CRIME ALERT! Westlake Police are currently investigating a series of residential burglaries in the city. All homes have been unoccupied when entered. 5 have occurred since 1/22/21 and most have happened in the west end of the city. Streets include Lexington Ct, Prince Charles, Inverness Cir, Forest Lake Dr and Royal Woods Pl. The break-ins have occurred in the earlier ... Read More »
by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile We all know that a tooth hurting is not a good thing. Furthermore, I am the guy who is supposed to take care of the problem and make him feel good. And lastly, I was surprised when he told me that he was still suffering. Let me tell you about this case ... Read More »
The famed Huntington Reservation cottonwood tree lamented by the community when it was lost last December has become a symbol of hope and life for rock-painting artist Barb Frederick of Medina. Barb, who spent her growing-up years in Bay Village and North Ridgeville, has been an inspiration to Bay Villagers who miss the landmark tree. She leaves lovingly-created rock paintings ... Read More »
Recently Bay Middle School Spanish Teacher, Manola Acosta, was featured on News 5 for helping to break down barriers in the Hispanic community during COVID-19. See the story below. “Our very own BMS Spanish Teacher, Manola Acosta, was featured on a recent TV5 segment, sharing her talent and time to break down barriers in the Hispanic community during COVID-19. Thank you ... Read More »
Bay High School would like to congratulate Nolan Sooy for signing his “National Letter of Intent” with Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. Nolan will continue his academic and athletic career for Men’s Soccer at Johnson & Wales. During Nolan’s senior year, he earned First Team All-Great Lakes Conference, First Team All-Greater Cleveland Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association, Second ... Read More »
Mrs. McArn’s first-graders at Bay’s Normandy School have been learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy, understanding the importance of equality, love & justice. They talked about their hopes and dreams, and then discussed why Dr. King’s dreams were so important to our country’s history. Mrs. McArn’s first-graders have been learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ... Read More »
Even though the doors at Rose Hill Museum have been closed to the public for the last year, a lot has been going on to assure that future generations can enjoy its collections. Volunteers at Rose Hill Museum, under the direction of Bay Village Historical Society President Cathy Flament and working according to COVID-19 safety guidelines, have spent the last ... Read More »
Bay Students Unite…. When two friends of Bay High student Carli Mendelow began their personal battles with cancer, all Carli wanted to do was help. The opportunity to engage in an overriding mission came to light when Carli decided to follow in the footsteps of another Bay student who was active with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s “Student of the ... Read More »
by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile I received a phone call from a friend out of state. His dentist just retired, and he was looking for a new person to take care of his family’s oral health. Since my last column discussed trust, I felt that this week a discussion regarding choice would be a good follow-up. There ... Read More »
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