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Voyeur Suspect Wanted in Westlake

Westlake Police are on the lookout for a voyeur suspect who was reported to be in the Crocker Park area. According to police, the male pictured was recording another male with a cellphone in the restroom of the Nordstrom rack store in Westlake on Dec. 21 at apprx. 6:20 p.m.. The victim confronted the suspect, who made a partial admission ... Read More »

Westlake Police: Woman Talks Herself into Trouble

Here is the story of a woman who talked too much! It starts with  46 year old Cleveland woman who kept calling her soon-to-be-ex-husband’s Sperry Dr. workplace on Dec. 13, even after being told to stop. She interspersed those calls with more calls to his cell phone. One of those calls was answered by an investigating officer from the Westlake Police ... Read More »

Help Your Neighbors In Need With SocksPLUS

Give the Gift of Warmth and Comfort. Give the Gift of Socks, Plus More When was the last time you were excited to receive socks? For thousands of Cleveland’s homeless, socks are a gift that’s never taken for granted. In fact, they are the item that’s most requested by anyone living outside. The needs are constant throughout the year. During ... Read More »

Community West Foundation: “To Uncover the Divine Spark in Every Shadow…..”

What better season than Advent to celebrate the divine spark that is alive in each and every one of us? Community West Foundation did just that on Sunday afternoon with the premiere reading of Mensch’s Polonaise, an original work created for David T. Dombrowiak by Cleveland Poet Katie Daley. Daley presented the poem – along with two others – on ... Read More »

UH SJMC Holiday Luncheon

St. John Medical Center’s Holiday Spirit was in full swing last Wednesday at Avon Oaks Country Club as the hospital honored its Auxiliary Board and membership with lunch, friendship and fun. SJMC President Robert G. David and Auxiliary Board President Ardis Radak thanked these generous volunteers for all they do. Sr. Kendra Bottoms opened lunch with a prayer and then ... Read More »

Remembering Our Furry Friends at Christmas

The Northeast Ohio SPCA non-profit, no-kill Pet Shelter was the recipient of generous holiday support last week as Dana Banyasz and Karen Stanziano of the Bay Village Edward Jones office held their third annual Pet Drive to celebrate the season. Pet Shelter Director Jeff Kocian and his wife Jean stopped by last Thursday to pick up the gifts of food ... Read More »

Christmas Crafts at The Normandy

There is always plenty to do around the holidays! At the Normandy Senior Living of Rocky River, craft wreaths were a great time to spend a day around a creative activity and make something for the front door, a window or to give as a gift. Amanda Argabrite of The Normandy taught this class Monday, and residents had a great ... Read More »

City of Bay Village Honors Rick Burns & Family

  Rick and Anna Burns are retiring, and the Bay Village landmark  service station known and loved as Burns Auto will be occupied by Vivid Jewelers with exciting plans to renovate the historic building and street corner at Dover Center and Wolf Roads in Bay Village. Bay Village interim Mayor Gary Ebert and City Council honored Rick Burns of Burns ... Read More »

Delta Kappa Gamma, Tau Chapter Honors Long Time Members

The Tau Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma honored its long time members at their Christmas meeting on December 8, 2016. Delta Kappa Gamma promotes professional and personal growth of women educators and excellence in education.  The members of Tau chapter are from the far Westside suburbs of Cleveland.  The teachers honored have been members in Tau for 20 years and ... Read More »

Avon’s Tree Lighting Festival Celebrates the Season

Avon kicked off the Holiday Season in good, old traditional style the weekend of Dec. 2-4 with its annual Tree Lighting Festival. Activities started in the Olde Avon area and moved to the Gazebo and Avon Isle Saturday evening as hundreds of residents came out to celebrate. Highlight was Santa’s Sleigh Ride to the Gazebo where he pulled the switch ... Read More »