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Land Patent claim is being made in Cuyahoga county, T7, R15, S10. To challenge this claim by 5-24-2025 do so here: https://freemans.pages.ontraport.net/notice Read More »
As a new part of Mayes & Sons Plumbing, Butts Plumbing will continue to provide the same great service
Family owned and operated, Butts Plumbing has been providing quality service to the Avon community for many years now. As a new part of Mayes & Sons Plumbing, Butts Plumbing will continue to provide the same quality of service that the company has been known for from the day we opened our doors. As homeowners with families ourselves, we recognize how disruptive ... Read More »
Cutest Pet Westlake Contest 2025
It’s time to announce the winners of the Cutest Pet in Westlake Contest 2025 Sponsored by The Westlake Historical Society. The contest has 2 divisions: Canine and Feline. Below is some information on the winners. In the Feline category, the winner is Dr. L. Weston House, who answers to Weston or Westy. He is the last living creature to inhabit ... Read More »
School Supts. Weigh in on Dept. of Education Dismantling
What is our local Supt. of Schools’ take on the Dept of Ed dismantling announced by the Trump administration last week? How might it affect area schools as well as schools across the country in general? Is there a way to address this without getting too political? Not asking to create a controversy, just straight info. Here is the answer ... Read More »
Mark 2 Roofing: Supporting Cleveland Homeowners with Storm Damage and Home Improvements
Cleveland homeowners are no strangers to wild weather. From tornadoes that tore through the region last summer, ice damming over the winter months, to the high winds and heavy rains of the spring, homes in Northeast Ohio take a beating year-round. With the destructive damage to roofs and siding across the area last August, many out-of-town roofing companies arrived, filing ... Read More »
Re-Think Before You Drink
Beer goggles were part of the program at the Westlake High Health Fair on March 18. Students wore ‘Beer Goggles’ to distort vision and then tried to walk in a straight line. The experience simulated the visual impairment that comes with drinking. “Re-Think Before You Drink” was the name of this UH St. John Medical Center stop. Don’t Drink and ... Read More »
Community West Foundation Distributes $702,000 in Grants to Local Nonprofits
The Community West Foundation Board of Directors has approved $551,000 in first-quarter grants to nonprofit agencies serving Cleveland, Western Cuyahoga, and Lorain Counties. In addition, $151,000 was distributed through the Community Impact Fund, a unique initiative that allows donors to contribute alongside Community West’s mission, knowing their gifts will be distributed directly to grantees. Every dollar given to the Community ... Read More »
Local Schools Spring Musicals – Westlake, Bay Village, Avon, Avon Lake
“Guys & Dolls” Promises to Be a Fun Wager of Music, Dance & Technology at Westlake High School In the musical Guys and Dolls, the timeless battle of the sexes takes center stage, weaving a tale where love triumphs over pride, stubbornness, and societal expectations. Amid the gritty backdrop of New York’s underworld, the sharp-witted gambler Sky Masterson and the ... Read More »
Governor’s Youth Art Exhibit
Two Bay High students had works qualify for State judging in the Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition: Junior Avery Schriner with 2 drawings, “Immersed” & “Learn, Play, Feel,” and Junior Sophia DiCicco for ceramic sculpture “Last third of a great feast,” also on display at the State House. Read More »