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The Lee Burneson Middle School MATHCOUNTS team finished first place in the Northeast chapter regional mathematics competition, earning them a spot at the state competition in Columbus. MATHCOUNTS is a national middle school program that promotes mathematics achievement through a series of fun and engaging “bee” style contests. LBMS won the Northeast Ohio chapter competition on Feb. 15 at Cleveland ... Read More »

By Scott Streator Vice President, Health Insurance Marketplace CareSource The deadline for open enrollment in the Health Insurance Marketplace is days away and thousands of Ohioans are still without insurance. Health plans have seen a significant number; more than 78,925 people in Ohio have enrolled in plans that provide many an opportunity to take control of their health care. The ... Read More »

Bay Village Police warn residents to continue to beware of fraudulent phone callers. On 03/19/2014, at 1500 hours, a resident called BVPD to report receiving a phone call from a female stating she was entitled “to winnings”, but needed information to process it. The resident was advised of the increase in recent fraudulent activity. She was advised to make her ... Read More »

Expecting a baby in September?   Did you know Avon will officially turn 200 years old on Sept. 14? Your baby could be named “Avon’s Bicentennial Baby.”   The Avon Early Childhood PTA (AECPTA) is honoring the special day in Avon’s history by sponsoring a community-wide Bicentennial Baby contest. The first baby born to a resident of Avon on/or after ... Read More »

Westlake Police report employees of a Detroit Rd. restaurant found an intoxicated 54-year-old Bay Village man on the ground in their parking lot on March 14 at 10:20  PM. After they helped him up, he got into his car and started to leave, then changed his mind. Officers found him inside and had to assist him to the cruiser after ... Read More »

Serena Zirkle, a second grader at Hilliard Elementary School, wrote a story entitled “The Princess and her Family” that was featured on Green Screen Adventures, a national children’s series and website that features stories written and illustrated by students in grades one through eight. Serena’s story featured Princess Serena, who was going to deliver a concert when she and her ... Read More »

Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough delivered his 29th State of the City address at LaCentre on March 11, reprising a theme that has brought success, growth and desirability to the community for nearly three decades under his leadership. “Our mission has not changed,” said Clough. “It is still to enhance the quality of life for all residents by providing the highest ... Read More »

A little off the top can go a long way to finding the bottom line in the fight against childhood cancer! Bay High art teacher Tom Schemrich said his decision to part ways with his ponytail was an easy one as he swapped his trademark hairstyle as part of a St. Baldrick’s Day fundraiser. The popular faculty member has worn ... Read More »

The 29th annual Green & White Revue, a talent show featuring students from all Westlake Schools, was a hit last weekend at the Westlake Performing Arts Center. The 34 acts of Westlake School’s annual Green & White Revue were chosen from 60 talented auditions that allowed audiences to witness the special talents and techno-skills of Westlake students. The Green & ... Read More »

Saxophone player Al Fuller, in a nursing home rehabbing a knee, can’t get out to play with his regular friends. So they came to play with him. On Sun., March 9, at 2 p.m. at Bradley Bay Health Center, 605 Bradley Road in Bay Village, friends wheeled Al into the main dining room, where the piano sits, and kicked off ... Read More »