A Cleveland holiday tradition, Apollo’s Fire and Jeannette Sorrell present a dramatic presentation of Handel’s most famous oratorio, Messiah. Taking their cue from Handel’s original conception of the piece as theatrical entertainment, Sorrell and her actor-singers take the listeners on a spiritual and emotional journey through this masterwork. Friday, December 9, 8 p.m. – St. Raphael Catholic Church, Bay Village ... Read More »
A fast food plague has arrived at the home of a Beethoven Dr. woman in Westlake. The prank played out as 12 false pizza, Chinese food, and sandwich orders were delivered to her house and Westlake workplace between Oct. 30 and Nov. 13. Numerous delivery chains have also been misled by the unknown suspect. Daddy’s Home A Holly Lane. dad ... Read More »
In the early morning hours of Nov. 18, a prowler or prowlers rummaged through or tried to enter a number of unlocked cars parked on Mendelssohn Dr., Beethoven Dr., Brahms Dr., and Queens Ct. in Westlake, report Police. Items such as a cigar cutter, knife, lighter, cash, Rx medicine, credit and gift cards, sunglasses, and hockey sticks were taken. An ... Read More »
Avon High School Athletic Director, Erich Frombach, has been named Athletic Director of the Year by the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (OIAAA). “We are fortunate to have Erich on our team,” said Mike Laub, Avon Local Schools superintendent. “His focus is on the development of young people through athletics and that is why our programs are so successful. Erich has ... Read More »
Nov. 13 -15: Five businesses at 26615 Center Ridge Rd. have had door or window glass damaged by marbles, resulting in $8000 in total damages, report Westlake Police. A window on a 2000 Chrysler minivan parked in that lot was also broken, causing $300 damage. The use of a slingshot is presumed, as a marble was recovered at the scene. ... Read More »
The American ideals of citizenship, respect, and community were celebrated last Friday as Veteran’s Day was observed throughout the land. Coming just three days after our tumultuous national election, Veteran’s Day observances sent a clear message to one and all about the roles of honor, diversity and patriotism as they really exist in our nation. They start in the hearts ... Read More »
St. Paul Lutheran Church of Westlake believes every life is precious no matter the age. On November 13, the Detroit Road Church planted 500 crosses in memory of the 58 million American babies lost to abortion since 1973. “We mourn when life is lost to death, addiction or brokenness. When we plant the crosses we remember the 58 million American ... Read More »
The Bay Village Police Department is requesting help from all residents. The city has experienced a rash of stolen vehicles and theft from autos. Since June 27, 2016 *SEVEN* vehicles have been stolen from resident’s homes. These vehicles were in driveways, and in some cases, in the garage. ALL the vehicles were left unlocked with the keys inside, or nearby. ... Read More »
Once again this holiday season, the Christmas spirit will shine a little more brightly in Bay Village. The Bay Village Historical Society and the Bay Village Kiwanis are asking Bay residents to join them in celebrating an old-fashioned community Christmas on Sunday, Dec. 4, 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. A kickoff to the holiday season, the event will include a ... Read More »
Everyone is invited to “Deck the Halls” at Rose Hill Museum for the holidays. “Deck the Halls,” a seasonal exhibit presented by the Bay Village Historical Society on Nov. 20 through Dec. 18, focuses on holiday cheer, elegance and a bit of fun. The Bay Village Historical Society, led by creative director Janet Zvara and holiday designer Janet Verdier, has ... Read More »
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