Hannah Kiraly of Lakewood tops state Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society members Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) student Hannah Kiraly has been named Ohio’s 2015 New Century Scholar after posting the state’s top application score among nominees to the All-USA Community College Academic Team. The Lakewood resident is one of only 50 New Century Scholars from across the United States and ... Read More »
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‘Art to Go’ at Westlake Taco Bell
It wasn’t exactly a break-in at the Louvre, but a copy of the painting shown in this story was stolen from the Taco Bell restaurant at 1345 Columbia Rd., report Westlake Police. Staff did not see the heist, but think it was removed from a dining room wall sometime between 11PM March 14 and 2AM March 15 by art aficionados ... Read More »
Celebrate St. Patty’s Day with Caution
St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland holds many time-honored traditions for the faithful Irish and locals. Festivities downtown and beyond are sure to bring good cheer to all, but be aware of reckless drivers and take care to avoid any drunk driving situations. Uber: A great way to arrange a car ride to the parade, and by using the code JACKPOT, your first Uber ... Read More »
Miss America Scholarship Pageant has Ties to Westshore
On February, 28, 2015, the Miss Greater Cleveland Scholarship Pageant was held at Parma-Snow Library in front of an impressive crowd and with much fanfare. After almost a half century of running this much beloved program, Mrs. Sylvia Jensen of North Royalton, along with her husband, Harvey, officially retired. Stepping in to carry on the tradition is new executive director, ... Read More »
Bay City Council Discusses Cleveland Water Dept. Contract
Bay Village City Council is discussing three different agreements relative to the city contract with the Cleveland Div. of Water. –One draft is the authorization to enter into a contract for the restatement of a new Water Service Agreement with the City of Cleveland. -Another, in conjunction with that, is what is termed an Asset Transfer Agreement where the City of ... Read More »
Community Event! The Orchards of Westlake Hosts Heart Talk
Dr. Atul R. Hulyalkar, MD, Cardiologist at UH Westlake Health Center and St. John Medical Center, will discuss the role of lifestyle modification and improving cardiovascular health, focusing on cardiovascular health in women. This information is pertinent for men as well. Join us at The Orchards of Westlake on Thursday, March 19, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. for a heart healthy ... Read More »
Westlake Police: Flying Squirrel Lands in Chimney
Just in from Frostbite Falls (Westlake Police): A flying squirrel got stuck in an Augusta Court home’s fireplace on Feb. 24. His friend Bullwinkle J. Moose was unsuccessful in extricating him, so Animal Control Officer Jim Wang lent the homeowner a trap. Just like many of “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle”, Rocky the Flying Squirrel was released from bondage ... Read More »
The Importance of Vaccinating Your Pets
In case you missed it, there has been a recent measles outbreak in the U.S. Some parents feel that getting their children vaccinated is more harmful than helpful, so they decided against vaccination. That same trend is starting to pop up in the pet world—which could be the cause of the return of illnesses and diseases that were once a ... Read More »
Winter Weather Advisory for Pets: From the American Veterinary Medical Association
Jack Frost is definitely hanging around this winter with more biting winds and drifting snow. This non-stop cold is not only a nuisance and danger to us, but also to our furry friends. So, what to do to keep our pets safe and warm? The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has provided some tips to keep pets healthy when the ... Read More »
Westlake High Seniors are Presidential Scholar Candidates
Three Westlake High School seniors have named U.S. Presidential Scholar candidates. Aswin Bikkani, Nicholas Craven and Kartik Dhinakaran are among 98 students from Ohio named candidates for this prestigious award. Each year, up to 141 students nationwide are named Presidential Scholars, one of the nation’s highest honors for high school students. Application for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program is by ... Read More »
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