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  Sponsor a Bay High student or staff member for St. Baldrick’s fundraiser before March 12. Bay High students and staff members will have their heads shaved in the school’s gymnasium on Thursday, March 12, to support St. Baldrick’s annual fundraising effort to fight childhood cancer. Contributions to the effort can be made by visiting www.bayvillageschools.com/HAIR. This is the second ... Read More »

On 02/26/2015, at 1644 hrs, a resident called BVPD to report an unresponsive male seated in a truck in the 23000 block of Knickerbocker.  When officers arrived on scene they located an unconscious 63 yoa male in the passenger seat of a truck.  Paramedics treated the male, and before transporting him to the hospital, the male admitted he had used ... Read More »

Jack Frost is definitely hanging around this winter with more biting winds and drifting snow.  This non-stop cold is not only a nuisance and danger to us, but also to our furry friends.  So, what to do to keep our pets safe and warm? The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has provided some tips to keep pets healthy when the ... Read More »

Three Westlake High School seniors will receive the Lakewood/Rocky River Rotary Outstanding Student Award for exceptional accomplishments in their West Shore Career-Technical District programs. Eric Van Keuls will receive the award for Service Occupations Training, Megan Knott for Early Childhood Education/Senior Services and Colin Murphy for Community-Based Training – Rae Ann. The award recognizes students who are the top performers ... Read More »

Learn about the history of Cleveland’s own Playhouse Square at Westlake Porter Public Library on Thursday, March 5 from 7-8:30 p.m. George McNulty from the Playhouse Square Speakers Bureau will also share current information about the Cleveland theater district and show glimpses of the Dazzle on the Square. You’ll also learn about the differences between professional theater and local theater. ... Read More »

28 Local high schools competed in a nationwide Shakespeare Competition last Saturday at Playhouse Square. The final round is coming up for a scholarship to Shakespeare’s Globe Theater in London. Among the finalists is Paul Quinn of Lake Ridge Academy. Quinn performed as Trinculo, a jester among a shipwrecked crew, in Shakespeare’s play “The Tempest”. Jordan Smith was the in-school ... Read More »

NASA Glenn Research Center Director Jim Free recently announced the appointment of Kaprice Harris to the Senior Executive Service position of Procurement Officer and chief of the Procurement Division. In her new position, Harris will be responsible for the overall management, planning, organizing and direction of the procurement functions and policy in support of Glenn’s mission. Harris began her NASA ... Read More »

The March 11 meeting of the Herb Guild Garden Club will feature guest speaker Professor Marco Wilkinson from Lorain County Community College.  Professor Wilkinson is one of the instructors involved in LCCC’s Service Learning Project, which is a grant-funded program designed to give students a real life learning experience in various fields, including gardening and agriculture.  Professor Wilkinson will speak ... Read More »

#1866-Dementia Care: Starting the Conversation Hospice of the Western Reserve Sponsored by Hospice of the Western Reserve, The Gardens at Westlake and SJMC The objectives of this program are to:         Discuss causes of dementia and prevalence of the disease.         Explain how person-centered care techniques can help manage difficult behaviors exhibited by patients with dementia.         Explain the benefits of hospice care. ... Read More »

Just in from Frostbite Falls (Westlake Police): A flying squirrel got stuck in an Augusta Court home’s fireplace on Feb. 24. His friend Bullwinkle J. Moose was unsuccessful in extricating him, so Animal Control Officer Jim Wang lent the homeowner a trap. Just like many of “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle”, Rocky the Flying Squirrel was released from bondage ... Read More »