The focus on standby generators and their ability to keep homes and businesses operating is an understandable development since each year hundreds of thousands go without power and the numbers are climbing. Backup power is now surprisingly affordable and is a wise business decision. Compared to the expense of lost revenue and inventory spoilage, an automatic standby genset is a ... Read More »
Lee Burneson Middle School eighth grader Lauren Havelka was awarded the President’s Volunteer Service Award by the Corporation for National and Community Service, recognizing her for achieving 250 service hours. Lauren was nominated for the award by her school. She is involved in a number of programs and organizations, including Builders Club (where she serves as president) at the middle ... Read More »
Guest Column from State Representative Nan Baker One of the most important and widespread issues facing Ohio today is the addiction to prescription opioids and pain pills. Over the past handful of years, the General Assembly has been committed to finding solutions to this problem, which is touching communities all corners of our state—rural, urban and everything in between. What ... Read More »
Redwoods Bald Eagle Vs Redwoods Raccoon Have you seen the eagle scare off a raccoon?? Read More »
The incredible new world of cardiac care was the focus of Heart Day, presented by University Hospitals St. John Medical Center and UH Elyria Medical Center at DoubleTree by Hilton (formerly Westlake Holiday Inn) on Thurs., Feb. 18. Keynote speaker was Daniel Simon, MD, President, UH Case Medical Center and President, UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute. He discussed Innovations ... Read More »
Congratulations to University Hospitals St. John Medical Center Nurse Stasia Yanasek, BSN, RN, honored on Monday with the Daisy Award, a nationally-recognized honor for nurses who perform with excellence. As a nurse on the UH SJMC Intermediate Care Unit (ICMU), Stasia was nominated for the award by peers, patients and patient families. “Satsia works tirelessly for patients and she does ... Read More »
Landmark Pet is hosting a Pet Adoption Saturday, March 12 from 11-3 p.m. Sponsored by the Cleveland APL Mobile Pet Adoption. Read More »
Avon Lake Regional Water is in the midst of making significant improvements to its infrastructure that include an increase of 4.6 million gallons to its clean water supply and a new, above-ground water tower. The improvements, according to Avon Lake Water, will allow for “additional connections with other water utilities.” Will those ‘additional connections’ include Westlake? While the City of ... Read More »
A pair of eagles nesting outside an Avon Lake elementary school became a lesson for Kathy Nash’s Hilliard Elementary School preschool class. Since the students were beginning a unit on national symbols, Nash incorporated the eagles into an International Baccalaureate unit of inquiry. The lesson helped her preschoolers develop questions and research skills, while incorporating math, science, social studies, language ... Read More »
Free Program Brings Decades of Success Educating Women Seeking a Fresh Start The Women in Transition program at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will launch a new session March 21 at Corporate College® West. The free program uses education and training to empower women at a life crossroads. Participants build confidence and self-esteem through classes on personal development, career exploration and ... Read More »
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