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It’s going to be a busy weekend for family fun in Bay Village and Rocky River
Sept. 6 and 7 will be a busy time on the West Shore for the end of summer and the beginning of the 2024-2025 school year.
Bud Tetzlaff continues his long-term contributions to the City of Westlake
Charles “Bud” Tetzlaff has been involved in various activities in the City of Westlake for quite a long time.
Turnpike signage and transponder-mounting directions are fine. Motorists need to pay attention!
Change is always hard, but for me, that doesn’t apply to these Ohio Turnpike improvements. Save your complaints to address real problems, writes Janice K. Mattingly of Westlake in a letter to the editor.
OVI suspect arrested with handgun: Westlake Police Blotter
An officer noticed a car appearing to slow on Columbia Road and begin turning onto an Interstate 90 exit ramp. The driver did not get on the highway going the wrong way, but he committed other traffic violations and was stopped at Columbia and Detroit roads.
It’s time to sign up for a library card: Short Takes on the Westshore
September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month. Libraries are an asset to our communities. In addition to books, programming and other activities take place daily.
Letter repeats lies and distortions pushed by Trump himself regarding Russian collusion
MSNBC reports facts, documents and statements, backed by the analysis of legal experts. They’re not always right, but they have an infinitely better record than Fox or Newsmax, which voice accusations, repeat lies and present conclusions without supporting evidence. That is truly false reporting, writes Gary Linch of Olmsted Township in a letter to the editor.
Guardians need to install handrails on all steps at Progressive Field
My wife and I visited Minneapolis this August to see Cleveland play the Twins, and I was thrilled to see that Target Field had handrails on every set of steps. I implore the Guardians to do the same, so fans with similar mobility issues to mine have access to seats throughout the ballpark, writes Brent Henry of Westlake in a letter to the editor.
Yes, there was intent to collude between Trump’s 2016 campaign and the Russians
“Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,” Trump said on July 27, 2016, in an apparent invitation to the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton’s emails. “As it turns out,” The New York Times reported two years later, “that same day, the Russians — whether they had tuned in or not — made their first effort to break into the servers used by Mrs. Clinton’s personal office, according to a sweeping 29-page indictment," writes Dennis George O’Connell of Akron in a letter to the editor
Center for Artful Living in Westlake has two new photography exhibits
Director Jerry Devis is excited that the Center for Artful Living is bringing in a special exhibit for all to enjoy.
Westlake Music Department keeps on trucking -- in fashion
Have band, will travel. And Westlake City Schools band director Joe Fudale is doing just that -- in a "new" box truck.
Candidates who flip-flop for advantage or money do not deserve to be elected
Political candidates who change position solely for political advantage or to secure donations are selfishly acting to get wealth and/or power. They won’t get my vote, writes Ray Herrmann of Westlake in a letter to the editor.
Westlake in Bloom celebrates the beauty of community: Short Takes on the Westshore
Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough expressed the city’s sincere gratitude to all of the residents, businesses, and organizations that participated in the 2024 Westlake in Bloom competition.