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This is an Image Builders Marketing Inc.™ Trademark Publication. Copyright © 2012, All rights reserved. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. 9780 Beechwood Drive North Royalton, Ohio 44133 440-346-4482 www.ImageBuildersMarketing.us Additional copies are available at participating sponsors, or view the book online at www.Westlake-BayVillage.com To advertise in the next edition, call: 440-346-4482. Publisher Bernice P. Kaldy Editor Laura Lakner Business Manager Mary Dodge Art Director/Project Manager Tammy Spear Lead Graphic Designer Judy Beveridge Contributing Designers Alesa Upholzer, Jenna Bower, Leigh Wolters Contributing Writers Ken McEntee, Beth Newcomb

Image is Everything! It is with great pride that we introduce the 2nd annual 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. Bernice Kaldy 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 2012-2013 Westlake and Bay Village Community Guide. Sincerely, Bernice Kaldy Publisher

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Contents

Account Executives/Community Consultants Scott F.W. Hughes, Bernice Kaldy, Janine Mazzi, Pat Pell Information Technology Consultant David J. Kaldy Maps Ken Gross, Rustbelt Cartography Photography Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography Judy Beveridge, Scott F.W. Hughes Image Builders Marketing, Inc. would like to extend a special thank you to all of the business organizations and individuals who take an active and enthusiastic role in the Westlake and Bay Village Community Guide, especially our advertisers who provide the financial support to make this a successful community project. We hope that you enjoy the informative features contained in this publication and will keep it as a reference guide for community and advertiser information. Copyright ©2012 Image Builders Marketing, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced by any means without the written permission of the publisher. Advertisements and listings in this publication are provided as a public service. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. is not responsible for errors or omissions, and inclusion does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. supports long term environmental sustainability and is committed to protecting and preserving the environment by using recycled paper and vegetable based inks whenever possible.

4 Westlake Overview

28 Homes & Real Estate

6 Bay Village Overview

30 Dining Guide

8 Education

33 Community Information

13 Financial 15 The Faces of Westlake & Bay Village

35 Places of Worship 36 Bay Village Area Map

21 Health & Wellness

38 Westlake Area Map

27 Senior Living

40 Advertiser Index

COVER: The Faces of Westlake-Bay Village Seated (left to right): Eileen Smalley, New Creation Interiors; Serina Peck & Sandy Borelli, Bella Capelli Salon & Spa; Nan Baker, Representative, State of Ohio; Nancy Brown, Hot Diggity Dog; JoAnn Moell, Kiddie Kollege. Second Row: Di DeRubba, Vento La Trattoria; James Smalley, New Creation Interiors; Dr J. Michael Thomson, Cuyahoga Community College-Westshore Campus; Paul ‘Theo’ Theodore, Fit Me Up Fitness; Candy Sanson, Bradley Bay Health Center; Jeffry Brant, AlphaGraphics; Mike DeAnna, Ohio Family Realty. Third Row: Andrew Mangels, Westlake Porter Public Library; John Katzbach, Katzbach Insurance; Ken Tillman, Medicare Medigap Services; John O’Neill, Bradley Bay Health Center; Rob Kess, West Shore Chamber of Commerce; Jim Sword, Sword Furs. Missing from Photo: Jim Sgro, Village Barber Shop; Tony Nasrallah & Brandon Kliment, Ground Works Land Design; Jim Elios, Elios Financial. Photo location: Vento La Trattoria, Bay Village. Photo courtesy of Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography. w w w. w e s t l a k e - b a y v i l l a g e . c o m

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Westlake Today By Ken McEntee Crocker Park today is a lively destination not only for locals, but also for people from a large radius around Westlake. The mixed use retail, office and residential complex is a Downtown style area where big city energy meets small town charm.

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Appropriately Crocker Park, representing the Westlake of today, is located on the site of farmland that not long ago made up the Westlake of yesterday. When the holiday season begins, thousands of Westlake residents pour into Crocker Park to witness the annual tree lighting that has become one of the community’s recent, but cherished traditions. A large part of the city’s future is represented in the planned addition of American Greetings’ world headquarters, which will highlight the expansion of North Union Farmer’s Market: Every Saturday 9am-1pm starting April 14-December Crocker Park’s Main Street corridor. 22 located at Crocker Road and Union Street by Regal Theater. Every Thursday 4pm-7pm “A lot of people don’t realize that Crocker Park is on starting June 14-August 30 located on Center Street near Ann Taylor and Talbots. land that was owned by the Crocker family. Not very long and has an outstanding portfolio of homes that help to attract ago it was grapes and fields and farmland,” says Lysa Stanton, successful professionals. The Westlake Recreation Center, he president of the Westlake Historical Society. “Having the Farmers Market at Crocker Park is a neat tie-in to remind people says, is one of the best facilities in Northeast Ohio. “Westlake has been very successful in drawing businesses that as recently as the 1980s, this was a rural city that was because there is plenty of land available for development and mostly farms and barns.” At one time, Stanton says, Westlake because of a low tax rate,” he says. “They are developing was the nation’s second largest exporter of grapes. quickly, but they are doing it tastefully. For all people that come Westlake’s history came to the forefront in 2011 as the into the Crocker Park, they don’t have the major traffic problems city celebrated its bicentennial. The celebration included the like some cities have.” dedication of a new street clock in front of City Hall (pictured below) and a Memorial Walk in front of the Clague Family Memorial. The walk features pavers that commemorate Westlake’s 24 founding families. “The city, all of the community groups and the Historical Society all came together on our numerous bicentennial projects and events,” Stanton says. “It was a great learning experience for everybody, from long-time residents to young kids. We’re a community that embraces our history, but we also know that every day is history. To the young people, Crocker Park and the other newer parts of Westlake are their history.” In the present, says Michael Zinicola, of the EZ Sales Team at Keller Williams Realty, Westlake has “every amenity known to man. It’s a great place to raise a family. The kids will have access to everything they need and they will be exposed to a lot of experiences.” Along with shopping and dining to satisfy any taste, Westlake is home to first class medical facilities – like St. John Medical Center – and education centers, like the Cleveland State University Extension and Cuyahoga Community College’s Corporate College. Zinicola says Westlake offers quality schools and city services

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A Real By Ken McEntee

A native of Cleveland’s West Park neighborhood, Michael

Zinicola never envisioned himself living in a lakefront home in cozy Bay Village. But after falling in love with a Cape Cod he was listing, the team leader for the EZ Sales Team at Keller Williams Realty decided to buy the home himself. “It was affordable and I was able to restore it the way I wanted it,” Zinicola recalls. “It’s like a small vacation home in the Hamptons. You don’t find opportunities like this in other cities. It’s too expensive. In Bay, it’s possible.” Once he moved in six years ago, he fell in love with the town as well. “Never in my life have I lived in a friendlier community,” Zinicola says. “There’s a lot to do, and you can participate as much or as little as you want. It’s a laid-back community that is friendly, but not in your face.” And contrary to the perception that Bay Village homes are out of the budgets of many homebuyers, Zinicola says

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wonderful homes are available at a wide variety of price points. “Bay doesn’t have cookie cutter communities,” he says. “There are so many unique homes that you can find something in every price range. Bay has a wide spectrum of people. It’s a great place to buy a first home and settle in. And it is also a city where you can move up to a mansion on the lake.” With its tree-lined streets, 130 acres of parkland, more than five miles of lakefront – and the conspicuous absence of industry and big box stores – Bay Village is the quintessential small town community. Intentionally planned to avoid commercial development, the town of about 17,000 residents

Bay Village has a wide variety of homes available – from mansions on the lake, to historic Victororian as well as quaint cottage-type homes in all price ranges.

is about 97 percent residential. “Bay is one of those cities that has everything,” Zinicola says. “There are small parks throughout the city in addition to the large Cahoon Park and the Huntington Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks. To have that much recreational land in the center of town is very unique.” The Huntington reservation is home to the Lake Erie Nature and Science Center, BAYarts, the community’s arts campus, and the Huntington Playhouse. “Bay was really established as a community where it is about the family,” Zinicola says. In 2010, Bay Village celebrated its Bicentennial with a parade and a community- wide celebration that culminated in the lighting of the new cupola on the Town’s historic Community House. A telltale sign of Bay’s desirability is the value of its homes, Zinicola says.

