KICK-OFF SUMMER AT CROCKER PARK’S FUN FREE COMMUNITY BLOCK PARTY Save the Date for the Touch-A-Truck Event of the year: Sunday June 9th The spirit of summer comes alive once again as Crocker Park proudly announces the return of its highly anticipated community extravaganza, the 4th Annual Crocker Park Block Party focusing on the City of Westlake’s Police, Fire and ... Read More »
LCCC and Spark Theatre Company Offer Summer Theater Camp and Create Life-Changing Moments for Young Performing Arts Students by Leigh Keeton The actors stood side by side under the bright lights of the stage. In perfectly imperfect unison they raised their clasped hands into the air. And with ear-to-ear smiles and eyes that shined brighter than the lights they took ... Read More »
Doug Dake, Westlake High’s one and only state wrestling champ, passed away on April 11, 2024 at his home in Lansing, New York. Doug, Class of 1980, was beloved by his classmates as an outgoing and gregarious student-athlete at Westlake High. He went to excel at his sport at Kent State, where he earned all-America honors. There, he met his ... Read More »
Keep, Toss, Donate. Breakwater Apartments at the Normandy, 22701 Lake Road, Rocky River, is hosting a downsizing event on Thursday, May 2 at 2:00PM. Learn about the latest tips & tricks on how to sort through “stuff & lighten your load!” from Senior Real Estate Specialist, Amy Margiotti. RSVP to Kim at 440-333-5401 #3, no later than April 25th. Parking ... Read More »
In today’s digital age, the pursuit of love often unfolds through apps and social media. However, in the charming 1890’s matchmakers like Dolly Gallagher Levi reigned supreme. When tasked with finding love for the grumpy half-millionaire, Horace Vandegelder, Dolly finds herself yearning for his affection instead! What ensues is the hilarious musical comedy, “Hello, Dolly!”, performed by Westlake High School ... Read More »
By Mark Madere – SpectraLight Photography, www.SpectraLight.com As excitement builds for the solar eclipse on April 8th, I’ve compiled some tips for getting the best possible photos with a smartphone. Safety First: Never look directly at the sun through your smartphone camera or with your naked eyes during the eclipse as it can cause permanent eye damage. Wear eclipse glasses ... Read More »
The Solid Waste District is collaborating with Astronomers Without Borders, local communities and organizations to collect eclipse glasses after solar eclipse viewing events and celebrations on April 8, 2024. Collection points will be set up throughout Cuyahoga County. Learn more about this upcoming special collection at www.cuyahogarecycles.org/recyclables/eyeglasses Read More »
Boaters should operate with navigation lights activated appropriate to limited visibility conditions. Boaters should be prepared for and monitor weather conditions. A good rule-of-thumb for safe speed on the water is to maintain the ability to stop your vessel within half the distance of the point where you can see. Given the possibility of cell service disruption, radio communication may ... Read More »
It was a great night at the Sally J. Otto Gallery (formerly Huntington Playhouse) at BAYarts last Friday night at a special indoor concert featuring Billy Morris and the Sunset Strip. Sponsored by The Keller Williams Lindsay Team, event proceeds support BAYarts’ mission to stimulate, encourage, and support professional and aspiring artists of all ages. Here’s a look at the ... Read More »
In celebration of Black History Month, sixth-grade students at Avon Middle School researched historical figures and transformed into that person through dramatic play in a classroom “Wax Museum”. Students were dressed in character and prepared a monologue to share with guests visiting the museum. Some of the wax figures included Jackie Robinson, Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama, Simone Biles, Katherine Johnson ... Read More »
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