St. John Medical Center Community Outreach Nurses’ Health Tip: New research suggests that routinely wearing a pedometer encourages people to walk about an extra mile each day, lose weight, and lower their blood pressure and cholesterol. Aim for at least 30 minutes of brisk walking and a total of 10,000 steps per day. – M. Kiczek RN BSN Free Bone Density ... Read More »
A True “One-Stop Shop” for Home, Lawn, and Pet Needs Landmark Lawn & Garden Supply is a one-stop shop for home, lawn and pet needs. Every season brings a reason for customers to benefit from the high-quality products, great values and personalized service they find at Landmark stores. Truly a trusted name, Landmark started as a Co-Op in 1934 and ... Read More »
It was a full day of fun at Crocker Park Saturday as Halloween was celebrated in a big way with food trucks, trick or treating with kids and, best of all, a gala Pet Costume Contest. Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough was joined by Q104’s Average Joe and Tiffani Tucker of Cleveland 19 News as they put on the dogs (and ... Read More »
St. John Medical Center President and CEO William A. Young, Jr. will be leaving his post at SJMC to join Southwest Community Health System in Middleburg Hts. in January. The news came last week in an announcement from Richard A. Hanson, President, University Hospitals Community Hospitals and Ambulatory Network. “It is with mixed emotions that we announce William A. Young, ... Read More »
Thanks to calls from concerned drivers, Bay Village Police were able to take two motorists off the road this week who failed field sobriety tests. On Sat., Oct. 25 at 3:03 a.m., a motorist called in a possible intoxicated driver that was traveling westbound on Lake Rd. in the area of Huntmere. Officers stopped the vehicle on Lake Rd. near ... Read More »
The need to keep senior citizens and other vulnerable residents safe from telephone scammers remains important in our communities. Westlake Police report that an 80-year-old Brick Mill run woman has lost $4900 to scammers recently. The calls originated from Jamaica and the victim was told that she had won a sweepstakes and had to send cash via the US mail. ... Read More »
Here’s What You Need To Know Fall is the perfect time to take care of things around the house and prepare for those long winter nights. As the season’s chore list grows, you may be tempted to stick with your current Medicare Advantage (Part C) or Part D prescription drug plan. But that plan may no longer be your best ... Read More »
Dr. James and Lois Magisano: Doing Well by Doing Good Community West Foundation annually honors excellence in giving by presenting the prestigious Art of Caring Award. The award celebrates the exceptional generosity, commitment and outstanding community support embraced by each year’s winner. 2015 award winners are Dr. James and Lois Magisano, west side philanthropists who have made giving an integral ... Read More »
Award-winning Westlake Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility Cuts Ribbon on Stunning New Center for Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy Rae-Ann Suburban Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility in Westlake, Ohio celebrated the opening of its modern new therapy gym yesterday in a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough. Rae-Ann Suburban specializes in orthopedic rehabilitation and has one of the area’s ... Read More »
It Is Not a Tax Increase A renewal of the Arts & Culture levy, Issue 8, will appear on the November 3rd ballot in Cuyahoga County. If approved, this issue won’t increase taxes or prices. It will simply continue the same level of support for Arts & Culture organizations and initiatives for another 10 years. Approval will ensure continued funding ... Read More »
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