Avon Place Skilled Nursing in Avon had a wonderful 101st birthday celebration for their resident Fran Berner. Fran was born in the Bronx, NYC to immigrants, Louis and James Donlon on March 23, 1917. Fran met her future husband, David Berner when she was 14. They were married before David’s Army deployment during WWII to Edinburgh Scotland. After the war, ... Read More »
Nightingale Centers for Regenerative Medicine provides safe, effective and minimally invasive treatments that promote the ability of the body to heal itself. Located in Westlake, Nightingale has introduced several highly effective medical treatments that are new to Ohio since its opening in Aug., 2017. By providing advanced Stem Cell therapies, Neurostimulation, and Dry Needling (a form of trigger point therapy) ... Read More »
The Avon Lake City Schools Foundation would like to invite everyone to attend their Indoor Sale by the Lake on Sat., April 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Avon Lake High School Auxiliary Gym is the site of this exciting sale located at 175 Avon Belden Road in Avon Lake. Eighty-five artisans will present their beautiful creations in time ... Read More »
The 4th Annual Avon Fine Arts Extravaganza is set to take place April 23-26 at the Avon Isle, 37080 Detroit Road, Avon. This is a district-wide art show and music event highlighting students from choir, orchestra, and band, as well as showcasing more than 300 pieces of artwork from students grades K-12. Schedule of events is listed below. Monday, April ... Read More »
Members of Cuyahoga West Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society will offer free family history research assistance to the public, from 1:00-2:30 p.m., on Wednesday, May 2, in the computer room, Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Rd. If you have data recorded to pedigree and/or family group sheets, please bring these forms with you, to help volunteers help ... Read More »
‘Learning for Life’ Lecture Series Program on April 18 Focuses on the Holy City Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will examine the religious and historical identity of Jerusalem during a “Learning for Life” lecture series program April 18 at Corporate College® West. The free program — titled “Jerusalem: Center of the World” — will focus on the complex history of the ... Read More »
The University Hospitals St. John Medical Center Auxiliary recently presented eligible Patient Care Nurse Assistants and Division Secretaries with the gift of a new uniform. The project was one of many the Auxiliary conducts year-round in efforts to support the good works of UH St. John Medical Center. In fact, Auxiliary projects amounted to over $38,000 in 2017! The story ... Read More »
One of the best business networking events of the year is hosted annually at GK’s Custom Polishing & More on Lear Industrial Parkway. Many thanks for Grant Alexander for the generous opening of his facility for fun and networking last evening – a great time was had by all! Thanks to Dawn Tarka and Jerry Masek for their great photos! ... Read More »
Join a Celebration of the “Life of Eleanor Roosevelt” Join the Bay Village Historical Society on May 17 as it celebrates the “Life of Eleanor Roosevelt,” an American politician, diplomat and activist. Guest speaker Ruth Pangrace will give her portrayal of Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, the longest-serving First Lady of the United States during her husband President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s four ... Read More »
“Baskets and Bonnets,” the latest exhibit at Rose Hill Museum in Bay Village, celebrates the return of spring and the reopening of the museum for 2018. The exhibit, which debuts on Apr. 15, features bonnets dating back to 1818 through 1940. The bonnet collection has never been displayed and is complemented by baskets from the same period. Adding to the ... Read More »
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