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“Celebrate the Power of
Community”
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The mission of Community West
Foundation is to advance the health
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Westlake Schools Dedicate New Lee Burneson
Middle School
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A new day dawned
for Westlake City Schools
as the new Lee Burneson
Middle School on Dover
Center Road was officially
dedicated Tues., July 30.
A packed house of
excited students, administrators, teachers, staff and
community members and
leaders were on hand to
cheer a group of incoming
students as they cut the ribbon to mark the opening.
The dedication represents the culmination of
a three-year construction
project that began in 2010
with the passage of a bond
issue to support Phase I of
the Westlake Schools Master Facilities Plan.
Board of Education
President Thomas Mays
joined Supt. of Schools Dr.
Daniel Keenan in recognizing the commitment of the
BOE and the concentrated
efforts of the Citizens for
Westlake Schools Bond Issue Campaign Committee.
Excited
students
served as ambassadors to
the hundreds of community members who toured
the building.
Of special note was the
attendance and recognition
of descendants and family
members of Lee Burneson,
the school namesake who
served the district for nearly 50 years. His contributions as the fledgling community grew from Dover
Township to the Westlake
of today spanned 42 years
and nine months, 39 years
as Superintendent.
The new school will
serve 650 students in
grades 7-8 with 40 classrooms. Six are dedicated
to science and 2 to foreign
language. A 2,600 square
foot media center and two
fully-equipped computer
labs bring state-of-the-art
tech capabilities.
The
former
Lee
Burneson Junior High
was opened in 1982. The
new Lee Burneson Middle
School harkens back to
words Lee Burneson himself wrote to the commu-
The entrance to the new Lee Burneson Middle School
Relatives and descendants of Lee Burneson
stand before the Memorial display honoring the
long-time Westlake educator at the new Lee
Burneson Middle School Dedication July 30.
nity back in 1963, when his
advice to the community
and BOE read, “In the past
seven years the enrollment
has almost doubled. Our
recent building projects
have housed this increased
enrollment, however, facilities to handle the increas-
es from now on must be
planned and started soon.”
Westlake Schools have
another exciting dedication
to celebrate this summer
as the new Westlake High
School nears its opening
date.
Westlake Schools
Approve Levy
Bid
The Westlake Board of
Education approved placing a 5.4-mill operating
levy on the Nov. 5 ballot. In
May, a 5.9-mill levy failed
by just 44 votes. After the
narrow defeat the district
opted not to seek an August
ballot, but made about $1
million in cuts and sought
community feedback about
how best to proceed.
The district already
made tough decisions. The
district cut $5 million over
the past three years - or 10
percent of its budget. This
year, cuts included eliminating 19 positions and
further reducing transportation services – no one
living within 1 mile of their
home school will receive
transportation services in
the coming school year.
The Westlake Schools
have consistently been recognized as one of the top
districts in Ohio while also
receiving a number of accolades for saving money
through shared services,
innovative practices, consortium purchasing and
partnerships. Of the nine
Ohio school buildings reccontinued on page 9
Incoming students study a floor plan for the
new school.
Student
ambassador
Matthew
Vulku conducted tours
of the new
school office.
Summer Interns Bid
Farewell at SJMC
St. John Medical Center offered a sincere ‘Thank you’
to summer marketing interns Emily Juba and Max Hitchcock, and Finance Intern John Poulit last Friday at Bistro83
in North Ridgeville. “Max and Emily have been exemplary
interns assisting with many hospital projects, especially
with our social media initiative,” said Marketing Director
Patrick J. Garmone. “John’s assistance in the finance office
greatly aided our Director of Finance Anthony Schillero.”
Emily attends The Ohio State University while Max and
John are students at Ohio University.
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inconvenience you in order
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your dentist and the office manager do not understand the intricacies of
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my dermatologist. I come
from a very freckly
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for annual checkups
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no moles that need to be
removed. When I went to
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couple of weeks ago, he did
find something that that
he didn’t think was important, but wanted to remove
it anyway. I told him that I
had the time if he had the
time and to just go ahead
and do it then and there.
Because he knew about my
medical insurance, he had
told me that it would be to
my benefit to come back
for another appointment
to have it removed because
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it make sense? Not at all. see us so that we can plan
Was I happy to hear that he out your treatment so that
could make the most out of if you do need some type of
medical benefits and less major dental treatment, we
out of pocket for me? Ab- can help you use your benefits for this year and plan
solutely.
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Avon Sing-A-Longs Mark
100th Performance
Music always stirs the
heart,
never
more so than
when the Avon
Sing-A-L ongs
appear at a local
Senior facility.
