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Congratulations to Avon’sHomecoming King and Queen,

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Sara Ziemnik Named2017 National History

Teacher of the Year Rocky River High faculty member Sara Ziemnik has been named 2017 National History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. Ziemnik, who was previously named Ohio History Teacher of the Year for her achievements in Amer-ican history education, was one of 53 finalists for the $10,000 award. She will be honored at a ceremony at the Uni-versity Club of New York on Nov. 8, where Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Eric Foner will present her with the award. She began her career at Oak Hills High School, join-ing Rocky River High School in 2000 as a history teacher. Her love of history led her to participate in the collection of oral histories with a wide variety of subjects – a project she involves her students in, as well. “When it comes to classroom instruction and content delivery, Sara Ziemnik is a master at her craft,” said Rocky River High School Principal Robert Winton. “Students are engaged through Socratic Seminars, role-playing and other creative ways to relay historical events to high school kids. She is able to teach rigorous content and hold high learning expectations all while keeping a smile on her students’ faces.” Ziemnik said she does her best to make topics relat-able and to show her students that people make choices, and choices make history.

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Patients come first at University Hospitals St. John Medical Center in Westlake. So do employees! That’s why UH SJMC President & CEO Robert G. David and COO Jeff Reilly manned the grills in full cookout gear at 11 p.m. the night of Sept. 26 to cap a day-long employee picnic to celebrate the end of summer. “We just wanted to make sure our night shift people know they are every bit as impor-tant to us as everyone else here,” said David. He and Jeff Reilly flipped burgers and chicken so the late crew could enjoy fresh eats for their evening break. “We wanted to make sure their meals were just as fresh from the grill as everyone else’s,” added Rob David. “That’s why we’re here.”

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“Nothing I do in my classroom is ever done alone,” she said. “I am very lucky to work with a staff that shares and collaborates and supports on another, as well as students and parents who value civic education and encourage discussion and debate in learning about our history.”

This is not the first time Ziemnik has been recognized for her skills. In 2002 she received a James Madison Fellowship and spent a summer at Georgetown University studying the Consti-tution.

Rocky River High School Assistant Princi-pal Brian Gergely described Ziemnik as caring, creative and innovative.

“Her passion and enthusiasm is obvious, and her students subsequently share in her ex-citement for the content,” Gergely wrote in her nomination. “She challenges students to think abstractly but communicates a caring demeanor that yields outstanding results.”

Ziemnik said her love of history came from her parents. Family vacations revolved around checking out local history at their destinations. She credits her Miami University methods Pro-fessor Dr. Michael Fuller and former Rocky River High School teacher Barbara Boyle with mentoring her during her undergraduate stud-ies and early teaching career, and supporting her over the last 19 years.

As part of her award for being named the state history teacher of the year, Ziemnik re-ceived a $1,000 cash award, an archive of books and historical resources, and an invitation to at-tend a 2018 Gilder Lehrman Teacher Seminar.

Sara Ziemnik Named 2017 National History Teacher of the Year

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Have a book that needs a new home? Consider donating it to the Little Free Library at Kensington Intermediate School in Rocky River.

As the school adviser for Girls On The Run, a non-profit that promotes wellness and confidence in young girls through running, health and awareness, Library Assistant Lynne Kromer helped to sponsor a Little Free Library as a community service project for her students.

A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” free book exchange. There are more than 50,000 registered Little Free Library book exchanges across the country and in more than 70 countries around the world.

Books are provided by students, parents and neighbors. Kromer said users have left heartfelt mes-

Kensington Intermediate School Installs a Little Free Library

sage of thanks and support for the project.“Books that are no longer needed at home can be brought in and put in the Little Free

Library at any time,” Kromer said. “Any passerby is welcome to help themselves to a book, and it is encouraged for them to give a book at the same time or a later date. It is a simple box with a latch, no sign-outs, no strings attached.”

