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When the eighth grade class at St. Angela Merici School in Fairview Park won a school fundraising event, they chose to make their donation to Eleonore Rocks. Established in 2009 by David and Rochelle Friedrich of Strongsville, the foundation helps families of sick children in memory of their daughter Eleonore Grace. She was born with Shone’s Complex, a rare congenital ... Read More »

Several Lee Burneson Middle School musicians came home with top awards at the Ohio Music Education Association Middle School Solo and Ensemble Contest at Cuyahoga Community College-West on April 20. Top Superior ratings were earned by eighth graders Eileen Guzik on flute, Alex Lathem on trombone, Kyle Yu on clarinet, Greg Phillips on violin, Mary DeFeo on violin and Abby ... Read More »

COLUMBUS– State Senator Tom Patton (R–Strongsville) today announced that the Ohio Controlling Board has authorized the use of $5 million for the development of technology-based startup companies in Northeast Ohio.  Jumpstart has match the state contribution, giving a total regional investment of $10 million. “This program will help provide the tools these companies need to succeed,” said Patton. “Our technological ... Read More »

DISMANTLING HISTORY….  In 1989, the Westlake High School Art Department conceived and created the Art Gallery to honor and support the visual arts in the community. The Art Gallery was supported by the Westlake Arts Council under the direction of former high school art teacher Steven Davies. In preparation for the move to the new high school this fall, former ... Read More »

Topics Include Shoulder and Hip Arthritis Treatment Options; Rheumatoid Arthritis Update and How to Live Well With Arthritis  ELYRIA – The 10th  annual Lorain County Arthritis Expo will be held Wednesday, May 22, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Spitzer Center on the campus of Lorain County Community College, 1005 North Abbe Rd., Elyria.  Free parking and ... Read More »

WHS seniors Jacob Hoffman, Jacob Lemanowicz and Theodore Poulos were invited to take part in the 3rd Annual White House Science Fair on Monday, April 22, to show off their grand prize model home design from the 16th annual Student Model Home Design Contest. Their design was chosen from among the top STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) examples in the ... Read More »

The taillight covers were taken off of a 2012 Dodge pickup parked at a Clemens Rd. business between April 12-15. An employee reported that similar thefts have taken place at three of their other locations as well. No suspects.  Tools valued at $3800 were stolen from a Detroit Rd. construction site between April 13-15. A storage box was forced open ... Read More »

The number of homes sold across Ohio rose more than 12 percent in March, as the market posted gains in activity for the 21st consecutive month, according to the Ohio Association of REALTORS. “The Ohio marketplace is steadily making tremendous progress in its effort to establish a solid foundation for a sustained, growing housing sector,” said OAR President Thomas J. ... Read More »

COLUMBUS– State Senator Gayle Manning (R–North Ridgeville) today announced that the Ohio Controlling Board has authorized $2,125,000 to the Lorain County Community College Foundation (LCCCF) to benefit the Northeast Ohio Innovation Fund. The Innovation Fund’s mission is to promote education and economic development by providing financial support to promising technology-based startups located in Northeast Ohio and those willing to relocate ... Read More »

John Carroll University served as host of the 60th annual Northeastern Ohio Science and Engineering Fair awards ceremony held March 7, 2013 in the Gymnasium RecPlex. Westlake High School engineering students came home with several awards:   Senior JACOB LEMANOWICZ won the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers specialty category award and the $150 cash prize for his pressure sensitive ... Read More »