Westlake City School District today announced its 2015-2016 program year policy for Free and Reduced-Price Lunch Meals for students unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program. Each school office and the central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party. The Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines ... Read More »
The Fountain Cafe and Grille in Westlake is a welcome addition the local restaurant scene, offering diners the best of native Middle Eastern cuisine for a menu rich in tradition and taste. “Our food and ingredients are natural, healthy and fresh,” says proprietor Sam Sallouha. “We welcome you to experience a wonderful assortment of dishes and desserts prepared from family ... Read More »
The Community of Fine Arts Show offers artists an opportunity to display their work for the month of August giving their work exposure for sale and a possibility of prize money. But the registration and art submission deadline for the 2015 COFA, a juried art show, is July 13. The W-WAC accepts works for the COFA from amateur/semi-professionals, 18 years ... Read More »
Summer may be half way over, but The Westlake Recreation Department still has plenty to offer. Check out these upcoming camps and programs: Pre-K Sports Camp (ages 3-5) This 4 week camp meets daily M-TH during the morning or twice at night on Mondays & Wednesdays. T-Ball, Jr. Hoopers basketball and Little Kickers soccer along with a session of good ... Read More »
“It was such a joy to sit and watch our donations go up in smoke,” Bay Days fireworks fundraising committee chairperson Eric Eakin said Monday, July 6, after a successful Bay Days weekend that saw thousands pack Cahoon Park for Saturday night’s fireworks display. “Were it not for the many people who donated to the fireworks fund or who purchased ... Read More »
On 07/02/2015, at 8:50pm, a Bay Village Officer came across a heavily intoxicated male at the Bay Days Carnival. After checking the male’s identity, it was learned that he had an active warrant out of Arizona but with limited extradition. The 41 year-old Cleveland resident was taken into custody and held for bond. He is awaiting an opportunity to speak ... Read More »
A 23-year-old Lakewood offered an interesting if implausible explanation to Westlake Police for the machete in his car on June 25 after being stopped for an equipment violation at 4:24 a.m. on Clague Rd. Doesn’t everybody use such a tool to clear snow off one’s car? Just like people use window scrapers to hack a trail through the jungle? The ... Read More »
BAY DAYS SCHEDULE Wed., July 1 – Sat., July 4, 2015 In Cahoon Park “The Kiwanis Club of Bay Village, along with the City of Bay Village, has once again lined up a spectacular Independence Day celebration for young and old alike at this year’s Bay Days celebration,” says Rhonda Schneider of the Kiwanis Club. “Come on out and enjoy the rides, ... Read More »
REHABILITATION SERVICES Free Running Gait Analysis Eric Jankov, PT, DPT, SJMC. Running is a great form of aerobic exercise but can cause wear and tear on your body. We are offering a free running gait analysis using the latest technology for any runners who are interested in learning about injury prevention or are concerned about chronic injuries from running. Call ... Read More »
O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village held a “Blessing of the Hands” ceremony in celebration of Nursing Assistants week. Each year, the second week of June is set aside to acknowledge the contributions made by those individuals who have chosen to make the Nursing Assistant profession their life’s work. These dedicated and compassionate individuals are, quite literally, the heart and soul, not ... Read More »
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