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Stars, Stripes & Sips

Stars, Stripes & Sips was a wonderful tribute to those who served at Saint Therese at St Mary of the Woods. Residents and staff enjoyed an evening of wine, cheese, and patriotic songs by the LaGrange Community Band as they gathered in gratitude and remembrance. Happy Memorial Day from our Saint Therese family to yours! Read More »

Power of the Mind with Dr. Tam Cummings

Join Arden Courts at Bath, Chagrin Falls, Parma, and Westlake for Power of the Mind, an engaging and educational dementia care conference featuring nationally recognized dementia expert, Dr. Tam Cummings. This impactful event will take place on Tuesday, June 2, from 10 AM to 3 PM at The Sherwood Forest Event Center in Valley View, OH. Known as one of ... Read More »

Bay Village Schools Supt. Scot Prebles Receives ‘Jennings Superintendent Award of Excel-lence’

The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation extends its sincere congratulations to Superintendent Scot T. Prebles on being selected as one of four recipients of the 2026 Jennings Superintendent Award of Excellence. This award recognizes outstanding leadership, vision and the meaningful impact you have made in your district and across the broader educational community. Each year, the Foundation recognizes one Jennings Superintendent ... Read More »

A Very Westlake Idea Just Earned National Recognition

By Jorden Shevel A free flower cart, live piano music, and a rotating gallery of local art have made the Westlake Community Services café one of the most welcoming rooms in the city — and now, one of only 11 senior centers in the country to earn national recognition for it. Walk into Westlake Community Services on a weekday afternoon ... Read More »

Westlake 250th Tuesday

Is your Westlake house over 50 years old? In today’s 250th Tuesday post, the City is highlighting the Westlake Historical Society Plaque Program, which allows residents to celebrate their home’s place in Westlake history! The home in this picture was built by Sylvanus Crocker, son of Jedediah and Sarah Crocker, founding members of the first church in Dover Township, now ... Read More »

Bay Village Food Truck Friday

May 29 through August 28 from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. at the Village Green, behind City Hall at 350 Dover Center Road. May 29 – Thai it Up and Sip Boba Tea & Acai. Joined by musical artist Kristine Jackson • June 5 – Cheesy Dave’s and CLE Cookie Dough Co. • June 12 – Jones Bones BBQ and ... Read More »

Bay Sewer System Testing in 2026

To further evaluate the sewer collection system the city has contracted with Equix, Inc. to conduct another round of testing in 2026. In advance of the testing door hangers will be left at all affected residences providing notice of the testing and instructions to help prepare your property. View the Sewer System Testing Project Area map below for location details. ... Read More »

UH St. John Medical Center June Outreach Events

For more information about our programs, contact the Outreach Department at UH St. John Medical Center at 440-827-5440. No screenings are offered on holidays. Screenings may be canceled on days with inclement weather. BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS THURSDAY, JUNE 4 • 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., Westlake Center for Community Services, Community Meeting Room, 28975 Hilliard Blvd., Westlake MONDAY, JUNE 8 ... Read More »

Westlake Porter Public Library’s June Calendar of Events

Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s June 2026 calendar of events. All programs are subject to change. Please check westlakelibrary.org or follow the library on Facebook and Instagram (@WestlakePorter) for the latest updates. Monday, June 1 (All Day) June Craft Kit Pick Up – Celebrate June with some fun crafts. Space is limited. Registration required, beginning May 23. Crafts recommended ... Read More »

WEST SHORE BLUES: The Best of the Beats

Loaded Gun, Loaded Driver On 5/9/26 at about 3AM, officers observed a vehicle weaving and following too close on I90 W/B. The Nissan was stopped in the area of Nagle Rd. The driver, a 35yo Cleveland man, appeared intoxicated. After he admitted that a firearm “may” be in the vehicle, he was told to step out the driver’s door. He ... Read More »