Kromer wrote a grant to the Rocky River Education Foundation and earned $365 for the kit to build the physical library. Rocky River Little League kicked in another $119 to cover shipping and handling. The Library is installed on the east side of the building, out-side of the main office and is accessible to anyone in the community. Kensington’s Library is chartered and can be found on the Little Free Library world map at https://littlefreeli-brary.org/.

Kromer is introducing the project to her 27 classes that come through the library each week and hopes her students will become stewards of the Library.

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Since we are on the topic of sports, nearly ev-ery school, starting from early elementary all the way up through college, is well into their season of sports as well. We tell our patients to wear some kind of protective device to protect their teeth while playing sports. As is human na-ture, people generally think that nothing will ever happen to them.

Injuries to the mouth are common in all kinds of sporting activities. Certainly when you are talking about a sport like football or hockey, a mouth guard is really, really essential. Over the years that I have practiced dentistry, it is so sad to see a young man or woman, who has never had a cavity in their life, all of a sudden come in with two broken front teeth that may now need root canals and crowns and will now require a lifetime worth of dentistry.

Wearing a mouth guard is not just for kids any more. People are living longer and are healthier. Lots of people at my age and older are engaging in all kinds of sports, includ-ing racquetball, tennis, rugby, and everything else that is out there. I have seen people get elbowed in the mouth and break off teeth playing racquetball or basketball. It’s not just

the real rough sports where people should consider wear-ing a mouth guard.

The other kind of mouth guard that is used very often is for people who grind their teeth. Approximately 1/3 of the population grind their teeth in one form or another. If you are one of those with chipped teeth, easily broken fill-ings, caps or crowns that keep coming off, there is a good chance that you are a grinder. Mouth guards are common-ly used in these instances as well.

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Westlake Police are looking for a Child Enticement subject.Police report that on 9-27-17 at 7:45 PM, the depicted male was

operating a silver Honda 4door with a temp. tag on the rear and a Pat O’Brien auto dealership license plate holder on the front bumper.

A 13yoa Westlake girl was bicycling southbound on the Dover Center Rd. sidewalk near Georgetown Dr. when this male came alongside her and told her to get in his car through the open car window.

She rode off and noted that the suspect did not pass her; this suggests that he turned into one of the side streets north of Detroit Rd.

Her mother reported the incident to WPD the next day.Anyone who recognizes the suspect or vehicle should call West-

lake PD at 440.871.3311.

Child Enticement Suspect Wanted in Westlake

The Bay Village Garden Club will present the program “From Garbage to Garden” on Mon. Oct. 23 at Bay United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall, 29931 Lake Road. Guest speaker Greg Malone of Tri-C will teach the essentials to begin composting at home, without odors and other common problems associated with the practice. Composting of-fers a natural alternative to chemical fertilizers, helps to divert household waste away from the trashcan, reduces land-fill disposal, and is a great source of mulch for the landscape. Luncheon will be served at 11:30 a.m. $5 fee for guests. Please make reservations by visiting their website bayvillagegardenclub.com or by calling Sharen at 440-871-9098. All interested gardeners are welcome.

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Avon High School crowned seniors Drew Horton and Morgan Nemcek as the school’s 2017 Homecoming King and Queen Friday night prior to the Eagles big win over Southwestern Conference foe Lakewood.

The festive atmosphere grew with anticipation under a beautiful autumn twilight as the homecoming court was introduced. The Eagle football team, ranked first in the state in Div. II, lived up to expectations with a 54-21 win over Lakewood. The rout lifted the Eagles to 7-0 overall this year. The team is also ranked first in its region in the OHSAA Div. 2 poll.

Homecoming is celebrated in grand style in Avon. A week’s worth of fun included a festive Spirit Week at Avon High. It included different themes for each day of the week, all leading up to the Thursday evening Homecoming Pa-rade from Avon High to Joe Firment Stadium for a Pep Rally and Powder Puff football game. The official Home-coming Court presentation took place on the field before the game against Lakewood. The week concluded with the annual Homecoming dance at Avon High School on Satur-day night.