“While the real estate market has gone down in recent years, Bay has weathered the storm very well,” he says. “Prices of Bay homes have not declined as much as most communities in the area and sales continue to hold from year to year. That’s a testament to the reputation of the city, the schools, the unique housing stock and the small-town environment. All those are quality of life issues that Bay offers.”

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AROUND THE VILLAGE: The Huntington Reservation shows off her colors each autumn; the Community House in Cahoon Park recently received a new cupola on the roof; beach-goers enjoy a quiet Sunday at Huntington Beach.

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Lucky Number 13 Westlake City Schools score an Excellent rating from the State of Ohio for the 13th consecutive year. The Westlake City School District truly educates for excellence. Empowering all students to achieve their educational goals, to direct their lives, and to contribute to society. The 2011 Ohio Report Card bestowed its 13th consecutive Excellent rating on the Westlake City School District. The Westlake Schools met all 26 report card indicators and achieved its highest Performance Index score to date – 107.2 – placing Westlake in the top 5% of Ohio school districts. The report card is only one component of excellence in academic achievement. Our schools continually meet and exceed local, state, national and international benchmarks. Our mission of educating for excellence is alive and well because our staff makes it a priority and has the right focus on the comprehensive nature of excellence in achieving educational goals.

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Groundbreaking1: This past summer the Westlake Schools broke ground on Phase I of the Master Facilities Plan to renovate the middle school into a grades 5-6 intermediate school, build a new middle school near the existing building and rebuild an extensive portion of Westlake High School while preserving the 2005 additions.

Fiscal responsibility and excellence at great value continue to be areas of emphasis for the district: Moody’s Investors Service reaffirmed the district’s Aa1 bond rating based on continuous economic growth, consistent management and stable finances. The rating places Westlake in the top 4% of Ohio school districts. Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services also assigned its AA+/stable long-term rating to the district. The district also recently refinanced its 2003 bonds for the Performing Arts Center project, saving taxpayers $571,000 in interest costs. Ohio Schools Council awarded Westlake Schools the “Exemplary Saver” status award for being among the top 25% of Ohio school districts for savings dollars. Westlake also earned the Ohio School Plan Best Practices Award for our efforts in actively controlling insurance risk. The Westlake Schools consistently deliver a quality education to students by exceeding state and federal educational standards. Through the Continuous Improvement Plan, the district will continue to find ways to achieve its mission of excellence at an exceptional value.

National Merit 2012: Six WHS students were named 2012 National Merit Semifinalists and five students were named Commended students in the National Merit Program. WHS National Merit Scholars (left to right) are Jennifer Chern, Kyle Lathem, Sarah Stroh, Caitlin Smith, Philip Papajcik, Charlotte Tate, Lauren Choban, Thomas Carroll, Kelsey Salamone, Mark Rzewnicki and Kelley Zhou.

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Dear Bay Village friends and neighbors:

Bay Students Serve the Community with Pride

There is no doubt that our high quality Bay Village Schools strengthens the quality of life in Bay Village far beyond the walls of our schools. Projects such as the Bay Middle School Great Rake Out, Bike to School, and our latest partnership in Bay Village Candidates Night bring generations together in meaningful ways that benefit and inspire all. Our musicians lead the Memorial Day Parade, the Homecoming Parade, and the local merchantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Boo Village Parade at Halloween. Our jazz bands bring senior citizens and their younger counterparts to their feet during Clint Keener Superintendent our annual Ballroom Blitz. Our student musicals, dramas and holiday concerts have become cherished traditions, and over time we have had to add additional evening performances to accommodate the heavy demand. The level of dedication to service and to improving the world exhibited by our students and staff continues to amaze me. Many thousands of dollars are raised each year to help

A Supportive Community: (far left) Bay High Student Council advisor Rob Grossman with president Sia Young (center) and vice president Carolyn Valco. Student Council members worked in partnership with the League of Women Voters, Cuyahoga Area, during Bay Village Candidates Night 2011. Bay Bike to School Challenge hit a major milestone â&#x20AC;&#x201C; students have now bicycled a total of 102,803 miles since the program began in 2008. The program has become a model for schools in our area and other states.

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. Of course, it is our high quality education that is our focus. Our students and staff work hard to reach the highest levels of achievement in a fast-paced world where technology evolves continuously and expectations for success are ever-changing. We are all grateful for a community that supports our efforts not just financially, but in many volunteer and partnership efforts. 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.

Bay Village Schools

Sincerely, Clint Keener Superintendent of Schools Bay Village Schools have been named to the prestigious Best Music Education Communities in America list annually since 2003.

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Westlake Porter Public Library:

For almost as long as Westlake has been around there’s

been a library here. Westlake Porter Public Library was founded in 1884 through a bequest by Leonard Porter. He left Dover Township (as Westlake was then called) $1,000 and his book collection with the request that a lending library be established for the benefit of the community. The library that circulated 24 books in 1893 now circulates over 1.4 million books per year, and has been a part of Westlake for 127 of Westlake’s 200 years. What is the secret of its longevity? The people of Westlake, who use the library day in and day out. In an average hour, one

Real-World Educational Experience Available Here Ranger Café, operated by the Culinary Arts chef-instructors and students, is part of the West Shore Career-Technical District that serves high school students in Bay Village, Lakewood, Rocky River, and Westlake. West Shore offers students real-world, technical, and academic educational experiences that blend hands-on learning with interactive, high-tech classrooms and labs. West Shore also links students with internships, colleges, and businesses that can result in college credit for coursework completed in high school. Visit us on the web at www.lakewoodcityschools.org and click on West Shore CTD under Schools or call 216-529-4163. 10

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can observe visitors browsing the large book, CD, DVD and downloadable media collections, attending 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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High Quality, affordable Education Opportunities Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) Westshore Campus, located at 31001 Clemens Road in Westlake, is pleased to be part of the vibrant west shore communities. The award-winning first building of the Westshore Campus opened its doors in 2011, with two additional buildings planned. With high quality, affordable education in a convenient location, Tri-C provides additional opportunities for students to complete an associate degree for transfer to a four-year institution or for entry into the workforce in business and a variety of health careers areas.

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Cleveland State University West Center Former Cleveland State University President Michael Schwartz was aware of the need and desire for people to return to college to complete their university degrees. He also knew that these individual’s schedules did not permit them

to take the conventional path to higher education. In July 2003, Dr. Schwartz inaugurated the Cleveland State University West Center Extended Campus in Westlake, Ohio. This campus helped make higher education accessible for the non-traditional student. The CSU West Center, celebrating its ninth year, continues to serve students in 13 communities in Northeast Ohio, including Westlake and Bay Village. Over 17,000 students have enrolled in courses at the CSU West Center. The West Center offers degrees in business for both the graduate and undergraduate student; College of Education Superintendence Licensure; liberal studies; communications and core undergraduate courses. The Center also offers professional development and training and development certificate programs. For more information, call 216-875-9600 or visit www.csuohio. edu/westcenter

Lorain County Community College University Partnership

Established in 1963, Lorain County Community College is the first community college in Ohio with a permanent campus. For 49 years LCCC has served the diverse needs of Lorain County and the region by providing affordable access to high-quality higher education. LCCC offers a progressive, diverse educational environment serving more than 16,000 associate degree students per year and offering more than 100 academic programs and majors. LCCC has emerged as an innovator in higher education through the success of its University Partnership – the only one of its kind at an Ohio community college – where more than 3,000 students are able to pursue 31 bachelors and nine masters degrees from 10 of Ohio’s leading universities on LCCC’s campus. LCCC offers theater and arts opportunities, men’s and women’s athletics and a variety of clubs to engage students and enhance their experience. www.lorainccc.edu 12

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Planning for the “New Retirement” We’ve all heard about the “new retirement”, the mix of

work and play that many of us assume we will have in our lives one day. While this is becoming a cultural assumption among baby boomers, it is interesting to see that certain financial assumptions haven’t really changed with the times. There are two financial misconceptions that baby boomers can fall prey to – assumptions that could prove financially harmful for their future.

