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It is with great pride that we introduce the newly combined Westlake and Bay Village Community Guide!

These two welcoming communities offer their residents and businesses a great place to live and conduct business, with amenities such as breathtaking views of Lake Erie, first-rate schools, beautiful parks and recreation facilities and excellent city services.

This community guide is sent to every residence and business in both the cities of Bay Village and Westlake, with additional copies available at the West Shore Chamber of Commerce, Libraries, Boards of Education, and participating businesses and real estate offices.

The success of this community guide is due to the generous community spirit and sponsorship of the businesses that participated. Whether you are new to the area or have lived here for a lifetime, we hope that you enjoy the informative features contained within and will keep it as a buyer’s guide and a reference for community information and phone numbers. Please enjoy your complimentary copy of the 2011 Westlake and Bay Village Community Guide.

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Bernice Kaldy Publisher

4 Westlake Overview

6 Bay Village Overview

8 Education

14 The Faces of Westlake & Bay Village

21 Health & Wellness

32 Homes & Real Estate

35 Senior Living

37 Dining Guide

40 Community Information

42 Bay Village Area Map

44 Westlake Area Map

46 Places of Worship

47 Advertiser IndexCOVER PHOTO - THE FACES OF WESTLAKE/BAY VILLAGE, See special section starting on page 14. Front Row (left to right): Kristy Cain, Health Source; Joan Reynard, Howard Hanna; Dr. Bob Searson, Cuyahoga Community College West Shore Campus; Angela Evans, Huntington Woods Care & Rehabilitation. Second Row: Joan Wenk, Creative Playrooms; Cindy Sears, #1 Express Car Wash & Detail Center; Dr. K. Anne Jacobs, Jacobs Eye Center; Ann Proudfit, Cuyahoga Community College West Shore Campus; Nancy Brown, Hot Diggity Dog Inc.; Pat & Steve Pribisko, Keller Williams. Third Row: Mark Bailey, St. Mary of the Woods; Dr. Nick Gravino, Nick Gravino DDS, Inc.; Chuck Dunlap, West Bay Care & Rehabilitation; John Katzbach, Katzbach Insurance; Andrew Mangels, Westlake Porter Public Library. Fourth Row: Jim Elios, Elios Financial; Mike DeAnna, Ohio Family Realty; Dr. Peter Mogyordy, Madison Eye Care; Dr. Mike Urban, Urban Chiropractic & Isagenix; Brandon Kliment, Ground Works Land Design; Jim Sgro, Village Barber Shop. Missing from Photo: Jeff Tomaszewski, Overload Fitness; Petra Boesinger, North Ohio Gastroenterology; Nan Baker, State Representative to the State House of Representatives; Dr. Diana Kyrkos, Bay Pediatric Dentistry. Photo Location: Cuyahoga Community College West Shore Campus. Photographer: Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography.

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Bernice Kaldy

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COMMUNITy GUIDEBay Village&Westlake

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As the City of Westlake embarks on its 200th year, it is with a collective smile of contentment that we celebrate a place where families and businesses thrive.

“We have accomplished much in our nearly two centuries. Our early founders would be proud of what their dreams have become,” says Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough.

It’s hard to believe that the foundation for those dreams started with just two families who arrived by oxcart to set up homesteads in 1810. They settled in the portion of the Connecticut Western Reserve that would later become Bay Village, and one of the family members, Leverett Johnson, started clearing the land for what would ultimately grow into the City of Westlake.

Many of the activities for the coming year, like the Century Grove and Founder’s Trail Dedication and the Bicentennial Mayor’s Ball, are geared toward celebrating the layers of history

200 Years that comprise the foundation for what Westlake has become.

And there is much to be proud of. The population, just 4,912 in 1950, passed the 33,000 mark in 2005, making it clear that Westlake really is one of the most desirable communities in Cuyahoga County to live, work, and play.

But a growth in population isn’t the only place Westlake continues to expand. Nearly 60 new and unique

businesses have put down roots in 2009 alone, offering residents more choices when it comes to places to shop and receive services, with Crocker Park experiencing the greatest surge in economic growth. This Westlake jewel continues to inspire other communities as well as attract new business.

All of this growth during an economic downturn, and a tax rate that has declined by 25% since 1985, make Westlake a remarkable success story.

The city administrators have targeted controlling expenses and lowering the tax rate as a key component of its goals and objectives for the past and coming year. In fact, Westlake’s tax rate is among the lowest in Cuyahoga County, yet safety services, outreach services, and recreational services have continued to be enhanced.

Why does Westlake remain such a successful and desirable community?

ofDreamsThe Clague House Museum (left), home to the Westlake Historical society; the Westlake service Department held a “Big Rig” day at the Recreation Center in May 2010 (top) to allow kids of all ages to check out the City’s vehicles up close; the annual st. John Medical Center Festival of the Arts attracts several thousand visitors to the medical campus each July.


The City of Westlake is celebrating its 200th birthday in 2011 with numerous special events observing this important milestone. A committee of more than 100 representatives from community organiza-tions, nonprofits, service groups, representatives from the city’s public and private schools and other interested individuals have come together to make this yearlong celebration a success!

The answers are many, but all can be tied to good planning, financial stability, exceptional services, outstanding schools, and an open and responsive government.

With the passage of an $84 million levy by the voters of Westlake, the Westlake City Schools will break ground on a new 230,000 square foot high school and a new 100,000 square foot middle school in 2011 so that the standard of excellence established a long time ago can continue.

Other school buildings will be renovated, as will St. John Medical Center — a key component of University Hospitals. A $100 million renovation of the center is planned for 2011, and with it comes more prosperity, and jobs, for the residents of Westlake.

Improved government stability, better programs and services, and businesses that thrive no matter what the economic climate: all are wonderful aspects of the magnificent city so many call home. But it’s the people — the 50-year plus resident to the newest infant — that give Westlake it’s heart, and it’s soul.

Its people are the reason that Westlake began, and its people are the reason that Westlake will continue to prosper for many more years to come.

The dream that started 200 years ago lives on, thanks to people…just like you!

Happy Birthday Westlake!

APRIL 19-21 Bridging Generations Art show 29 Century Grove and

Founder’s Trail DedicationMAY 1 Bicentennial Cookbook

Publishing 17 seniors Cruising through

Time in Westlake 21 Evergreen Cemetery

Fence Dedication & Historic Cemetery Tour

JULY 1-4 4th of July Liberty FestAUGUST Westlake in Bloom Westlake Garden Club

Historic Tour

SEPTEMBER Westlake, Ohio/Tralee,

Ireland student Art ExhibitOCTOBER 8 Heritage Day at

Crocker Park Farm MarketNOVEMBER 12 Bicentennial Mayor’s Ball 13 Gala Concert by the

Blue Water Chamber Orchestra - Westlake Performing Arts Center at Westlake High school

14 Time Capsule Event

Main street in Crocker Park cools and entertains its residents during the summer months.

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Let me get my biases out right up front: I love my City. Over 20 years ago my wife and I decided to buy our first house in Bay Village. Now in our third house in Bay, we have never looked back. And if you ever have the chance to talk to people who live here, our experience is quite the norm. People come to Bay for

various reasons and most end up never leaving.

And why would they? Bay Village is a predominantly residential community (97%) where one can truly feel like part of one big family. It’s a town of roughly 15,000 people that has the closeness and community feel of 1,500. Its beautiful tree-lined streets sheltered from the hustle and bustle of a big city, but only 15 minutes from everything downtown Cleveland has to offer. It’s over 5 miles of the most beautiful waterfront setting anywhere with 130 acres of parkland. It’s home to one of the finest school systems in the state complemented by a vibrant and diverse religious community. In short, it’s one of the “best locations in the nation” to live and raise a family.

Bay Village: 200 years Old and still Going strong!

By Brian Cruse, City Council President

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A resident looks at the festivities during the City’s Bicentennial Celebration at

Cahoon Memorial Park on October 9, 2010.

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The history of Bay Village began when the Joseph Cahoon family settled in the area over 200 years ago, on October 10, 1810. They migrated from Vergennes, Vermont with hope and prospects of new land and a fresh start. At that time, our country’s flag had 15 stars and 15 stripes. Just as the flag has changed over the past 200 years, the wooded area near a busy brook that Joseph Cahoon and his family called home has also changed and prospered.

Today’s Bay Village is a proud and wonderful community of 6,200 attractive residences located in a beautiful lakeside setting. With something for everyone, Bay Village is home to the Huntington MetroParks, picturesque Huntington Beach, BAyarts, historic Huntington Playhouse, and the Lake Erie Nature and science Center.

Additionally, Bay is a city of parks. Historic Cahoon Memorial

Park, a treasure trove of Bay history and the location of the 1818 Cahoon Homestead and Library, Reese Park, Columbia Road Park and Bradley Road Park, as well as Walker Road Park, which the City jointly operates with the City of Avon Lake, offer places for residents to picnic, play, or just pause.

Daily, in this peaceful community, residents can enjoy walking trails, picturesque gardens, boating and waterfalls, an award- winning rose garden, energetic civic organizations, excellent schools, historic homes and buildings, the Dwyer Memorial senior Center, and friendly, fair merchants.

There is much to celebrate, for Bay Village has developed into a welcoming residential community, close to the amenities of Cleveland but just far enough off the beaten path to offer the peace, privacy and comfort of suburban living.

There is truly something for everyone in Bay Village. We are home to a warm and welcoming group of merchants offering unique dining and shopping experiences. We have a wide range of community organizations that are truly the life-blood of our City. Our community recreation and senior citizen programs are second to none with opportunities for all ages and interests. And as our recent Bicentennial celebration demonstrated, you won’t find a more involved citizenry anywhere.

I came to Bay Village over 20 years ago for “a cup of coffee” and never left. I invite you to do the same. You’ll always find the “Welcome” mat out in Bay Village.

Celebrate Bay VillageA TRIP AROUND THE BAy: (left to right) BAyarts recently-finished Fuller House; a nostalgic baseball game played at Cahoon Park; City Hall, (below, left) Huntington Beach.

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This past school year Westlake City Schools’ students continued to demonstrate the support of an exceptional staff and our com-munity’s insistence on excellence being the standard. For the 12th consecutive year, our students performed at a level where the state recognized the district as “Excellent” on the State Report Card.

We are truly grateful for the incredible community involvement in various aspects of our school district. The Westlake community helped us develop a solution to address our facility challenges and supported that vision with the passage

of a bond issue in May. We are excited about beginning Phase 1 of the Master Facilities plan and the

opportunities this will provide our students. A new three-year Continuous Improvement Plan (CIP) was

developed over the summer to set a vision for the future. More than 120 stakeholders took part in an Education Summit to provide input on the plan, including members of the Chamber of Commerce, civic organizations, higher education institutions, city leaders, Board of Education members, parents, staff and students. We look forward to reaching the goals set within the strategic plan to build on our tradition of excellence.