The Sing-ALongs reached
a milestone last
month, serving
up their 100th
performance at
St. Mary of the
Woods in Avon. As always,
the melodies of standards
like “Irish Eyes are Smiling” struck chords in residents, turning back the
hands of time to memories
of youthful joy.
In fact, music therapy
is a proven way to find
pathways to memory rehabilitation in memory challenged seniors.
For the residents of
St. Mary of the Woods,
the event was one of the
many this distinctive senior lifestyle center regularly hosts for residents.
Activities Director Robin
Hanna extended heartfelt
Hot in Avon: AVON-OPOLY
St. Mary Catholic
Church and School in Avon
is offering the hottest properties to hit Avon in 200
years. The parish is selling
spaces on a new “Avonopoly” game board, set to
coincide with Avon’s bicentennial celebration in 2014.
“Avonopoly: Bicentennial Edition” is a rare opportunity to be included
in a piece of Avon history.
Based on a familiar and
popular board game, local
businesses,
associations,
and individuals have the
occasion to see their names
immortalized in print to
be seen for years following the release of the game.
St. Mary plans to produce
games for sale, available for
$25 each, beginning around
Black Friday of this year –
just in time for Christmas
and holiday gift-giving.
Local and national
business alike will enjoy
showing support of the
community while enjoying
a unique type of permanent
advertising. Game spaces
are going quickly, with over
10 premium and standard
spots secured within hours
of becoming available. A
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Westlake Police Beat
gratitude to Avon Sing-ALongs leader Andy Munder
and his group of volunteer
vocaliists. “In the giving of
these sing-a-longs, I always
feel it is us who might be
getting back when we see
the reactions on the faces
of residents when we are
there,” said one of volunteers.
A 13-year-old Westlake boy’s bike was stolen
from the Porter Library on
July 26 around 10:24AM.
The suspect was caught on
surveillance video and was
arrested 4 days later. He is a
27-year-old Westlake man;
he admitted to that theft
and to another on July 25.
He sold both bikes.
A red Schwinn boy’s
bike was stolen from a
Reeds Ct. garage on July
26 between 7:30AM and
3:40PM. In an all-too-rare
happy ending, it was recovered 3 days later on Westchester Pkwy. and returned
to the owner.
A Canterbury Rd. detached garage was spray
painted with sexual epithets on the evening of July
26. The victim suspects a
neighborhood juvenile.
A Regency Cr. man
has had $4400 fraudulently withdrawn from his
bank account in NYC. Two
transactions went through;
a third did not. He reported
the matter on July 27. No
suspects.
$36 worth of beer was
stolen from a Detroit Rd.
gas station on July 27 at
8:25PM. The suspect is a
white male in his 20s, short
brown hair, wearing a grey
hooded sweatshirt and blue
jeans; he left eastbound on
Detroit Rd. in a tan or gold
4door car. 15 minutes later,
a theft of beer occurred at
another Detroit Rd. gas
station; the suspect was
dressed the same way.
An office in a Crocker
Rd. building was forcibly
entered on the weekend of
July 27-28. 2 laptops (total
value $1400) and an undetermined amount of cash
were taken; no suspects.
A car stereo and GPS
unit were taken from an
Avon Lake woman’s 1997
Pontiac Bonneville while
she was at work on July 29.
The passenger door lock
was punched while she was
at work at a Crocker Pk.
Blvd. restaurant; no suspects.
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Join the Mission of
Community West Foundation
to advance the health and well being of our community.
Drive for Life....
Summer Fundraiser at Red Tail
It was a hot one, but everyone had a great time at the 12th Annual Drive for Life Golf Outing hosted by
Community West Foundation at Red Tail Golf Course in Avon July 16.
Thanks to all who braved the heat and joined in!
Funds from this important event go to support a great community cause - The Cancer Center
at Fairview Hospital, Moll Pavilion.
The annual Drive for Life is one of the many
ways folks in our communities make a difference!
Did you know that Community West Foundation has some of the very best volunteers, like
the members of their Board of Directors, committee groups, and friends that support special events
during the year and inspire a commitment to philanthropy?
Participation in events sponsored by the
Community West Foundation is a wonderful way
to get to know more about the Foundation, Fairview and Lutheran Hospitals and the community
of supporters.
The team of Bob Colacarro, Dr. Robert Colacarro, Mike Sanson and Frank
Colacarro won the afternoon flight with a score of 62.
Steve Wickstrom, Steve Rini and Cyril Kanagaraj.
Community West Life Trustee Harry Zilli, Jr. joins Foundation Board Chair Bill
Baker, Foundation President and CEO David Dombrowiak and John Clapper.
