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UH St. John Celebrates America!

UH St. John Medical Center staffers got together for an enthusiastic Fourth as about 50 employees from the Westlake hospital marched in the city’s Fourth of July parade. It was a great way to demonstrate the commitment to community alive at UH St. John. Happy Fourth! Read More »

Dan Fishbach Takes Oath as Avon Chief of Police

Veteran law enforcement officer Dan Fishbach was sworn in as Chief of Police for the City of Avon by Mayor Bryan Jensen on July 1 in ceremonies at Avon City Hall. Chief Fishbach brings more than 25 years of experience to the role, rising in the ranks with Avon from dispatcher to patrol officer to sergeant to lieutenant. He has ... Read More »

North Union Farmers Market is MOOving to a New Location at Crocker Park

The Outdoor Market Will be Located at the Corner of Crocker Rd. & Detroit Rd. Beginning July 10 at 9 am The North Union Farmers Market presented by Julie Billiart Schools is relocating at Crocker Park! Beginning Saturday, July 10, visitors can explore a wide range of products fresh from their favorite farmers in the open area in front of ... Read More »

Aunt Teak and Uncle Junque: Celebrating an Avon Tradition

It has been a big month for Lois and Bob Shinko of Shinko’s Country Store in Avon. The happy couple celebrated 50 years at Shinko’s Country Store on Thurs. June 24, from 5-8 p.m. with a Polka band at the Avon community gazebo (Stoney Ridge and Detroit Roads) near the store. The 83 year old couple with 58 years of ... Read More »

Hearing Science Opens Doors in Westlake

Westlake Mayor Dennis M. Clough welcomed Hearing Science to its new office at 815 Crocker Road, Suite 8, on Saturday, June 26 with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting. Company owner and Audiologist Joe Baker wielded the scissors while the Mayor held the ribbon taut. Baker is a veteran who began his audiology career in the military, helping personnel prevent hearing loss. Baker ... Read More »

A Special Parade

The Primrose Estates Bike Parade, escorting the Westlake Police Department’s  favorite WWII Hero, Emory Crowder, and the City of Westlake Parade and Fireworks show were just a few of the many 4th of July events WPD took part in. “We hope everyone enjoyed celebrating Independence Day as much as we did!” July 4 is special to Emory C. Crowder of ... Read More »

Westlake Baseball League Summer Highlights

Mid-summer traditions came alive for the Westlake Baseball League this month. Players, coaches and parents all enjoyed some real highlights with All-Star games, tournament championships and a celebration of our national pastime. Congratulations to all! Westlake Baseball League teams met with notable success at the acclaimed Bay Village Independence Day Classic last week. Congratulation to all the teams and players ... Read More »

Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center: Tinnitus and COVID-19

Laura L. Brady, AuD, CCC-A, Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center It is estimated that around 15% of Americans experience tinnitus. Tinnitus is described differently by different people. It has been described as a ringing, chirping, rushing air “whooshing” noise, hissing, or whining sound. If you only experience mild symptoms from time to time, you may learn to live with it. ... Read More »

Let’s See if it Floats….

Everyone had a great time during last week’s Cardboard Boat Races at the indoor Aquatic Center! The entrants were judged on design elements, durability and speed. Enjoy the photos below, submitted by a parent. Information courtesy of the City of Westlake Recreation Department, www.facebook.com/cityofwestlakeohio. Read More »

Healthy Smile: “I’m On A Fixed Income. What Are My Options?”

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile This new patient came to me in pain. Her face showed swelling on the right side, and she could not sleep. When I examined her and took an x-ray, I found the source of the discomfort. Her lower right molar broke down to the gum. I could see extensive decay on the ... Read More »