Fiscal responsibility continues to be a district emphasis. The

We Educate for ExcellenceEmpowering all students to achieve their educational goals, to direct their lives, and to contribute to society.

Westlake City Schools were recognized for excellence in financial reporting for the 17th consecutive year. For the second consecutive year the treasurer’s office and district were recognized by the State Auditor for exceptional reporting and financial processes with a perfect audit. The district continued to secure grants and partnerships to aid in achieving goals as well. An additional $30,000 was awarded to the district for Science, Technology, Engineering and mathematics (STEM) programming and a number of regional businesses have provided our students opportunities for internships and real problem solving projects. Additionally, the Westlake Schools’ bond rating was upgraded from Aa2 to Aa1 by Moody’s Investor Service, placing the district one notch away from the highest quality Aaa rating. Westlake is one of 23 Ohio local school districts rated in this category, placing Westlake in the top 4% of all Ohio schools. We recognize it is critical that our schools provide an outstanding value to the community.

To find out more about Westlake City Schools, visit www.westlake.k12.oh.us.

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The Westlake High school symphonic Wind Ensemble (top) and string Orchestra have both been selected to perform recently at the Ohio Music Education Association Professional Conference in Cincinnati. Westlake schools’ staff members (above) Tim Heiman, Bobbie English, Donna stephenson and Marilyn Krock were recently honored by their peers with staff Excellence awards.

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out that our school district achieves top academic results while keeping our spending levels among the lowest in our county. Bay Village had the sixth-lowest expenditures per pupil in Cuyahoga County during the 2009-10 school year. This is a consistent trend that goes back at least a decade, and one which, coupled with our academic performance, we are equally proud.

Our students and staff are grateful for a community that supports our efforts not just financially, but in many volunteer and partnership efforts as well. A supportive community,

involved parents, dedicated staff and motivated students combine to make our school district one in which

all our community members can take pride, and one which adds significantly to making Bay Village a highly attractive community to call home.

Sincerely, Clint Keener Superintendent of Schools

Dear Bay Village friends and neighbors:

It is an honor for me to serve in one of our state’s high perform-ing school districts. I hope you share my pride in knowing that:

The Bay Village City School District is consistently ranked among the top schools in the state for student performance on state achievement scores, we are currently rated Excellent;

Bay Village Schools have been named to the prestigious Best Music Education Communities in America list each year since 2003;

Bay High School has been recognized many times as one of Newsweek Magazine’s Best High Schools in America and was named a 2010 National Blue Ribbon School; and our schools have been continuously named near the top of many other rankings, such as Cleveland Magazine, SchoolMatch (national

corporate relocation rankings), and others.What doesn’t often come up in school rankings is the

level of dedication to service and to improving the world exhibited by our students and staff. Many thousands of dollars are raised each year to help others, both within and outside of the Bay Village community. From collections of food and clothing, to funds raised to help the needy and advance medical research, our students and staff seem to never tire in their efforts to serve others.

I would also be remiss if I did not point

Bay Village Schoolssuperintendent Clint Keener

Bay students support theCommunity

PeRSoNAL AND eDuCATIoNAL exCeLLeNCe: (photos, top to bottom) Each year, Bay Middle school

students help elderly homeowners with their autumn leaves in the annual Rake out project. Last year was no exception,

as more than 140 homes had leaves raked up as part of the 2010 Rake Out, held

on a beautiful fall Friday, November 12.

Bay High senior Michael Brajdic is Division II state running champ for the second year in a row. Earlier this year, he became one of the few high school runners to break the 15-minute barrier for 5,000 meters.

Bay High school principal Jim Cahoon (left) and BHs English teacher Kristen srsen accepted the National Blue Ribbon Award on behalf of Bay High school in Washington, D.C. from the U.s. Department of Educa-tion.

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For the second year in a row, Westlake Porter Public Library was named #1 in the nation among libraries in its population category by Hennen’s American Public Library Rankings. This is the third time the library has achieved a #1 ranking, the first being in 2005.

The rankings are based on usage and service data such as

Westlake Porter Public Library: #1 in the Nation...Again!

circulation, number of materials, reference service, number of visitors, staffing levels, and funding.

But those are just numbers. The real story behind the #1 ranking is the people who use the library day in and day out. In an average hour, one can observe visitors browsing the large book, CD, DVD and downloadable media collections, attending


Lorain County Community College offers a progressive, diverse educational environment. LCCC is a leader in higher educa-tion serving more than 15,000 students per semester with 100 de-grees and programs. LCCC is also home to the University Partnership – the only one of its kind at an Ohio community college – where an additional 3,000 students are pursuing bachelor’s and master’s degrees through eight of Ohio’s leading universities on LCCC’s Elyria campus. LCCC serves a culturally diverse population and is com-mitted to excellence in learning and teaching. LCCC’s faculty are experienced and leaders in their fields.

The combination of having the second lowest tuition in the state and the ability for students to continue their education through the University Partnership are two major reasons LCCC’s enrollment has grown 135 percent since 2000. LCCC is a regional leader not only in education, but also in economic, cultural, and community growth – the four cornerstones of LCCC’s mission.For more information, call 800-995-5222 or visit www.lorainccc.edu.

computer classes and programs, meeting with their community groups in the meeting room wing, seeking assistance from the library’s friendly professional staff, and using the public computers or WiFi system to access the Internet.

WPPL is a vital part of the community. It’s where Westlake students get help with their homework, where new Americans can learn English, where the unemployed can research prospective employers and improve their job hunting skills, where would-be business owners can find out

how to write a business plan, and much more. Don’t forget to check out the Friends of the Library’s

Portables Gift Shop and Book Nook, as well as the Picc-a-Deli Café, all conveniently located in our lobby!

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Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) is committed to providing affordable and quality educational opportunities for students, offering programs and courses close to home.

By taking advantage of Tri-C credit courses, students can work toward an associate’s degree or transfer to a four-year institution. Students who take classes at Tri-C before transferring discover they can earn a bachelor’s degree seamlessly and for significantly

less cost.Currently, many courses leading

to a bachelor’s degree are offered at Corporate College West in Westlake, as well as at the Western Campus located in Parma.

In response to the increased demand for educational opportunities

in Western Cuyahoga County, Tri-C broke ground in 2009 for a new Westshore Campus located at the corner of Bradley and Clemens Roads in Westlake and it recently opened in January 2011 with a variety of health careers and sciences programs as well as student services including admissions, registration and counseling.

Whether your dream is to pursue a college degree or to advance your career, Tri-C provides the opportunities you need in a convenient Westlake location. For information about credit courses, call 216-987-5900, or visit www.tri-c.edu.

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Front Row (left to right): Kristy Cain, CEO-Health Source; Joan Reynard, Certified Negotiation Expert-Howard Hanna; Dr. Bob Searson, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs-Cuyahoga Community College West Shore Campus; Angela Evans, Director, Admissions & Marketing-Huntington Woods Care & Rehabilitation. Second Row: Joan Wenk, CEO & President-Creative Playrooms; Cindy Sears, Owner-#1 Express Car Wash & Detail Center; Dr. K. Anne Jacobs, Owner & President-Jacobs Eye Center; Ann Proudfit, Dean of Student Affairs-Cuyahoga Community College West Shore Campus; Nancy Brown, Owner-Hot Diggity Dog Inc.; Pat & Steve Pribisko, Realtors®-Keller Williams. Third Row: Mark Bailey, Executive Director-St. Mary of the Woods; Dr. Nick Gravino, Owner & President-Nick Gravino DDS, Inc.; Chuck Dunlap, Director of Rehabilitation-West Bay Care & Rehabilitation; John Katzbach,

Owner & President-Katzbach Insurance; Andrew Mangels, Director-Westlake Porter Public Library. Fourth Row: Jim Elios, Wealth Advisor-Elios Financial; Mike DeAnna, Broker-Ohio Family Realty; Dr. Peter Mogyordy, Owner & President-Madison Eye Care; Dr. Mike Urban, Owner & President-Urban Chiropractic; Brandon Kliment, Vice President, Business Development & Design-Ground Works Land Design; Jim Sgro, Owner-Village Barber Shop. Missing from Photo: Jeff Tomaszewski, Owner-Overload Fitness; Petra Boesinger, Administrator-North Ohio Gastroenterology; Nan Baker, State Representative, State House of Representatives - Ohio; Dr. Diana Kyrkos, Owner & President-Bay Pediatric Dentistry.Photo Location: Cuyahoga Community College Westshore Campus. Photographer: Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography.

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round Works Land Design is one of the areas fastest growing landscape firms, thanks in part to Brandon Kliment, Vice President of Business Development and Design.

“I grew up in this industry,” Brandon smiles. “Because of that, I’m able to bring a level of service to our business that few other companies can match.” Brandon says that he and his team really shine when it comes to designing hardscapes and incorporating aesthetic elements, like lighting, to create drama.

Landscape restoration is also a specialty. “There comes a time when mature plant life may no longer reflect the beauty of an established home,” he notes. “We work closely with our clients to preserve landscape elements that should stay while incorporating new plant life to give the landscape a more current appeal.”

Brandon attributes Ground Works’ explosive growth over the

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past few years to positive feedback from satisfied clients. “Quite simply, we do what we say we’re going to do, and we back everything with a solid warranty,” he states. “Our clients call us back for multiple phases because they trust our work. That’s a really big thing. We do the job, we’re professional, and we follow up.”

And you never have to ask for references. Brandon says they supply them with every estimate. “We’re proud of our reputation.”

Ground Works Land Design offers a full spectrum of services, that includes plantings, yard maintenance and snow plowing.

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o matter what your insurance needs, Katzbach Insurance can provide you with comprehensive coverage at competitive rates from the industry’s leading insurance providers. “All your insurance

needs under one roof” is the company’s slogan.

Katzbach is an independent agency offering home, auto, motorcycle, RV, business, contractor, contractor bonds, life, and flood insurance for your home or business. It represents notable insurance companies, including Motorists Mutual, State Auto, Safeco, Progressive, Encompass and more.

“At Katzbach Insurance, we take a hands-on approach to our business and make the process of buying insurance as straightforward as possible,” says President of the company John Katzbach, Jr. “We get all of a client’s information up front, assess his or her current situation, and provide recommendations that we feel will best meet that client’s unique needs.” John

The firm is located at 821 Westpoint Parkway, #980, in Westlake. Call Katzbach Insurance Agency at 440-835-1770 or visit www.katzbachinsurance.com

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Katzbach, Jr., President and founder, opened the agency in 1983 from the ground up and today has a loyal following of repeat and referral clients. Katzbach is the featured insurance agency on the Westlake community website.

