Daily Wire

  From the “That’s Just Nasty” file: Westlake Police report that at 2:16 p.m.  on Sept. 9, a Detroit Rd. gas station employee reported that a male (later identified  as a 24-year-old North Olmsted man) was heating up urine in the station’s microwave.   When confronted and sent packing posthaste, he claimed it was fake urine to be used to ... Read More »

Congratulations to THEODORE POULOS (2013 senior) & PETER SLATER (junior) of the Westlake High School STEM, Technology & Engineering Education Department for winning a Best of Show and the coveted Zupancic Award at the 2013 Ohio State Fair Technology & Engineering Showcase held at the beginning of August in the Lausche conference center. POULOS & SLATER teamed up to design ... Read More »

  Fall is set to arrive very shortly and the Westlake Recreation Department is ready to go.  Four special events are on the calendar so stop on in and register before the leaves fall and you are left holding the rake! First up is our inaugural Spooktacular Scarecrow Contest.  For $20 you will receive the wood, nails and straw.  The ... Read More »

  WHAT: Health information technology improves the quality of health care delivery, increases patient safety, decreases medical errors, and strengthens the interaction between patients and health care providers.   To mark the important role health information technology plays in improving health care delivery in America, Corporate College and others across the U.S. have joined together to celebrate National Health Information ... Read More »

Weekly Column from U.S. Senator Rob Portman This week, the United States Senate began to debate a bill I introduced called the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act. This bill—the first major piece of energy legislation to come to the Senate floor in six years—is the next step in the all-of-the-above energy strategy we need to achieve energy independence. We ... Read More »

Members of the EMH Healthcare leadership team will be getting down and dirty for this year’s United Way fundraising campaign.  On Friday, September 20, the public is invited to have their car washed by hospital directors, managers, supervisors and educational coordinators – all for a good cause.  The EMH car wash will take place from 11:00am until 3:00pm in the ... Read More »

Mother Nature certainly appeared to be supporting Lake Erie Nature & Science Center for their annual benefit, Bake Near the Lake, on September 7th. While she provided beautiful weather, Jennifer Rosa and her committee worked to provide a memorable experience for guests that would support the Center’s education programs. Guests saw right away that this wouldn’t be a run-of-the-mill benefit. ... Read More »

Lions, tigers and bears are not welcome, but household animals and their families are invited to the 9th Annual Blessing of the Pets on Thursday, September 26 at 6:30 p.m. on the front lawn of St. Raphael Church in Bay Village. Individual blessings will be given to each animal.  Dog treats from Landmark will be distributed and a garden statue ... Read More »

Q:        What’s the difference between a credit report and a credit score? A:        A credit report contains information that creditors provide to a credit bureau; it details how you have handled your past and current financial obligations. A credit bureau collects data from creditors 24/7, but does not check the accuracy of the information provided by those creditors. There is ... Read More »

It’s ‘game on’ in the Bay Village Mayoral race. Tuesday’s primary election narrowed the field to incumbent Debbie Sutherland and challenger Marty Mace. Here is Mace’s press release in the wake of his win over fellow challengers David Volle and Claire Banasiak: “On Tuesday, September 10th, 2013, the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie, Bay Village voters participated ... Read More »