Daily Wire

The Center for Orthopedics hosted its 9th Annual Sports Physical event on Friday, June 9, from 1 – 5 p.m.  The event was free and open to all students who are required to receive a physical before starting a school-sanctioned program. More than 950 students from 18 schools received physicals, topping last year’s record-breaking number of 750! To participate, student ... Read More »

This month’s North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce lunch at Tom’s Country Place honored local businesses and installed its new Board for 2017. Congratulations to this year’s award winners – Bistro 83, North Ridgeville Eye Care, LCCC University Partnership Ridge Campus, Dunkin’ Donuts, Xtreme Performance, & Goddard School – all finalist for the 2017 top honor. Named as Business of the ... Read More »

The 12th Annual Crocker Park Fine Art Fair with Craft Marketplace featured over 100 fine artists the weekend of June 10. With mediums such as paintings, sculpture, jewelry, photography, pottery and much much more, there was something for everyone at this top notch event. The Crocker Park Fine Art Fair is staged by Howard Alan Events. National artists from across ... Read More »

A Day of Joy, a Day of Love, Father’s Day is the one day of the year when dear old dad is King for a Day! The Normandy Senior Living in Rocky River did things up right with a lavish Father’s Day buffet. Chef Cedric was on hand to fashion the made-to-order omelets and families had a chance to show ... Read More »

Community West Foundation hosted its 24th Annual Women’s Golf Scramble at Lakewood Country Club Monday – turning the greens to pink! The annual Golf Scramble benefits the Breast Health Center, Moll Pavilion at Fairview Hospital. Proceeds from this event will provide free mammograms and breast exams to uninsured and underinsured women in our community. A great way to support a ... Read More »

Brian Biggs and his daughter, Rory, 11, are on a cross-country road trip with a mission to deliver socks to the homeless. The duo stopped in Westlake last Thursday on their way from Pittsburgh and then to Toledo and Detroit. Their destination locally? Community West Foundation on Sharon Drive where they were greeted with welcome signs, open arms and a ... Read More »

Bay Village is known for its beautiful trees, and the city’s tree commission is working to make sure it stays that way for generations to come. Sixteen trees were planted at Reese Park by the city’s service department last month, and the Bay Village Tree Commission is currently planning a fall planting on Glen Park Drive. The Bay Village Tree ... Read More »

Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s July, 2017 calendar of events: Saturday, July 1 (2-4 p.m.) Carry Out Crafts – Stop in to see our featured craft. We have all the supplies you’ll need to create something fantastic! No registration required. Saturday, July 1 (2-3 p.m.) Raptor Rescue – Learn about rescue efforts for birds of prey, including how they ... Read More »

The next meeting of the Herb Guild Garden Club will take place on July 12, 2017 at the Westlake Porter Public Library on Center Ridge Road. After the usual business meeting at 10 am, there will be a guest speaker. This month, Sandra Welches, a Master Gardener, will present on the Chelsea Flower Show. The flower show is sponsored by ... Read More »

College Advocate and Leader Receives 2017 Heath Oliver Distinguished Director Award The Cuyahoga Community College Foundation Board of Directors awarded its 2017 Heath Oliver Distinguished Director Award to Louis G. Joseph in recognition of his exemplary service to the College and its students for more than a decade. Joseph, president and CEO of The Brewer-Garrett Company, joined the Foundation Board ... Read More »