The goal of Katzbach Insurance is to provide the highest level of service and the best coverage at a competitive price. John and his wife Gale boast about their team of insurance professionals who have been with the firm for many years. They are members of the Better Business Bureau, Professional Insurance Agents Association, The Insurance Board of Northern Ohio and Pro Ohio Remodelers Association.

John Katzbach, Jr.ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF


#1 EXPRESS CARWASH & DETAIL CENTERoted “BEST of the WEST” for the last four consecutive years by the readers of West Shore Magazine, #1 Express Carwash features a 150-foot express carwash tunnel that uses the latest

in carwash technology. Each vehicle is measured via the computer system to ensure a complete wash and superior shine from bumper-to-bumper.

All carwashes include a coupon for $4 off their next wash within 30 days of the same vehicle. #1 Express Carwash is open 7am to 7pm Monday through Friday and 8am to 6pm Saturday and Sunday (weather permitting). For the do-it-yourselfer, three high-pressure self-serve bays are also available.

The Detail Center offers comprehensive detailing services including express, interior, exterior, full detail and hand washes. Additional services include: fabric and leather protection, paint protection and overspray removal. Detail Center hours are 8am to 6pm, Monday through Saturday. Call 440-617-2886 for questions or appointment scheduling.

#1 Express Carwash & Detail Center • 25247 Detroit Road, Westlake • www.1expresscarwash.com

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verweight, out-of-shape, low energy? That can all change in less than 60 minutes a week at Overload Fitness.

“In two sweat-free, 30-minute sessions each week, you can achieve results you didn’t think were possible,” promises co-owner Jeff Tomaszewski.

All workouts are one-on-one with an Overload Fitness exercise practitioner in a clinically-controlled, distraction-free environment. The high-intensity strength training program uses state-of-the-art equipment and provides the best workout you can get - in the least amount of time.

“It’s the intensity of the exercise that makes the body change, not the volume of exercise,” he says. Safety is key and every program is tailored to the individual. Nutritional counseling is also a part of the Overload experience. Our goal here at Overload Fitness is to optimize your body: to get it working at the most efficient capacity...24 hours a day. Therefore, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment to determine your metabolism. This in turn tells you the maximum amount of

Find out more at www.overloadfitness.com or visit them at 2211 Crocker Road, Suite 120 in Westlake.Call 440-835-9090 today for a complimentary consultation.

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calories to consume and still be able to shed unwanted body fat and increase energy levels.

If you desire sustained fat loss, more energy, cardiovascular fitness, increased flexibility, bone loss prevention, increased metabolism and improved functional ability through increases in your overall strength, then Overload Fitness might be your solution!

Overload FitnessPERSONAL ATTENTION IS KEY

HUNTINGTON WOODS CARE& REHABILITATION CENTER

untington Woods Care & Rehabilitation Center is a Medicare and Medicaid certified nursing facility. With all the amenities you need to make you feel at home, you will find superior care provided

in a professional and warm environment. Their associates are committed to improving the health care delivery to their community and those who have been entrusted to their care. Huntington Woods is dedicated to “Making a Difference One Resident at a Time” and they do this through seven days a week rehabilitation, social activities, and meals prepared by their Executive Chef and his team. Conveniently located in Westlake, Huntington Woods is vibrant with friendly staff, decorations, modern amenities, and spacious living arrangements. Schedule a visit today and enjoy a luxurious dessert while gazing at the fish, birds or the beautiful woods that surround the facility!

27705 Westchester Parkway, Westlake440-835-5661 www.huntington-woods.net

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Jim Elios ELIOS FINANCIAL

lios Financial, led by North Olmsted native Jim Elios, has developed the “Advance and Protect” process. Elios, who has more than 20 years of experience in the financial industry, uses sophisticated technology

to provide better signals and direction of the overall market.“Buy and hold” is generally a good strategy when markets are going up, but it can be painful to ‘hold’ when the markets are going down,” Elios says. “While nobody knows for sure where the markets are heading next, it makes sense to employ a strategy that may be able to take advantage of any market environment. “We provide true, objective, independent advice, with no conflicts of interest,” says Elios. “We have all the tremendous resources of a large firm but with local and personal service. We customize each client experience and make recommendations based upon what is in the client’s best interest.”

Elios Financial offers free consultations. Call 440-617-9100 for more information or to schedule an appointment,

or visit www.eliosfinancial.com

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HealthSource of AvonOFFERS THE LATEST IN

CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENTealthSource Chiropractic & Progressive Rehab has one goal in mind: to combine a chiropractic/progressive rehabilitation approach to help patients decrease pain, stabilize their conditions

in the shortest time possible and help keep it that way.

HealthSource of Avon is lead by Kristy Cain, CEO. and Dr. Richard Kearns, DC. Cain, a resident of Avon, who opened the facility in 2003. Dr. Kearns, a Palmer College of Chiropractic graduate, joined the office in 2006.

The clinic offers passive and active physical therapy, non-surgical spinal decompression with light therapy and treats both personal and work injuries. Dr. Kearns will provide a free consultation for potential patients suffering back or joint pain, and most of the services provided are covered by the majority of insurance companies.

To contact HealthSource of Avon, call 440-937-4222or visit healthsourcechiro.com

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Jacobs Eye CenterDELIVERS PIONEERING EYE CARE

ince 1986, K. Anne Jacobs, M.D. has been delivering top-quality eye care for area residents ranging from leading-edge procedures like multi focal implants to general ophthalmic care. In fact, Dr. Jacobs has a

reputation as a pioneer in LASIK surgery that draws patients to the area from outlying counties and other states to receive treatment, and now she offers the latest treatment in Botox, Juvederm and Radiesse as well. Dr. Jacobs provides not only a surgery center with complete eye care, but also maintains an optical shop that showcases the latest frames.Dr. Jacobs is a member of many professional societies: the American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Society of Cataracts and Refractive Surgeons, International Society of Refractive Surgeons, to name a few. She has also, proudly, held offices in many local societies and organizations.Now’s the time to call Dr. Jacobs for a FREE consultation for Lasik, Botox, Juvederm or Radiesse.

Jacobs Eye Center is conveniently located at 36505 Detroit Rd. in Avon. Call 440-934-5816 to make your next appointment.

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AT ST. MARY OF THE WOODS,EXPERIENCE THE FULLNESS OF LIFE

esidents of St. Mary of the Woods enjoy active retirement living by taking advantage of countless life-enriching activities and splendid dining without the responsibilities of home maintenance

and upkeep. The large, well-appointed apartments are the perfect private retreats, while beautifully landscaped grounds make coming and going a pleasure. Fully-equipped kitchens with electric stove, washer and dryer, bi-weekly housekeeping and flat linen service, restaurant-style dining and transportation service guarantee comfort and convenience.Sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago, St. Mary of the Woods’ spiritual wellness program nicely complements its whole person approach to physical, social and intellectual wellness.St. Mary of the Woods has residents who golf, couples who enjoy fine dining and others who enjoy the great outdoors. There are some residents more inclined to take advantage of activities and amenities within St. Mary of the Woods, such as a fitness center, chapel and library.

35755 Detroit Rd., Avon440-937-3111 www.stmaryofthewoods.com

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Maryann HansonHANSON SERVICES

pend 5 minutes with Maryann Hanson and you will get a fresh, optimistic view of aging. Her company, Hanson Services Inc., employs a network of caregivers who, like her, believe one-on-one care at home is the

best approach to eldercare. Hanson caregivers fill the gap when family isn’t available or when someone needs an extra set of hands at home. Care for clients covers anything a family member might do, including: light housework, laundry, bed and linen changes; bathing, personal hygiene & incontinence care; transportation and/or escorted outings; companionship, socialization, errands, support for family and friend interaction; dementia care and communication; or pet & plant care. Hanson caregivers are employees, not sub-contractors, so there is no awkward exchange of money with the client. The client gets a bill in the mail after they’ve had service. Each Hanson Caregiver is thoroughly screened, background checked, drug tested and fingerprinted before they are hired.

If you would like to learn more about Hanson Services, call us to request a speaker from the Hanson’s Speakers Bureau, or to

schedule a free in-home needs assessment, call Hanson Servicesat 216-226-5425 or go to www.hansonservices.com

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Team PribiskoAGENTS WHO EARN YOUR TRUSTSM

s part of Keller Williams Realty — the second largest real estate company in America with more than 78,000 agents — Steve and Pat Pribisko offer the resources and services found in a large company,

while maintaining a commitment to provide personalized/customized services and regular communication to each client.Having elected to work as both Buyer’s and Seller’s Agents, Team Pribisko is always prepared to assess and negotiate either side of a residential/commercial real estate transaction in an ever-changing market.For sellers, properties listed with Team Pribisko include professional photos and listings posted on more than 200 Web sites; plus, each listing receives its own domain name and Web site for maximum lead generation. For buyers, Team Pribisko’s Web site is a one-stop shop, allowing buyers to search for properties in the MLS using buyers’ specific criteria and map the selected properties along with surrounding amenities.

Contact Team Pribisko by phone (or text message) at 440-725-0910, e-mail [email protected]

or go to www.AgentsWhoEarnYourTrust.com

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Hot Diggity Dog Inc.EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY PET CARE

ot Diggity Dog Inc. caters to all types of domesticated family pets, seven days a week, 365 days a year, including holidays. Reliable, bonded, and insured, Hot Diggity Dog Inc. is certified in

dog obedience and pet first aid from the American Red Cross. For over 20 years, they have provided the best in affordable and affectionate daily, weekend or vacation in-home pet care, tailored to your needs.

Nancy Brown, owner of the business, is completely dedicated to rescuing unwanted and abandoned animals. Animals lose their homes for a variety of reasons…..a child may develop an allergy….a family may relocate to a place that doesn’t accept pets…or through the death of their master. Nancy’s desire to help animals was inspired by her aunt and uncle, who gave shelter to animals when she was young. Nancy’s first dog rescue was the late Digger. She’s continued to rescue abandoned and unwanted dogs ever since.

For more information, call Nancy at 440-871-9245or visit her website at www.hotdiggitydogusa.com

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Westlake Montessori & Child Carea Creative Playrooms SubsidiaryNUTURES THE “TOTAL CHILD”

ver 43 years ago, while searching for daycare opportunities for her own children, Joan Wenk discovered a need for quality, nuturing child care options in the area. So she started her own, founding

Creative Playrooms, Inc., to provide daycare for five children. Today, over 1,200 children attend seven Creative Playrooms schools across Northeast Ohio, including Westlake Montessori & Child Care, located at 26830 Detroit Road.

