Daily Wire

Fight Like a Girl Foundation Turkey Bash Wednesday Nov. 23 • 6-9 p.m., PJ McIntyre’s (Kamms Corner), 17119 Lorain Road, Cleveland, Ohio Raise money while having a fun time. Tickets are $20 prior to the event and $25 at the door. They include appetizers, coffee, pop, domestic draft beer, wine and well drinks. There will be door prizes, basket raffles, ... Read More »

A 77-year-old female resident on Eagle Cliff reported to Bay Village Police that  she was a victim of fraud last week.  She had received a phone call from a person claiming to be her grandson. This person said he was in the custody of the Westlake Police, but a lawyer who just happened to be there was willing to represent ... Read More »

Olmsted Falls Resident Pens Poem to Share Her Love of the College Words flooded Shirien Muntaser’s mind before flowing from pen to paper in poetic process. She wrote quickly, capturing the thoughts and ideas before they evaporated like the morning mist. The prose reflects the creative rebirth she experienced at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®). It spoke of a new energy ... Read More »

Westlake High School senior Jeremy McCabe was selected to perform in the All-State Jazz Band at the Ohio Music Educators Conference in Cleveland the week of Feb. 1-4, 2017. Jeremy submitted his audition this spring and was selected as the only drummer in the band. Students from all over Ohio submitted audition recordings for this prestigious honor. Read More »

The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded Bay High School the Energy Star Building label, recognizing the school as one of the most energy efficient K-12 school facilities in the United States. Bay High earned a score of 96 on the 100-point scale, far exceeding the required score of 75 in the rigorous examination of energy efficiency. “You ... Read More »

Students from the Westlake High School TechMates Club participated in several activities as part of National Manufacturing Day hosted by Formtek. Formtek is a metal forming company and manufacturer of fabricating machinery located in Warrensville Heights. After a tour of the Formtek facility, students were able to engage with the many companies, colleges and local schools that had exhibits and ... Read More »

Board-certified obstetrician/gynecologist Anthony E. Bacevice, Jr., MD, MSE, has been named Chief Medical Officer at University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. Dr. Bacevice has been practicing medicine at the hospital since 1988, and most recently served as medical director of UH Elyria Medical Center’s Family Birth Center. As Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bacevice will lead major initiatives at the hospital including ... Read More »

The past met the present at St. John Medical Center last week when current UH SJMC President Robert G. David welcomed founding President John Rowland to his office for an hour of conversation. The two leaders found plenty in common. They agreed that the mission of UH SJMC is the same as it was when it opened as St. John ... Read More »

Veteran Bay Village Law Director Gary Ebert was sworn in as the city’s interim Mayor the morning of Oct. 3 at Rocky River Court by Judge Donna Fitzsimmons. Later that day, he shared his views with City Council to update listeners on current issues. “Everyone knows my intention is to be interim mayor. I am not running for mayor,” said ... Read More »

The Community West Foundation ‘Art of Caring’ Award Community West Foundation annually honors philanthropic leadership in our community with its highest honor: The Art of Caring Award. This year’s Art of Caring Award recipient is Aggie Hoskin, a compassionate and faith-driven woman who has touched the lives of countless children through the Jennifer Fund, a Donor Advised Fund at the ... Read More »