Physicians, leaders, and clinicians at UH St. John Medical Center are proud to announce that the St. John Advanced Wound Center has earned the President’s Circle Award, Healogics highest honor recognizing Wound Care Centers® that demonstrate exceptional performance in clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, and operational excellence. The President’s Circle Award is presented annually to a select group of Wound Care ... Read More »
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Lake Erie Crushers Help Blind Student See the Game
The commentary of Andy “Bull” Barch and Mark “Munch” Bishop has enhanced the game day experience for Lake Erie Crushers fans over the years. For one baseball lover, their commentary isn’t just an enhancement, it is a lifeline to experience the game he loves. Thursday, May 14th marked the final Education Day of the season for the Crushers. Crushers Education ... Read More »
Lorain County Community College Celebrates the Class of 2026
2,053 Graduates Earned 3,431 Degrees and Credentials Marking the Largest Number Awarded in LCCC History Lorain County Community College celebrated the class of 2026 at the College’s 62nd annual Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 16. This year, 2,053 graduates earned 3,431 degrees and credentials from LCCC. This includes 11 graduates who earned Bachelor of Applied Science degrees from LCCC in Microelectronic ... Read More »
Premier Gold, Silver and Coin Show
Do you have items just lying around? Turn yesterday’s memories into today’s treasures! Bring in your collectibles for a FREE evaluation! No appointment needed. TUESDAY, MAY 26 – SATURDAY, MAY 30 at the WESTLAKE HAMPTON INN, 29690 Detroit Rd., Westlake. Items of Interest: U.S. Paper Currency Pre-1934 Broken/Unwanted Jewelry Pop Culture Memorabilia Estate/Costume Jewelry War Memorabilia Guitars & Amps Pocket Knives Zippo ... Read More »
Bike to School Week in Bay
Bay Schools annual Bike to School Week started with a bang when national BMX talent 11-year-old Bay student Huck Kurinsky, was joined by BMX Olympians. Bay Schools have celebrated Bike to School Week for 19 years, but none as high-flying as this one! All the other students rode to school the regular way and kept their wheels on the ground. Photo ... Read More »
The Sweet Side of a Sourdough Bakery
Meet Candice Suber, a cottage baker in Bay Village who specializes in sourdough and is sure to make your life a little sweeter with her story. It started 15 years ago when her sister bought her an apron for her birthday. “I can’t explain it, but despite not being pregnant at the time, all I could think about was my ... Read More »
Rook Castle Brewing: Freshly Roasted Coffees and Artisan Teas
At Rook Castle Brew, luxury isn’t an aesthetic — it’s a standard. We craft exceptional coffees and artisan teas for those who appreciate refinement in every detail. Inspired by the enduring strength of the rook and the quiet grandeur of castle life, our brand blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication to create an experience worthy of your highest moments. Every ... Read More »
USS Cleveland Comes to Port
The USS Cleveland (LCS 31), arrived in Cleveland last Saturday for a week long stay to end with a historic commissioning ceremony on May 16, the first time in 250 years that a U.S. Navy warship will be commissioned in the State of Ohio. “The USS Cleveland is the fourth Navy vessel to bear the city’s name, continuing a proud ... Read More »
City of Westlake Announces Grand Opening of Recreation Center Park Athletic Fields and Playground
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Set for Saturday, May 16 The City of Westlake is proud to announce the grand opening of the new Recreation Center Park Athletic Fields and Playground. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 16 at 12 p.m., marking the completion of another major enhancement to the community’s recreational facilities. The event will feature a DJ, inflatables, ... Read More »
Are We Losing Our Trees to Fear?
Each storm season in Northeast Ohio brings a familiar mix of beauty, urgency, and anxiety. For many homeowners in Bay Village, increasingly intense winds and heavy rains — along with the lasting memory of the tornado that struck the region a few years ago — have changed how mature trees are viewed in the landscape. What were once seen as ... Read More »
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