The mission of Westlake Montessori & Child Care is to offer the highest quality learning environment for the successful development of the total child, in clean, modern and safe facilities. Programs balance individual experience with participation in small and large groups.

Westlake Montessori and Child Care serves children 6 weeks to 12 years, including before and after school care, summer camp, private chartered kindergarten and more.

For a personal tour of Westlake Montessori & Child Care,call 440-835-5858 or visit www.creativeplayrooms.com

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Jim SgroTHE VILLAGE BARBER SHOP

n American barber shop is much more than a place to get a haircut. It’s also a place to drop in between cuts to catch up on the latest news and talk a bit of trash. And at Jim Sgro’s Village

Barber Shop, a guy or a kid can also get a great haircut if that’s what he wants.

Located in Dover Commons, Bay Village, the Village Barber Shop specializes in mens’ and kids’ styles and cuts. The shop is open for business every day but Sunday, and that includes Wednesday, the traditional day off for Ohio barbers. Jim says, “My customers’ convenience is what it’s all about.”

Jim Sgro is a friendly and humorous man who makes visits to his shop a pleasurable experience. Jim graduated from Valley Forge High School in Parma Heights, and has been a barber ever since. Need an excellent cut? See Jim Sgro at the Village Barber Shop.

The Village Barber Shop620 Dover Center Road in Bay Village 440-871-0899

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Richard Jones STANEK WINDOWS

tanek Windows introduces customers to a new way of seeing things – from beautiful windows and patio doors that provide advanced energy efficiency, to a different way of doing business. Founded in 1953,

the company has earned a strong reputation of delivering the highest quality products and installation available. Stanek Windows is the only company to both manufacture and install their windows in this region, resulting in unbeatable quality control and performance. This allows Stanek to offer customers one of the strongest lifetime warranties in the business, covering 100% of product and labor. Customers can choose from virtually any style window or door, with high-performance options that include advanced thermal protection for increased energy efficiency and lower energy bills. The Stanek Windows team takes great pride in serving the Northeast Ohio community, educating consumers on how to make smart buying decisions for peace of mind before, during and long after installation.

4565 Willow Parkway, Cuyahoga Heights, OH 44125216-341-7700 www.stanekwindows.com

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Madison Eye Care AssociatesWHERE FASHION MEETS FUNCTION

stablished in 1902, Madison Eye Care has evolved to a multi-location, multi-doctor, comprehensive optometric clinic. Your eye care experience begins with personal service provided by our educated

and dedicated staff. Our doctors have the latest technologies available right here in our offices. The laser diagnostic equipment used for glaucoma and diabetic eye disease is painless and state-of-the-art. The latest in nutritional supplements (therapies) are incorporated to treat conditions of dry eye and macular degeneration. Our contact lens experts are eager to assist – bifocals, astigmatism and even dry eyes can be comfortably fit into the newest lenses on the market. With many choices only found in specialty boutiques, the frame selection at Madison Eye Care is of the highest quality and unique design, and your eyeglass lenses will be made of only the finest quality materials available.Combining the newest available technologies with the finest quality eyewear makes us the eye care innovators for Cleveland’s West Side. Madison Eye Care is where fashion meets function.

Visit our Westlake location at 30588 Center Ridge Road440-892-5367 www.MadisonEyeCare.com

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Charles DunlapWEST BAY CARE & REHABILITATION CENTER

harles Dunlap serves as the Director of Rehabilitation for West Bay Care & Rehab, a Sun Healthcare Group Facility located at 27601 Westchester Parkway, Westlake, Ohio 44145. Charles has been a resident

of Westlake for 15 years and has 18 years of experience as a Physical Therapist.

West Bay Care and Rehabilitation Center boast an 1800 square foot modern therapy gym, serving the residents on the Westside of Cuyahoga County. Their center employs 18 therapists in physical, occupational and speech therapy. The staff is committed to serving their residents with compassion, competency and comfort.

All community residents are invited to stop by and tour their rehabilitation center to meet and greet with the professional therapy staff, receive a tour and a chance to win a $100 Visa gift certificate, with mention of this ad.

West Bay Care & Rehab is located at 27601 Westchester Pkwy.in Westlake. Call 440-871-5900 for more information.

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The EMH Avon Health Campus debuted in 1999 when one of northeast Ohio’s first medically-based fitness centers – the EMH Center for Health & Fitness – opened its doors. The facility continued to expand along with the needs of the community, and in 2005 the first patients were treated in the Avon Emergency Care Center – an 18-bed, freestanding emer-gency department, which was again one of the first of its kind in our area.

Today, the 91,000 square-foot EMH Avon Health Campus consists of a state-of-the-art fitness center, along with physician offices, physical and occupational therapy, radiology and lab services, as well as a full-service 24/7 ER.

The EMH Center for Health & Fitness offers more than 125

group exercise classes, senior programs, a day spa, and more. It was named “Best of the West” in the fitness center category by readers of West Shore magazine for three years and the “Best of Lorain County” by readers of puLse Magazine.

The EMH Avon Health Campus also features comprehensive diagnostic services such as CT scans, Ultrasound, MRI, diagnostic radiology, screening mammograms, bone density screening and walk-in laboratory services. You’ll also find physician offices for medical specialties such as plastic and reconstructive surgery and obstetrics and gynecology. See ad on back cover.

The EMH Avon Health Campus1997 Healthway Drive(I-90 / Route 83 Interchange)Avon, OH 44011 • 440-988-6800

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The incidence of stroke is widespread and on the increase. According to the American Stroke Association, each year more than 700,000 Americans suffer a stroke, now making it the third leading cause of death in the United States behind heart disease and cancer. St. John Medical Center has reached a level of excellence in the area of treatment so that patients and their families have the confidence that they are in the best hands.

Time is critical in the case of a stroke. If a patient arrives within three hours of the onset of a stroke, a hospital that is designated as a Primary Stroke Center (such as St. John Medical Center) has the ability to administer the well known clot buster, tPA. This can greatly increase a positive patient outcome.

If you have questions regarding the St. John Medical Center Primary Stroke Center, please feel free to visit our Web site at www.stjohnmedicalcenter.net

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How to recognize a stroke: If you think someone is having a stroke, remember the 60 second test:n Ask the individual to smile.n Ask him or her to raise both arms.n Ask the person to repeat a simple

sentence, like “is it sunny out today?”n if the individual has trouble with any of

these tasks, call 911 immediately.

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“ THE STATEMENT, ‘OUR LEGACY OF COMPASSION LIVES,’ captures our ongoing desire to give of ourselves each day at St. John Medical Center. As our patient, you have access to great doctors, nurses, facilities and technology, but you also experience something profoundly unique:

A genuine human connection.

We listen to you. We interact with you in order to understand who you are, where you come from and the challenges you’ve confronted. We then design the delivery of our outstanding medical care to make it much more meaningful, empowering and effective for you.

We seek to create advocacy with every patient, every time – the kind of support that develops through the emotional touch of compassion. This faith-based compassion is our foundation. It’s what St. John Medical Center is all about.

While you’re here, you have our best minds. You also have our caring hearts. You will know you are important to us. And when you leave St. John Medical Center, you’ll know in your heart that we not only care for you … we care about you.”

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What can Nutritional Cleansing do for you?• Help protect your body from cumulative damage of

environmental toxins and oxidative stress.

• Supports mental and physical performance while boosting energy and endurance.

• Supports the immune and digestive systems

• Encourages safe and effective weight-loss by gently removing impurities that accumulate in your fat and tissues.

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For additional information, please call 440-452-7014 or visit www.mycleansecoach.info. One of our CORE Health Coaches can help put together the best program for you.

Living in a bubble is not an option...Nutritional Cleansing is!

The isagenix Nutritional Cleansing System addresses some of our greatest health concerns. Today, one of the biggest threats to our health is our own toxic environment. The food we eat is nutritionally bankrupt, overly processed and laden with pesticides. The water we drink is contaminated with harmful chemicals. 73 different pesticides have been found in groundwater — potential drinking water. The air we breathe, indoors and out, is filled with toxic particles and gases. 51% of the carbon monoxide in the air is caused by car pollution. The hundreds of toxins we are exposed to can deplete the body’s ability to cleanse naturally. This ultimately makes it difficult to absorb vital nutrients needed to maintain good health and man-age weight.

Nutritional Cleansing helps to naturally rid your body of harmful impurities while nourishing it with vital nutrients, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals – giving you the vitality to live each day to the fullest.

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Why go anywhere else, when Southwest General offers skilled, experienced physicians and award-winning health care, closer to home? Whether you’re seeking our board-certified physicians, outpatient care such as physical therapy, or imaging or laboratory testing, you’ll never feel treated like “a number.” Instead, you’ll enjoy a combination of personal attention, advanced technology and compassionate, state-of- the-art care.

Founded in 1920 by the residents of surrounding communities, Southwest General is a private, not-for-profit, 354-bed facility serving southwestern Cuyahoga, eastern Lorain and northern Medina Counties. Comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services are offered. Additionally, the hospital provides specialized services in cardiovascular care, neurosciences, orthopedics, oncology and women’s health.

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Southwest General is certified as a Level III Trauma Center as well as a Primary Stroke Center. See a complete list of our services at www.swgeneral.com.

Our newly redesigned emergency department features the CareSTAT Treatment Process. This system is designed to get most patients admitted, treated, and headed home, in as little as 90 minutes. The initial check-in process is quick and thorough, so patients don’t have to describe symptoms over and over. Patients are either assigned to an ER bed or to the Rapid Assessment area for tests or procedures. The entire CareSTAT Treatment Process is so fast; our waiting rooms are designed for family members waiting for you, not for patients waiting to be treated.

Whichever service you need, you can expect the award-winning care of the skilled and experienced doctors, nurses, technologists, and staff of Southwest General — named a Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospital® five years in a row.

To learn more, call Southwest General at 440-816-5050. See ad on inside front cover.

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Targeted Care for Youth with Urinary Problems at UHkids with disorders ranging from simple urinary infec-tions to complex birth defects that affect the urinary tract can get the specialized care they need at University Hospitals Urology Institute’s Pediatric Urology Center.

“Children with urological conditions have very different needs than adults,” says Jonathan Ross, MD, Chief of the Pediatric Urology Center and the Division of Pediatric Urology at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital. “This often requires tailored approaches to diagnoses and treatment.”

Diagnosis and TreatmentThe Center’s pediatric urologists work with other pediatric specialties to provide

the best, most comfortable care available. Doctors avoid painful, invasive procedures whenever possible. Instead, they may use ultrasound and other kid-friendly tests, as well as pediatric seda-tion services.