Avon hosts Amherst this Friday in SWC action.

Avon Homecoming: Celebrating a Fall Tradition

Avon students get fired up

Avon High’s football team is ranked Number One in the state in the current AP Div. II Poll. The Eagles are 7-0 this year.

Dave Orlando (left) and Tony Eberhardt roll over Lake-wood for a Homecoming win.

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In celebration of National School lunch Week, residents from Pathways Memory Care at Avon Place enjoyed lunch with students at Avon High School Tuesday.

The ‘Senior to Senior’ intergenerational lunch program

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allowed residents of Avon Place to share life expe-riences with present day students and to see how lunch programs have changed over the years.

Taking part as Avon Place guests Frances Ber-ber (100 years old), Patricia Glending, Mary Ann Bregar, Maria Perez-Bostic, Rosa Oehlke and Ruth Scarpelli and Willa Harington. Students were de-lighted to welcome these special guests to Avon High and enjoyed a lively hour of conversation and stories.

The Ohio Academy of Science has selected Holy Trinity School in Avon, Ohio to receive the Governor’s Thomas Edison Award for Excellence in STEM Educa-tion for accomplishments in the 2016-17 school year. The award recognizes schools and teachers who display ex-cellence in STEM-based teaching.

Holy Trinity School is one of 58 Ohio schools to be honored based on four categories ranging from hosting a science fair to student participation in science activi-ties outside of the classroom. A team of 11 teachers and administrators collaborated during the 2016-2017 school year to apply for the distinction.

Junior High Science Teacher Nicole Castrigano – a contributor to the school’s application – appreciated the commitment of her fellow teachers.

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Tammy Danilovic and Mary Ann Bainbridge of The Normandy Manor of Rocky River dish up the desserts at the ‘Steppin’ Out’ se-nior dance hosted at St. Ladislas Church in Westlake last Friday afternoon.

The Normandy Senior Living of Rocky River joined the fun at the annual ‘Steppin’ Out’ Senior Dance held at St. Ladislas Church in Westlake last week. Pizza, cake and FUN were all part of this spe-cial event as seniors met with other seniors from a variety of area retirement and assisted living homes to dance the afternoon away!

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WEST SHORE BLUES: THE BEST Of THE BEaTSGunfire at Detroit-Columbia in

Westlake: Shells FoundGunfire got the attention of a

passing Westlake Police Patrol-man on Sept. 24. The officer heard the shots as he drove through the Detroit-Columbia Rd. intersection. A Bay Village officer and guests at a nearby motel confirmed hearing the explosions as well. Upon investigation, 5 spent .40 cal casings were recovered just north of the intersec-tion, suggesting that the shots were fired from a pass-ing vehicle. ODOT is checking for CCTV footage from the I-90-Columbia Rd. interchange.

Pole Wins in Drink Driver Crash

A 23yoa Bay Village man took out a pole at the Clague-Detroit Rd. intersection on Sept. 23. He was arrested for OVI (breath test .179) and cited for Fail-ure to Control.

Door Kicked in at Westlake Home Robbery

A Caroline Cr. man’s home was broken into on Sept. 24 when the front door was kicked in. $1100 in cash, a laptop and tablet (total value $1400), and an unknown amount of coins were taken. He suspects a 28yoa Westlake man with a long criminal history who is an acquaintance of his son.

Weaving Driver Leads to Drug Paraphernalia Arrest

Rocky River and Westlake PDs were notified to watch for a white Kia westbound on I90 on Sept. 23. The driver was reportedly weaving, nearly hitting the caller’s car and also did knock over a traffic cone in a road work area. The 22yoa Lorain man driving was stopped and found to be under suspension. He also had a bong and a .loaded .380 handgun in the car. He was arrested for Drug Paraphernalia, Improper Han-dling of a Firearm, and Weapons Under Disability.

