Author Archives: bob

Dover Early Settlers Papers Can be Viewed Online

Did you know that Harriet Beecher Stowe appears in the genealogy of the Foot Family? Did you know that a local boy joined the Ohio Militia under the command of “local popular farmer” and future president Colonel James A. Garfield? Or, that a Dover resident wrote about his children including daughter Elizabeth “killed by Indians”? These and other fascinating items ... Read More »

Preschool Virtual Program in Avon Lake

Now more than ever the social emotional needs of young children are important to address. The Avon Lake City Schools, LEAPS Preschool and Applewood Centers have partnered for a program for preschool parents with children entering kindergarten. A Virtual Preschool Parent Night will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. March 24 featuring Elizabeth O’Sicky, LPCC-S, Early Childhood Mental Health ... Read More »

Tri-C Student Named to All-USA Academic Team

Geri Bakushi Among 20 Community College Honorees Across the Nation Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) student Geri Bakushi is among 20 students named to the All-USA Academic Team for achievement in the classroom and leadership on campus. More than 2,000 students across the country were nominated for the award, regarded as one of the top honors available for community college scholars. ... Read More »

The Herb Guild Offers Scholarship

by Barb Armstrong The Herb Guild Garden Club is offering a one-time scholarship for 2021 available to graduating high school seniors as well as Lorain County Community College and Cuyahoga Community College current freshmen or sophomore students. Applicants must be residents of the state of Ohio and a U.S. citizen. (International or foreign exchange students are not eligible). Only students ... Read More »

New Student Registration in Avon Lake

New student registration for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year is now open online for all grade levels within the Avon Lake City Schools. To register, go to  www.avonlakecityschools.org/student-registration Read More »

Avon Schools Celebrate Dr. Seuss!

Oh, the places you’ll go! Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss! Avon Early Learning Center and Avon East students are celebrating Dr. Seuss’ birthday all week from March 1-5. In honor of one of Avon Schools favorite authors, they are having a Dr. Seuss Spirit Week to celebrate reading. Each day coordinates with one of their favorite Dr. Seuss books. March 1 ... Read More »

Heritage Elementary Students are ‘Pennies for Patients’ Heros

It’s a “super” day at Heritage Elementary as we cap off our Pennies for Patients campaign for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Students/staff were encouraged to dress as a “hero.” Any amount donated makes YOU a hero! Dress as yourself, anyone else you look up to in your life, or a famous hero! #AvonInspires. Photo credit: Avon Local Schools Read More »

Saving Grace

Westlake Police animal control ran across a distressed Tundra Swan in the area of Downing Street last week. Officer James Wang noticed it was in distress and safely transported it to the Lake Erie Nature Science Center for treatment. Today, LENSC reports the swan is in good shape! “At the time (Feb. 12), Lake Erie was nearly frozen along with ... Read More »

Special Police Officer

Information courtesy of the Westlake Police Department Facebook, www.facebook.com/westlakepolice Thank you to the Elyria and Westlake Officers who helped out making a sick 4 year old’s day a little brighter. Especially Mayor Whitfield and Chief Whitely of Elyria who appointed the little girl as a “Special Police Officer.” Her wish is to be her Uncle’s partner as an officer. Read More »