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(Westlake) Reiki Master Linda Street will speak about Energy Therapy and Chakra Cleansing on Wednesday, May 1 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Westlake Porter Public Library. Street, of Healing From the Heart, is a certified in reiki and other forms of energy healing. A question and answer period will follow the presentation.   Reiki is a Japanese therapy in ... Read More »

Bay Village — Burning River Baroque will present a concert featuring works of J.S. Bach at 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 5, at Bethesda-on-the-Bay Lutheran Church, 28607 Wolf Road.   The program, “J.S. Bach, Sacred, Sombre and Celebratory,” will feature guest artist Kathy Stewart, a founding member of Apollo’s Fire, on the traverso (Baroque flute). The program will celebrate the ... Read More »

by Stephen D. Bittinger, Attorney at Law How important is it for a small business to concern about legal formation, proper succession, service contracts, or employee contracts? Unfortunately, I have far too many small business clients who have come to me after the problems have arisen and company-killing litigation is imminent. There are three key areas of business that legal ... Read More »

  Two Lee Burneson Middle School eighth grade teams took home top awards in the Educational Service Center of Cuyahoga County’s first Academic Super Bowl competition.  Students participated in a series of Academic Challenge activities, with the top teams advancing to the Championship Round.  Team A from LBMS tied for the 1st place district trophy with a team from Rocky ... Read More »

Retired Army General Gordon Sullivan presents Secretary Husted with a certificate of appreciation from the Association of the United States Army. Independence – Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted received an award from the Association of the United States Army on Friday, April 19, 2013, recognizing his outreach efforts in military voting. The award was presented to him at the ... Read More »

On 04/21/2013, at 0251 hours, a Bay Village PD officer stopped a vehicle on Kenilworth near Lake Rd. for a traffic violation.  After speaking to the female driver, the officer suspected the driver had been drinking.  Field sobriety tests were administered, and as a result, the 36 yoa female driver was arrested for OVI.  She will face charges at Rocky ... Read More »

When the eighth grade class at St. Angela Merici School in Fairview Park won a school fundraising event, they chose to make their donation to Eleonore Rocks. Established in 2009 by David and Rochelle Friedrich of Strongsville, the foundation helps families of sick children in memory of their daughter Eleonore Grace. She was born with Shone’s Complex, a rare congenital ... Read More »

Several Lee Burneson Middle School musicians came home with top awards at the Ohio Music Education Association Middle School Solo and Ensemble Contest at Cuyahoga Community College-West on April 20. Top Superior ratings were earned by eighth graders Eileen Guzik on flute, Alex Lathem on trombone, Kyle Yu on clarinet, Greg Phillips on violin, Mary DeFeo on violin and Abby ... Read More »

COLUMBUS– State Senator Tom Patton (R–Strongsville) today announced that the Ohio Controlling Board has authorized the use of $5 million for the development of technology-based startup companies in Northeast Ohio.  Jumpstart has match the state contribution, giving a total regional investment of $10 million. “This program will help provide the tools these companies need to succeed,” said Patton. “Our technological ... Read More »

DISMANTLING HISTORY….  In 1989, the Westlake High School Art Department conceived and created the Art Gallery to honor and support the visual arts in the community. The Art Gallery was supported by the Westlake Arts Council under the direction of former high school art teacher Steven Davies. In preparation for the move to the new high school this fall, former ... Read More »