by Thomas F. Hill When The American Flag is displayed with a Color Guard during a parade or other formal type ceremony, those observing this function should: 1.) Stand at Attention, 2.) Remove their hats or caps, 3.) Place their right hand over their heart/or if wearing a hat or cap, hold the hat or cap over ones heart with ... Read More »
Bay Village Bay Days 2025 Fun For the Whole Family! Join us for the 2025 Annual Bay Days in Bay Village! During the four day carnival, July 2-5, catch up with family and friends, enjoy thrilling rides, fuel up with delicious food, listen to local music and celebrate 4th of July with stunning fireworks on July 5. Open daily from ... Read More »
The Bay Village Tree Conservancy Did you know those big, beautiful canopy trees — the mature ones with wide-reaching branches that provide shade and environmental benefits — might be adding serious value to your home? In some cases, they can increase property values by $20,000 or more. Unfortunately, many homeowners don’t realize this and remove mature trees, not knowing they’re ... Read More »
The Bay Village Tree Conservancy Did you know those big, beautiful canopy trees — the mature ones with wide-reaching branches that provide shade and environmental benefits — might be adding serious value to your home? In some cases, they can increase property values by $20,000 or more. Unfortunately, many homeowners don’t realize this and remove mature trees, not knowing they’re ... Read More »
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In the age of social media, it’s easy to find advice on just about anything — including how to manage your money. Content creators known as “finfluencers” — short for financial influencers — use platforms like TikTok, YouTube and Instagram to share their takes on investing, budgeting and building wealth. Many of them are charismatic and relatable, and they often ... Read More »
Megan Cutright and Layla Carter have always been a team. An inseparable mother-daughter duo. Often times, they had to be. “I was 19 years old when I had her,” Megan, 38, says of Layla, 17. “I was still growing up and pretty much raised her by myself. So, we’ve always been a team, we’ve always stuck together.” Now, the pair from ... Read More »
Six years after a life-threatening illness, Reisinger graduates from LCCC, ready to inspire others with his journey. On May 17, Shayne Reisinger will walk across the Lorain County Community College commencement stage, shake hands with LCCC President Marcia J. Ballinger, Ph.D., and accept his diploma. He’ll do so on his own, without the assistance of a walker or a wheelchair. ... Read More »
Fueled by his past and driven by purpose, Knotts is earning his degree in psychology at LCCC Dario Knotts came back to school in his 30s so he can give back to others. The 2025 graduate is earning an associate of arts in psychology and plans to go into social work. Knotts, 33, wants to help children who endure the difficulties that can ... Read More »
How well you and your doctor communicate is one of the most important pieces when receiving healthcare. Learn how to talk with your doctor and make the most of your scheduled appointment. Also, receive tips on choosing a new physician if one is needed. Presented by Tracey Taylor-Kolar, RN, BSN, CCM Amada Senior Care Wednesday, June 4, 2025 • 2:30 ... Read More »
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