#1 - Assuming retirement will last 10-15 years. Historically, retirement has lasted about 10-15 years for most Americans. The key word here is “historically.” When Social Security was created in 1933, the average American could anticipate living to age 61. By 2005, life expectancy for the average American had increased to 78. However, some of us may live much longer. The Census Bureau believes that 7.3 million Americans will be 85 or older in 2020, up from 5.1 million 15 years earlier. If you’re reading this article, chances are you might be wealthy or at least “affluent.” And if you are, you likely have good health insurance and access to excellent health care. You may be poised to live longer because of these two factors. Here’s the bottom line: every year, the possibility is increasing that your retirement could last 20 or 30 years…or longer. So assuming you’ll only need 10 or 15 years worth of retirement money could be a big mistake.

Holding onto your retirement money is certainly important; so is your retirement income and quality of life. There are three financial issues that can affect your quality of life and/or income over time: taxes, health care costs and inflation. Will the minimal inflation we’ve seen at the start of the 2010s continue for years to come? Don’t count on it. What happens is that over time, even 3-4% inflation gradually saps >> Continued on next page

#2 - Assuming too little risk. Our appetite for risk declines as we get older, and rightfully so. Yet there may be a danger in becoming too risk-averse.

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your purchasing power. Your dollar buys less and less. Taxes will likely be higher in the coming decade. So tax reduction and tax-advantaged investing have taken on even more importance. Health care costs are climbing – we need to be prepared financially for the cost of acute, chronic and long-term care. As you retire, you may assume that an extremely conservative approach to investing is mandatory. But given how long we may live – and how long retirement may last – growth investing is extremely important. How are you envisioning retirement right now? Has your vision of retirement changed? Is retiring becoming more and more of a priority? Are you retired and looking to improve your finances? Regardless of where you’re at, it is vital to avoid the common

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Westlake & Bay Village Seated (left to right): Eileen Smalley, New Creation Interiors; Serina Peck & Sandy Borelli, Bella Capelli Salon & Spa; Nan Baker, Representative, State of Ohio; Nancy Brown, Hot Diggity Dog; JoAnn Moell, Kiddie Kollege. Second Row: Di DeRubba, Vento La Trattoria; James Smalley, New Creation Interiors; Dr J. Michael Thomson, Cuyahoga Community College-Westshore Campus; Paul ‘Theo’ Theodore, Fit Me Up Fitness; Candy Sanson, Bradley Bay Health Center; Jeffry Brant, AlphaGraphics; Mike DeAnna, Ohio Family Realty. Third Row: Andrew Mangels, Westlake Porter

Public Library; John Katzbach, Katzbach Insurance; Ken Tillman, Medicare Medigap Services; John O’Neill, Bradley Bay Health Center; Rob Kess, West Shore Chamber of Commerce; Jim Sword, Sword Furs. Missing from Photo: Jim Sgro, Village Barber Shop; Tony Nasrallah & Brandon Kliment, Ground Works Land Design; Jim Elios, Elios Financial. Photo location: Vento La Trattoria, Bay Village. Photo courtesy of Andrea Bartel, Beverly David Photography. w w w. w e s t l a k e - b a y v i l l a g e . c o m

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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, Grange, Hartford 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

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 NARI Greater Cleveland Chapter. John Katzbach, Jr.

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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eople ask me all the time about what we do at Alphagraphics Westlake. Simply put, Alphagraphics Westlake is a Strategic Marketing & Print Communications company providing its clients with innovative, multi-channel solutions that deliver measurable results. Now, what does that really mean to you and your business? It means that we are intensely focused on delivering the right message to the right audience, and giving you tools that allow you to track the results. It means being on time and on budget. Finally, it means providing an exceptional level of customer service that lets our clients know that we care about their goals. We have worked closely with our clients for over twenty years providing print marketing, graphic design and wide format solutions that help grow their business.

ella Capelli Sanctuario was founded by Sandy Borrelli and Serina Peck in 1997. Bella Capelli Sanctuario is a sanctuary and place of refuge for overcoming the stress of daily life.

The 18 chair styling arena is always buzzing with excitement. The “Sanctuary” which includes a manicure and pedicure area, four treatment rooms and a steam shower is truly a place of retreat. Bella Capelli was named “2011 Best of the West Manicure, Pedicure” by West Shore Live Well Magazine and was also a recipient of the prestigious “2010 Weatherhead 100 award” showcasing the fastest growing companies in Northeastern Ohio. Bella gives back to the community by supporting The Gathering Place, a support center for people touched by cancer, Wigs for Kids and the local Westlake schools in their paper recycling efforts. Serina Peck & Sandy Borrelli

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Bella Capelli Sanctuario is located at 24350 Center Ridge Road, in Westlake. Call 440-899-1225 or visit our website @www.bellacapelli.com

Give us a call at 440-835-6540, or find out more at www.alphagraphics.com/us649

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GROUND WORKS LAND DESIGN

ne of the areas most innovative landscape firms, Ground Works Land Design, can custom design a complete landscape package for your home or business. Their many specialties include paver patios and walkways, outdoor kitchens, decorative walls and pillars, natural hardscape installations, LED accent lighting, lawn and plant installations and in-ground pool installation as well. Tony Nasrallah, Owner and President, says that he and his team really try to cater to their clients every want and need. “We try to make it as easy and affordable as we possibly can for our customers. We want them to keep using us for all their landscape needs. Whether it’s a clean-up, weekly grounds maintenance, snow plowing or installing a beautiful and unique outdoor living space.” “We are an environmentally-friendly company as well,” he states. “We are a part of the ‘Green Team’ in our community and we try to stay conscious of that in all of the projects we are involved in. We use permeable pavers, for example, which helps greatly reduce the peak discharge of surface run-off and

in return can reduce flooding downstream and sediment in our water. Using low-voltage LED lighting is another way to conserve energy, as it uses 75% less power and lasts up to 40 times longer. We also use organic soils and mulch in many of our landscapes, it is better for your lawn, your plant material and your family.” Tony credits Ground Work’s success over the past few years to their great reputation of building meaningful relationships with their customers. “We do what we say we are going to do, and we back everything up with a solid warranty. Our clients trust in our work and know that our staff is very knowledgeable and professional. We maintain outstanding customer service and our clients know that we have all of their landscaping needs covered.” Tony Nasrallah

Ground Works Land Design offers a full spectrum of services, including plantings, yard maintenance and snow plowing. The company is located at 32862 Pin Oak Parkway, in Avon Lake. Call 440-930-8400 Fax 440-930-8401 Visit the website at www.GroundWorksLandDesign.com w w w. w e s t l a k e - b a y v i l l a g e . c o m

Dr. J. Michael Thomson Tri-C WESTSHORE CAMPUS, WESTLAKE

r. J. Michael Thomson serves as the president of Cuyahoga Community College’s Westshore Campus. Located in Westlake, the campus has a science, technology, engineering, math and medical (STEMM) focus. Before assuming this post, he served at Tri-C as vice president of academic affairs where he coordinated college-wide activities concerning accreditation, program review, program development, internationalization, and advisory committees. During 2009-2010, he served as an ACE Fellow. The ACE Fellowship Program is the premier and oldest leadership development program serving higher education. One of only 38 Fellows selected through a national competition, Dr. Thomson served his Fellowship at the Ohio Board of Regents in Columbus and at William Rainey Harper College in Chicago. Dr. Thomson holds a doctorate from the University of Kentucky, a master’s degree in political science from the University of Kentucky and a bachelor’s degree in the same discipline from Pennsylvania State University.

