Author Archives: Bob Tuneberg

Aqua Marine: Resort Style Living

Townhomes – 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms – $1200-$1800’s: Private Entries • Vaulted Ceilings • Cozy Front Porches • 1 & 2 Car Garages Garden Homes – 1 & 2 Bedrooms – $1100-$1700’s: Elevator Access • Attached Garages • 24/7 Security Read More »

Healthy Smile: My Bridge Fell Out!

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile The exclamation mark does not do justice to the concern and level of anxiety that this person felt. What was even worse than the loss of the bridge was the fact that it broke into pieces. Last but not least, this bridge involved the front teeth resulting in no smile for this ... Read More »

Welcome Amigos! Don Ramon Mexican Restaurant

Welcome Amigos! At Don Ramon authentic Mexican Restaurant & Cantina within Savannah Commons at Bradley and Detroit Roads in Westlake, you will be treated like one of the family! “We named this restaurant, Don Ramon, after my father,” said owner Mario Magana. “We want our guests to feel like they are part of the family, too!” Since coming to the ... Read More »

Come Home to Normandy Senior Living

We’re dedicated to helping you heal! With Absolute Wound Care partnering with The Normandy, certified wound care professionals will help you achieve positive outcomes on your healing beyond hospital stay. Start the new year off right by coming home to Breakwater Apartments. You can receive $1000 off your first three months when you sign a lease at Breakwater. Get started ... Read More »

Bay Village Schools Announces Scholastic Writing Awards Winners

Bay High School is proud to announce that 15 students received 22 awards in the 2022 Scholastic Writing Awards. Of these recognitions, three were Gold Key awards, four were Silver Key awards and 15 were Honorable Mentions. The Gold Key award is the highest honor of distinction in this competition. Senior Carli Mendelow received a Gold Key in the Writing ... Read More »

Community West Foundation Grantee Spotlight: Village Project

Providing Nourishment to Families Facing Cancer “What’s for dinner?” is a question that buzzes in family’s homes on a daily basis. But in the wake of a cancer diagnosis, dinner is put on the back burner. Village Project’s meal delivery program helps alleviate the burden of planning, shopping and cooking meals for families battling cancer. Founded 11 years ago, each ... Read More »

West Shore Revisited

100 Years Before Crocker Park…. Westlake Schools in the 1800’s…..Dover Board of Education Minutes January 19, 1839 – At a meeting of school Directors at A. Blood’s to consider the several applications of females out of the District to be admitted into the school, it was agreed that as the school was much crowded, females over 16 years of age ... Read More »

Happy 100 Years to Mr. Krone

Members of the safety forces paid a visit to Mr. Robert Krone, a lifelong resident of Westlake celebrating his centennial birthday today. Mr. Krone left Westlake to fight in the Pacific Theater during WW2, and returned home where he spent 29 years in charge of the buildings and grounds maintenance of the Westlake City School District. We were honored to ... Read More »

Bay High School Military Appreciation Night

Friday, January 28, 2022 • Bay vs. Westlake • 6pm – JV, 7:30pm – Varsity On this night, Bay High School will take time to remember all those that are currently serving in the military or those who have served in the military in the past. If you are currently serving or know someone that has served in the military, ... Read More »

Historical Society Explores “Matters of the Heart”

The Feb. 17 Bay Village Historical Society potluck meeting at the Bay Lodge will explore, “Matters of the Heart,” with the featured speaker talking about courtship practices of the past. Attendees are encouraged to wear red. The historical society will provide the main entrée of three soup choices. Those with a last name beginning with A through L are asked ... Read More »