The Center’s multidisciplinary team develops individualized treatment plans. If needed, the Center offers advanced surgical options, including laparoscopic and robotic surgery to repair or reconstruct congenital abnormalities, remove obstructions or improve urinary function. These techniques minimize blood loss, pain and scarring, and recovery times.

“We’re able to treat many conditions effectively so kids can lead normal lives,” Dr. Ross says. “We also provide long-term monitoring and adjustment of therapies that some patients may

Comprehensive ServicesSpecialists treat conditions affecting the urinary tract, genitalia and bladder, including:

n Blockages/defects in the urinary tract n Urinary incontinence

n Abnormal development of the penis and/or testicles n Fluid buildup in the scrotum and hernias n Abnormal protrusion or bulging (hernia) of an organ or

tissue wall n Voiding dysfunctions n Tumors in the kidney, bladder or testicles

need throughout their lives.”Dr. Ross and his colleagues with University Hospitals

Urology Institute’s Pediatric Urology Center at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital see patients at UH Westlake Health Center and other convenient locations. For appointments, call 216-UH4-KIDS (216-844-5437) or request an appointment online at www.RainbowBabies.org. See ad on inside back cover.

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An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. That old adage has never been more prevalent than in these tough economic times. It applies to the care and well being of our furry companions as well. Routine examinations check for your pet’s general health and well being, as well as screen for potential life-threatening problems and diagnosing problem areas before they become serious health issues. Preventative medicine is the best health care you can offer your pet. Because animals age much faster than humans do, disease processes progress much more rapidly.

At Detroit Dover Animal Hospital, our goal is to assist you in making your pet’s life as happy and healthy as possible. Our routine exams include a complete physical evaluation of 12 different systems of your pet’s bodily function to rule out any abnormalities. In addition, the doctor will discuss any dietary or behavior issues that could be symptoms of an underlying illness. Sometimes routine lab work, to rule out any potential problems, is recommended. Laboratory tests, including blood and urine analysis, allow your pet’s doctor to evaluate internal problems that are not outwardly apparent.

Having your pet seen regularly could mean detecting problems before they progress beyond treatment. And our staff is dedicated to keeping your best friend healthy for life!

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Clinic Offers Program for Kids Who Are Serious About Weight loss Fit youth is a program for children ages 7-11, or for teens ages 12 - 16 years, who are serious about wanting to lose weight. Specifically designed for kids and their parents, Fit Youth groups meet once a week for 90 minutes, for 12 weeks.

The program features psychological, nutritional and exercise components:q A psychologist shows families how to set goals and change

harmful habits to create healthy new ones.q A registered dietitian explains the new food guide pyramid,

defines portion control, shows the group how to read labels, and offers guidance on eating out and healthy snacking.

q An exercise physiologist teaches the four components of exercise: aerobic, strength, flexibility and balance in the context of fun games and activities.In one session, a pediatrician with a special interest in weight

management addresses the medical complications and health risks of excess weight. In this shared setting, families discover that they face similar issues.

In addition to losing weight, the program helps kids develop new eating and exercise habits. Fit Youth teaches parents and their children to change the things at home affecting eating and exercise habits.

If you are interested and would like more information, please go to www.clevelandclinic.org/fityouth to find the nearest program.

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statistics from the Northern ohio Regional Multiple Listing Service have provided information current through December 31, 2010. In 2010, 184 homes sold in Bay Village with average days on the market of 102 and an average sale price of $225,148. During the same time period in 2009, 217 homes sold in Bay Village with average days on the market of 128 and an average sale price of $202,156. In 2010, 239 homes sold in Westlake with average days on the market of 143 and an average sale price of $323,659. During the same time period in 2009, 229 homes sold in Pat Pribisko

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Westlake with average days on the market of 131 and an average sale price of $297,457.*

Westlake is celebrating its bicentennial this year, while Bay Village celebrated its bicentennial last year. These long established cities have their own history and attributes. Westlake covers 15.9 square miles, with a population of 31,719. Bay Village covers 4.6 square miles, with a population of 16,087. Westlake has had controlled development over the years, with planned separation of housing development areas, retail establishments and industrial properties. While Bay Village has sought to maintain its village atmosphere, housing development areas have stayed up-to-date with the changing times.

Westlake and Bay Village are convenient to everything that one could want, including a 20-minute commute to downtown Cleveland and the airport. And, now the cities have

more educational opportunities with the addition of the Tri-C Westshore Campus,

newly opened in January. Between the two cities, buyers can find the home that meets

their required criteria with a location that has the amenities they desire.

*These numbers are given for information only, not for comparative purposes between the two cities. — By Pat Pribisko, JD, Realtor®, ASP, Keller Williams Greater Cleveland West Office.

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Elder Care for Family Members

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Making the decision to move loved ones from their home to a live-in facility for long-term care isn’t easy. Change is difficult in any situation, especially when it involves making decisions for someone you love who may not embrace the final outcome. With many options and information available today regarding care for the elderly, a difficult process can be easier on everyone.

How do you know your loved one needs more care?Many life events can result in the need to re-evaluate current

living arrangements for the elderly. The most common events that cause people to look into a facility for care include:• Problems with mental health issues, serious forgetfulness and

Alzheimer’s.• A fall that causes a broken hip or other bone. Many times

a person will fall and require surgery, followed by physical therapy or rehabilitation in a hospital or nursing home. While many people return to their normal routines, others remain in the nursing home.

• The death of a spouse. This is especially true when the spouse who passed away served as the caregiver. Daily tasks can become more difficult for the survivor and health issues requiring medication and other attention can become problematic.

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What types of Living and Long-Term Care Facilities are Available?

Nursing homes are only one of several options for a loved one’s living arrangements. Generally there are three types of facilities where elderly loved ones can reside.

Independent Living These are apartment-type complex-es that offer to help if necessary, but not regularly. This provides better security and closer help, but residents basically live on their own.

Assisted Living These facilities are licensed by the state and offer more staff on site, including nurses and aids to assist with medication and provide some help with getting around.

Nursing Home These facilities provide 24-hour, seven-days-a-week-staff including physicians on call.

There is also the option of hiring a caregiver to come into your loved one’s home to help with daily chores or medical care.

How Can I Make the Transition to a Nursing Home Easier on My Loved One?

Start by being upfront and honest as possible. Include them in some of the decision making so they feel in control and

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empowered. If possible, it’s best to have the conversation about elderly care with your loved one before the need arises. Have information already gathered about different options in your specific community. It’s also a good idea to ask permission to have the discussion as well as choosing the right time and place in which to talk.

Once you’ve selected a home for your loved one, become as involved as possible in order to nip problems in the bud and make things as comfortable as possible for them. Visit as often as you can and talk to the staff about any concerns or questions you may have. Staying involved will help all of you reach a comfort level that will benefit the entire family.

These additional signs might also indicate the need for change in living arrangements:n isolation or depressionn the inability to take care of daily activities such as

personal hygiene and mealsn Household negligence such as in paying bills and cleaningn missed medication or doctor’s appointmentsn a decrease in cognitive ability

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87 West 2 Wine Bar287 Crocker Park Boulevard440-250-2334

A & J’s Grill26285 Detroit Road440-617-sUBs (7827)

Agave Tequileria & Cocina20 main street440-892-4283

Aladdin’s eatery151 Crocker Park Boulevard440-617-9005

Applebee’s2033 Crocker Road440-250-2111

Asian Wok24389 Detroit Road440-871-0880

Arashi Japan steakhouse30006 Detroit Road440-892-8888

Blake’s seafood Restaurant and Bar9 main street 440-892-FisH (3474)

Bob evans29750 Detroit Road440-835-5665

The Boneyard24940 sperry Drive440-808-8300

Brio Tuscan Grille200 Crocker Park Boulevard440-250-8630

Buca di Beppo23575 Detroit Road440-356-2276

Cabin Club30651 Detroit Road440-899-7111

Cafe Tandoor30030 Detroit Road440-835-7999

Carrabba’s Italian Grill25054 sperry Drive 440-250-0880

Champps Restaurant and Bar12 main street 440-871-0313

Cheesecake Factory148 Crocker Park Boulevard440-808-1818

Chipotle Mexican Grille135 market street440-835-4539

Claudette’s26485 Center Ridge Road440-899-1029

Cleats27200 Detroit Road440-250-0200

Daddona’s29580 Center Ridge Road 440-250-0075

Dave & Buster’s25735 First street440-892-1415

Dover Gardens Tavern27402 Detroit Road440-871-4459

el Rodeo30610 Detroit Road440-835-6935

First Watch 168 market street440-808-1082

Five Guys Burgers30297 Detroit Road440-871-5300

Frankie’s Italian Cuisine 27828 Center Ridge Road440-892-0064

Friendly’s Restaurant25600 Center Ridge Road440-835-2398

Houlihan’s25651 Detroit Road440-808-9090

Huntington’s Restaurant at the Westlake Holiday Inn1100 Crocker Road440-871-6000

Hyde Park Prime steakhouse21 main street 440-892-HyDe (4933)

Ironwood Café688 Dover Center Road440-835-9900

Vento La Trattoria Restaurant & Wine Bar in Bay Village

Brunch Saturday and Sunday 2.95 Bar menu every day

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Liquid Planet224 Crocker Park Boulevard440-835-8006

Little Budapest25124 Center Ridge Road440-617-0404

Loco Leprechaun24545 Center Ridge Road440-250-5626

Mahle’s Restaurant and Lounge24945 Detroit Road440-899-6602

Manero’s25048 sperry Drive440-892-9090

Max and erma’s Restaurant30105 Detroit Road440-899-8686

Mezza Mediterranean Cuisine28743 Center Ridge Road440-892-2220

Mitchell’s Tavern24282 Center Ridge Road440-835-2415

Moosehead saloon694 Dover Center Road440-871-7743

New China25099 Center Ridge Road440-835-9228

The Original Dave’s Cosmic subs180 market street440-835-1500

Outback steakhouse24900 sperry Drive440-892-3445

Panera Bread26137 Detroit Road440-899-4944

Panini’s 23800 Detroit Road440-250-5550

Picc-A-Deli Café25022 Center Ridge Road440-808-Deli (3354)

