The funeral procession for Cleveland Police Officer David Fahey will travel through Westlake this Saturday, January 28 starting at 9 a.m. The route is northbound on Crocker Rd, then eastbound on Hilliard Blvd until out of Westlake, departing the funeral home at 9 a.m. Crocker Rd. southbound at Center Ridge Rd will be closed Sat. Jan. 28 6 – 10 a.m. for the ... Read More »
Following is Westlake Porter Public Library’s February, 2017 calendar of events: Wednesdays, February 1, 8, 15 and 22 (10:15 & 11 a.m.) Let’s Sing and Dance! – Sing and move to the music with Miss Nancy! For children ages 2-6 with a caregiver. Please arrive early to receive a ticket. Wednesday, February 1 (1-2:30 p.m.) Cuyahoga West Genealogy Society Help ... Read More »
The male depicted apparently lacks that ole get up and go; he stole $36 worth of 5 hour energy drinks from the CVS store at Detroit-Bradley Rds. on Jan. 25 at 10:34AM. The license plate depicted was stolen from the owner some time ago. The car is a gold Chevrolet Impala; the suspect was in the same store the previous day ... Read More »
The Spine & Orthopedic Center at University Hospitals St. John Medical Center has achieved unparallelled excellence in every area of patient satisfaction, according to a large national survey conducted by the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS). The HCAHPS Survey – a national, standardized, publicly reported survey of patients’ perspectives of hospital care – ranked the UH ... Read More »
Exceeding National Benchmarks in Patient Satisfaction By Jennifer Mogus, BSN, RN University Hospitals St. John Medical Center’s Spine & Orthopedic Center has proudly exceeded National benchmarks in patient satisfaction. This has been accomplished through specific initiatives, tools, education and engagement of interdisciplinary teams throughout the system to transform the patient experience. Through collaborative efforts of Nursing Administration and support staff, ... Read More »
The stark reality of life as faced by Cleveland’s homeless was expressed through a dramatic showing of need at the Cleveland Homeless StandDown held at Public Hall on Sat., Jan. 14. About 1400 homeless men, women and even families converged on the Hall to avail themselves of community services, get a hot meal, and find coats, socks, shoes and clothes. ... Read More »
After a presidential inauguration, a million-woman march and week-long immersion of media hype controversy, it was good to take in the real spirit of community in Bay Village on Jan. 15 when resident Lorelei Suehrstedt organized a ‘Circle the City With Love’ event in front of the Bay Village Police Station on Wolf Road. “The mission is to embody the ... Read More »
Any time something positive can spread and truly make change for the better it’s something to celebrate. “The Arthur’s Shoe Tree SocksPLUS initiative with Community West Foundation has gotten a nice push from the recent Facebook and Villager newspaper appreciation,” reports proprietor Jeff Johnson. Last week, Johnson welcomed children to the store in Bay Village Square with their donations. “These ... Read More »
Bearden’s Restaurant celebrated their 69th anniversary on Jan. 18. Bearden’s has been serving up famous steakburgers, hand cut onion rings and milkshakes since 1948. 69-Cent steakburgers were featured all day! Bearden’s Restaurant has been an iconic destination on beautiful Route 6 (Lake Road) since 1934 when it began serving mouthwatering food originally as Jacksons Limited. In 1948, the name changed ... 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 »
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