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.” James Elios, MBA Wealth Advisor

Dr. J. Michael Thomson

Tri-C Westshore is located at 31001 Clemens Rd., Westlake 866-933-5183 www.tri-c.edu/westshore westshore@tri-c.edu

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

Paul “Theo” Theodore FIT ME UP FITNESS

Hot Diggity Dog Inc. EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY PET CARE

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eing fit and healthy is not just about 6-packs, bulging biceps and looking good in the mirror. It’s about becoming the best that you can be, not just for yourself, but for those around you. Physically taking care of yourself promotes positive change in all other aspects of life,” states Theo. He and his wife, Amber, are the owners and fitness coaches for Fit Me Up, a youth fitness and adult training company located in Westlake, Ohio. They provide private and group training, nutritional coaching, and motivational speaking. “While we love working with adults, our true passion is getting kids fit and healthy,” Theo explains. Fit Me Up is not your typical fitness training company. “When you get involved with us, you become family. We know what it takes to get in shape, we provide high quality training programs, and we do it affordably. We want to positively impact as many lives as we can!” Paul “Theo” Theodore

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ot Diggity Dog Inc. caters to all types of domesticated family pet needs, 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 and highly vet recommended. 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 and a member of the Friends of the Bay Village Kennel, 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. Nancy Brown For more information, call Nancy at 440-871-9245 or visit her website at www.hotdiggitydogusa.com

JoAnn Moell KIDDIE KOLLEGE

er love of children and teaching prompted owner/ director, JoAnn Moell, to open her first Kiddie Kollege Preschool in 1975 in Westlake. Now in her 36th year, she has six locations in the West Shore area including the Bay Village Center. JoAnn is proud to have been awarded for the fifth consecutive year the distinction of “Best Preschool in the West” in West Shore’s Livewell Magazine and, for two years in a row, “Best Preschool in Lorain County” by Pulse Magazine. Kiddie Kollege locations offer private pre-school separate from day care classes. All pre-school classes are staffed with certified teachers and maintain an excellent 10:1 student-teacher ratio. The goal of the day care is to provide children 6 wks to 12 yrs old a learning environment with age appropriate learning activities, using a specially designed curriculum, and to develop wholesome relationships. In addition to After Hours Care from 6pm to Midnight, several of our locations are now open Saturdays. Parents who work late hours or Saturdays are thrilled to have a place where their children are cared for in a safe, loving environment. JoAnn Moell, Owner Kiddie Kollege Day Care & Pre-school serving Bay Village/ Westlake is located at 662 Dover Center Rd., Bay Village. Contact us at 440-871-5054 or www.kiddiekollegeohio.com

Jim and Eileen Smalley NEW CREATION INTERIORS

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orking with the right interior designer is costeffective and can actually save money by helping you make the right choices the first time,” say New Creation Interiors owners Jim and Eileen Smalley. Eileen is a professionally-trained interior designer with over 30 years experience. Jim handles the myriad details of the business. “New Creation Interiors, a full-service design studio for both residential and commercial projects, features a wide selection of furniture, lighting, flooring, window treatments and the perfect accent pieces to pull it all together,” Eileen says. “We can create a high-end look using some existing pieces, without breaking customers’ budgets,” the duo explains. Eileen is grateful for the remarkable client base she’s developed within the community, which over the years has expanded across Northeast Ohio and into other states. “Our clients rave about our free, professional in-home delivery and installation and our ‘try it before you buy it program,’” they smile.

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edicare Medigap Services (MMS) can help you through the Medicare maze. They offer assistance with understanding, quoting, and applying for Medicare Supplemental (Medigap) Insurance, Medicare Advantage, and Prescription Drug plans. They also offer products for any age including: Life, Disability, and Critical Illness Insurance, as well as Fixed Annuities. MMS works with a number of insurance carriers, so you have many choices regarding your insurance needs. MMS is headquartered in Westlake and serves all of Ohio. With 20+ years of experience, MMS’s owner Ken states: “My goal is to make your decision easy and stress free. I will take as much time as you need to help you make the best choice.” Customers agree: “Ken explains complex insurance issues in a very simple, straightforward way.” Best of all, this service is completely free to the client. Whether you go directly to the insurance company or through MMS, your insurance premium will be the same. Ken Tillman For help with your Medicare and supplemental insurance questions, contact Ken at 440-227-8004 or go to www.medmedsvs.com for more information.

Ohio Family Realty “SO clOSe, we’re almOSt family”

hio Family Realty is pleased to assist families with all of their real estate needs. With Ohio Family Realty’s innovative Lifetime Realtor Program- once you buy or sell a home with them, you’ll never pay a commission again! Ohio Family Realty builds lasting relationships with their clients and provides them with honest, professional services and advice. Ohio Family Realty’s greatest strength is negotiating on your behalf, and they are committed to making sure their clients receive the best representation possible. They treat every client and every home as if it were their own- “So Close, We’re Almost Family!” Tony DeAnna, Mike DeAnna, Jim Fowler

Jim and Eileen Smalley

Visit New Creation Interiors at 1655 Pearl Road in Brunswick or call 330-220-4442. Visit their website for hours and additional inspiration: www.NewCreationInteriors.net

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Jim Sword SWORD FURS

Jim Sgro THE VILLAGE BARBER SHOP

word Furs Owner, Jim Sword, has been in the fur business for over 18 years. Working for Novotny Furs under Ray Novotny and Margaret Chisar, he learned the furrier business from the ground up. When Novotny Furs closed in 2009, Sword’s love for his customers and the industry led him to open his own store in the King James Plaza in Westlake. “I absolutely love what I do,” Sword said. “I love working with my customers, and I’ve developed a long-lasting relationship with them. I strive to provide the best customer service and quality workmanship.” Besides selling fur and leather, a nice new portion of Sword Furs’ business is consignment. He also accepts trade-ins. “We have one of the largest selections of pre-owned furs in the state,” Sword states. They provide repairs, restyles, and alterations on premises and also work with leather, faux fur and cloth. Sword’s climate-controlled cold storage vault for proper fur storage is local and convenient for his customers. Jim Sword

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 has been working in Bay Village for 15 years, on his own at the Village Barber Shop in Dover Commons since 2008. Need an excellent cut? See Jim Sgro at the Village Barber Shop.

Jim Sgro

Sword Furs is conveniently located in the King James Plaza at 25112 Center Ridge Rd. • 440-249-5001 • www.swordfurs.com

The Village Barber Shop 620 Dover Center Road in Bay Village 440-871-0899

Bradley Bay Health Center A LEADER IN SKILLED NURSING

Lori Gerber and Andrea Bartel BEVERLY DAVID PHOTOGRAPHY

hen the O’Neill family opened their Bradley Bay Health Center in 1962, they couldn’t have imagined it would grow to become one of the leaders in skilled nursing and rehabilitation programs. Today, John T. O’Neill heads up the state-of-the-art facility that offers 138 private rooms and services that include acute rehab care, physical, occupational and speech therapies, long-term residential care, an on-site orthopedic clinic, and 33 Assisted Living suites. “Our goal is to return the patient back to the environment in which they are most comfortable-that’s home,” John explains. “Because we are family owned and operated, we’re able to provide the highest quality of care available. Our staff members are the hallmark of our operation and their commitment to quality is what we’ve become known for.” “We’re the perfect choice for the patient who needs to relearn key functions so they return to their daily lives,” he finishes. John T. O’Neill

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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.

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everly David Photography provides area families with personalized and friendly service that preserves their cherished and irreplaceable memories in a unique and highly creative way. Located at the Crossroads Market Plaza on Pearl Road in Strongsville, Lori Gerber and Andrea Bartel feel most rewarded by the friendships they develop with their clients. The Culmination of their skills, coupled with an innate ability to make clients feel like family, has gained the respect of peers and customers alike. Lori, a 1992 graduate of Ohio State University, has a background in communication, education, sales and marketing. Andrea, a 1994 graduate of Kent State University, studied photography and art history. Together they have developed many successful photographic programs that capture the spirit of childhood and family. One of these is the Once Upon a Lifetime Program which photographically marks the milestone of your child at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months. Whether celebrating a wedding or the joy of family, Beverly David Photography creates artistic heirlooms for Lori Gerber and Andrea Bartel generations to come. Located at 13500 Pearl Rd., call 440-572-4559 to schedule an appointment. www.beverlydavidphoto.com

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Will ALL Americans Be Overweight by 2048? That’s what a study

conducted by Dr. Youfa Wang, from John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, is predicting (Journal of Obesity 2008). The study is assuming a lot, but the main point is to show how our future will look if current trends continue without intervention. If anything, it’s a huge wake-up call. Regardless of what research predicts, it only takes a quick glance around you to notice that people are getting unhealthier every single day. The increased intake of unhealthy food and a decreased need for physicality due to a technology-driven world are contributing to this epidemic. Obesity has devastating consequences:

q It is now the leading cause of preventable death. q It affects 1 out of every 3 kids in the country. q It increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, liver disease,

and some cancers, among others.

q It puts a major burden on our health care system. In 2008

dollars, these costs totaled approximately $147 billion (Finkelstein, 2009).

