Author Archives: Bob Tuneberg

Bay Village Board of Education Announces Six Semifinalists in Superintendent Search

Six semifinalists have been chosen to interview for the Superintendent position in the Bay Village City School District. The following candidates were selected from a pool of 29 applicants to be interviewed by the Bay Village Board of Education during executive session on March 14 and 15, 2022. Scot Prebles, Superintendent, Forest Hills Local School District, Cincinnati, OH Ben Richards, ... Read More »

What Do You Want to be When You Grow Up?

Students in grades 1-2 at Avon East Elementary School were encouraged to dress up as their future self on the school’s first ever “Future You Day” March 4. Career development is a lifelong process that begins in childhood and has been linked to student success in other aspects of development in childhood and adulthood. Students were encouraged to talk at ... Read More »

UH St. John Medical Center Chief Medical Officer Receives Funding for Western Region Can-cer Care

Everyone knows someone that has been impacted by cancer. Today, cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States. But despite the continued challenges that cancer brings, patients have more hope than ever thanks to advancements in the way we diagnose, treat, and prevent cancer. Nearly 30 years ago, Jonathan Scott Dean was diagnosed with a rare ... Read More »

Bay Village Snake Hunters – Basement Edition

For months last Fall Bay Village resident Kevin Davey entertained Secret Bay Village Facebook readers with his hunt for snakes in his basement. Five months later the saga continues…. Feb. 2, 2022 Just when you thought it was safe to go down to the basement, I present another (final?) episode of “Bay Village Snake Hunters – Basement Edition” Before I ... Read More »

Bay Village Snake Hunters – Basement Edition: CONT.

Bay Village resident Kevin Davey entertained Secret Bay Village Facebook readers last fall with his “Secret Bay Village Snake Hunter – Basement Edition.” Here are his stories from this past fall. Click here to read his 5 month update story. August 31, 2021 UPDATE: Day 3 of “Snake in Basement” Adventures – I’ve now caught 5 of these in one ... Read More »

Normandy Elementary School “Book Tasting”

Normandy first-graders are enjoying a “Book Tasting” today. Students chose a book, wrote a mini report, and shared their book and dish. Here are some of Mrs. McArn’s tasters! Normandy’s First-grade Book Tasting continues! Next, we’re serving…Mrs. Dunstan’s class! Normandy’s Book Tasting continues! Meet Mrs. Hack’s first-grade book chefs! They are busy working, reporting, sharing and eating! Read More »

Compassion, the Musical, Performs in Westlake, Amherst and Mansfield

The cast and crew of Compassion, the Musical, a story based on scripture, would like to invite you to special performances being done at St Joseph Church in Amherst on March 18th and 19th, St. Ladislas Church in Westlake on March 25th and 26th and Crossroads Church in Mansfield on April 1st. The shows all begin at 7:30 p.m. The ... Read More »

Celebrating Read Across America Day

Celebrating Read Across America Day with the Ss in Mrs. Bragg’s @BayNormandy class. Always fun to dress as your favorite character… Pete the Cat, Rosie Revere Engineer, the Wicked Witch of the West, Harry Potter and Hermione Granger to name a few! #ReadingMatters – Char Shryock, @Supt_BaySchools It’s National Read Across America Week, and Normandy is celebrating “Dress Like a ... Read More »

Bay Village State of the City 2022

Bay Village Mayor Paul Koomar delivered his 2022 State of the City address at the Dwyer Memorial Center on Thursday, Feb. 24. Mayor Koomar spent about 75 minutes summarizing the activities of all city departments and outlining projections for this year. Bay Village at a Glance The Bay Village annual operating overall budget is $38 million, all funds; General Fund ... Read More »

We Stand with Ukraine: How You Can Help

A Stand with Ukraine peaceful rally was held on Saturday, March 5 on the corner of Rt. 83 and Detroit Rd. Rally goers brought flags and signs and wore blue and yellow in support of Ukraine. As the attack on Ukraine from Russia is entering its third week, you can still donate to help the humanitarian crisis. To aid Ohioans ... Read More »