Westlake Schools are excellent but without this levy that excellence is at risk. Our graduates are prepared to excel in college and the w orkforce. Our schools are consistently rated in the top 5% out of all Ohio schools. This 5.9-mill levy will cost $15 per month per $100,000 in home valuation. Our schools lost over $4.2 million in ... Read More »
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City of Westlake Volunteer Reception and Recognition
The City of Westlake awarded certificates to over seventy volunteers at a special ceremony on Thursday evening 18 April 2013 in Council Chambers at Westlake’s City Hall. Among those honored guests was four year-old Anna Lassen who participated in a food drive for the City’s food bank as well as those who have served as auxiliary police, magistrates, commissioners, advisory ... Read More »
“Bridging the Generations” Art Show Winners
Hosted by Rae-Ann Suburban Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Westlake April 23-25 Award winners Name, School, Title, Jury Award, Participant Award Kindergarten Tyler Schneider, Bassett, Rainbow Fish, 1st Place Brady Nolan, Hilliard, Caterpillar, 2nd Place Isabella Hill, Hilliard, Y Tree, 3rd Place Johnny Jatsyshyn, Holly Lane, Flowers, Honorable Mention Brody Petersen, Holly Lane, Flowers, Honorable Mention 1st Grade ... Read More »
WESTLAKE SCHOOLS INFORMATIONAL VIDEO ON ISSUE 16
Issue 16 is a 5.9-mill operating levy for the Westlake City Schools. This is the first operating levy in seven years and will be used to keep class sizes at reasonable levels, update educational materials and provide state-of-the-art technology to help students compete in a global economy. A 15-minute informational video was posted on the school district’s website – www.wlake.org ... Read More »
Westlake Police Weekly Blotter
It’s all in a word A Cedarwood Dr. woman reported the theft of her $250 bike by a neighbor on April 21. The theft from a common garage occurred on April 13, and she had seen the 18-year-old male suspect riding it afterwards. When questioned, the suspect admitted “borrowing” it without asking permission, which we call “stealing”. He also reported ... Read More »
Westlake Honors Community Volunteers
More than 70 dedicated civic volunteers were honored by the City of Westlake last week at City Hall. The 2012 Volunteer Recognition Program was hosted by Mayor Dennis Clough and Joyce Able Schroth, Director of Community Services. Each awardee was personally thanked by Mayor Clough and given a Certificate of Appreciation. “This is really a testament to ... Read More »
30 INDUCTED INTO WHS FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY
Thirty Westlake High School students were inducted April 18 into La Societe Honoraire de Francais, the chartered local chapter of the French honor society. The society strives to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievement, to create enthusiasm for and understanding of francophone culture and civilization, to promote and perpetuate ... Read More »
MAY EVENTS AT WESTLAKE PORTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
Here is Westlake Porter Public Library’s May, 2013 Calendar of Events. Wednesday, May 1 (1-2:30 p.m.) Cuyahoga West Genealogical Society—Stuck on your genealogical research? Not sure how to get started? Stop by for a free Help Session! Wednesday, May 1 (7-8:45 p.m.) Energy Therapy and Chakra Cleansing— Reiki Master Linda Street, returns to speak about Energy Therapy in more ... Read More »
INVESTORS INTEREST GROUP RETURNS TO WESTLAKE PORTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
(Westlake) The Investors Interest Group will return to Westlake Porter Public Library on Thursday, May 2 at 7 p.m. The IIG took a four-month break while the library searched for and hired a new Business Specialist to replace Cynthia Hall, who retired on December 31, 2012. Business Specialist Sue Provenzale, who started in February, will now manage the group. The May 2 meeting will ... Read More »
Another Record-Breaking Benefit for Youth Challenge
Close to 400 generous guests helped raise $210,000 for Youth Challenge at their “Gallery Gala” Annual Benefit & Auction on Saturday, April 13 at the Cleveland Marriott Downtown at Key Center. The Westlake nonprofit brings together children with physical disabilities and teen volunteers for adapted sports and recreational activities. Guests enjoyed a fun evening with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, silent and live auctions, ... Read More »
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