April is Community College Month By Ron Jantz Physics professor Monroe Kennedy spent his college days feeling different. Now he’s teaching his students to use their differences to stand up and stand out. His office window faces the north and on early mornings in the summer, the sun shines through the glass and casts light on a single white flower ... Read More »
In recognition of LCCC’s 60th anniversary, the Commodore Hall of Fame was created by the LCCC Foundation to recognize distinguished individuals who attended LCCC or its University Partnership and who are making a positive impact in their communities. More than 50,000 individuals have earned degrees or certificates from LCCC and its University Partnership Program since LCCC was created in 1963 as Ohio’s first ... Read More »
April is Community College Month Newly licensed insurance agent, Sabrina Gonzalez, is among the first to complete LCCC’s new Fast Track Insurance program and she’s encouraging others to consider the growing industry Sabrina Gonzalez doesn’t think many children dream of being an insurance agent when they grow up. She didn’t. But Gonzalez is proud to be a licensed property/casualty insurance ... Read More »
Marilyn Alejandro-Rodriguez has been named the new Community Health Director for Mercy Health – Lorain, effective April 8, 2024. She will lead initiatives to promote community collaborations that will help address the unique health needs of the Lorain community. “My journey in community health began after experiencing the loss of both my parents to AIDS, which propelled me to become ... Read More »
by Dr. Scott Goggin, Superintendent, Westlake City Schools Westlake City Schools is proud to offer various opportunities beyond the classroom. Project Link is one of those opportunities and is an initiative provided by the Westlake Board of Education. Project Link stands out as a comprehensive educational framework that caters to the diverse needs of Westlake students. From engaging before and ... Read More »
It was a special day at UH St. John Medical Center last Friday as Bishop Edward Malesic of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese visited. Bishop Malesic celebrated Mass with hospital leadership in the morning and then toured the hospital to visit with staff and patients. Here, he shares goodwill with hospital staff on a patient floor. Read More »
As millions of people watched the total solar eclipse on April 8, most were in awe of the celestial event that brought nighttime for a few minutes to places in the path of totality. Everyone gathered that day in parks, driveways, parking lots and yard to observe the spectacular phenomenon. At UH St. John Medical Center, it was the courtyard ... Read More »
Meet Luis, proud worker at UH St. John Medical Center. Luis is a parking valet and one of the first people you meet when visiting the hospital. Luis is always ready with a smile, welcoming one and all for their visit to UH SJMC. Read More »
After a cozy winter indoors, the North Union Farmers Market, proudly presented by Westland Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing, is made its triumphant return to the great outdoors Saturday, April 6th. Just like last year, you’ll find the farm and vendor stands nestled at the familiar corner of Crocker Road and Detroit Road, right in front of Fidelity Investments in ... Read More »
Travel Back in Time this Summer at Pioneer Days Children entering grades three to six are invited to travel back in time at Pioneer Days, sponsored by the Bay Village Historical Society. Enjoy the same crafts, games and adventures experienced by Bay Village’s early settlers. The program will take place from 9 a.m. to noon on July 22 through July ... Read More »
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