Drive for Life Co-Chairs Bill Baker, Chair of the Board, Community West
Foundation. and Bill Reidy, Chair, Fairview and Lutheran Hospitals Board
and a member of the Community West Foundation Board.
Dr. Mehrun K. Elyaderani, John Mills & Allan Fentner.
Bud Shaw & Dr. Joyesh Raj, Community West Foundation
Board Member.
Morning winners Community West Trustee Bill Reidy, Mike Stevens,
Gary Tupa and Jeff Leimgruber scored a 60.
Chuck Backus, Community West Foundation Trusteee Patrick Mulloy,
Nathan Hessler and Community West Foundation Trustee David Hessler.
Make it a spectacular summer! You can join the fun at Community West Foundation upcoming events.
Make a donation directly, or through your Donor Advised Fund at the Community West Foundation. Please contact the
Community West Foundation at 216-476-7060 or visit www.communitywestfoundation.org for more information.
Connect With Us
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The mission of Community West Foundation is to advance
the health & well being of our community.
Community West Foundation is a local philanthropic
organization dedicated to supporting organizations that provide
the basic needs of food, clothing, shelter and medical care to the
most needy in and around western Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
A Donor-Advised Fund is Like
Starting Your Own Personal Foundation!
A Donor Advised Fund at Community West Foundation is like having your own personal
foundation to support your favorite causes, but without all of the work. The process is very simple
and makes giving efficient, effective and flexible.
Please visit www.CommunityWestFoundation.org or call (216) 476-7060.
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The Village Project Expands in Bay
The Village Project is
moving to a new home at
27378 West Oviatt Road in
Bay Village.
For 2- ½ years the former Village Food Project
has worked with supporters to serve over 6,000 nutritious meals and provide
extended care to over 55
families experiencing cancer in the cities of Bay Village and Avon Lake.
The unique community organization continues to grow. Neighboring
communities are seeking
help from the Project and
its 400 plus volunteers of
all ages.
“Bay
Presbyterian
Church, its staff, and
congregation have supported the development
and launch of the Village
Project and graciously
provided exclusive use of
their west wing kitchen.
Without the Church’s sup-
port, this phenomenal organization would not exist,”
stated Barb Harrell, Village
Project Executive Director.
“Use of the BPC kitchen has
been an incredible blessing.
However, after two and a
half years of utilizing the
kitchen, the time is right to
make a move.”
continued on page 10
Oh, the places
you’ll go...
Barb, Jeff and Brian Harrell with
Ernie, the Village Project mascot
Jesse of Leonard Plumbing updating and adding new plumbing fixtures at the Village Project.
Jim Cheek of Mannix Construction
frames in an area for new windows
at the Village Project’s new home
on W. Oviatt in Bay Village.
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Address
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Sale Amount
1,550,000
265,000
222,000
192,600
126,000
Buyer
Weingart, Michael K.
Springel, Edward H. & Tamar Y.
George, Kellye
Clower Martha W
Dailey, Kathleen
Seller
Shurmur, Patrick & Jennifer
Chen Frank & Ellen
Christ Mark E
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Address
2180 Southampton
4308 Royal St George Dr
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3004 Century Ln
Westlake
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2536 Woodruff Ct 2536
27300-27310 Detroit Rd
2317 Brigadoon Ct
27284 Seneca Dr
Sale Amount
398,000
140,000
2,240,000
387,500
316,000
Buyer
Malloy, Daniel M. & Terry L.
Lemonds, Robert E.
DDM Westlake, LLC
Wasserbauer, Jason & Tina
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Seller
Andrako, Joyce C. & Venick, Robert
Vales Michael G
Cedar-Westlake LLC
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295 Vinewood Dr
582 Bay Hill Dr
32107 Teasel Ct
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Rocky River
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357 Kensington Rd
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219 Yacht Club Dr
20934 Lake Rd
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297,000
470,000
231,000
290,000
Buyer
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show their Avon pride and add to the fun
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Infinity Health & Fitness: Living Up to its Billing in Avon Lake
Infinity Health & Fitness, opened last month
in Avon Lake’s Learwood
Square, is living up to its
billing!
Owned and operated by
Pat and Kendra Murphy and
managed by Ryan Gratzer,
Infinity offers brand new,
sparkling clean quality Precor equipment and a handson ownership style that can’t
be beat.
Open 24/7, the Infinity
concept gives members access at any hour with a personal key fob.
Once inside, a world
of fitness awaits, not only
with machines and weights,
but with on-demand video
classes.
Daily, Ryan is on hand
hosting multiple specialties.
