Daily Wire

June Events at Westlake Porter Public Library

Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s June, 2016 calendar of events: Wednesdays, June 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 (10:15 & 11 a.m.) Let’s Sing and Dance! – Sing and move to the music with Miss Nancy! For children ages 2-6 with a caregiver. Please arrive early to receive a ticket. Wednesday, June 1 (1-2:30 p.m.) Cuyahoga West Genealogical Society ... Read More »

University Hospitals Partners with General Electric for National Hip and Knee Replacement Centers of Excellence Program

GE Health Plan Members Can Now Select UH for Their Joint Replacement Care University Hospitals has been selected by General Electric (GE) to provide joint replacement surgery services to program eligible health plan members. Through the National Hip and Knee Replacement Centers of Excellence program, members who live out of the area will have the option to travel to Northeast ... Read More »

Avon Lake City Schools Earn Auditor of State Award with Distinction

A recent financial audit of the Avon Lake City School District by Auditor of State Dave Yost’s office has returned a clean audit report. The district’s excellent record keeping has qualified it for the Auditor of State Award with Distinction. “Taxpayers expect accurate financial records from their local governments,” said Yost. “The Avon Lake City School District’s dedication to accountability ... Read More »

Mom-to-Be Packs 9mm Handgun in I-90 Traffic Stop

During an I-90 traffic stop on May 22, Westlake Police discovered that a pregnant 23 year old Lorain woman tried to hide a loaded 9mm semiautomatic handgun under the car she was riding in.. The weapon belonged to the driver (a 32 year-old Lorain man) who may not possess firearms due to his past felony convictions. The gun also turned ... Read More »

Teens Confront coach at Bay Playground

Bay Village Police were called to the basketball courts near Play in Bay on May 23 at 1911 hours in response to a complaint of unruly players. The players were using obscene language while they were playing, and were eventually asked by a Little League coach to stop swearing because his players could hear them.  The basketball players became confrontational ... Read More »

Fourth Annual Rae-Ann Walk supports Food Bank

For the last 4 years the Rae Ann staff have done a 2mile walk during Nursing Home Week. The staff have fund raisers and make donations for a Rae-Ann T-shirt, which enables them to walk during their shift. This year the staff, families and vendors raised $1090 which was donated to the Food Bank through the Westlake Community Center. Pictured ... Read More »

It’s finally time to END GUTTER CLEANING FOREVER!

Spring rain and thunderstorms bring life around us as trees become flush with green again and germinate a harvest of seedlings to be scattered all over Northeast Ohio. Yet the same life giving rains and germinating foliage cause millions of dollars of water damage across the region every year in the form of wet basements, leaky ceilings, and sagging gutters. ... Read More »

UH St. John Medical Center Honors Nurses

University Hospitals St, John Medical Center honored nurses in a special way last week at its annual Dept. of Nursing Awards Ceremony 2016. Nurses were nominated and honored in three categories: Nursing Angel Award: Jacklyn Marvin (winner), Jeremiah Baker, Mark Kapalin, Jennifer Papest, Helen Ramsey, Jason Scroggy, Patricia Tolentino and Susan Vasi. Outstanding Clinical Support: Alla Mohammad (winner), Michele Hollis, ... Read More »

St. Paul Ice Cream Social and Duct Taping Ceremony

Students at St. Paul Lutheran School received an ice cream treat last Thursday and also celebrated a reward as they watched Principal Dale Lehrke get Duct Taped to a wall. This celebration rewarded the school body for their outstanding response to the National Junior Honor Society’s (NJHS) Book Drive Fundraiser. During the school year, the NJHS members challenged the school ... Read More »