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COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of Insurance today issued its seventh annual Ohio Medical Professional Liability Closed Claim Report.  A total of 3,094 medical professional liability claims were closed in 2011, according to data collected from entities providing medical professional liability coverage to Ohio health care providers and health care facilities. Ohio law requires all entities that provide medical professional ... Read More »

On 03/02/2013, at 2350 hrs, a Lincoln resident called to report a dark colored pickup truck was parked on Forest near West Ovaitt with its lights off, and there were people running from the vehicle up into yards.  BVPD officers caught up with the vehicle on Lincoln.  The driver and his children were playing a practical joke on a family ... Read More »

The Bay Village Police Department and the Bay Village School District will be conducting crisis response training at Bay High School on Thursday, March 7. The training will involve lockdown drills, building evacuations, and a variety of “active shooter” engagement scenarios. “We want members of the public to be aware that this training is taking place on March 7,” said ... Read More »

“I love to swim and help people” replied Tyler Sugimoto a 3rd grader at Dover Elementary school.  So when it came time to do his community service project the Swim for MS opportunity was a natural fit.  Tyler swam 20 laps at the Westlake Rec Center on Sunday, February 24th and raised over $435.00 to support MS efforts.  Way to ... Read More »

National Consumer Protection Week March 3-9 COLUMBUS — During National Consumer Protection Week, March 3-9, Lieutenant Governor and Department of Insurance Director Mary Taylor is stressing that Ohioans can best protect themselves by becoming familiar with the basics of insurance and utilizing resources provided by the Department. “We take our duty of protecting Ohio insurance consumers very seriously,” Taylor said. ... Read More »

CLEVELAND – February 25, 2013 – The 6,000 square foot glass pavilion that will house the iconic  Euclid Beach Park Carousel is nearly complete at the Western Reserve Historical Society in  University Circle. The pavilion joins a long list of construction projects that are currently in progress or completed in Cleveland’s University Circle area. The $1.5 million pavilion, designed by ... Read More »

Training program gives an edge to both family caregivers and professionals CLEVELAND, OH, Feb. 28, 2013 – Caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s and other dementias can be very challenging. Learning how to adjust communication styles and approach behavioral challenges can make all the difference. The Alzheimer’s Association Cleveland Area Chapter offers comprehensive, full-day dementia care training sessions to family caregivers ... Read More »

“Spring into Avon” March 15 – 17 ~ Avon’s French Creek District “Pancake Breakfast with the Easter Bunny – Saturday, March 16th” AVON, OHIO – Join the French Creek Development Association and the Merchants of Avon’s French Creek District as they welcome spring to the “Heart of Avon”. “Spring into Avon”, is a result of the combined efforts of the ... Read More »

Door to door solicitors play on older people’s respect for vets, police and firefighters, and love of little kids. On 2-26-13, a 72-year-old Westlake woman and her adult daughter reported an incident of an unlicensed solicitor approaching the older woman for a donation. The solicitor Anthony A. ASHBY (40 years old, last known address in Cleveland) initially approached the victim ... Read More »

These programs are free of charge and open to individuals diagnosed with cancer, their families and loved ones at The Center for Body, Mind & Spirit at Mercy Cancer Center, 41201 Schaden Road, Elyria. Services are available regardless of where patients receive treatment. Mercy Cancer Center is now affiliated with University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center. The Center for Body, Mind ... Read More »