For more information about our programs, contact the Outreach Department at UH St. John Medical Center at 440-827-5440. No screenings are offered on holidays. Screenings may be canceled on days with inclement weather. BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS THURSDAY, APRIL 2 • 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., Westlake Center for Community Services, Community Meeting Room, 28975 Hilliard Blvd., Westlake WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 ... Read More »
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WEST SHORE BLUES: The Best of the Beats
Multiple Warrants On 3/5/26 at approx. 11AM, officers learned that a man with multiple warrants and a history of drug abuse arrests was staying at the WestSpring Inn on Sperry. The man was stopped for traffic violations on Sperry Dr after he left the motel in a vehicle The 51yo Cleveland man was driving but had a suspended license. He ... Read More »
Westlake Porter Public Library April Events
Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s April 2026 calendar of events. All programs are subject to change. Please check westlakelibrary.org or follow the library on Facebook and Instagram (@WestlakePorter) for the latest updates. Wednesday, April 1 (10:30-11:15 a.m.) Adapted Storytime – Join us for this storytime designed for children who may not be successful in a typical storytime experience. Content ... Read More »
Westlake Police Scam the Scammers in $200K Gold Bust
On 3/23/26 at approx. 11AM, a 78yo resident arrived at the WPD station to report being the victim of a scam. The woman relayed that sometime in August of 2025 she had been on her home computer when a red box popped up indicating that she had been “hacked.” The pop up provided a phone number for “Apple Security.” The ... Read More »
Mark 2 Roofing: Post Winter Wake-Up
From Ice Dams to Interior Drips: Why Spring is Prime Time for Roof Checks! Northeast Ohio homeowners are ready for spring to make its official appearance—but is your home prepared to withstand the elements? With winter’s ice and snow behind us and spring showers on the way, now is the perfect time to address any roof leaks before they turn ... Read More »
Normandy Senior Living: Understanding Dementia
Dementia is a difficult and complex disease that requires a multidisciplinary approach with multiple specialties and therapies. During this discussion with by Anthony Miniaci DO MPH we hope to gain a better understanding on the warning signs of dementia, the different types of dementia and how we can optimize this through both pharmacological and non-pharmacological management. Wednesday, March 25 • ... Read More »
O’Neil Healthcare Bay Village: Sunday Brunch and Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Hoppy Times Ahead! Get ready for a day of family fun this Palm Sunday! We’re hosting a festive Easter Brunch followed by an epic egg hunt. Plus, the Easter Bunny will be stopping by for photos, so bring your SMILES! BRING YOUR OWN BASKET! March 29 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Brunch: 1:15 PM • Egg Hunt: 2:00 PM Read More »
EH ROBERTS CO: Your Comfort is Our Priority
In the winter, there’s nothing like returning to a toasty-warm home at the end of a long day to melt away the chill of the snow and wind. Likewise, during the summer, your home should be a place to escape the heat and humidity, with air conditioning that cools and refreshes. But heating and cooling isn’t just about your comfort. It is ... Read More »
Bay High Students Push Towards $1 Million Raised to Fight Blood Cancer
In an incredible demonstration of community spirit, Bay High School students are pushing toward a $1 million milestone in the fight against blood cancers. Inspired by their classmates’ battles, Bay Village teens are racing to raise $150,000 in a seven-week campaign for Blood Cancer United. This year’s effort puts Bay’s annual campaigns close to the $1 million mark. A top ... Read More »
Celebrating a Wonderful Life
Liz Brett of Westlake lost her husband Bobby in 2021. He was just 47 and left her with 3 young children. Every year on the anniversary of his death, Liz and a group of friends go to breakfast in his honor. Each leaves the server a $100 tip, and the server goes home with over $1000. Even if all her ... Read More »
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