The gym offers: Kettlebell
Strength, Zumba, Indoor
Cycling, Bootcamps, Core
Fusion and TRX Suspension
Training.
Group fitness is really
taking off. Visit the schedule
here: http://www.infinityhealthfit.com/group-fitness-is-here/
You can also enjoy
group fitness on demand
in their large fitness room
with video classes on a wide
screen.
All classes are included
in membership, except TRX
because the sessions offer a
lot of one on one interaction
with the instructor, similar
to personal training.
Infinity will also be
adding yoga to the class
schedule in the fall!
“We have a team of certified personal trainers, each
with their own specialties
and unique fitness experience,” reports Kendra Murphy.
All instructors are certified in their respective fields.
Kendra will be teaching Indoor Cycle, certified through
Mad Dogg Athletics. Ryan
holds an Exercise Science
degree from Cleveland State
University. Erika Kolonick
is an AFAA certified personal trainer and Mad Dogg
Athletics spinning certified.
Debi Darnell is an ISSA certified personal trainer, New
York Strength and Master of
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Stop by soon to see why
this hands-on, owner operated gym beats the corporate
model every day of the week
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at a low monthly rate - as low
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A healthy menu of strength training
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continued from page 2
ognized as National Blue
Ribbon Schools in 2013,
two are part of the Westlake
City Schools.
The district is taking
measures to control costs,
including changes to employee insurance and a
move to a health care purchasing consortium that
saved more than $1 million annually. Last year, a
5 percent pay reduction
was instituted for all new
administrators. Earlier this
year, teachers agreed to a 0
percent pay scale increase
and a 2.5 percent decrease
in the second year of the
new contract, saving more
than $5 million. Recently,
classified staff agreed to a
two-year wage freeze. All
employees’ insurance contributions rose by 50 percent for the first time.
After community input, the November levy
request was reduced to 5.4
mills and would be the first
operating levy in seven
years. The levy will allow
current programming to
remain.
“Our schools reflect
our community’s values
as defined through our
Continuous Improvement
Plan,” said Superintendent
Dr. Daniel J. Keenan Jr.
“Great schools make great
communities. We understand the importance of
providing the schools our
community expects while
being fiscally responsible.
Even with this levy, Westlake will remain in the bottom 25 percent of school
taxes in Cuyahoga County and will ensure great
schools for a great community.”
If the levy fails in November, Dr. Keenan indicated he will recommend
another $2.2 million in
cuts, which may include
eliminating 30-plus teaching positions and seven to
10 non-teaching positions;
imposing additional transportation cuts; eliminating
access to school buildings
after hours; either significantly increasing tuition
for all-day kindergarten or
eliminating all-day kinder-
garten; reducing athletics,
music and arts offerings or
imposing significant payto-participate costs; cutting
AP offerings; and delaying
or eliminating International Baccalaureate programs.
“This levy is critical
for the future of Westlake
Schools,” said Westlake
Board of Education President Thomas Mays. “We
listened to the community
and we believe this is our
best option to keep Westlake excellent”
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14th “Community of Fine Arts” Showcases 57 Artists
The “Community of
Fine Arts” is opened on
Aug. 5 -17 for public viewing at Westlake Porter Library, 27333 Center Ridge
Road, during library hours.
For the second year
in a row, CFA, a juried art
show presented annually
by the Westlake-Westshore
Arts Council, set a record
for the largest collection
of works since it began 14
years ago.
Jean Povinelli, who
chairs this event, said over
110 original works, by amateur and professional artists
were accepted from 57 artists. The works are one of
a kind and have not been
previously exhibited in this
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During the art show,
artists whose works are
exhibited are giving live
demonstrations of their
techniques. A schedule of
the artists’ demonstrations
is displayed in the lobby of
the library where the demonstrations take place.
The public is invited to
a “Meet the Artists” reception on Sat., Aug. 17,
from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
The judges for the 2013 show are: Paul
St. Denis, nationally acclaimed watercolorist,
is a Dolphin Fellow of the prestigious American Watercolor Society and a member of the
National Watercolor Society. He is listed in
continued on page 11
Bay Lanes Earns
Tripadvisor Award
Friday’s Model, in pastel by
Wm. V. Mannion
A Morning in Palermo, a watercolor by Doris Minnich
Thank you for voting
Bay Lanes the
Friends of the Park Present North Ridgeville
$15,000 for Exercise Trail
Best Birthday
Party Place
Friends of the Park and two local Girl Scouts, Caitlyn Tipple and
Morgan Rogers, are going to present the Mayor of North Ridgeville
and Parks-N-Rec with a $15,000 check to go towards the Exercise
Trail at South Center Park. They have been raising money with a
variety of events for over the past four years. The trail is estimated
to be in by Oct 31, 2013. Please join the opening ceremonies of the
Corn Festival in North Ridgeville on Fri. , Aug. 9th at 7 p.m. at the
gazebo in South Central Park.
