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Dover Gardens Car Crash Police Dashcam Videos
Avon Police have released Dashcam videos of the Dover Gardens Tavern car crash and pursuit that took place the evening of Oct. 23. In a press release, Avon Police describe the incident: On 10/23/14 at approximately 2046 hrs., the Avon Police Department copied radio traffic from the Avon Lake Police Department of an in progress theft of a motor vehicle ... Read More »
SJMC Honors Milestone Employees
St. John Medical Center President and CEO William A. Young welcomed about 200 SJMC workers to last Thursday’s Milestone Celebration hosted at Avon Oaks Country Club. In thanking the many in attendance for their years of service, Young commented that SJMC is performing at a very high level of excellence. He said that the main reason for the hospital’s performance ... Read More »
Community Ancestors Come Alive in Bay
A tour of Bay Village’s historic Lakeside Cemetery last Sunday gave a few hundred residents a great chance to enjoy perfect autumn weather and also meet community ancestors reenacted at the grave sites. This opportunity to learn about life in early Dover Township was planned in cooperation by the Bay Village Historical Society and Huntington Playhouse. Tours departed from both ... Read More »
Bay High Football: Playing Like Champions
With a thrilling 39-38 double overtime win over visiting Rocky River last Friday night, the Bay High football team inched closer to a OHSAA playoff spot as the last game of the regular season sets to kick off this Friday. The Rockets have played like champions this season, adding last Friday’s festival of thrills to a season of memories that ... Read More »
North Olmsted Shoplifter Rings Ups 24 Cent Sale
A man was arrested at Home Depot in North Olmsted after he had rung up a 24-cent sale on top of allegedly pilfering a pile of tools. The man, report police, said he took the items for a job he was doing and couldn’t afford to pay for them. The case unfolded on 10/21/14 at approximately 1753 hrs. North Olmsted ... Read More »
11-Year-Old Piano Prodigy to Perform in Tri-C Concert Series
Free concert follows performances around the world for Ohio’s Gavin George Eleven-year-old pianist Gavin George of Granville, Ohio, has performed at Cleveland’s Severance Hall and on stages around the world. The gifted musician has been the subject of a documentary series, “Prodigies,” and performed on the Emmy-award winning radio show “From the Top.” Now, Northeast Ohio audiences will have a ... Read More »
Westlake Garden Club Presents Program on Westlake’s Watershed & Wetlands
The recent yucky, soupy green glop in Lake Erie in and near Toledo caused by large blooms of toxincarrying algae that contaminated potable water certainly is a wakeup call. Our watersheds, our rivers, streams and wetlands need protection before it’s too late. How is the City of Westlake improving storm water runoff, urban runoff and nonpoint source pollution before it ... Read More »
Basketball at Westlake Rec
As the weather turns colder the sports simply go indoors. The Westlake Recreation Department is currently accepting registrations for its Youth Basketball Leagues. These leagues are open to any child in grades 1-12 who lives in, goes to school in Westlake OR is a member of the Westlake Recreation Center. Leagues are as follows: Girls: Grades; 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 and ... Read More »
University Hospitals Joins Focus on Flu
Health System to hold flu clinics Saturday, November 1, 9-11 am While many Americans are fixated on the threat of Ebola, Cleveland’s healthcare community wants to remind people to protect themselves against a tangible threat that kills 3,000 to 49,000 Americans annually – influenza. University Hospitals has joined with the City of Cleveland and other local hospitals in a collaborative ... Read More »