Bay Village Garden Club welcomed Robert Rensel from the Cleveland Botanical Garden to their February luncheon meeting. Mr. Rensel spoke on the healing value of nature. Mr. Rensel cited several studies done world-wide that connected health and wellness to the presence of trees and gardens. Trees and plants provide oxygen and help to clean the air by absorbing pollution. He ... Read More »
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Honor Good Deeds: Teen Brings Tolerance Message to Bay Students
Teen speaker Justin Bachman, a suicide survivor and Tourette Syndrome advocate who brings a message of tolerance to local schools, appeared before 800 Bay Village students Friday. The 16-year old appeared at Bay Middle School to perform his program, Living Loud. Students commented that they learned to treat others with respect and that tolerance and that acceptance starts with embracing ... Read More »
Community Champions: Doris Gorgas & The Bay Village Bicycle Cooperative
Doris Gorgas has been named 2014 Bay Village citizen of the year, and the Village Bicycle Cooperative has been named 2014 project of the year by the Bay Village Community Council. All were honored during a reception held at Bay Lodge Sunday, Feb. 23. Master of Ceremonies Eric Eakin welcomed the honorees with a long list of their community contributions. ... Read More »
Agenda, Bay Village City Council
March 3, 2014 Regular Meeting, Council Chambers 8:00 p.m. Caucus 7:30 p.m. Paul A. Koomar, President of Council, Presiding Pledge of Allegiance/ Councilman Dwight Clark Roll Call Reading of Minutes – Special Meeting of Council – February 24, 2014 Cahoon Memorial Park Trustees – February 24, 2014 ANNOUNCEMENTS President of Council Koomar Town Hall Meeting ... Read More »
TEEN SPEAKER JUSTIN BACHMAN ADDRESSES BAY VILLAGE STUDENTS
Suicide survivor and Tourette Syndrome advocate brings message of tolerance to local schools What: Teen advocate for tolerance and acceptance to speak to Bay Village students When: February 28, 2014. 8:00am and 9:00am (two sessions of 200+ students) Where: Bay Village Schools. (27725 Wolf Road Bay Village, Ohio 44140) Please check in at front desk Contact: Media: Robert Felber – (216) ... Read More »
Bay Village City Council Special Meeting
A Special Meeting of the Bay Village City Council will be held on Monday, February 24, 2014, immediately following the Committee meeting of Council at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Bay Village City Hall, 350 Dover Center Road, to take action on the items listed below: 1. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag/Mr. Henderson 2. Roll Call 3. ... Read More »
Bay Police: Car Break-Ins at Bay High & Open House Home Thefts
Bay Police report that during the basketball game at the high school on Fri., Feb. 21 several vehicles were entered, some by windows being broken out, and property was taken. Investigations are ongoing. The Bay Village Police would like to remind residents to not leave valuables in their cars. Some of the items taken, such as laptops, were in plain ... Read More »
Bay Village Police: Tempers Flare over Cahoon Road Construction
Sewer construction work on Cahoon Road is bringing temper flares in Bay Village. On 02/14/2014, at 0752 hrs, Bay Police received a call from a construction worker on the Cahoon Rd. sewer project reporting a verbal altercation with a motorist. The motorist told the worker he would be back. The motorist called BVPD reporting three construction workers had just threatened ... Read More »
Drunk Drivers: Double Vision in Bay Village
Drunk Drivers had Bay Police seeing double over the weekend! On Feb 7 , at 1:15 a.m., a Bay Village Police officer was behind a vehicle on Wolf Rd. near Dover Center that was weaving within its lane. As he was following this vehicle, the officer noticed the vehicle behind him was also weaving. He advised another BVPD officer about ... Read More »
Judge Michael Astrab to Hold Heroin Forum in Bay Village
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Michael Astrab has seen too many heroin cases in his courtroom. “Make no mistake, it’s an epidemic,” Astrab said. “I can do what I can as a judge from the bench, but by the time a user gets to my courtroom, it’s often too late. As a community, we need to do more to prevent ... Read More »
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