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Gardens at Westlake Hosts Annual Casino Gala

On Sat., June 2, The Gardens at Westlake, an Assisted Living Community in Westlake Ohio, hosted its Annual Casino Gala.  A large crowd from the Westshore community as well as Gardens residents gathered for fun at the slot machines, black jack tables and roulette table. All the gaming was for free and for fun as the players’ winnings were turned ... Read More »

Westlake Girl Scouts Build First Gaga Pit

Westlake Girl Scout Troop 168 led by Dawn Evans and co-leader Bernadette Kronz dedicated the first Westlake Gaga Pit on the grounds of Dover Intermediate School on Wednesday, May 30. Gaga, is a type of dodgeball game that is played with one ball. The game combines dodging, striking, running, and jumping, with the objective of being the last person standing. ... Read More »

Westlake Honors All-Time Great Randy Pease No-Hitter

Westlake High remembered one of the school’s all-time great sports accomplishments this spring by celebrating the only no-hitter ever pitched in Demon baseball history. 1968 grad Randy Pease accomplished the feat 50 years ago this spring! In remembrance of his feat, Westlake Athletics invited Randy back to throw out the first pitch of the April 25th game against North Olmsted ... Read More »

Bistro83 Raises the Bar in North Ridgeville

Bistro83, already noted for its fine food and friendly bar located at the corner of Rt. 83 and Mills Road in North Ridgeville, reopened Monday evening after an elaborate expansion and remodeling. Located just south of the Mills Road traffic circle, there is no roundabout way to say it better than this: Bistro83 has raised the bar – the Raw ... Read More »

Crocker Park Art Fair & Craft Marketplace

Annual Event Joins New Summer of Art Series Throughout Cleveland Area The Summer of Art Cleveland Series continues with the return of the 13th Annual Crocker Park Fine Art Fair with Craft Marketplace June 9 – 10. Residents and visitors to Crocker Park are invited to enjoy the gorgeous weather while perusing thousands of handmade-in-the-USA works of art. More than ... Read More »

Rock the Bald! Holy Trinity Students ‘Brave the Shave’ in Avon

Students at Holy Trinity School started summer off right last week – they ‘Braved the Shave’ in a St. Baldrick’s Day fundraiser dedicated to raising resources to fight pediatric cancer. “We were excited to host our 3rd annual St. Baldrick’s event at Holy Trinity on Thursday, May 31,” said committee member Noreen Woidke. “Students, faculty, family and friends had the ... Read More »

REGISTER TODAY for FREE Sports Physicals at Center for Orthopedics

The deadline is today, June 4 for the Center for Orthopedics 10th Annual Sports Physical event on Friday, June 8, from 1 – 5 p.m. This event is free and open to all students who are required to receive a physical before starting a school-sanctioned program. Last year, more than 880 students from 18 schools received physicals, and this year’s ... Read More »

Neighbor Warned for Cutting Grass at 1 a.m.!!!

Is there anything more annoying than being awakened by a lawn mower early in the morning! Westlake Police received a complaint last week about a resident who was actually cutting his grass at 1 a.m.!! The call came on May 29 at 1:16 a.m. about a noise disturbance on Framingham Drive.  A noise disturbance call is not out of the ordinary ... Read More »

Bay Police Help Bust Break-in Ring

The pursuit and apprehension of a stolen car last week by Bay Police led to the arrest of four individuals believed to be part of a string of area break-ins. Events came on 06/03/2018,at 13:15 hrs, when Bay Village officers were involved in a pursuit of a stolen vehicle. The vehicle was reported to be involved in break-ins in Westlake ... Read More »

Avon East Elementary Field Day

Avon East Elementary School students celebrated the upcoming end of the school year (last day is June 7) with annual Field Day activities. It was a hot day for both grades but the students enjoyed the activities. Thank you to the many volunteers and staff members who make these events possible each year. Read More »