Robeks Fruit smoothies and Healthy eats30319 Detroit Road440-835-5510

Rusty Barrel27026 Center Ridge Rd440-892-1292

saucy Bistro24481 Detroit Road440-835-3559

savannah Bar and Grille30676 Detroit Road440-892-2266

siam Orchid28751 Center Ridge Rd.440-835-3321

si senor27155 Detroit Road440-250-0882

stonehouse Grill24850 Center Ridge Road440-871-4745

sweet Basil27155 Detroit Road440-250-0882

TGI Friday’s30115 Detroit Road440-899-8443

Vicki’s Diner and Deli26105 Center Ridge Road440-835-5031

Vieng’s Asian Bistro139 Crocker Park Boulevard440-871-2888

Viva Fernando24600 Detroit Road440-808-0000

Whistle stop Restaurant673 Cahoon Road440-892-5705

White Oaks Restaurant777 Cahoon Road440-835-3090

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Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery30155 Detroit Road440-892-1250

Casa Vella187 Crocker Park Boulevard440-871-8424

China Wok29241 Center Ridge Road440-892-3889

Domino’s Pizza26063 Detroit Road440-892-0030

Hungry Howie’s Pizza and subs24533 Center Ridge Road440-899-1236

Karl’s Deli184 Crocker Park Boulevard440-871-2333

Lehman’s Deli24961 Detroit Road440-871-3445

Lobster Brothers Co.26055 Detroit Road440-835-0013

McDonald’s25700 Detroit Road440-871-9161

Mr. Hero24513 Center Ridge Road440-835-1267

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Pizza by Robert30634 Detroit Road440-899-9750

Romeo’s Pizza2064 Clague Road440-331-1155

subway sandwiches and salads26079 Detroit Road440-899-1772 30325 Detroit Road440-871-1110 27020 Center Ridge Road440-835-9799

Peppi’s Pizza26569 Center Ridge Road440-250-5500

Taco Bell1345 Columbia Road440-899-7994

Wendy’s29778 Detroit Road440-892-8946

Bay VillageResTAuRANTs

Arrabiata’s600 Dover Center Road440-835-9100

Bay Diner660 Dover Center Road440-835-9011

China House27241 Wolf Road440-808-8855

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Greenisland25519 eaton Way440-250-9086

Java Bay27225 Wolf Road440-871-8011

Mojo’s Coffee600 Dover Center Road440-892-4040

Vento La Trattoria & Wine Bar28611 lake Road440-835-4530

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Fragapane Bakery & Deli626 Dover Center Road440-871-6340

Georgio’s Oven Fresh Pizza Co.622 Dover Center Road440-835-8100

Geppetto’s Pizza & Ribs27321 Wolf Road440-892-2500

Heinen’s Deli434 Dover Center Road440-871-5066

Honey Hut28624 lake Road440-871-7699

Martin’s Deli328 Bassett Road440-871-1141

subway sandwiches and salads27237 Wolf Road440-871-2006

OtherThe Greek Village Grille14019 madison avenue lakewood216-228-GyRo

Tom’s Country Place3442 stoney Ridge Roadavon440-934-4553



as the state Representative of ohio House District 16, which encompasses Bay Village, Fairview Park, North olmsted,

Rocky River and Westlake, my main focus is to create an environment that encour-ages jobs to stay in ohio and to bring additional jobs to our area by lowering taxes and lessening mandates in order to compete.

my legislative experience on the Westlake City Council has given me the understanding of city government and as a former Westlake school Board mem-ber, i understand school funding and am

working to keep our schools strong and affordable. i am doing my very best to represent the values, needs and concerns of District 16 and if i can be of any help or you have any concerns, please do not hesitate to contact my office. my door is always open!

Nan Baker

Representative Nan Baker... your ohio advocate!

Representative Nan BakerDistrict 16Ohio House of Representatives 77 S. High St., 10th floorColumbus, OH 43215Phone: (614) 466-0961Fax: (614) 719-3998Email: [email protected]

Westlake/Bay VillageEmergency Call 9-1-1

Westlake Phone Numbers

Westlake Police27300 Hilliard Blvd.(Non-emergency) 440-871-3311

Westlake Fire Station#13200 Crocker Road(Non-emergency) 440-835-6468

Westlake Fire Station#22110 Columbia Road(Non-emergency) 440-835-6454

Westlake City Hall27700 Hilliard Blvd.440-871-3300www.cityofwestlake.org

MayorDennis m. Clough440-871-3300

Community Information

West Shore Chamber of Commerce440-835-8787

Westlake Porter Public Library27333 Center Ridge Road440-871-2600

Westlake Post Office27300 Center Ridge Road440-250-9529

Recreation Department440-808-5700

Westlake Center for Community Services440-899-3544

Westlake Schools

Board of Education440-871-7300superintendent’s office440-835-6303

Bassett Elementary440-835-6330

Dover Elementary440-835-6322

Hilliard Elementary440-835-6343

Holly Lane Elementary440-835-6332

Burneson Middle440-835-6340

Parkside Intermediate440-835-6325

Westlake High440-835-6352attendance440-835-6779transportation440-835-6313

Private Schools

St. Bernadette Catholic School440-734-7717

St. Paul Lutheran School440-835-3051

St. Paul Lutheran School Annex440-835-2952

Westshore Montessori School440-899-7911

Westlake Montessori440-835-5858

Bay Village Phone Numbers

Bay Village Police(Non-emergency) 440-871-1234

Bay Village Fire Department28100 Wolf Rd.(Non-emergency) 440-871-1214

City Hall350 Dover Center Road440-871-2200www.cityofbayvillage.com

MayorDeborah l. sutherland440-899-3415

Clerk of City Council440-899-3406

Law Director440-899-3427

Service Director440-899-3422

Community Information

Animal Control440-899-3414

West Shore Chamber of Commerce440-835-8787

Bay Senior Van440-899-3410

Community information

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Bay Village Office on Aging440-899-3409

Cuyahoga County Public Library-Bay Village Branch502 Cahoon Road440-871-6392

Post Office27106 east oviatt Road440-250-9545

Recreation Department440-871-6755

Senior Programs440-899-3411

Swimming Pool440-871-1872

Bay Village Schools

Board of Education377 Dover Center Road440-617-7300superintendent’s office440-917-7306

Normandy School440-617-7350

Westerly School440-617-7550

Bay Middle School440-617-7600

Bay High School440-617-7400transportation440-617-1659

Private Schools

Glenview Center for Child Care440-617-7342

Montessori Children’s School440-871-8773

St. Raphael Parochial School440-871-6760

Westside Christian Academy440-331-1300

Hospitals

Cleveland Clinic216-445-7676

Fairview Hospital216-476-7000

Lakewood Hospital216-521-5200

MetroHealth Medical Center216-778-7800

St. John Medical Center440-777-3500

Southwest Community Hospital440-816-8000

University Hospital216-844-4800

Arts & Entertainment

BayArts Fine Arts & Education Center28795 lake Road440-871-6543www.bayarts.net

it’s being talked about by everyone from your own doctors to tV news shows. We should all be eating healthier. if healthy eating has become a lifestyle for you and you are looking for fresh, natural and organic foods, Nature’s Bin is a great resource right here on the west side of Cleveland. “in addition to natural and organic produce and groceries, they offer customers fabulous pre-pared foods made fresh daily by the chef who uses ingredients right from the store shelves,” said executive Director, scott Duennes. “shoppers can find their vitamins and supplements, and specialty diet needs like gluten-free foods or non-dairy options here too.” Nature’s Bin has been serving lakewood and the Western suburbs for over 35 years. Visit their website at www.naturesbin.com or stop by their lakewood location on sloane avenue and see what Fresh thinking is all about.

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Crocker Park189 Crocker Park Boulevard440-871-6880www.crockerpark.com

Huntington Playhouse28601 lake Road440-871-8333www.huntingtonplayhouse.com

Lake Erie Nature & Science Center28728 Wolf Road440-871-2900www.lensc.org

Rose Hill Museum27715 lake Road216-871-7338

Going... Going... Gone.

after several years of trying to find a new use for this historical building in Westlake, the “Red Brick school” on Dover Center Road is no more. Demolition occured from Nov. 23-27, 2010. City officials barricaded the area to ensure safety for students and parents going to nearby lee Burneson middle and Dover elementary schools. Bricks from the building were salvaged and distributed to local residents who requested them.

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Breezewood Drive ......... B2Brooke lane .................a3Bruce Road ............. D2–e3Buchanan Drive ............. B3Cahoon Road ...............C3Cambridge Court ..........a3Cambridge Drive ...........a3Canterbury Road ...........D3Carlton Drive ................a2Chatham Point Drive .....a3Chelsea Drive ................ B2Clague Road ..................F3Clarewood Drive ...........a2Cliff Drive ......................F3Clinton Drive ................a3Columbia Court ............ e3Columbia Road ............. e3

Conover Drive ............... e3Cowles Drive ................ B3Crestview Drive .............a3Darby’s Run ...................F3Debbington Drive ......... B3Devonshire Court ..........F3Donald avenue ............C3Douglas Drive ...............D3Dover Center Road .......D3Drake Drive ...................a3Dwight Drive ................. B3eagle Cliff Drive ............a1east oakland Road .........F3east oviatt Road ...........D3eaton Way .................... e3edgewood Road .......... B2edinborough Drive ........F3

ednil Drive .................... B2electric Drive ........... B2, e3elmwood Road .............D3Fairwin Drive ................a2Florence st .................... B2Foote Road ................... B2Fordham Parkway ..........F3Forest Drive ...................C3Forestview Road ........... e3Glen Park Drive .............D3Glendenning Drive .......C3Goulders Green ............ B2Henry Road ...................D3Humiston Drive ..............F3Huntington Blvd ........... B2Huntington Woods Pkwy .........................a1

Huntley Court ................F3Huntmere Drive ............D3Hurst Drive ...................a2inverness Drive ............. B3Jefferson Court .............D3Juneway Drive ............... e3kenilworth Road ...........D3kenmore Drive .............. e3kensington Cir ..............a1kimberly Court .............a3kimberly Drive .............a3knickerbocker Road ..C3–D3lake Forest Drive ........... e3lake Park Drive ..............F3lake Road .............. a1–e3lakeview Drive ............. e3lane Drive .....................a3


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Normandy Road ............D3North lincoln Road ...... B3Northfield Road ............ B2oak Cliff Drive ...............F3oakmoor Road .............D3osborn Road .......... C3–e3Park Drive ......................F3Park lane ......................C2Parkside Drive ...............D3Pellett Drive ..................a2Perry Drive ....................a3Pinewood Drive ............. B2Plymouth Drive ............a2Powell Drive ..................a2Provincetown lane ........a3Queenswood Drive .......F3Red oak Court ............. e3

