Antibiotics are an important part of healthcare. They are powerful drugs when used for the right reasons. Understanding antibiotics was the focus of an O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village ‘Lunch & Learn’ event last week. Daniel Sweeney, MD, shared his program, “Antibiotic stewardship – information patients and families should know. The informative talk detailed the ways antibiotics fight infections caused by ... Read More »
New to Westlake’s Genesis West Bay Center is a Ventilator Rehabilitation Unit designed for patients needing short-term or continuous ventilator treatment and rehabilitation. The addition of this health care asset to the community means patients who are leaving the hospital, long-term care facility, or other healthcare facility have a qualified resource close to home. “Our ventilator team is led by ... Read More »
JUMPSTART YOUR HEALTH! Nightingale Centers for Regenerative Medicine blends advanced medical expertise with state of the art technology to help people get back to the active lives they desire. Dr. Matthew Evenhouse, a board-certified ER doctor says, “People want to live with a minimum of pain and disability. In our emergency careers, we met many people who’ve tried everything modern ... Read More »
“If you’re the only business open during an outage then an obvious conclusion is that you may double or even triple your usual revenue per hour,” – Craig, Owner of Shepp Electric Company, Inc., the area’s ONLY Family Owned and Operated Generac Dealer! The focus on standby generators and their ability to keep homes and businesses operating is an understandable ... Read More »
Just this past year, we’ve seen natural disasters in Texas, California, Florida and Puerto Rico – and looking back even further, it’s not hard to spot other traumas in virtually every part of the country. Whether it’s a tornado, hurricane, flood or wildfire, you may be at least potentially susceptible to a weather-related event that could threaten your physical – ... Read More »
The Westlake Alumni Association announced their 2018 Hall of Fame inductees at halftime of last Friday night’s Westlake High basketball game against North Olmsted. Alumni Association Board Member Marybeth Schneidler made the introductions. The formal induction will take place this fall the weekend of Westlake’s homecoming. Westlake High School 2018 Distinguished Hall of Fame Inductees: – Mrs. Sharon Chase Green ... Read More »
Would you know what to do if a terrorist attack, a shooting or even a car accident happened and help was needed? Stop the Bleed is a program initiated by a Federal Interagency Workgroup convened by the National Security Council staff, the White House. The purpose of the campaign is to build national resilience by better preparing the public to ... Read More »
The Bay Village Police Department is hosting a 12 week Community Police Academy. This free program is open to all of those 21 years of age and older but Bay Village residents will be given priority for enrollment. Classes will be held every Thursday starting March 1, 2018 at the Bay Village Police Department. The course will cover multiple areas ... Read More »
A letter addressed to a fictitious ‘Dan Kay’ was not ‘OK’ with authorities in Westlake last week when the envelope was found to contain 32 phony $20 bills. Westlake Police got call on Jan. 29 from the Detroit Rd. Apartment Complex Leasing Office that they had received a letter in the US mail addressed to “Dan Kay”. As there ... Read More »
Dover Intermediate School sixth-grade art student Kaitlyn Kunchik had her Notan cut paper design project chosen for exhibition at the 38th Annual Youth Art Month Exhibition (YAM) in Columbus. Kaitlyn’s piece is one of 135 student works from around the state chosen for the exhibition sponsored by the Ohio Art Education Association. Kaitlyn will be recognized at the YAM Recognition Ceremony ... Read More »
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