Handgun Reported MissingAn Excalibur Ave. man who recently moved from

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the safe it was in were both missing after the move. His property had been in a Parma storage facility from May through August. When he inventoried his be-longings on Sept. 22, he could not locate the weapon.

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A 24yoa Clague Rd. man ODed on heroin on Sept. 22; WFD transported him to St. John Medical Center after an RN caring for another family member revived him with narcan. This is at least his 3rd OD; a hypo and suspected heroin were recovered from his person. A Drug Possession warrant was issued for him.

Drunk in ChurchA 61yoa Cleveland man who has been banned

from the property returned to a Clague Rd. church on Sept. 23. He was drinking whisky and trying to steal items out of some raffle baskets. He was arrested for Trespass and also for a Fairview Park PD warrant.

Online TheftA King James Pkwy. woman’s credit card was

used to make a $195 online purchase. She reported the mater and closed the account on Sept. 22.

Battle of the SexesA 42yoa Mendelssohn Dr. woman reported that

her 45yoa live-in boyfriend hit her in the face on Sep.t 22. He was arrested for DV; they had argued over phones and her moving out.

Attempts at Bank Account TamperingThere have been repeated attempts by person(s)

unknown to log into a Brahms Dr. woman’s bank ac-count. She reported the matter on Sept. 23.

Stolen Credit CardA 31yoa Westlake woman used a stolen credit

card at a Dover Center Rd. gas station on Sept. 26.The staff knew that the card was stolen and called WPD. The female ran from the scene, entered a nearby house, was told to leave, was confronted by the homeowner’s friend who grabbed her purse, and ran into some woods. She came out of those woods apprx. 3 hours later and was ar-rested for Burglary and Obstruction. Charges related to the credit card misuse will be presented to the Grand Jury as well.

Seniors Swindled• A 79yoa Bay Village

woman had her wallet and checkbook stolen on Sept. 29. She had been shopping in a Detroit Rd. store; a stranger en-

gaged her in conversation, which is when she feels another suspect took her property from her purse. In short order, her credit cards had been used repeat-edly for over $10,000 in charges. CCTV recordings are being sought.

• An 86yoa Hilliard Blvd. man suspected his care-giver (28yoa Cleveland woman) of stealing $390 from his wallet over a 3 day period in Sept. On Sept. 29, she was interviewed and eventually made a partial admission. A warrant for Theft was obtained and she was to turn herself in on Oct. 4; she did not.

Hit-Skip CrashA 33yoa Cleveland man hit-skipped a Lakewood

woman’s car on Detroit Rd. on Oct. 1 in Westlake. Witnesses followed the suspect to his workplace on Main St., where he absconded out the back door as officers arrived. He came skulking back to work lat-er and was arrested for POM, Drug Paraphernalia, Obstructing Official Business, Hit Skip, and Assured Clear Distance.

Surprise Phone BillAn East Brockway Dr. man’s identity has been

used to open a cell phone account and a credit card. He got a collection notice in Sept. from the former, which had been set up in Dec. 2016. The latter was opened in Jan. 2017; both have been closed and he reported the matter on Oct. 3.

$22K Surprise A Kenley Ct. couple became aware of $22,000 in

fraudulent charges on Oct. 4 when the wife’s credit card was declined. The charges were made in Cleve-land, Youngstown, and Dayton Sept. 15-19.

Strange Behavior A female entered a Center Ridge Rd. store on

Oct. 4 and asked where the pregnancy tests were. She was assisted by staff, who were concerned by her behavior. When she realized they were watch-ing her, she dropped an item and ran outside, setting off the anti-shoplifting alarm. She ran to a waiting car driven by a male which then left the scene. Loss is estimated at $73; CCTV footage is being sought.