Even more devastating is that it’s actually the most preventable disease that exists. Nonetheless, it’s why we need to get our kids moving more than ever and help them establish healthy habits now that will last a lifetime. It starts with us, as parents, as adults, as role models, to get them there. It’s not just about telling them what to do, but most importantly about doing what we want them to do. Kids learn by watching. Therefore we must live and be the change that we want to see in them. Join us on our movement to create a healthier generation today to prevent these alarming statistics from happening. Kids want to be healthy; it’s our obligation to help them get there. Fit Me Up’s mission is to teach, model, and instill in youth the fundamental knowledge, skills, and motivation to living a fit, healthy, and spiritual lifestyle. — By Paul Theodore, MSW, ACE, IYCA & CEO, Fit Me Up Fitness.

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Cleveland Clinic Richard E. Jacobs Health Center Takes Patient Care to a New Level at 33100 Cleveland Clinic Boulevard, off Nagel Road in Avon, has taken patient care to a new level since it opened to the public on December 12, 2011. The 190,000 square foot facility offers Family and Internal Medicine and more than 30 specialty services, including topranked cardiac care, neurology, dermatology, endocrinology and pain management. The center also features four state-of-the-art outpatient surgery rooms, a vascular laboratory, physical therapy and aquatic therapy with two underwater treadmills. Aquatic therapy offers high-tech rehab for chronic pain and arthritis in a warm water pool. Imaging, retail eyewear, laboratory services and a pharmacy are also available for patients. ExpressCare is now open every Monday and Wednesday from 5-8pm, providing walk-in medical convenience for common acute health problems for those 16 and older. In addition, an emergency department with helipad will open for patients once the interchange opens on Nagel Road and I-90.

Dear Westlake Neighbor, My name is Jeff Tomaszewski. I’m the co-owner of OVERLOAD Fitness, the private personal training studio in Beachwood and Westlake. I can say this with absolute certainty: everything in life is better, sharper, richer and more completely enjoyable when you look and feel fantastic. Not to mention the health benefits. Just like you invest to ensure the financial stability of your family, doesn’t it make sense to invest in your health? Because, as your health goes, so goes your quality of life. And that’s why I’m promising you results if you just follow our guaranteed system.

PROVEN RESULTS: - Sustained Fat Loss - Increased Lean mass - More energy - Improved functional ability - Cardiovascular fitness - Increased flexibility - Bone Loss Prevention - Increased metabolism

The December 3, 2011 open house was well attended by local residents.

We look forward to providing the surrounding community an expanded level of care, in a beautiful, healing environment. For an appointment or more information, please call 440-695-4000 or go to www.clevelandclinic.org/avon. See Ad on Inside Front Cover.

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A National Leader in Healthcare EMH Healthcare was founded in 1908 and today is a nationally-recognized hospital system with campuses in Elyria, Amherst and Avon in addition to medical offices in Sheffield, Grafton, North Ridgeville, North Olmsted and Westlake. For more than a century, EMH has been committed to improving the health of our community through safe, high-quality and costeffective care. As the premier healthcare provider for Lorain County and western Cuyahoga County, EMH Healthcare offers an array of clinical services, from general medical, surgery and emergency services to our acclaimed cardiovascular and orthopedic programs. EMH Elyria Medical Center has been recognized by Thomson Reuters as an 11-time “100 Top Hospital” in the nation and by the Employers’ Resource Council as an 11-time “North Coast 99 Top Employer.” In addition, EMH Elyria Medical Center has received the prestigious Magnet designation for nursing excellence, ranking its nursing program among the best in the nation. A state-of-the-art fitness center, along with physician offices,

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rehabilitation, outpatient testing and a full-service 24/7 ER are located within the EMH Avon Health Campus. The EMH Center for Health & Fitness is one of Northeast Ohio’s first medicallybased fitness centers, and today offers more than 115 weekly 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 WestShore Magazine for four years and a “Top 100 Club” by Fitness Business Pro magazine. For expert care and exceptional caring that’s close to your home, you can count on EMH Healthcare. See ad on back cover.

Your teeth look nice, but… Did you know that your teeth are the only hard surfaces in your body that meet without cushioning? Consequently when they do not function in perfect harmony they will start to let you know… chipping, cracking, sensitivity and wear can all be signs that your “occlusion,” or “bite,” may be out of balance. Also, some of the more commonly known TMJ symptoms such as headaches, joint pain and sore muscles can be signs that your teeth do not come together properly. Your entire head and neck area is susceptible to physiological changes if your bite is out of alignment. Dr. Nick Gravino loves creating gorgeous looking teeth and knows it is only one facet of a beautiful smile. When fabricated teeth such as veneers, crowns, bridges and implants are placed in your mouth, Dr. Gravino’s skill and knowledge of perfecting your occlusion is essential to help keep your investment secure over time. To learn more about the role occlusion plays in your dental health, or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Gravino, please visit his website at www.nickgravinodds.com. Dr Gravino is visiting faculty at the prestigious L.D. Pankey Dental Institute in Key Biscayne, FL, where he enjoys teaching post-graduate dental courses on occlusion and other dental related topics. w w w. w e s t l a k e - b a y v i l l a g e . c o m

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Medical Minute By Ewa Gross-Sawicka, MD, PhD University Hospitals Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute

There is an increasing awareness among women of their risk for heart disease. Translating this awareness into personal risk has been challenging and is a contributing reason for why heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States. What are the classic risk factors? ■ Classic risk factors are divided into modifiable and nonmodifiable categories. Modifiable include: diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, smoking, obesity, and sedentary life style. Non-modifiable are age and family history of premature heart disease (men before the age of 55 or women before the age of 65). ■ A woman’s lifetime risk to develop and die from cardiovascular disease is 1 in 3 (33%). ■ Sixty-five million Americans are affected with hypertension, 35 million are women. ■ Sixty percent of American women are overweight or obese.

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Being overweight increases a woman’s risk of diabetes threefold and obese individuals are at a nine fold increased risk. ■ Physical inactivity is a predictor of diabetes. Obtaining 30 minutes of brisk walking everyday reduces the risk.

How can I identify the warning signs of a heart attack better? A recent study of 500 women presenting to the ER with a myocardial infarction found that 95% had new and different symptoms up to one month prior to their heart attack. At the top of the list: unexEwa Gross-Sawicka, M.D. plained or unusual fatigue (71%), sleep disturbance (48%), shortness of breath (42%), indigestion (39%), and anxiety (35%). Chest pain when present may be described as a pressure, aching or squeezing, radiating to the neck, shoulders, back, arm or jaw. Women often experience milder symptoms compared to men. Other symptoms include nausea, vomiting, cold sweat, dizziness, palpitations, and weakness. Seek immediate medical help for any of the above symptoms for recognizing and treating a heart attack promptly dramatically improves a patient’s chances for survival. Learn more at UHhospitals.org/heart or call 1-866-UH4-CARE for an appointment. See ad on the inside back cover.

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University Hospitals Neurological Institute has come to St. John Medical Center, providing innovative, integrated and individualized care to patients with diseases affecting the nervous system. • Community physician expertise combined with nationally recognized specialists in neurology and neurosurgery • The latest clinical advances and technologies, and leading-edge research • Direct access to the medical resources available in the Institute’s 16 centers of neurological excellence at the UH Neurological Institure at UH Case Medical Center*

Coupled with the quality, compassion and caring you’ve come to expect from us, the UH Neurological Institute at St. John Medical Center raises the bar in providing our community with first-class resources to better meet the needs of those with neurological conditions. For more information, call 1-855-756-2644 or go to www.stjohnmedicalcenter.net

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Ohioans Support Animal Welfare Reform Efforts Momentum appears to be on the side of those who have been trying for years to curb abusive dogbreeding in Ohio. Groups opposed to dog auctions, which are the primary market for dogs bred in cruel “puppy mills,” collected 7,000 signatures in a 2009 petition effort. In 2010, they increased that to more than 77,000, but that still was less than half the number needed to qualify. Recently, they turned in more than 160,000 signatures, of which more than 118,000 were certified valid by Secretary of State Jon Husted, surpassing the 115,570 requirement. Their progress isn’t hard to understand. The more Ohioans learn of the cruelty inherent in puppy mills and dog auctions, the more inclined they are to support reform efforts. Ohio’s reputation for having among the weakest animal-welfare laws is

nothing to be proud of. Puppy-mill operators often keep dogs in filthy cages and provide little or no medical care, using females to breed litter after litter until they’re used up. The breeding dogs as well as their offspring are more likely than normal to suffer diseases and genetic abnormalities, typically unknown to consumers until long after they’ve adopted and taken a puppy home from a pet store that buys from dog auctions. Let’s hope that 2012 is the year that the state finally sheds its puppy-mill reputation. For more information or updates, please go to their website: www.BanOhioDogAuctions.com — Nancy Brown, Hot Diggity Dog

It’s a Man Thing! In your “Man Cave” or outside of it, you should always have your “game face” on! Today’s men need to take good care of their hair and grooming as this reflects upon their personal and professional life. Whether short, medium or long; straight, wavy or curly, the Man Cave Salon can help you attain your personal best in hair care and grooming needs. They provide all of the necessary products and services to keep you “Manscaped.” Call them at 440-331-CAVE and we’ll see you at the Cave!

