On Thursday, September 7, Holy Trinity School hosted Rachel’s Challenge, a non-profit organization that seeks to equip and inspire individuals to replace acts of violence, bullying, and negativity with acts of respect, kindness and respect. Rachel Joy Scott – the namesake of Rachel’s Challenge – was the first victim of the 1999 Columbine school shooting tragedy. Her uncle, Larry Scott, ... Read More »
Covered by Medicare At their Westlake medical office, Doctors Evenhouse and Manacci have been treating patients with chronic pain by using neurostimulation therapy. The results have been positive, with most patients reporting a reduction in pain within 1-2 days. Neurostimulation is a minimally-invasive and drug-free therapy, where patients temporarily wear a small, disposable device just below the ear. That neurostimulator ... Read More »
The Power of More Chambers will hold their seventh annual Business Expo on September 28. The event is being held at a brand new location, Market Square at Crocker Park. Free and open to the public the expo is scheduled from 3 to 6 p.m. “Due to the continued growth of the Power of More Chambers, we felt the need ... Read More »
Church on the Rise in Westlake members prayed over their “Truckload of Hope” this past Sunday. Church on the Rise headed up a 50 Plus Urban and Suburban Church Outreach with churches from all over the Greater Cleveland Area to Help Flood Victims in Texas! All Pro Trucking from Avon donated the full sized 53 foot trailer. The truck left ... Read More »
Genesis West Bay Center of Westlake recently completed its annual federal survey and has received a Deficiency Free Survey. Every quarter, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) send out surveys to all beneficiaries that had received services that were covered under their Medicare benefit. These services include, but are not limited to hospital stays, home health services, and ... Read More »
Attempted Swindle Foiled in Bay A Narragansett resident called Bay Village Police to say his wife was the victim of an attempted swindle on Sept. 5 at 5:28 p.m. The female had received a voice mail at her place of employment in Lakewood requesting she call the Lucas County Sheriff’s Office. She called the number and left her cell phone ... Read More »
Avon Remembers September 11 The City of Avon gathered at the community’s Firefighter’s Memorial, “The Last Alarm” stationed on the community’s Fire Department grounds along Detroit Road on Monday. Services honored those who lost their lives in the terror attacks that rocked our nation on Sept. 11, 2001 as hijacked commercial airliners crashed into New York City’s Twin Towers, the ... Read More »
“Our business is wonderfully unique,” said Gary Levine, company president and third generation of the Levine family. Unique in that we stock and display over 4,000 wallcovering patters. As we start our 112th year, we are now the largest stocking wallcovering dealer in the United States. At our 7,000 square foot showroom in North Olmsted, Ohio, in addition to material ... Read More »
You can’t got to the Lorain County Fair without running into the name of agricultural equipment supplier Born Implement. The Amherst based company was started in 1965 by Howard Born and has since been the go-to supplier for agricultural equipment of all kinds ever since. Born equipment is also a generous sponsor and participant in the Lorain County Fair, donating ... Read More »
“When I was younger, my mom could not be at three places at once by picking both me and my brother up from school. It was because of my “fairy godmother” who took me to all of my activities that I could do both piano and dance when growing up. Now, looking back at it, my “fairy godmother” was a ... Read More »
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