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Free Lecture: “Broadway & Beyond”

Honest Life and Career Advice for Aspiring Young Performers & Their Parents Renowned New York Talent Scout Peter Sklar knows a thing or two about helping aspiring child stars achieve success. His list of protégés includes TV and film veterans Sarah Jessica Parker, Reese Witherspoon, Mischa Barton, as well as a wide array of current Broadway, TV, and film actors, ... Read More »

Mayor Jensen Teams with AHS for State of the City Video

Avon Mayor Bryan Jensen teamed with Avon High students for his 2018 State of the City address last week, presenting to the packed house at Tom’s Country Place an 18 minute video produced by Eagle News Network. The stunning video captures not only the many public servants and community partners who work in Avon, it was a chance for Mayor ... Read More »

Westlake Mayor Clough Delivers 33rd State of the City Address

Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough delivered his 33rd State of the City address before more than 200 guests at Carrabba’s Italian Grill on Sperry Road Tues., March 13. Taking the helm as Mayor of Westlake back in 1986, Mayor Clough has led Westlake on an incredible run of growth and success as the semi-rural community of the mid-20th Century has grown ... Read More »

Bay High Students Make ‘Enough is Enough’ Statement

National School Walkout Day on March 14 saw Bay High students respectfully observe 17 minutes of silence outside the school at a time that morning that corresponded with the hour of tragedy in Parkland, Fla. earlier this month. Students like Julia Martin, with her sign, signaled a message to the nation that all have had enough of senseless violence. The ... Read More »

Bay Library Plans Unveiled

The Bay Village Planning Commission Architectural Board of Review met March 14 and rolled out the first renderings of the new Bay Village Branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library to be built on the site of Bay Way Cabin. Planning Chairman Mark Barbour introduced Cuyahoga County Public Library (CCPL), who was there to present “a very exciting project and ... Read More »

Another Great Season for Rocket Basketball

The Bay High basketball team saw its season end by a scant one-point margin in the Div. II regional finals at Bowling Green last weekend. The 65-64 loss to upstart Lexington, which had beaten top-ranked Wauseon to also get to the finals game, left Bay with plenty of scrapbook material for the 2017-18 season. Ending the year with a 20-7 ... Read More »

O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village: The Importance of Mental Stimulation

Learning more about the importance of keeping your mind active was the focus of a presentation by Julie Greer, MSW, LSW, at O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village last Friday. An expert on memory care, Julie shared insights on memory function, its importance and ways to keep your memory sharp at any age. Mental stimulation, she said, can take many forms, ranging ... Read More »

Super Year for Bay Matmen

It was a super year for the Bay High wrestling team! Junior 195-pouder Matt Cover led the way with a third place finish in the State Div. II Tournament two weeks ago. The win capped a 46-2 campaign for Cover, who also claimed conference, sectional and district titles. He was joined by a strong lineup that saw Bay wrestlers leave ... Read More »

Wearin’ O’ the Green at Normandy Care Center

St. Patrick’s Day was celebrated in festive style at the Normandy Care Center on Saturday, March 17. Residents and guests enjoyed St. Paddy’s Day fun, food and music. Click here to view the entire gallery. Read More »

Westlake’s Rain & Garden Show is Protecting Our Future

Protecting Our Future is this year’s theme for the City of Westlake’s Rain and Garden Show, which will be held at Crocker Park’s Market Square on Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. The event is free and open to the public. “The use of sustainable practices and conservation throughout our watershed helps protect our future,” said ... Read More »