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UH St. John Medical Center Welcomes Drs. Jason Frazier and Cynthia Caja

UH St. John Medical Center welcomes Drs. Jason Frazier and Cynthia Caja! Experience a different kind of primary care at UH Select – Westlake, membership-based care designed around your needs and built on a stronger relationship with your physician. Same-Day or Next Day Visits Extended Appointments 24/7 Patient Navigator Exclusive Membership Perks Welcoming new patients in Westlake. To schedule an ... Read More »

31st Annual Pediatric Toy Run Brings Comfort to Fairview Hospital’s Youngest Patients

Nearly 300 motorcyclists took to Cleveland’s West Side on July 11 for the 31st Annual Pediatric Toy Run, a long-standing community tradition benefiting pediatric patients at Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital. Hosted by Community West Foundation in partnership with Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital, Rock-n-Roll City Harley-Davidson, American Legion Post 703, the HOG Chapter, and event founder Mike Stevens, the Toy Run ... Read More »

Great Lakes Honda Continues Support for Maltby Breast Health Center at UH St. John Medical Center

For the seventh consecutive year, Great Lakes Honda West has partnered with University Hospitals St. John Medical Center to support breast health care on the west side through a donation benefiting the Maltby Breast Health Center. The annual gift was generated through a portion of vehicle sales during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. With this year’s contribution, Great Lakes ... Read More »

Bay Village Police Receive $10,000 Donation for Amy Mihaljevic Case

The women and men of the Bay Village Police Department would like to thank Joyce Buick/GMC for their incredible donation of $10,000 to the Amy Mihaljevic Fund. Their generosity will help fund forensic testing now and in the future as they work to solve this case. Amy was abducted from a Bay Village shopping center in 1989. Her remains were ... Read More »

Westlake Fourth of July

What a great Fourth of July weekend for the Westlake community. From the Independence Day parade and classic cars to the activities in the park, it was a full day of red, white, and blue. We hope everyone had a safe and happy Independence Day! Click here for more photos. Read More »

Avon Bike Parade

An Avon tradition is the annual Fourth of July Bike parade through the Aquatic Center Park and across Detroit Road. This year’s edition was another good one as sunny skies greeted several hundred red, white and blue participants. Parade Marshalls this year were the state champion Avon High girls track team and third place boys team. A fitting gesture from ... Read More »

BAY DAYS Rewind

Always a summer highlight, Bay Days in Bay Village was especially fun this year thanks to Bay Kiwanis. Great weather, large crowds and plenty of fun! Here’s a look at the good times! Photos courtesy of Bay Village Kiwanis, www.bayvillagekiwanis.org/ We had a wonderful time meeting you at Bay Days!  We strive to make Bay Days an awesome event for ... Read More »

Reading of The Declaration of Independence

Thank you to Westlake Porter Public Library for hosting a public reading of the Declaration of Independence on July 8, honoring the first public reading of the document on July 8, 1776. Westlake joined communities across the country in recreating this historic moment as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration. The Sons of the American Revolution color guard opened ... Read More »

Saving Trees: How the Bay Tree Conservancy is Making a Difference

Suburban growth has brought a lot of new homes to the West Shore. But it has also cost the region in terms of lost tree canopy. New neighborhoods sometimes mean the destruction of completely forested lots and acres. And new homeowners also take out existing trees. So do storms and old age. In Bay Village, the Bay Tree Conservancy is ... Read More »

Help Protect Westlake’s New Athletic Fields

By: Jorden Shevel The City of Westlake is asking residents and visitors to help protect the new Parkside Athletic Fields and Recreation Center Park Fields. These facilities represent a significant community investment and were built for athletes, families and residents of all ages to enjoy. City staff have recently encountered litter, e-bikes on the turf, dogs and pet waste on ... Read More »