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Tips for Selecting the Right Assisted Living Facility Moving away from home

for any reason can be a stressful time, but when we are talking about a senior giving up some of their independence and belongings, it’s an entire lifestyle change. With over 36,000 assisted living facilities in the United States, it takes a little homework to find the facility that can best meet the needs and interests of any senior. Location should be the first consideration. Determine whether the senior’s needs could best be served by an assisted living facility close to home, where they may have many companions and participate in many activities or an assisted living facility closer to family located elsewhere. Use the Yellow Pages or conduct a web search for Assisted Living or Residential Care Facilities. Create a list of facilities, gathering brochures and pricing information. Based on the facility’s services, amenities and pricing information,

schedule an appointment to tour the top three communities and have your questions answered. While touring, take note of the cleanliness of the building. Is the building attractive and homelike? Do the current residents look happy and well cared for? Do the staff members look happy or hurried and stressed? Can you see your loved one living there? While visiting ask specifically about monthly fees and cost for additional services such as bathing and medication administration. Also ask about meals, housekeeping and laundry services, transportation and recreational programming. Finally, ask for the admission and discharge criteria. After touring all of the facilities, take your loved one to visit the top two you feel they would like the best. Get their opinion and then go with your gut feeling, it’s usually right.

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The wonderful, well-established West Shore communities of Bay Village and Westlake have a great deal to offer you and your family! Located just 20 minutes west of Downtown, these communities have it all. Scenic parks, such as Huntington Beach and Bradley Woods offer all of the nature and outdoor activity you could want. Westlake’s Crocker Park provides all of your shopping, dining, and entertainment needs in one convenient location! Let’s not forget about Lake Erie — one of the Great Lakes is right in our back yard! In addi-

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tion to all of this, Bay has the Lake Erie Nature and Science Center which is a great, interactive place for families to spend time and learn together! All of these features make for a wonderful place to live, but what makes these communities two of the most soughtafter suburbs in Greater Cleveland is their neighborhoods and schools. In a real estate market that has been very challenging in the past five years, these communities have weathered the storm better than most. This is because, “When housing markets go south, areas with exceptional schools tend to hold their value better than the market overall” (Wall Street Journal). Westlake and Bay are just that — Exceptional! Both school districts continue to be rated “Excellent with Distinction” consistently by the State of Ohio. Now is a great time to take advantage of all that these communities have to offer, and a great time to purchase a home in your dream community! — Submitted by Jim Fowler of Ohio Family Realty

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Westlake &Bay Village Community Guide

Dining Guide

Westlake

Casa Vella

187 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-871-8424

Restaurants A & J’s Grill

Champps Restaurant and Bar

26285 Detroit Rd. 440-617-SUBS (7827)

12 Main St. 440-871-0313

Aladdin’s Eatery

Cheesecake Factory

151 Crocker Road Blvd. 440-617-9005

148 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-808-1818

Antonio’s Pizza

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25093 Center Ridge Rd. 440-899-3333

Applebee’s

2033 Crocker Rd. 440-250-2111

Bar Louie

Asian Wok

24389 Detroit Rd. 440-871-0880

9 Main St. 216-325-1120

Arashi Japan Steakhouse

Bob Evans

30006 Detroit Rd. 440-892-8888

B Spot

20 Main St. 440-471-8270

Brewstone Beer Company 857 Columbia Rd. Opening Soon!

Brio Tuscan Grille

29750 Detroit Rd. 440-835-5665

200 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-250-8630

The Boneyard

Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery

24940 Sperry Dr. 440-808-8300

30155 Detroit Rd. 440-892-1250

Buca di Beppo

23575 Detroit Rd. 440-356-2276

Cabin Club

30651 Detroit Rd. 440-899-7111

Cafe Tandoor

30030 Detroit Rd. 440-835-7999

Carrabba’s Italian Grill

25054 Sperry Dr. 440-250-0880

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China Wok

29241 Center Ridge Rd. 440-892-3889

Chipotle Mexican Grille 135 Market St. 440-835-4539

Claudette’s

26485 Center Ridge Rd. 440-899-1029

Cleats

27200 Detroit Rd. 440-250-0200

Daddona’s

29580 Center Ridge Rd. 440-250-0075

Dave & Buster’s

25735 First St. 440-892-1415

Domino’s Pizza

26063 Detroit Rd. 440-892-0030

Don Ramon Mexican Restaurant

30610 Detroit Rd. 440-835-6935

Dover Gardens Tavern 27402 Detroit Rd. 440-871-4459

First Watch

168 Market St. 440-808-1082

Five Guys Burgers 30297 Detroit Rd. 440-871-5300

Frankie’s Italian Cuisine

27828 Center Ridge Rd. 440-892-0064

Friendly’s Restaurant

25600 Center Ridge Rd. 440-835-2398

Houlihan’s

25651 Detroit Rd. 440-808-9090

Hungry Howie’s Pizza and Subs 24533 Center Ridge Rd. 440-899-1236

Huntington’s Restaurant at the Westlake Holiday Inn

1100 Crocker Rd. 440-871-6000

Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse

21 Main St. - Crocker Park 440-892-HYDE (4933)

Ironwood Café

688 Dover Center Rd. 440-835-9900

Liquid Planet

McDonald’s

224 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-835-8006

25700 Detroit Rd. 440-871-9161

Little Budapest

McDonald’s

25124 Center Ridge Rd. 440-617-0404

30100 Detroit Rd. 440-835-2397

Lobster Brothers Co.

Mezza Mediterranean Cuisine

Jet’s Pizza

26055 Detroit Rd. 440-835-0013

Karl’s Deli

24545 Center Ridge Rd. 440-250-5626

25947 Detroit Rd. 440-892-1200 184 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-871-2333

La Campagna

Loco Leprechaun

Mahle’s Restaurant and Lounge

27337 Detroit Rd. 440-871-1771

24945 Detroit Rd. 440-899-6602

L’Amici Pizzeria

Manero’s

Lehman’s Deli

Max and Erma’s Restaurant

26569 Center Ridge Rd. 440-250-5500 24961 Detroit Rd. 440-871-3445

25048 Sperry Dr. 440-892-9090

30105 Detroit Rd. 440-899-8686

28743 Center Ridge Rd. 440-892-2220

Mitchell’s Tavern

24282 Center Ridge Rd. 440-835-2415

Moosehead Saloon

694 Dover Center Rd. 440-871-7743

Mr. Hero

24513 Center Ridge Rd. 440-835-1267

New China

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ento La Trattoria, a charming, old world-style restaurant, features Italian cuisine combined with Mediterranean-style cooking using seasonal ingredients and regional ﬂavors, all prepared to order. The vision of Di DeRubba, managing owner, is to provide a sensual dining experience through the art of food and music. Stop in to enjoy sophisticated, yet casual dining at this beautiful restaurant offering full service liquor and an impressive wine list. Your lunch or evening will only be enhanced by one of the best views of Lake Erie between Lakewood and Lorain. Patrons also enjoy the front patio and boxed lunches for picnics and the beach during warmer weather. Premier off-premise catering is also available. Vento La Trattoria & Wine Bar is located at 28611 Lake Road between BayArts and Huntington Playhouse, in Bay Village. Call 440-835-4530 for reservations. w w w. w e s t l a k e - b a y v i l l a g e . c o m

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The Original Dave’s Cosmic Subs