Red oak lane ............... e3Revere Drive .................. B3Rexford avenue ............C3Robert’s Run .................F3Roberta lane ................a3Rockledge Drive ............ e3Roxbury Park Drive .......a1Russell Road ............ D3–F3Ruth street ................... B2Rye Gate street ............. B2saddler Road ................a2salem Drive ..................a2sandalwood Drive .........F3sherwood Drive ............a3sites Road .....................C3sunset Drive .................. e3sutcliffe Drive ..............C3

tanglewood lane .........a2timber lane ..................a2turnbridge Road .......... B3tuttle Drive ...................a3Upland Road ..................F3Vineland Road .............. e3Walker Road .................a2Walmar Drive ...............a3Walmar Road ........... a2–3Wayside lane ............... B2Webster Road ..............a2Welshire Drive ............... B3West oakland Drive ......C3West oakland Road ..... B3West oviatt Road .........C3Westlawn Drive ............. B2Westwood Road ........... B2

Wildbrook Drive ........... B3Willow Way lane .........a3Winsor Drive ................. B2Winston Drive ...............a2Wolf Road ..............B3–e3Woodlane Drive ........... e3Woodpark Drive ............C3yarmouth lane ............. B3

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acadia trace ............H3adams ln ...............a5adelaide Ct .............. F2adelaide st .............. F2allen Dr ................. G2annie ln ................. F4arbor Way ..............a5arlington Row ........ G3arthur ave ............... F3ashbourne Dr ..........B3atlanta ln ................a3augusta Ct .............a3avon Rd ..................a2Bailus Rd ..................B7Balmoral Way .......... F2Balsam Dr ................D5Banbury Ct .............. F3Barclay Blvd ............a2Bassett Rd ........ C1–D4Bay landing Dr .......D5Beaver Creek ...........H4Beechwood Dr ......... e3Beethoven Dr ........... e2Bel aire Cir ..............a6Bellerive Ct ..............a4Belmont Dr .............H2Bent tree turn .........C4Berkeley Dr ............. e3Berringer Run ..........D3Bingham Ct (8.) .......B3Birchdale Dr ............. e4Birkdale turn ............a7Bishop’s Gate Cir .....a6Blackberry ln ........... e6Bobby ln ................B2Bonny Bank Dr .........H3Bordeaux Way .........D3Bradley Rd ....... a1–a6Brahms Dr ................ e3Brantwood Dr ......... G4Breckenridge trl .......a4Brewster Dr .............C6Briar ln ....................B4Briar Ridge Ct ..........C5Briarwood Ct ........... F6Brick mill Run ...........H1Brigadoon Ct ..........D3Brittany Cir .............. F3Broadmore ln .........C4Bryandale Dr ............D1Buck thorn Pl ..........B3Burr oak Dr .............a2Cahoon Rd .............D2Camden Ct ..............B6Candlewick Ct ......... F1Canterbury Rd ....e1–e4Carillon Dr ............... F5Carlton ave .............a7Carnation Run ........ F5Caroline Cir ............D1Carousel Ct .............C3Carriage Park oval ... e1Catawba Ct (4.) .......B3Cedarwood Dr ........a2Center Ridge Rd a7–G3Center st .................B3Century oaks Dr .... G3Chadwick Ct ...........C4Chairman’s Rowe .....B5Chapparal ............... F4Charter oak ln ....... G2Chase Dr ..................C5Chatham Ct .............C5Chaucer Dr .............. F5Chesterfield Ct ......... F6

Chestnut Dr ............. e3Chopin Cir ............... e3Churchill ln .............a5Cinnamon Way ....... e6Circlewood Dr ......... F5Clague Rd ........ H1–H3Clarendon Ct ...........D3Clark Pkwy .............. e4Clemens Rd ..... a1–C1Cobblestone Chase ... F2Cobblestone Way .... F2Coe’s Post Run ........C3Columbia Rd ........F2–5Concord Dr ..............H2Cooley Ct ................C3Cornerstone ........... G3Cornwell Dr .............H3Corporate Cir ...........B3Corporate Way ...... G1Cottage Dr ...............a4Courtland meadows ... e5Cove Cir .................a4Coventry Dr .............C5Coverly Rd ...............H1Creekside Dr ........... e5Creekwood ln .........D2Crimson Dr ..............B4Crocker Park Blvd .....B3Crocker Rd .......... B2–5Crossings Pkwy .......B2Cypress Cir ..............D5Danielle Dr .............. F4Deer Run ln .............a5Dellwood Dr ...........D2Detroit Rd ........ a3–G1Devonshire oval .......B4Dewberry ln ............B4Dominion Dr ........... e1Donna Dr ................ G3Doral ln ...................a4Dover Center Rd ... e2–5Downing st ..............a5Dunford ave ............D6Durham Dr ...............a2earley ln (7.) ............B3east Brockway Dr ....C6east Century oaks Dr ... G3east Crossings Pl .....B2east melrose Dr .......H2edgepark Blvd .........C6ellington Dr ..............D1elmwood Dr ............ e3essex Ct ...................B5excalibur ave ..........C5Fairway Dr ...............B7Falkirk Dr ................a2Fall River Dr .............C6Fallen oaks ..............H3Falls oval .................a4Farmington turn ......C3Farr’s Garden Path ....C3Fernwood Dr ...........H2First st ................e1–F1Fitzroy st .................. F2Forest Brook oval .....a8Forest lake Dr .........a5Forest Pkwy ............. e4Fortune trl ............... F4Fox Run ..................H3Framingham Dr ....... F4Fresno Dr .................H2Garden Ct (2.) ..........B3Georgetown Dr ........D1Georgia Dr ..............B3Gershwin Dr ........... e2

Glen lyon Dr ............a2Glen Valley Dr ......... F4Glenbrook Ct .......... G2Glenbrook ln .......... G2Glenmore Dr ............D4Grande Ct ................C4Green leaf Cir ........ G2Greenbriar Cir .......... e6Greenview Pkwy .....B7Grove Ct .................. e5Guilford Ct ..............B5Hall Dr ..................... F5Hall’s Carriage Path ... C3Halstead ln (5.) ........B3Hamlet ln ...............H1Hampshire Pl ............C5Harding Dr ..............C6Hawkins Rd ..........G3–4Hawthorne ln ........a8Health Campus Dr ...C5Hedgewood ave .... G4Hedgewood Way .... G4Hemlock Dr .............D5Hereford Ct (12.) .....B3Hidden acres Dr ...... F4Hilliard Blvd ....... a6–F2Hilliard Ct ...............a5Hilliard oak ln .........B5Hillsborough Point ...a7Holden’s arbor Cir ...C3Holden’s arbor Run ... C3Holly ln ................... e4Hollywood Dr ...........D5Honey locust ln ......a8Horseshoe Blvd .......H3Howard ave ............. F3Hummingbird Cir .....B6Hummingbird Ct ......B6Hummingbird ln ......B6Hummingbird Way ...B6Hunter’s Chase Dr ...C2Hunter’s Point ln .....H3Hunters Creek Dr ....a5indian Ridge Cove ....B6indianpath Dr ...........C4interlachen ln ..........H4inverness Cir ............a4iris Ct ...................... F5Jackie ln .................. e4Jager ln ...................a2Jefferson Way .........a6Jenkins Rd ................C7Johnstone Way ........C3kathryn Dr .............. G2kenley Ct ................. e1kensington Dr .......... F1kilgour Dr ...............a2kimberly ln .............. e4king arthur Ct .........C5king James Pkwy ... G3kingsbrooke ln ........H3kingsway ............... G2lafayette Way ..........B6lands end ln ..........a3langale Rd ...............D1lansing Dr ...............C6laughlin ln .............C3laura ln ................... F5leighton Ct (9.) ........B3leroy Rd ..................B7lexington Ct ............B6lilac Dr .................... e6limperts Vine Row ...C3lincoln Rd ................a6logan Ct ..................a2

lytham Cir ..............a7macintosh Dr ...........D5macon Ct ...............B3magnolia Pkwy ........B7main st ...................B3mallard Cir ...............a7mallard Cove ..........a7maple Dr ................. e4maple Ridge Rd ....... F5margaretta Dr .......... e5market st ................B3marshfield Blvd .......a3marview Dr ............. e2maybelle Dr ............H2meadow ln ............ G5melibee Dr ............... F5melrose Cir ..............H2melrose Dr ...............H2mendelssohn Dr ...... e2mildred ave .............C2monroe trl ..............B5montclair Cir ............ e1morgan Run ........... e6mozart Dr ................ e2muirfield Way .........a7mulberry st ..............B3Newbury Ct ............. F3Newbury Dr ............ F3North Bay Dr ............D5North Chapparal ..... F4North Glen Dr .........D4North Windsor Ct ....C5Northwood ln .........B5Notingham Ct ..........C4oakwood ln ........... e5orchard Way ............D5oxford Cir ................a5Park Ct .................... e4Park Pl .................... e4Parkwood Dr ...........D5Parson’s Pond Cir .....a5Patti Park .................B2Pebble Beach oval ...a4Pebble Brook ..........H4Pebble Cove .............H3Peppercorn Dr .......... F1Persimmon Dr .........B7Pheasant ln .............H3Piedmont Ct ...........B4Pinehurst Dr .............a4Pineview Ct ..............D5Pineview Dr .............D5Pinyon ln .................C7Planters Grove ln .....a3Porter Rd ................C6Presler Ct .................D4Preston Pl .................D4Prestwick Crossing ..a7Primrose ln ............. e6Prince Charles ave .... G2Princeton Pl ..............B5Quail Hollow ............H4Queen anne’s Gate ...G2Queens Ct .............. F2Radcliffe Dr ............. e3Ranney Pkwy ..........C1Rechner Dr ............... e5Reed Rd ...................B5Reed’s Court trl ........C3Regal Way .............. G2Regency Cir ............B4Regency Pl ...........C4–5Remington Cir ........D2Remington Dr .........D2Richmar Dr ..............D1

