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Your Questions Answered….. Westlake City Schools has  launched a  new section to the Westlake City Schools website. Its purpose is to help answer questions from community members about the district.  It has a section that allows readers to address questions to the district. “As you know, with the defeat of our levy we have had to make some very difficult ... Read More »

A 29-year-old North Olmsted man was stopped for a traffic violation on Feb. 13 at 1:10PM on Detroit Rd. Inside the car, he had marijuana and a loaded 9mm semiautomatic handgun. He was arrested for Using Weapons While Intoxicated, POM, and Drug Paraphernalia (hollowed out cigars used to smoke the reefer).   Thefts at Westlake High A male 17-year-old Westlake ... Read More »

The agenda from the Westlake City February 20 Council meeting with actions is attached and linked below.  Also attached are the approved minutes from the February 6 Council meeting. A Holiday Inn Express is coming to Clemens Road.  Council meeting agenda with actions:  http://www.cityofwestlake.org/pdfs/CnlAgendas/CnlAgenda.pdf Feb. 6 Meeting Minutes: http://www.thevillagernewspaper.com/Download/140206.pdf Read More »

PulsePoint Connects CPR-Trained Citizens to Cardiac Emergencies Cleveland Clinic in conjunction with the City of Cleveland and five WestShore fire departments has launched the PulsePoint CPR/AED smartphone app to help improve sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) survival rates. The PulsePoint app helps improve community response to SCA victims by notifying and enabling citizen bystanders that lifesaving cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is needed ... Read More »

A delinquent tax windfall of $1-2 million dollars may be used to restore busing cuts for Westlake Schools. The Cuyahoga County Auditor’s Office has  informed Westlake City Schools of delinquent property tax payments it collected. The funds will have significant short-term impact on district revenue. Westlake City Schools received notice of property taxes from Cuyahoga County on Feb. 14 that ... Read More »

Spring is right around the corner! (Hopefully) Time to get out and smell the snow flurries, I mean flowers.  The Westlake Recreation Department has a great deal to offer so get up, get out and come over to the Recreation Center.  Here are some of the programs you can enjoy. Adult Pickle-Ball Open Gym.  Not sure what this, stop by ... Read More »

  Maybe it was too much Olympic figure skating. A 41-year-old Cleveland man spun out on I-90 in his sister’s car near Crocker Rd. on Feb. 8 around 12:34 a.m.. He was found to have no driver’s license and to have a butterfly knife and club in the PT Cruiser. It was towed and he was cited for No Driver’s ... Read More »

The life of one of Broadway’s most beloved songwriters comes into view through words and music in Cole Porter Radio Hour, presented Feb. 28 and March 1 by Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®). The shows, part of the Tri-C Presents performing arts series, take place at 2 and 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, at Huntington Playhouse in Bay Village, and at ... Read More »

Sewer construction work on Cahoon Road is bringing temper flares in Bay Village. On 02/14/2014, at 0752 hrs, Bay Police  received a call from a construction worker on the Cahoon Rd. sewer project reporting a verbal altercation with a motorist.  The motorist told the worker he would be back.  The motorist called BVPD reporting three construction workers had just threatened ... Read More »

Presidents Day event opens five locations to prospective students     Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will host a Campus Visitation Day on Presidents Day – Monday, Feb. 17 – at its four campuses and the Brunswick University Center. The open house provides prospective students with an opportunity to discuss academic programs with faculty and counselors; learn more about enrollment, financial aid ... Read More »