Daily Wire

Westlake Math Students Place in Regionals

A team of sixth through eighth graders from Parkside Intermediate School and Lee Burneson Middle School placed third overall among nine schools competing at the annual Equations mathematics competition. Sponsored by the Educational Support Center of Cuyahoga County, the regional competition requires students to use mathematical skills to create and solve questions using creative methods. In the seventh- and eighth-grade ... Read More »

New Adult Programs at Westlake Rec

The Westlake Recreation Department is proud to announce the following Adult Sports Programs are now forming: Adult Coed Volleyball – Our short season allows teams to shake off the rust before going outside for the sand season.  Matches are played on Wednesday nights and will begin on March 12th.  6 week season plus a one day playoff. Adult Softball – ... Read More »

Heroin Kills You: Bay Village Forum Delivers Powerful Message

Heroin kills you. And it is here in the suburbs. That is the message Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Michael Astrab brought to Bay Village two weeks ago at his “Heroin in the Suburbs’ Forum held at Bay Village Library. “Make no mistake, it’s an epidemic,” Astrab said. “I can do what I can as a judge from the bench, ... Read More »

Bay Snoball Run Attracts 814 Runners

Good weather and a community cause brought  814 participants to the 2014 Bay Rockets SNOBALL 5K Race/Walk and 1-Mile Fun Run last weekend. Jack Hautz of Bay Village was the overall male winner in 16:49. Maddie Britton, also of Bay Village, was the female winner in 18:04. It was a great event, bringing lots of community spirit and notable faces ... Read More »

Westlake High Presents “Green & White Review” Student Talent Showcase

The Westlake High School PTSA proudly presents the 29th Annual Green & White Revue on Saturday March 15th at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday March 16th at 2:00 p.m. at the Westlake High School’s Performing Arts Center, 27830 Hilliard Blvd in Westlake. The emcees for this year’s show are WHS seniors Evie Kennedy, Allison Pesta, and Joe Knurek. The Green & ... Read More »

University Hospitals Avon Health Center to Host Group Hypnotherapy Sessions

AVON – Clinical Hypnotherapist Don Mannarino, MA, of the Connor Integrative Medicine Network at University Hospitals (UH), will present two group hypnotherapy sessions at UH Avon Health Center on Thursday, March 6.  The first session will focus on weight loss, and the second will focus on smoking cessation. Hypnosis is defined as a state of inner absorption, concentration and focused ... Read More »

16 YEAR OLD JUSTIN BACHMAN ALONG WITH HONORARY CO-CHAIRS MAYORS FRANK JACKSON AND SUSAN DRUCKER PRESENT THE 3RD ANNUAL TOLERANCE FAIR AT THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION CENTER MARCH 9

Hundreds of organizations offer guidance and resources to challenging problems Solon, Ohio, February 6, 2014 – Honor Good Deeds, a nonprofit spreading the message of tolerance and acceptance through education and programing presents the 3rd Annual Tolerance Fair at the Cleveland Convention Center, March 9th, 2014 from 1-5 P.M. Nonprofit and for-profit Organizations can register at www.honorgooddeeds.com, #tolerancefair The free ... Read More »

Bay Police: Resident Reports Tax Fraud

An East Oviatt resident came to the Bay Village Police Dept. on Feb. 25  to report she had been the victim of a fraud.  She attempted to file her Federal and State taxes on-line, and had them rejected both times.  When she contacted the IRS, she learned that someone in Louisiana had used her Social Security number and already filed ... Read More »

Bay Garden Club Welcomes Robert Rensel

Bay Village Garden Club welcomed Robert Rensel from the Cleveland Botanical Garden to their February luncheon meeting. Mr. Rensel spoke on the healing value of nature. Mr. Rensel cited several studies done world-wide that connected health and wellness to the presence of trees and gardens. Trees and plants provide oxygen and help to clean the air by absorbing pollution. He ... Read More »

Connecting for Kids: So He’ll Never Walk Alone

‘Connecting for Kids’ Helps Westlake Family Find Resources for Their Son Andrea Campesino and her husband, Mark Aguiar, moved to Westlake in August 2010 from Monterrey, NL, Mexico.  When their son, Andres, was 11 months old, Campesino noticed that his speech was delayed compared to other children his age.  She didn’t know if this was something to be concerned about ... Read More »