Riviera ln ................a4Roanoke Ct ..............D2Roanoke Way ..........D2Rocky Pointe ............C4Rocky Ridge Dr ........a4Rose Rd ................... e5Rose Walk (1.) ..........B3Roseland Way .......... F2Royal Forest Dr .........D3Royal oak Ct ............a5Royal Woods Pl .......a5Rue saint Georges ... G2Rustic ln .................. F5saddlebrook ln ........C2saint andrews ........a7saint ives .................B5salem Pkwy ............ F3santa Clara Dr ......... e1sassafras ln .............a8savannah Pkwy .......B3sawgrass ln .............a5schubert Dr ............. e2schwartz Rd .......a5–B5second st ................ e1sedgewick Ct (10.) ...B3seneca Dr ................D4sentry ln ................ e1sequoia trl ..............B7settler’s Reserve oval ...C3settler’s Reserve Way ............... C2–D3

shadow Creek Dr ....B7sharon Dr ............... G1sherbrooke ave ....... F2sherwood Dr ..........C6shiloh Park ............... F4silktree ln ................a8silveridge trl ...........a3sleepy Hollow Dr ..... e3smith ave ............... G4sonoma Ct ..............D3south Bay Dr ............D5south Chapparal ..... F4south melrose Dr ....H2south Windsor Ct ....C5southbridge Cir ......D6southwest Blvd ........C6southwood Dr ........ e4sperry Cir ................ G1sperry Dr ............... G1sperry’s Forge Ct ......C3sperry’s Forge trl .....C3stone Ct ................. e2stone’s throw .......... F3stonegate Cir ..........C6stonehedge Dr ....... G4strauss Dr ................ e3strawberry ln .......... e5sturbridge ln ...........D1sugar maple Ct (3.) ..B3sunset Dr .................C3surrey Cir ................ G5sycamore oval .........B7tamarack trl ............C7taylor’s mill turn ......D3teal Ct .....................B7telford Ct (6.) ...........B3timber lea Ct ......... G1trail’s end Ct ............a8trenton Ct ...............B6tricia Dr ................... F4triCity Park Dr ..........H4trotters Ridge ln ......C2turnburry Ct ............a7turtle Creek Dr ........a4

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Walnut Pt Dr ............a4Walter Rd ............... G4Washington Way ....B5Waterfall Way .........a5Waters edge Dr .......a3West avalon Dr ........C4West Brockway Dr ...C6West essig Dr ...........a2

West Hedgewood Dr ... F3West melrose Dr .....H2West Preston Pl ........C4Westchester Pkwy ...C1Westford Cir ...........C2Westhill Blvd .......... G2Westlake Village Ct ... C5Westlake Village Dr ... C5

Weston aveast ......... F3Westown Blvd ..........D5Westwood Rd .... F4–H4Weybridge Dr .........C5Weymouth Cir ........C2Whispering .............a4White oak ln ..........a8Whitehill Cir .............D1

Wickford Ct (11.) .....B3Wilderness trl ..........a3Wildwood Dr .......... F4Wilks ln ...................B4Williams Dr ............. F3Willow Run ............. e6Winchester Ct ..........D2Winchester Dr ..........D2

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Woodgate Cir ..........D6Woodlyn Pl ..............B7Woodmill Dr ...........C4Woodpath trl ........... F6Woodruff Ct ...........B4Wyndgate Ct ..........B4yeoman Dr .............. F4yorktown Dr ............B6

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Westlake

BAPtIStGrace Baptist of Westlake 23096 Center Ridge Road440-333-4515

CAtHOLIC/ROMAN CAtHOLIC St. Bernadette’s 2256 Clague Road440-734-1300

St. Ladislas 2345 Bassett Road440-835-2300

CAtHOLIC/LAtIN RItE St. Peregrine Chapel 22953 Detroit Road440-333-3139

CHRIStIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRISt Westlake Christian Church 25800 Hilliard Boulevard440-871-2400

EPISCOPAL Advent Episcopal Church 3760 Dover Center Road440-871-6685

JEHOVAH’S WItNESS Westlake Congregation 29171 Center Ridge Road440-871-5939

LUtHERAN Prince of Peace Lutheran 28455 Center Ridge Road440-871-5565

St. Paul Lutheran 27993 Detroit Road440-835-3050

MEtHODISt CrossPointe Community 1800 Columbia Road440-835-0243

Westlake United Methodist Church 27650 Center Ridge Road440-871-3088

MORMON Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 25000 Westwood Road440-777-0472

NAzARENE Parkside Church of the Nazarene 23600 Hilliard Boulevard440-333-3998

NON-DENOMINAtIONAL Church on the Rise 3550 Crocker Road440-808-0200

Westlake Bible Fellowship 27975 Hilliard Boulevard440-892-1953

SEVENtH DAy ADVENtISt Cleveland Hungarian 2335 Columbia Road440-835-2277

UNItED CHURCH OF CHRIStChurch of the Redeemer 23500 Center Ridge Road 440-331-0834

Dover Congregational 2239 Dover Center Road440-871-1050

UNItyChurch of the Unity 23855 Detroit Road 440.835.0400

Bay Village

ANGLICANSt. Barnabas Anglican Church468 Bradley Road440-871-6200

BAPtIStCrossroads Church626 Bassett Road440-871-7569

CAtHOLIC/ROMAN CAtHOLICSt. Raphael Catholic Church525 Dover Center Road440-871-1100

MEtHODIStBay United Methodist Church29931 lake Road440-871-2082

LUtHERANBethesda-on-the-Bay Lutheran Church28607 Wolf Road440-871-2276

PRESBytERIANBay Presbyterian Church25415 lake Road440-871-3822

TheFine Wine& Tobacco

26179 Detroit Road • Westlake

Thank you Westlake and Bay!

440-892-7096

State Liquor Agency

Wine

Beer

Cigars

Liquor

Bi-Weekly Wine Tastings


Advertiser index

Lake Ridge Academy ....................p 11www.lakeridgeacademy.org

Education & Child Care

Creative Playrooms Westlake Montessori & Child Care Center ................p 11, 19www.creativeplayrooms.com

Eye & Skin Care

Jacobs Eye Center ..................p 18, 26www.jacobseyecenter.com

Financial Services

Elios Financial Group, Inc. ......p 18, 26www.eliosfinancial.com

Fitness training

Cleveland Fitness Boot Camp ......p 21www.clevelandfitnessbootcamp.com

Overload Fitness ....................p 17, 25www.overloadfitness.com

Fitness Center

EMH Regional Healthcare System .............Back Coverwww.emh-healthcare.org

Furniture

Brian’s Furniture ...........................p 26www.briansfurniturestore.com

Furniture/Interior Decorating

Consign Home Couture................p 32www.consignhomecouture.com

Home Healthcare

Hanson Services .....................p 19, 26www.hansonservices.com

Hospital/Medical Facility

Cleveland Clinic ...........................p 31www.clevelandclinic.org/WestlakeFHC

Southwest General Medical Center ........ inside Front Coverwww.swgeneral.com

St. John Medical Center ...............p 23www.stjohnmedicalcenter.net

University Hospitals ...inside Back Coverwww.UHHospitals.org

Insurance

Katzbach Insurance ..................p 1, 16 www.katzbachinsurance.com

Landscaping/Landscape Design

Cutting Edge Lawn & Landscape .................................p 40www.cuttingedgeoh.com

Erie Landscaping ..........................p 27www.erielandscaping.net

Ground Works Land Design ....p 2, 15www.groundworkslanddesign.com

the Ohio Valley Group ................p 34www.ohiovalleygroup.com

yards Done Right Landscaping ...p 12www.YardsDoneRight.net

Library

Westlake Porter Public Library ................................p 11www.westlakelibrary.org

Massage therapy

Michael Najpaver .........................p 40www.thewavesalon.com

Natural/Organic Store

Nature’s Bin ..................................p 41www.naturesbin.com

Nutrition & Wellness

Supplements Etc./Isagenix ..........p 24www.mycleansecoach.info

Salon & Spa

Wave Salon & Spa ........................p 40www.thewavesalon.com

Optometrist

Madison Eye Care ..................p 20, 21www.madisoneyecare.com

Pet Services

Hot Diggity Dog, Inc. .............p 19, 29www.hotdiggitydogusa.com

Photography

Beverly David Photo ....................p 27www.beverlydavidphoto.com

thomas & thomas Distinctive Photography ................p 7www.ttwss.com

Physicians

North Ohio Gastroenterology .....p 22www.northohiogi.com

Real Estate

Joan Reynard/Howard Hanna .....p 26www.joanreynard.howardhanna.com

Keller Williams – Steve & Pat Pribisko ...............p 19, 32www.agentswhoearnyourtrust.com

Ohio Family Realty .......................p 16www.ohiofamilyrealty.com

Restaurant

Brio tuscan Grille..........................p 37www.brioitalian.com

Champps .......................................p 38www.champps.com

Greek Village Grille ......................p 39www.greekvillagegrille.com

MoJo’s ...........................................p 38www.mojoscoffeeandmore.com

Si Senor .........................................p 39www.sisenormexicangrill.com

Vento La trattoria ........................p 39www.ventotrattoria.com

Retirement Community

St. Mary of the Woods/ Franciscan Communities ........p 18, 36www.stmaryofthewoods.com

the Northridge .............................p 36

Senior Living Community

Wesleyan Meadows .....................p 30www.villageliving.com

Senior Services

West Bay Care & Rehabilitation .....................p 20, 35www.sunbridgehealthcare.com

Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

Huntington Woods ................p 17, 35www.huntington-woods.net

Life Care Center of Westlake .......p 24www.LCCA.com

Skin Care/Health & Beauty

Pure Enchantment ........................p 28www.pureenchantment.com

Veterinarian

Detroit Dover Animal Hospital....p 29www.detroitdoveranimalhospital.com

Windows/Doors

Stanek Windows ....................p 20, 48www.stanekwindows.com

Wine/Beer/Liquor Store

the Fine Wine & tobacco .............p 46www.finewinewestlake.com

Assisted/Independent Living

Independence Village .................p 36www.seniorvillages.com

Associations/Clubs/Organizations

Ut Alumni/Cleveland Chapter ....p 46www.toledoalumni.org

Automobile Dealership

Premier toyota ............................p 46www.premiertoyota.com

Banks/Credit Union

Lakeshore Community Credit Union .................................p 33www.lakeshoreccu.com

Barber Shop

Village Barber Shop ...............p 20, 29

Car Wash & Detail Center

#1 Express Car Wash & Detail Center .........................p 5, 17www.1expresscarwash.com

Catering/Banquet Facility

tom’s Country Place .....................p 39www.tomscountryplace.com

Chiropractors

Health Source .........................p 18, 28www.healthsourcechiro.com

Urban Chiropractic .......................p 24www.spineandsportsclinic.com

Churches

Dover Congregational Church .....p 46www.doverucc.org

Westlake Christian Church ..........p 46www.westlakecc.org

Clothing/Apparel

RR Freestyle ..................................p 29 www.rrfreestyle.com

Colleges & Universities

Cleveland State University ............p 5www.csuohio.edu/westcenter

Lorain County Community College .....................p 10www.lorainccc.edu

tri-C West ......................................p 13www.tri-c.edu

Dentists

Bay Pediatric Dentistry ................p 25www.bayvillagepeds.com

Dr. Nick Gravino, DDS ..................p 15www.nickgravinodds.com

Education

Glenview Center for Child Care & Learning ......................................p 9www.bayschoolsohio.org

PHotos: tHomas & tHomas DistiNCtiVe PHotoGRaPHy, JUDy BeVeRiDGe

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