How bad is the heroin epidemic? J. Mark Busch of Busch Funeral Services is so grieved by serving families of overdose victims that he has helped found a new group – GreaterThanHeroin.com – in an effort to stem the tide of this devastation. The group, whose tag line is ‘Understanding Heroin – Be the Change’ – was started by Fr. ... Read More »
UH St. John Medical Center observed March as Digestive Health Month with several important wellness and outreach events. Colon Cancer Education and Awareness Exhibits were featured from 10-2 p.m. in the UH St. John Medical Center Lobby from March 22-24. Many supportive institutions were available for education, support, and also to sign up for colonoscopies. Participants included: UH Digestive Health ... Read More »
Join Community West Foundation at a fundraiser to provide awareness and assistance for the most precious of our community, Children with Autism. This event is dedicated to providing awareness and funding for children with autism, as well as showcasing the brand new Center for Autism on the west side. As we discover the causes, intervention and treatments of autism, early ... Read More »
Donna Batts of The Normandy Senior Apartments visits with Dr. Ryan Huntsman as she took part in last Saturday’s UH SJMC Cardiac Screening event. A huge turnout of community residents stopped by to learn about their risk for vascular diseases. Excellent treatments for all forms of vascular disease are available at University Hospitals Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute locations across ... Read More »
It been a big month for the West Shore Chamber of Commerce and the Power of More. From Mayoral ‘State of the City’ addresses to ribbon-cuttings to terrific slam-bang business after hour events at Ohio Brewing in North Olmsted and GK Polishing in Avon, it’s been a busy month of networking. No wonder Chamber boss John Sobolewski and teammates Tammy ... Read More »
North Pointe Ballet (NPB) returns to Hope Community Church Auditorium, 6941 Columbia Road in Olmsted Falls this spring to present another full-length classical ballet featuring a cast of professional dancers from the company as well as local dance students in children’s roles. The company will perform the ballet “Cinderella” set to Sergei Prokofiev’s 1944 score. Director Janet Dziak’s original choreography ... Read More »
If you are looking for answers to your questions on Alzheimer’s Disease, all the resources you need were made available at Avon Place Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation in Avon last week at a public Lunch & Learn presentation by Alzheimer’s Association Education and Outreach Specialist Jamie Inks, CTRS, CDP. “The Alzheimer’s Association is always here for you, 24 hours a ... Read More »
The City of Bay Village hosted a Town Meeting Monday at Dwyer Center where Glen Coyne, Executive Director, Cuyahoga County Planning Commission, presented results of the city’s Master Plan 2016. About 200 guests were welcomed by Mayor Paul Koomar, Council President Dwight Clark and all city officials. The presentation reviewed Vision Statement and Actions proposed by the Master Plan. The ... Read More »
The Westlake Town Criers announce the 2017 Westlake City Easter Egg Hunt and Candy Scramble will be held at the Westlake Recreation Center, 28955 Hilliard Blvd. on Sat., April 8. There will be two candy scrambles. The First at 1 p.m. for those ages 4 through 6, and the Second at 1:30 p.m. for those ages 7 through 10. At ... Read More »
March Madness invaded the Westlake Recreation Center! Thursday March 23rd & Saturday March 25th saw over 100 teams in grades 3-8 participate in the annual basketball event. Teams from all over the area came to showcase their talents on the hardwood court. Teams such as the Hot Shots, Beastly Ballers, Ninja Ballers & Storm Squad took over the courts on ... Read More »
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