Bay Village

Red Cross Blood Drive  Thursday, April 16th from 9 am – 3 pm In the Dwyer Center Share your good health! As coronavirus concerns intensify, we need healthy blood donors more than ever. Please donate on Thursday, April 16th at Dwyer Senior Center. To schedule an appointment, go to RedCrossBlood.org and enter sponsor code “BayVillage”, or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). 30 Days ... Read More »

COVID-19 update – The Bay Village Police have taken numerous complaints of people using the parks and not practicing social distancing as mandated by Gov. DeWine. Police responded to these calls and when applicable have asked the offenders to maintain social distancing or to cease what they are doing. In most cases, offenders were playing basketball or using the skate ... Read More »

O’Neill Healthcare shared a post thanking Oster Services LLC for a donation of masks last week. “We are grateful and humbled by the support we have received over the last 2+ weeks from our community. Today Oster Services LLC donated their stock of N95 masks for our caregivers! From the O’Neill Healthcare Family, we say thank you!” Read More »

The Ohio Senate and House both unanimously passed emergency legislation to begin to address a myriad of issues created by the outbreak of COVID-19. House Bill 197, which originally was a tax correction measure, served as the vehicle for a large omnibus amendment. Governor Mike DeWine signed the emergency measure today. Several of the provisions of the bill are temporary ... Read More »

How do police protect themselves from a virus? Unfortunately, COVID-19 does not respond to verbal commands, isn’t scared of a taser, and you can’t shoot it. So law enforcement must do what everyone else is doing. Maintaining social distances, no hand-shaking (fist or elbow bumping may still be ok) hand-washing and wearing protective masks. Our model, Off. Ben Kitchen shows ... Read More »

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile Just yesterday, I had the privilege of meeting a knowledgeable and informed new patient. She came to me to deal with a fractured upper bicuspid. This tooth was broken to the gum line and was not salvageable. She was a patient of a colleague of mine who had recently retired. His successor ... Read More »

Join the Bay Village Garden Club on Monday, March 23 for the program “Plants that have Changed the World,” presented Cynthia Druckenbrod, Vice-President of Horticultural at Cleveland Botanical Gardens, 2007-2017. Her specialties include neotropical and old world desert plants and animals. There are plants that have changed the world, the way we live, and are continuing to do so even ... Read More »

by Jeffrey Gross, DDS, FAGD of The Healthy Smile Or they don’t. I just read an article in the Wall Street Journal that discussed how the need for teaching younger people etiquette when it comes to email and texting and even phone calls. The article discussed the lost art of communicating when our interaction with people is limited to staring at ... Read More »

The Bay Lady Rockets took down Rocky River Saturday in the district finals for their third trip to the regionals in a row. Bay came out hot, outscoring the Pirates 24-9 in the first quarter and never looked back. Haley Andrejcak lead all scorers with 22, with Hyland and Costas scoring 8 each, and Aldridge with 6 of her own. Read More »

Celia Ohnmeis will be going to Havana, Cuba with Cru (Formerly known as Campus Crusade for Christ) on March 21st- 27th. Here is a link to her request for support for this Christian Mission Trip: https://filterofhopecampus.managedmissions.com/MyTrip/celiaohnmeis1 Read More »