March Programs at Westlake Porter Library If you’re looking for something to do in late March – that in-between time when it’s too early to get out in the yard and too late for winter activities – look no further that Westlake Porter Public Library. The Library has a slew of programs for adults lined up, including the Maker Club, ... Read More »
Lots of people couldn’t make it until St. Patrick’s Day to indulge in misbehavior. Here’s a Pre-St. Patrick’s Day Blow-Out featuring those miscreants who can’t wait ‘til Tuesday from Westlake Police. Beer Blast Goes Off the Rails An 11:08 PM beer bash went off the rails on March 6 at a Clemens Rd. motel, report Westlake Police. Noise and other ... Read More »
Hannah Kiraly of Lakewood tops state Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society members Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) student Hannah Kiraly has been named Ohio’s 2015 New Century Scholar after posting the state’s top application score among nominees to the All-USA Community College Academic Team. The Lakewood resident is one of only 50 New Century Scholars from across the United States and ... Read More »
It wasn’t exactly a break-in at the Louvre, but a copy of the painting shown in this story was stolen from the Taco Bell restaurant at 1345 Columbia Rd., report Westlake Police. Staff did not see the heist, but think it was removed from a dining room wall sometime between 11PM March 14 and 2AM March 15 by art aficionados ... Read More »
St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland holds many time-honored traditions for the faithful Irish and locals. Festivities downtown and beyond are sure to bring good cheer to all, but be aware of reckless drivers and take care to avoid any drunk driving situations. Uber: A great way to arrange a car ride to the parade, and by using the code JACKPOT, your first Uber ... Read More »
On February, 28, 2015, the Miss Greater Cleveland Scholarship Pageant was held at Parma-Snow Library in front of an impressive crowd and with much fanfare. After almost a half century of running this much beloved program, Mrs. Sylvia Jensen of North Royalton, along with her husband, Harvey, officially retired. Stepping in to carry on the tradition is new executive director, ... Read More »
Bay Village City Council is discussing three different agreements relative to the city contract with the Cleveland Div. of Water. –One draft is the authorization to enter into a contract for the restatement of a new Water Service Agreement with the City of Cleveland. -Another, in conjunction with that, is what is termed an Asset Transfer Agreement where the City of ... Read More »
Dr. Atul R. Hulyalkar, MD, Cardiologist at UH Westlake Health Center and St. John Medical Center, will discuss the role of lifestyle modification and improving cardiovascular health, focusing on cardiovascular health in women. This information is pertinent for men as well. Join us at The Orchards of Westlake on Thursday, March 19, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. for a heart healthy ... Read More »
The Bay High boys basketball team claimed a sectional championship last Friday night with a win over visiting Rocky River, 62-54, in a contest played at Bay High. The win boosted the Rockets, West Shore Conference co-champs this season, to 16-7 overall. The Rockets and Pirates split regular-season meetings during the WSC campaign. The win means Bay moves on to ... Read More »
Lee Burneson Middle School seventh grader Christopher Haddad and Dover Intermediate School sixth grader Logan Evans are heading to Columbus to represent their schools in the state Geographic Bee and to compete for the chance to represent Ohio at the National Geographic Bee in May in Washington, D.C. School-level winners took a qualifying test and the top 100 scores were ... Read More »
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