180 Market St. 440-835-1500

Dining Guide

Rock West Music & Grub Pub 30676 Detroit Rd. 440-892-2266

Si Senor

Outback Steakhouse

27155 Detroit Rd. 440-250-0882

Panera Bread

24850 Center Ridge Rd. 440-871-4745

24900 Sperry Dr. 440-892-3445

26137 Detroit Rd. 440-899-4944

Panini’s

23800 Detroit Rd. 440-250-5550

Papa John’s Pizza

Stonehouse Grill

Subway Sandwiches and Salads

26079 Detroit Rd. 440-899-1772

Subway Sandwiches and Salads

27315 Detroit Rd. 440-899-1998

30325 Detroit Rd. 440-871-1110

Picc-A-Deli Café

Subway Sandwiches and Salads

25022 Center Ridge Rd. 440-808-DELI (3354)

Pizza by Robert

30634 Detroit Rd. 440-899-9750

Robeks Fruit Smoothies and Healthy Eats 30319 Detroit Rd. 440-835-5510

Romeo’s Pizza

2064 Clague Rd. 440-331-1155

Rusty Barrel

27026 Center Ridge Rd. 440-892-1292

SB Eighty-One

24481 Detroit Rd. 440-835-3559

Viva Fernando

24600 Detroit Rd. 440-808-0000

87 West 2 Wine Bar

287 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-250-2334

Wendy’s

29778 Detroit Rd. 440-892-8946

Whistle Stop Restaurant 673 Cahoon Rd. 440-892-5705

White Oaks Restaurant 777 Cahoon Rd. 440-835-3090

Zoup!

30187 Detroit Rd. 440-892-9687

Bay Village

27020 Center Ridge Rd. 440-835-9799

Restaurants

Sweet Basil

600 Dover Center Rd. 440-835-9100

26235 Center Ridge Rd. 440-250-0882

Taco Bell

1345 Columbia Rd. 440-899-7994

TGI Friday’s

30115 Detroit Rd. 440-899-8443

Vicki’s Diner and Deli 26105 Center Ridge Rd. 440-835-5031

Vieng’s Asian Bistro

139 Crocker Park Blvd. 440-871-2888

Arrabiata’s

Bay Diner

660 Dover Center Rd. 440-835-9011

China House

27241 Wolf Rd. 440-808-8855

Dairy Queen

618 Dover Center Rd. 440-835-1929

Fragapane Bakery & Deli

626 Dover Center Rd. 440-871-6340

Georgio’s Oven Fresh Pizza Co.

622 Dover Center Rd. 440-835-8100

Geppetto’s Pizza & Ribs 27321 Wolf Rd. 440-892-2500

Greenisland

25519 Eaton Way 440-250-9086

Heinen’s Deli

434 Dover Center Rd. 440-871-5066

Java Bay

27225 Wolf Rd. 440-871-8011

Martin’s Deli

328 Bassett Rd. 440-871-1141

Mitchell’s Ice Cream 28624 Lake Rd. 440-871-7699

Mojo’s Coffee

600 Dover Center Rd. 440-892-4040

Mojo’s at BayArts 28795 Lake Rd. 440-871-6543

Subway Sandwiches and Salads 27237 Wolf Rd. 440-871-2006

Vento La Trattoria 28611 Lake Rd. 440-835-4530

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Westlake &Bay Village Community Guide Westlake/Bay Village Emergency Call 911

Westlake Community Phone Numbers City Hall 440-871-3300 Clerk of Council 440-617-4053 Community Services Center 440-899-3544 Fire Department (non-emergency) 440-871-3441 Law Department 440-617-4230

Community Information The Westlake Historical Society Antique & Craft Show is held on the grounds of the Clague House Museum every July.

Westlake Schools

Mayor’s Office 440-871-3300

Board of Education 440-871-7300

Meadowood Golf Course 440-835-6442

School Safety Hotline 440-250-1199

Planning/Economic Development 440-617-4305 Police (non-emergency) 440-871-3311 Westlake Recreation Center 28955 Hilliard Boulevard 440-808-5700 www.cityofwestlake.org/ recreation Service Department 440-617-4210 Service Garage 440-835-6432

Community Information Westlake Chamber of Commerce 440-835-8787 Westlake Porter Public Library 27333 Center Ridge Road 440-871-2600 www.westlakelibrary.org Post Office 27300 Center Ridge 440-250-9529

Superintendent’s Office 440-835-6303 Bassett Elementary 440-835-6330 Dover Elementary 440-835-6322 Hilliard Elementary 440-835-6343 Holly Lane Elementary 440-835-6332 Burneson Middle 440-835-6340 Parkside Intermediate 440-835-6325

Kindercare 440-808-9949

Bay Village Community Phone Numbers

St. Bernadette Catholic School 440-734-7717

Animal Control 440-899-3414

St. Paul Lutheran School 440-835-3051 St. Paul Lutheran School Annex 440-835-2952 Westshore Montessori School 440-899-7911 Westlake Montessori 440-835-5858 Westside Christian Academy 440-331-1300

City Hall 440-871-2200 Clerk of Council 440-899-3406 Community Service 440-899-3409 Fire Department (non-emergency) 440-871-1214 Law Director 440-899-3427 Mayor’s Office 440-899-3415 >> Continued on next page

Westlake High 440-835-6352 Attendance 440-835-6779 Transportation 440-835-6313

Westlake Private Schools & Pre-Schools Fit by Five 440-835-8558

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Police (non-emergency) 440-871-1234 Recreation Department 440-871-6755 Senior Programs 440-899-3411 Senior Van 440-899-3410 Service Director 440-899-3422 Service Center 440-871-1221 Swimming Pool 440-871-1872

Community Information Bay Village Chamber of Commerce 440-835-8787

Community Information

Cuyahoga County Public Library - Bay Village Branch 502 Cahoon Road 440-871-6392 www.cuyahoga.lib.oh.us

Transportation 440-617-1659

Post Office 27106 East Oviatt Road 440-250-9545

Glenview Center for Child Care 440-617-7342

Bay Village Schools

Kiddie Kollege 440-892-7990

Board of Education 440-617-7300 Superintendent’s Office 440-917-7305 Normandy School 440-617-7350 Westerly School 440-617-7550 Bay Middle School 440-617-7600 Bay High School 440-617-7400

Head to the Islands this Year! The Jet Express offers excursions to the islands and downtown Cleveland. All cruises depart and return to Black River Landing located in downtown Lorain. For more information and to purchase tickets, go to www.lorainportauthority. com/boattours or call 440-204-2269.

Bay Village Private Schools & Pre-Schools

Little Learners Pre-School 440-668-2314 Montessori Children’s School 440-871-8773 St. Raphael Parochial School 440-871-6760

Area Hospitals Cleveland Clinic 216-445-7676 Fairview Hospital 216-476-7000 Lakewood Hospital 216-521-5200 MetroHealth Medical Center 216-778-7800 St. John Medical Center 440-777-3500 Southwest Community Hospital 440-816-8000

Rose Hill Museum 27715 Lake Rd. Bay Village 216-871-7338 www.bayhistorical.com

Entertainment Bay Lanes 27229 Wolf Rd., Bay Village 440-871-0911 Cleveland MetroParks Huntington Reservation & Beach Lake Rd., Bay Village 216-635-3200 Crocker Park 159 Crocker Park Blvd. Westlake 440-871-6880 www.crockerpark.com Lake Erie Crushers All Pro Freight Stadium 2009 Baseball Blvd. Avon 440-934-3636 www.lakeeriecrushers.com Meadowood Golf Course 29800 Center Ridge Rd. 440-835-6442

UH Westlake Health Center 440-250-2100

Recreation

BayArts 28795 Lake Rd. Bay Village 440-871-6543 www.bayarts.net Clague Playhouse 1371 Clague Rd. Westlake 440-331-0403 www.clagueplayhouse.org 2 0 1 2 -2013 We s tl a k e & B a y V illa g e C o m m u n it y Gu id e

Lake Erie Nature & Science Center 28728 Wolf Rd. Bay Village 440-871-2900 www.lensc.org

University Hospital 216-844-4800

Cultural

Huntington Playhouse 28601 Lake Rd. Bay Village 440-871-8333 www.huntingtonplayhouse.com

