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St. John Medical Center’s ‘For Ladies Only: Heart Disease Awareness’ was a huge success with more than 100 women in attendance last week at the Westlake Recreation Center. The free, sold-out event was held on Thurs., Feb. 13. “We were very surprised how quickly the reservations came in to attend the event. This demonstrated as well as confirmed just how ... Read More »

The 4th annual Pete Soto Chili Cook-Off at Lorain County Community College was a great night for a great cause Sat., Feb. 8. Hosted at LCCC’s Spitzer Hall and Culinary Arts Center, the event brought close to a thousand hungry supporters to the college for some of the best chili around, all cooked up by Lorain County law enforcement officers. ... Read More »

Retiring Westlake High School wrestling coach Mike Antonyzyn was honored in a big way two weeks ago as the school and team recognized the veteran coach with a heartfelt tribute during the final dual meet of the season against Bay Village. The 28-year veteran coach was surprised by a special trophy recognition presented by Supt. of Schools Dan Keenan. The ... Read More »

Spring is right around the corner! (Hopefully) Time to get out and smell the snow flurries, I mean flowers.  The Westlake Recreation Department has a great deal to offer so get up, get out and come over to the Recreation Center.  Here are some of the programs you can enjoy. Adult Pickle-Ball Open Gym.  Not sure what this, stop by ... Read More »

  Maybe it was too much Olympic figure skating. A 41-year-old Cleveland man spun out on I-90 in his sister’s car near Crocker Rd. on Feb. 8 around 12:34 a.m.. He was found to have no driver’s license and to have a butterfly knife and club in the PT Cruiser. It was towed and he was cited for No Driver’s ... Read More »

The life of one of Broadway’s most beloved songwriters comes into view through words and music in Cole Porter Radio Hour, presented Feb. 28 and March 1 by Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®). The shows, part of the Tri-C Presents performing arts series, take place at 2 and 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, at Huntington Playhouse in Bay Village, and at ... Read More »

Sewer construction work on Cahoon Road is bringing temper flares in Bay Village. On 02/14/2014, at 0752 hrs, Bay Police  received a call from a construction worker on the Cahoon Rd. sewer project reporting a verbal altercation with a motorist.  The motorist told the worker he would be back.  The motorist called BVPD reporting three construction workers had just threatened ... Read More »

Presidents Day event opens five locations to prospective students     Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will host a Campus Visitation Day on Presidents Day – Monday, Feb. 17 – at its four campuses and the Brunswick University Center. The open house provides prospective students with an opportunity to discuss academic programs with faculty and counselors; learn more about enrollment, financial aid ... Read More »

St. Paul Lutheran School recently celebrated National Lutheran Schools week by performing some community service projects. It was a great way to combine mission, ministry and community for the students of the Westlake School located at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Detroit Road near Cahoon. Congratulations to all these great kids for what they have contributed to community.   Read More »

  For 30 years, Conductor John Drotleff has been at the helm of the West Shore Chorale, a premier West Side community based organization dedicated to the performance of classical choral works.  In celebration of this accomplishment, the Chorale will hold a benefit in his honor to recognize his commitment to music, to teaching, and to the betterment of the ... Read More »