Daily Wire

Time to dust off those running shoes and show your support as Neighborhood Alliance brings back their annual 5k run/1 Mile family walk “Home Run for the Homeless” on Saturday morning April 27th 2013 at All Pro Freight Stadium(2009 Baseball Blvd. Avon, OH 44011). All proceeds from this event will benefit Neighborhood Alliance Haven Center Homeless Shelter, the ONLY extended ... Read More »

Join in supporting the Westlake Schools’ ballot issue – Issue 16, a 5.9-mill operating levy on the May 7 ballot. The Westlake Schools are excellent, but without this levy that excellence is at risk. There are several upcoming opportunities to help out or to find out more about Issue 16: Saturday, April 6 – The next sign delivery date is ... Read More »

Members of the Westlake Porter Public Library Board of Trustees will be available to answer questions about the library’s upcoming renewal levy, Issue 15, along with general library questions: Location: Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Road, Westlake, Ohio 44145        Tables will be set up in the Library Lobby Dates:  Saturday, April 6, 2013                                Saturday, ... Read More »

CLEVELAND – Brenda Roth-Metzger decided to return to school to help her community. The 54-year-old Cuyahoga Community College student is a role model for youth in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood. She is making a difference as vice president of the East 73rd Street Community Club and was awarded by Burten, Bell, Carr in 2011 for her work in the Central neighborhood. ... Read More »

“Sacred Paws” with Captain Jack  “Sacred Paws – Experiencing the Unconditional Love of God through Canine-assisted Therapy,” a workshop led by Patricia Griswold and Captain Jack, a certified therapy dog, will be one of five Saturday workshops at an upcoming Christian Healing Conference. The conference, “Inviting God’s Presence,” will be held this year at Avon Lake Presbyterian Church, 32340 Electric ... Read More »

“BE PROACTIVE, BE PREPARED”  After two months of public meetings and research, the Crisis Communications Task Force presented its initial draft of recommendations on how best to communicate with Bay Village residents in an emergency situation. At the most recent meeting, held March 25, the committee presented a plan that focused on three impact areas: communicating with vulnerable and at-risk ... Read More »

Bryan S. Kubit, 42 years of age of North Olmsted, entered a plea of guilty to two counts of burglary and one count of breaking and entering. Kubit had forcibly entered a residence in the 29400 block of Lincoln Road in Bay Village on December 3, 2012 and stole a laptop and LCD TV. A cooperative investigation between Bay Village PD and ... Read More »

A Center Ridge Rd. building was forcibly entered through a window sometime between March 19-23. Nothing was taken; the business is in the process of being sold. It is hypothesized that unknown juveniles looking for a secluded place to hang out may be responsible.  Two suspects tried to steal a cart full of beer from a Detroit Rd. store on ... Read More »

CLEVELAND – Registration is now open for this summer’s Cultural Arts Travel Series (CATS), presented by the Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) Center for Aging Initiatives. Targeted for those 55 and older, this new program will visit two renowned Ohio musical events, in Wooster and Cincinnati.  CATS participants will have two opportunities to enjoy Ohio Light Opera, the resident professional company ... Read More »

The Case Management Society of America (CMSA) will install five new members of its National Board of Directors this year, after recently completing its 2013 election. In one of the largest elections in the Association’s history, CMSA’s membership has elected a president-elect, secretary and three directors to begin serving 2, 3, or 4-year terms on the national board. Mary McLaughlin ... Read More »