The Westlake Police Department and Crocker Park have teamed up to organize a fun and educational event for people of all ages on Tuesday, October 5th at National Night Out. This free event will be held at Market Square at Crocker Park as well as along Main St. from Lululemon down to World Market, and will include: Touch-A-Truck • K9 ... Read More »
Lorain County Public Health (LCPH) works to prevent people from getting sick or injured — now and in the future. They work with partners to prevent chronic diseases and injuries by making it easier and safer to walk and bike places. Visit LorainCountyHealth.com/activecommunities to see how they make that happen. “At Lorain County Public Health, we work to improve the ... Read More »
The Westlake Girls Tennis Team made their first season in the GLC a memorable one as they captured the GLC Championship yesterday. Led by four first place finishes and a 2nd place finish the Demons outpointed Rocky River 48-34 and combined with their 8-0 record in the regular season won the title. Congrats to: 1st Singles-2nd Place-Neige Deangelis, 2nd Singles-Champion-Madison ... Read More »
Opening Reception: Thurs., Oct. 28, 2021 from 4-7 p.m. Exhibit runs through Sat., Dec. 18, 2021 JoAnn DePolo is an artist, author, speaker, teacher, and visionary. Her unique paintings of cityscapes, water scenes, and bold abstracts have gained recognition from art collectors internationally. JoAnn’s art can be found hanging in the homes of several celebrities, including world-renowned artist Peter Max, ... Read More »
Mon., Oct. 18, 2021 • 1:00-2:45pm, Avon Lake Public Library, 32649 Electric Boulevard, Avon Lake, OH. Beryl Prusinoski presents “Spices and The Discovery of America”. Preview – Everyone knows that Christopher Columbus was looking for India when he discovered America. Buy why? We will explore the prequel to the story of Columbus. The history of spices, some of the exotic ... Read More »
Flat Tire Driver On 9/17/21 at about 11:30PM officers stopped to help out a motorist who appeared to have a disabled vehicle on I90 by Clague Rd. They noticed that the operator had driven on a flat tire so long that one of the front tires was down to the rim. The female operator appeared to be unsteady on her ... Read More »
by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile That statement was a lead-in to a question. Let me tell you about the patient and his concerns. The last time I saw this patient was a few years ago. I was in the middle of a procedure with him when he received a call concerning his wife. The call informed him ... Read More »
Before the pandemic, the demand for home care workers was strong. Now the demand for home care is outstripping the supply of qualified workers. To remedy the problem, Home Instead has established a new position that rewards Caregivers and offers opportunity for growth. The Professional Care Assistant (PCA) position has features usually found in “bricks and mortar” healthcare settings: higher ... Read More »
Class is in session! Courses presented by Baldwin Wallace University have begun at The Normandy. Discuss the importance of Teddy, Eleanor, and Franklin Roosevelt in American History every Tuesday at 12:45 p.m., or head to Avalon Hall every Thursday at 2:40 p.m. to explore the history of the Cleveland MetroParks. These 6-week long courses come at no charge. Residents can ... Read More »
One of the highlights of the dedication of the Community West Foundation sculpture at Bridge CLE, 3389 Fulton Road, in Cleveland the evening of Sept. 16 was the message delivered by evangelist David Nico Hill, Patriarch of God’s Soldier Ministries and Outreach Pastor for Ascent Church in Westlake. Hill keynoted the evening with a stirring call to action at the ... Read More »
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