One of the former rehab residents of O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village has found an excuse to keep returning on a regular basis. Al Fuller, a jazz enthusiast and sax player has found the perfect location for band practice. Every 2nd and 4th Thursday, from 7 to 9pm you will find the 16-piece M2B2 Band in the main dining room of ... Read More »
“Playhouse Square: Then and Now” will be the focus of the Bay Village Historical Society’s Feb. 20 potluck dinner program. Speaker George McNulty will highlight some exciting moments in the history of Playhouse Square, including how the theaters survived the wrecking ball in the early 1970s to become the largest performing arts center outside of New York City. With ... Read More »
A snow plowing contractor discovered the front door smashed in at Skyzone on Viking Pkwy. in Westlake at 3:57 a.m. this morning, report Westlake Police. Investigation revealed that 2 unidentified suspects broke through the door and took an ATM after dislodging it from its foundation. A third unidentified suspect drove a dark-colored SUV that was used to carry off the ... Read More »
An 82-year-old North Ridgeville woman’s wallet (containing $80 cash) was taken on the afternoon of Jan. 30, report Westlake Police. She stated that a “nice young man’ (white male 18-20 years old, 5-10, thin build) first offered to help her find items at a Detroit Rd. market, then loaded her groceries into her car. Lastly, he asked for a ride ... Read More »
The Great Big Home and Garden Show, February 6-15 at the I-X Center, will showcase the top ten area high school model home designs from the 18th annual Student Model Home Design Contest, held January 24, 2015 at Cuyahoga Valley Career Center in Brecksville. The Westlake High School senior team of NICHOLAS BUTTON & JAKE JOHANNI took first place and ... Read More »
Bay Village Police served a felony warrant on a 52 year old male North Olmsted resident for Burglary and Theft on 01/28/2015, at 0845 hours. A resident in Cahoon Ledges reported $4,000 worth of silver was missing from her house On 01/03/2015. After an investigation, it was determined the male had done some construction work for the resident, and allegedly ... Read More »
Educational series includes day and evening events The Westshore Campus of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will extend its “Year of the Brain” lecture series into spring semester given the success and popularity of the free program. The educational series features brown bag lunch discussions at Westshore Campus and Corporate College® West plus a pair of interactive evening lectures focusing on ... Read More »
Nurse Practitioners are filling the healthcare services gap for older adults throughout Ohio. By Maureen Scally, RN, BSN, FNP-C One of my closest colleagues and friend in Columbus, Ohio, visited one of her health plan members at home for a routine medical evaluation. During the examination she found that the patient had an extremely irregular heartbeat and immediately called 911. ... Read More »
Joan Kemper, Bay Village Clerk of City Council and Secretary to the City’s Boards and Commissions, was honored for an incredible 50 years of public service at the Jan. 26 meeting of City Council. Mayor Deborah Sutherland presented Joan with a special City Proclamation recognizing her many years of civic service, starting as a police dispatcher. Other commendations followed from ... Read More »
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