Bay Village

Bay Village Citizen/Project of the Year Nominations Open

The nomination period for Bay Village 2021 Citizen of the Year and Project of the Year awards is now open! The deadline to submit a person/project for consideration is Friday, Jan. 22, 2021. As a reminder, Citizen of the Year candidates must have provided “significant community service without monetary reward.” Projects will be considered “based on community impact and the ... Read More »

Healthy Smile: “I Don’t Think It’s My Tooth”

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile The beginning of that statement discussed discomfort in the lower-left area of this patient’s mouth. The pain came from this area, but it didn’t feel like a toothache. Often, the body in general and the mouth, in particular, will fool us. We feel something in one area, and in reality, it is ... Read More »

Brock Pickett Signs His “National Letter of Intent” with Wright State University

Bay High School would like to congratulate Brock Pickett for signing his “National Letter of Intent” with Wright State University. Brock will continue his academic and athletic career for Men’s Soccer at Wright State. Brock had an outstanding senior year and his post-season honors will be released at a later date. Brock has been nominated for All-Ohio honors for this ... Read More »

Bay Village Schools: “Anxiety and Adjusting to Change” Virtual Town Hall

Part of the Rocket Family Learning Series Save the date for the next Bay Village Schools virtual Town Hall webinar, “Anxiety and Adjusting to Change” on November 19 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Pre-K through 12 grade parents/guardians are invited to attend to learn more about anxiety and adjusting to uncertainty. “We were in crisis mode; now we’re moving to adaptation as ... Read More »

2020 Bay Schools Book Character Contest

The votes have been tallied in the 2020 Bay Schools Pumpkin Book Character Contest, hosted by the School Libraries, and the winners are… Bay High School Best Overall: Goodnight Construction, Mr. Joe Cheney  Bay Middle Best Overall: I Dissent, Avery Schriner Closest Book/Character Adaptation: Wonder, Oliver Brown Silliest: Lilo, Mariah VanNewhouse Westerly Best Overall: Pikachu and Pokeball, Emily Lehman and ... Read More »

Bay Sports Recap

Bay Wins District Soccer Title The Bay High varsity soccer team won Saturday’s home playoff game against Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy by a score of 5-1. Paced by five goals from Brock Pickett, Bay advances to yet another regional semifinal this week. The Rockets are 14-0 this season. Bay Cross Country Heads to State Congrats to the Regional Champion Bay ... Read More »

Congrats to Bay High

Congratulations to Bay High School, recognized as a 2020 College Success Award winner from GreatSchools.org! This award honors public high schools doing an extraordinary job preparing students for college and beyond. Bay High was one of only 2,158 schools recognized. Read More »

Bay Village Porch Talks to Resume in the Spring

The Reuben Osborn Learning Center and the Bay Village Historical Society have announced that their popular porch talks will resume in the spring. The last talk, held in September, was attended by a socially distanced and masked audience. They listened to speaker Rebecca McFarland talk about the, “True Story of the Life of Elliot Ness.” Admission to the porch talks ... Read More »

Remembering Amy

Amy Mihaljevic disappeared on Oct. 27, 1989 from the Bay Village Square shopping Center. The 31st anniversary of the tragedy was marked last week in front of Bay Village City Hall as members of the community gathered in cold rain from 4:30-5:30 p.m. to remember Amy Mihaljevic. “I felt it was time to do something to keep Amy’s memory alive ... Read More »

City of Bay Village 2020 Leaf Collection

The Service Department will officially begin the curbside leaf collection program on Monday, October 26, 2020. We will, as in the past, begin our collection at the far east end of the City and work west until we complete a city-wide pick-up. We will then start the collection process all over again, beginning at the east end. Residents should collect ... Read More »