Invitation to Steal A Sheffield Lake man left his 2007 Chevrolet

Equinox running outside a Union St. business “for 2 minutes” on Oct. 5, which was just enough time for a 29yoa Lorain man to steal it. The stolen vehicle was seen in Avon, N. Ridgeville, and finally Elyria, where it crashed. The driver was arrested by WPD for GTA; his accomplice eluded police and was IDed as a 23yoa Elyria man; a Complicity to GTA warrant will be sought for him. The other police agencies will also have charges against the driver.


Welcome Amigos! At Don Ramon authentic Mexican Restaurant & Cantina within Savannah Commons at Bradley and Detroit Roads in Westlake, you will be treated like one of the family! “We named this restaurant, Don Ramon, after my fa-ther,” said owner Mario Magana. “We want our guests to feel like they are part of the family, too!” Since coming to the United States in 1991, Mario has taken pride in offering dishes and recipes that are true to the authentic tradition. “Thank you to all our customers,” said Mario. “We are very grateful for the support we have received from the com-munity.” From lunch specials to burritos, delicious combos and Especialidades del Rancho, the phrase ‘Welcome Amigos’ rings true at Don Ramon Mexican Restaurant & Cantina at 30610 Detroit Road in Westlake. Check out their daily lunch specials and drink specials. Phone (440) 835-6935.

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Westlake Homecoming Welcomes Alums

Westlake Number One fan Chad DiLillo shares a ride with Supt. Scott Goggin in the Westlake homecoming parade.

Longtime Westlake Schools Music Director Thomas F. Hill was greeted by band members after halftime at homecoming. Mr. Hill, who founded such traditions as Music a la Mode and the Westlake Fight Song, ‘Stand Up and Cheer,’ is still actively interested in West-lake Schools music and is lovingly welcomed by current students.

Westlake High’s long tradition of celebrating home-coming was enjoyed in festive style last week.

A parade featuring the Rose Court and other elements of the Westlake community kicked off from Lee Burneson at 5:30 Friday afternoon and made its way to UH SJMC Field at the high school for the football game.

The Demons took on tough Avon and fell to the league-leading Eagles. But Westlake got on the scoreboard early and had the game tied in the first quarter.

A highlight of the night was the introduction of this year’s Westlake Alumni Hall of Fame class (pictured below). Inductees included Tom Beres (‘68) - Distinguished Alum who devoted a lifetime career to broadcast journalism; Karen Swanson Haan ‘99- Athletic; George Christ & Ken Krepop- Honorary Faculty Alumns: and the Dean Family - Lifetime Achievement Hall of Fame.

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Westlake fell to unbeaten Avon, 55-21.

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Neurostimulation is a minimally-invasive and drug-free therapy, where patients tem-porarily wear a small, disposable device that attaches to the ear. That neurostimulation device emits a low, imperceptible electrical current into the external ear, then on to the vagus nerve in the brain. This nerve affects the pain pathways in the spinal cord, and reduces pain signals regardless of their cause. Only licensed medical providers may apply this device.

This treatment has been used in Europe for over seven years, and has just recently been cleared by the FDA for use in the U.S. The doctors at Nightingale Centers for Re-generative Medicine treat patients with many types of painful conditions, including arthritis, joint injuries, fibromyalgia, migraines, neuropathy, back and neck pain, peripheral arterial disease, and others.

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O’Neill Healthcare Bay Village Residents Dance the Night AwayGreat fun was had by all at the Steppin’ Out Community Senior Dance. Several of the local senior communities joined to together to orchestrate an evening of food, fun and dancing. St. Ladislas Catholic Church in Westlake provided the ballroom. Even “Chomps,” the mascot for the Cleveland Browns joined in the fun. Thanks to all who made this such a success.

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Avon High School boasts several Commended Students from the National Merit Scholarship program. Five high school seniors earned the honors, Max Smith, Logan Sherrill, Camryn Walters, Jack Reed and Drew Horton.

Although Commended Students do not continue in the com-petition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Stu-dents placed among the top scorers of more than 1.6 million students who entered the 2018 compe-tition by taking the 2016 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualify-ing Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

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