will go on night hike and set up telescopes for viewing (bring your ... Read More »
Westlakers will be saying goodbye this week to one of the city’s most nostalgic features – the 19th century barn at 2871 Dover Center Road (about a half mile south of Center Ridge). Built circa 1890, the Barn sits alongside the old 1828 farmhouse that is registered as an authentic Westlake Century Home. The barn has been a well-known stop ... Read More »
Three Westlake High School students earned Gold Key Art Awards in the 2018 Scholastic Art + Writing Exhibition – Cuyahoga County Region and will move on to national competition in New York. Liv Adkins earned a Gold Key for her digital art “Gutten og Trollen,” Jamie DeMeza for her photograph “The broken 4th” and Jamie Novak for her painting “RTA.” ... Read More »
Busch Funeral and Crematory Services would like to congratulate our January Caregiver of the Month! The Caregiver of the Month Award was given to Sylvia Golsby, a nursing assistant for O’Neill Healthcare Hospice in North Ridgeville, Ohio. Sylvia’s nominator, Ann Crum, says, “She’s one of the kindest and most caring people we have working for us.” She also notes that while ... Read More »
An 82 year old resident reported to Westlake Police last week that she had received a call from a female purporting to be her granddaughter. The caller explained to the grandmother that she had been involved in a traffic accident in Harrisburg, PA and was arrested for driving under the influence. She lied further and indicated that she sounded different ... Read More »
The OHSAA Commissioner Since 2004 Will Step Down Effective Sept. 15 Dr. Dan Ross, Executive Director of the Ohio High School Athletic Association since 2004, has announced his resignation, effective September 15. The OHSAA Board of Directors accepted Dr. Ross’ resignation letter Thursday at its regularly scheduled January meeting. Dr. Ross began his duties as the OHSAA’s ninth commissioner on Aug. 1, 2004. He ... Read More »
Installations Come in Response to Opioid Abuse Crisis in Cuyahoga County Prescription drug disposal boxes will be installed at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) campuses by the end of January to provide secure locations for the community to throw away unused medications. Tri-C Campus Police and the Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s Office collaborated on the disposal box project in response to the region’s ongoing ... Read More »
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