Daily Wire

WHS VALENTINE HUNKS CONTEST RAISES MONEY FOR EMILY’S RAINBOW FUND

Westlake High School Student Council collected $1,660 for charity in its second annual Valentine Hunks contest. Each year Student Council asks four junior boys and four senior boys to volunteer to collect money for a designated charity during the week of Valentine’s Day. This year’s collections went to Emily’s Rainbow Fund benefiting pediatric cancer research. This year’s Valentine Hunks were ... Read More »

Tri-C piano series finishes season with Grammy winner Chang

Grammy Award winner Angelin Chang will perform the final concert of the season in Cuyahoga Community College’s free Classical Piano Series at 2 p.m. March 24 at Gartner Auditorium,  Cleveland Museum of Art, 11150 East Blvd. The program, punctuated by a multi-media visual display, will include Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in A minor; Beethoven’s Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 7 ... Read More »

Stieber Brothers Win Big 10 Titles

  COLUMBUS, Ohio– Logan Stieber and Hunter Stieber, members of the Ohio State wrestling team, were crowned Big Ten champions Sunday afternoon, March 10,  at Assembly Hall in Champaign, Ill. The conference title was the second for Logan, who defended his 133-pound championship and first for younger brother, Hunter, who wrestled at 141 pounds. In addition to the Stieber brothers, ... Read More »

Bay Schools Honor Choir

Twelve students in grades 4-5 participated in the Oberlin Chorister’s Honor Choir on Saturday, March 2. The students arrived at Stocker Center at LCCC at 9 a.m., rehearsed, had lunch, rehearsed again and then performed for a packed house a…t 3 p.m. The guest director was Dr. Sandra Mathias, former director of the Columbus Children Choir. Dr. Mathias is nationally ... Read More »

WEST SIDE MARKET: 100 YEARS AND STILL COOKING

Laura Taxel, co-author of Cleveland’s West Side Market: 100 Years and Still Cooking will talk about the Market at Westlake Porter Public Library on Tuesday, March 19 at 7 p.m. To register for the event please call 440-250-5460 or visit the library’s online calendar at http://signup.wstlakelibrary.org. Taxel will talk about the two year process of digging into historical records, interviewing ... Read More »

NCAA Div. I Wrestling Selections

NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING SELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SHOW TO BE UNVIELED ON NCAA.COM AND NCAA SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS INDIANAPOLIS – In conjunction with NCAA.com and the NCAA’s social media platforms, the 330 atudent-athletes participating in 2013 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships will be announced on Wednesday, March 13. Beginning at 1 p.m. ET the list of 33 competitors in each ... Read More »

Alexis is Earning her Girl Scout SILVER AWARD.

Alexis is a Cadette Girl Scout.  Her troop, 70285, has organized a Supply Drive for the Berea Animal Shelter THIS WEEKEND and NEXT with a collection spot of the Westlake Porter Library as part of earning their Silver Award. Berea Animal Shelter is a no time limit shelter.  Over 1,000 animals go through there each year. Many stray animals come in requiring ... Read More »

Bay Appoints Safety Task Force

BAY VILLAGE, OHIO, March 1, 2013 – In an effort to improve communications between Bay Village residents and its safety forces during crises or emergencies, a special volunteer task force – appointed by Mayor Debbie Sutherland – is asking for input on recommended changes. Stubborn communications issues experienced in the wake of “super storm” Sandy last October, prompted the mayor ... Read More »

Westlake Police Blotter March 12, 2013

An Allen Dr. resident was awakened at 4:31AM on March 4 by a white male trying to force entry through her patio door. He is described as approx 5″7, in his 20s, balding, wearing a dark green jacket and dark jeans. He ran when confronted; footprints showed that the suspect headed north to a parking lot on Detroit Rd. and apparently got ... Read More »

Dr. Patricia Rowell to retire as president of Cuyahoga Community College’s Western Campus

Led Tri-C’s largest campus for 7 years CLEVELAND – Dr. Patricia Rowell, who has led Cuyahoga Community College’s largest campus for seven years, has announced that she will retire, effective June 30, 2013. Cuyahoga Community College, currently marking a year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary, was Ohio’s first community college. Of the college’s four campuses, the Western Campus’ sprawling facility ... Read More »