Join in the Corn Hole Tournament on Sun., Aug. 11 at 12/ noon.
Registration by the Friends of the Park tent by the lake in South Central Park.
Fall Biggest Loser Challenge: Sept., Oct., Nov. See details on
their website nrfriendsofthepark.com and their Facebook page:
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Now taking sign-ups for fall leagues, Mark and Tina
have worked hard to create a family-friendly, quality location for good, clean fun at Bay Square Mall.
Call today about fall leagues or to schedule a birthday
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The Village Project Expands in Bay
continued from page 8
The West Oviatt facility, owned by
Larry and Cheryl Wynocker, will allow
for the preparation of a greater number
of meals and expansion to neighboring
communities. It also will offer increased
administrative and storage space along
new kitchen equipment. There will be
space for volunteer meetings, training
and operations to host client meet-
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great,” said Harrell. “We
can’t thank them enough
for the support they have
given us.”
Additional thanks go
to the Wynockers, architect
John Faile, builder, Pete
Grealis of Mannix Construction, kitchen designer/
chef, Richard Cicic,- The
Madd Chef, the Bay Village Building Dept., city
officials and many other
contractors, advisors, and
supporters.
An open house celebration will be planned for
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To support the Village
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Chicks Against Hunger 4th Annual
Food Drive
Chicks Against Hunger will host their 4th Annual Food Drive on Sun.,
Aug. 11, Noon to 3 p.m. at
37271 Colorado Ave., (Rt.
611) in Avon. This group
started with three women
and has grown to ten. Four
years later they have collected over 16,000 pounds of
food for families in Lorain
County
According to the most
recent US Census Bureau
report, over 66,000 people
in our region live at or below the federal poverty
level. Over 42,000 of those
people live in Lorain County. The latest hit was the
House passed a Farm Bill
that cuts out food stamps.
This will put an even larger
strain on the food pantries
to provide food for these
families. Chicks Against
Hunger wants to make a
difference with your help of
a non-perishable food donation. For more information, please contact [email protected]
or visit their website www.
ChicksAgainstHunger.com
14th “Community of Fine Arts” Showcases 57 Artists
continued from page 10
Who’s Who in American
Art as a painter and educator.
Dave Stretar is past
president of Erie Shores
Photography Club and past
officer of the Northeast
Ohio Camera Club Council.
Patricia Sigmier teaches water color painting, life
drawing and botanical illustration at the Beck Center and she teaches plein air
painting at the Case Western Reserve University’s
Continuing Education Department.
The mission of the
Westlake-Westshore Arts
Council is to bring art to
the public in a non-commercial setting. With the
cooperation of Westlake
Porter Library, The Community of Fine Arts is free
and open to all.
The schedule of artists’
demonstrations being held
from Aug. 8 through 17 at
the 2013 Community of
Fine Arts Juried Art Show
are as follows: Aug. 8, 1 to
4 p.m. Bob Parry; Aug. 9, 9
a.m. to noon Ken Marshall;
Aug. 10, 9 a.m. to noon Paul
Collander & 1 to 4 p.m. Bill
Mannion; Aug. 12 , 9 a.m.
to noon Paul Johanni & 1
to 4 p.m. Don Brodke; Aug.
13, 9 a.m. to noon Bernie D’Ettore & 1 to 4 p.m.
Barbara Hall; Aug. 14, 1 to
4 p.m. Ben Hoffman; Aug.
15, 9 a.m. to noon Gerry &
Joyce Wolf; Aug 17, 9 a.m.
to noon Janine Beleski.
Bay Musical Alums to Play Savannah
Bay Village was recently named one of the best
communities for music education, and the talents of
two Bay High alumni and
the daughter of another will
be featured Thursday, Aug.
15, at the Savannah Bar &
Grille.
Bay High Alumni Susan Fletcher and Robert
Lloyd Peeples, along with
Rachel Roberts, daughter
of Bay High alumna Catherine Robison-Ranney, will
present an evening of music at The Savannah Bar &
Grille, 30676 Detroit Rd.,
Westlake, starting at 8 p.m.
The National Association of Music Merchants
(NAMM)
Foundation
dubbed Bay Village one of
307 communities in the
U.S. accredited with “2013
Best Community for Music
Education.”
“In celebration of this
designation, we would like
to show the community
where a good foundation in
music education can take
you,” Fletcher said. “The
evening will be filled with
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