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A treasure of Cleveland’s spiritual past was home to a celebration of faith and community as St. Colman Church at W. 65th and Lorain Road in Cleveland hosted its annual Polka Mass Feb. 10. Celebrated by Fr. Joachim Pastirik, OSB, Mass was followed by a Valentine’s Dinner and Dance in the church’s lower level. St. Colman was scheduled to be ... Read More »
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MIDDLE SCHOOL TEAM SWEEPS REGIONAL MATHCOUNTS COMPETITION
The Lee Burneson Middle School team of eighth graders Alex Lathem and Anna Craven, and seventh graders Ryan Karpuszka and Patrick Lee, bought home the first-place team trophy in the MATHCOUNTS competition and qualified to move on to state competition. Alex also finished first overall in the competition. LBMS also swept the top four individual trophies. Eighth grader Justin Krantz ... Read More »
CLEVELAND CLINIC CARDIAC SURGEONS WILL SPEAK AT WESTLAKE PORTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
(Westlake) Doctors Marc Gillinov and Steven Nissen, cardiac surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic, will speak about heart health at Westlake Porter Public Library on Tuesday, February 26 at 7 p.m. They will also sign copies of their book, Heart 411, which will be available for purchase courtesy of Barnes and Noble. Dr. Gillinov is a staff cardiac surgeon at the ... Read More »
RENACCI ANNOUNCES 2013 CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION
Washington, DC— Today, U.S. Representative Jim Renacci (OH-16) announced his office would begin taking submissions for the 2013 Congressional Art Competition. “I am pleased to announce my office has begun taking submissions for the 2012 Congressional Art Competition,” said Rep. Renacci. “I encourage all interested high school age students to consider submitting a piece, and I look forwarding to ... Read More »
To the Moon and Back at LENSC
To the Moon and Back with NASA John Oldham of NASA Glenn Research Center returns to Lake Erie Nature & Science Center in Bay Village for a presentation on space mission success and failure for the center’s adult speakers series, Second Nature. Astronomy buffs may remember Oldham’s last appearance at the Bay Village science center in 2011, when he delighted ... Read More »
Westlake Police Blotter 2-8-13
A27-year-old Cleveland woman got into it with her 64-year-old father at a Detroit Rd. store on Feb. at 4:39PM. She was refusing to return his car keys; officers found that she had an active warrant from Parma PD and turned her over to that department. She also had taken dad’s Rx medicine from his home and will face a drug ... Read More »
Generous grant from the Mercy Foundation of Lorain County enables Mercy Allen Hospital to acquire state-of-the-art EKG equipment
(Lorain) – Mercy Allen Hospital and the Central Lorain County Ambulance District (CLCAD) are proud to announce the acquisition of new Phillips monitors that will provide them with the ability to transmit echocardiograms (EKG s) performed in an ambulance to the emergency department, cardiac catheterization lab, and even the cardiologist when en route to the hospital with a cardiac patient. ... Read More »
Westlake City Council Minutes Feb. 7, 2013
Below are the links to the agenda from the February 7 Westlake City Council meeting with actions as well as the approved minutes from the January 17 Council meeting and the January 24 Finance committee meeting. Council meeting agenda with actions: http://www.cityofwestlake.org/pdfs/CnlAgendas/CnlAgenda.pdf Approved Council meeting minutes: http://www.cityofwestlake.org/pdfs/CouncilMinutes/2013/20130117CnlMin.pdf Finance committee: http://www.cityofwestlake.org/pdfs/CnlAgendas/Committees/20130224Finance.pdf The following committee meeting was scheduled: Planning/Zoning/Legislative committee, February 19 ... Read More »
SJMC Offers Baseline Concussion Testing for Youth Athlete Safety
St. John Medical Center is offering a new low-cost baseline balance and neurocognitive assessment for young athletes who participate in a sport with potential for head impact. Offered through Rehabilitation Services, the program collects objective baseline data regarding balance and cognition for the individual. In the event of injury, the athlete will return for post injury testing and complete the ... Read More »
WHS HAS 7 NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS
Seven Westlake High School students were named 2013 National Merit Finalists in the National Merit Program. Finalists Ishaan Bakhle, Elizabeth Goldberg, Elizabeth Kobe, Wan Kwok, Nora Lee, Aakash Shah and Samuel Yun will move on to compete for about 8,300 National Merit Scholarships and 1,300 Special Scholarships worth more than $34 million. Scholarship awards will be announced in April and ... Read More »