Bay Village Parks Bradley Park Cahoon Memorial Park Reese Park Walker Road Park Skate & Bike Park Cleveland MetroParks – Huntington Reservation & Beach Westlake Parks Clague Park Recreation Center Park Roman Park Tri-City Park Bradley Nature Park

Westlake

Unity

Baptist

Church of the Unity 23855 Detroit Rd. 440-835-0400

Grace Baptist of Westlake 23096 Center Ridge Rd. 440-333-4515

Bay Village Anglican

Catholic/ Roman Catholic

St. Barnabas Anglican Church 468 Bradley Rd. 440-871-6200

St. Bernadette’s 2256 Clague Rd. 440-734-1300

Catholic/Latin Rite St. Peregrine Chapel 22953 Detroit Rd. 440-333-3139 Christian Disciples of Christ Westlake Christian Church 25800 Hilliard Blvd. 440-871-2400

Episcopal Advent Episcopal Church 3760 Dover Center Rd. 440-871-6685 Jehovah’s Witness Westlake Congregation 29171 Center Ridge Rd. 440-871-5939

Lutheran Prince of Peace Lutheran 28455 Center Ridge Rd. 440-871-5565 St. Paul Lutheran 27993 Detroit Rd. 440-835-3050

Methodist CrossPointe Community 1800 Columbia Rd. 440-835-0243 Westlake United Methodist Church 27650 Center Ridge Rd. 440-871-3088

Mormon Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 25000 Westwood Rd. 440-777-0472

Places of Worship

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St. Ladislas 2345 Bassett Rd. 440-835-2300

Baptist Crossroads Church 626 Bassett Rd. 440-871-7569

Catholic/Roman Catholic St. Raphael Catholic Church 525 Dover Center Rd. 440-871-1100

Lutheran

Nazarene

Seventh Day Adventist

Parkside Church of the Nazarene 23600 Hilliard Blvd. 440-333-3998

Cleveland Hungarian 2335 Columbia Rd. 440-835-2277

Bethesda-on-the-Bay Lutheran Church 28607 Wolf Rd. 440-871-2276

United Church of Christ

Methodist

Church of the Redeemer 23500 Center Ridge Rd. 440-331-0834

Bay United Methodist Church 29931 Lake Rd. 440-871-2082

Dover Congregational 2239 Dover Center Rd. 440-871-1050

Presbyterian

Non-Denominational Church on the Rise 3550 Crocker Rd. 440-808-0200 Westlake Bible Fellowship 27975 Hilliard Blvd. 440-892-1953

Bay Presbyterian Church 25415 Lake Rd. 440-871-3822

The Power of More Can Help The West Shore Chamber of Commerce has nearly 500 member companies with business interests in Westlake, Bay Village, and surrounding communities. The West Shore Chamber is a proud member of Westlake . Bay Village the Power of More organization, which is a networking group comprised of the West Shore, North Coast, Fairview Park, and North Olmsted Chambers of Commerce. President of the West Shore Chamber, Rob Kess of Pizza by Robert in Westlake, looks forward to More Benefits + More Opportunities= More Business meeting you at a chamber event.

The Power of More!

Rob Kess, President

West Shore Chamber of Commerce 1100 Crocker Rd. (Inside the Holiday Inn) Westlake, Ohio 44145 440-835-8787 • www.westshorechamber.org

440-835-8787 www.westshorechamber.org West Shore Chamber of Commerce

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Aberdeen Road..............C3 Aldrich Drive..................A3 Anna Lane ....................A1 Apple Blossom Lane ......A2 Applewood Drive...........A2 Arlington Circle .............A2 Ashton Lane..................A3 Bar Harbor Drive............A2 Bassett Road ................. B2 Bates Drive ....................A2 Bayfair Court ................ E3 Bayfair Drive ................. E3 Bayview Road................ B2 Beach Lane....................C3 Bexley Drive...................A2 Bracken Way.................. B3 Bradley Road..................A2 36

Breezewood Drive.......... B2 Brooke Lane ..................A3 Bruce Road.............. D2–E3 Buchanan Drive.............. B3 Cahoon Road ................C3 Cambridge Court...........A3 Cambridge Drive............A3 Canterbury Road............D3 Carlton Drive.................A2 Chatham Point Drive......A3 Chelsea Drive................. B2 Clague Road...................F3 Clarewood Drive............A2 Cliff Drive.......................F3 Clinton Drive .................A3 Columbia Court............. E3 Columbia Road.............. E3

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Conover Drive................ E3 Cowles Drive ................. B3 Crestview Drive..............A3 Darby’s Run ....................F3 Debbington Drive .......... B3 Devonshire Court ...........F3 Donald Avenue .............C3 Douglas Drive................D3 Dover Center Road........D3 Drake Drive....................A3 Dwight Drive.................. B3 Eagle Cliff Drive.............A1 East Oakland Road..........F3 East Oviatt Road............D3 Eaton Way..................... E3 Edgewood Road ........... B2 Edinborough Drive .........F3

Ednil Drive..................... B2 Electric Drive............ B2, E3 Elmwood Road..............D3 Fairwin Drive .................A2 Florence St..................... B2 Foote Road.................... B2 Fordham Parkway...........F3 Forest Drive....................C3 Forestview Road ............ E3 Glen Park Drive..............D3 Glendenning Drive ........C3 Goulders Green............. B2 Henry Road....................D3 Humiston Drive...............F3 Huntington Blvd ............ B2 Huntington Woods Pkwy..........................A1

Huntley Court.................F3 Huntmere Drive.............D3 Hurst Drive ....................A2 Inverness Drive .............. B3 Jefferson Court..............D3 Juneway Drive................ E3 Kenilworth Road............D3 Kenmore Drive............... E3 Kensington Cir...............A1 Kimberly Court..............A3 Kimberly Drive ..............A3 Knickerbocker Road...C3–D3 Lake Forest Drive............ E3 Lake Park Drive...............F3 Lake Road ............... A1–E3 Lakeview Drive .............. E3 Lane Drive......................A3

Lincoln Road............ B3–C3 Lincolnshire Drive ...........F3 LindfoRoad Drive .......... B3 Lisaview Drive................ B3 Longbeach Pkwy ........... B2 Manchester Lane...........A1 Manhasset Drive ...........A2 Maple Drive...................A3 Marvis Drive ..................A3 Marygate Drive ............. B3 Meadow Lane................ B3 Midland Road................D3 MillaRoad Drive.............. B3 Naigle Road...................A3 Nantucket Row .............A2 Narragansett Lane..........A1 Norfolk Drive................. B3

Normandy Road.............D3 North Lincoln Road ....... B3 Northfield Road............. B2 Oak Cliff Drive................F3 Oakmoor Road..............D3 Osborn Road ........... C3–E3 Park Drive.......................F3 Park Lane.......................C2 Parkside Drive................D3 Pellett Drive...................A2 Perry Drive.....................A3 Pinewood Drive.............. B2 Plymouth Drive .............A2 Powell Drive...................A2 Provincetown Lane.........A3 Queenswood Drive ........F3 Red Oak Court .............. E3

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Red Oak Lane................ E3 Revere Drive................... B3 Rexford Avenue.............C3 Robert’s Run ..................F3 Roberta Lane.................A3 Rockledge Drive............. E3 Roxbury Park Drive ........A1 Russell Road............. D3–F3 Ruth Street.................... B2 Rye Gate Street.............. B2 Saddler Road.................A2 Salem Drive ...................A2 Sandalwood Drive ..........F3 Sherwood Drive.............A3 Sites Road......................C3 Sunset Drive................... E3 Sutcliffe Drive ...............C3

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Tanglewood Lane ..........A2 Timber Lane...................A2 Turnbridge Road ........... B3 Tuttle Drive....................A3 Upland Road...................F3 Vineland Road............... E3 Walker Road..................A2 Walmar Drive ................A3 Walmar Road ............ A2–3 Wayside Lane ................ B2 Webster Road ...............A2 Welshire Drive................ B3 West Oakland Drive.......C3 West Oakland Road ...... B3 West Oviatt Road ..........C3 Westlawn Drive.............. B2 Westwood Road............ B2

Wildbrook Drive ............ B3 Willow Way Lane ..........A3 Winsor Drive.................. B2 Winston Drive................A2 Wolf Road ...............B3–E3 Woodlane Drive ............ E3 Woodpark Drive.............C3 Yarmouth Lane.............. B3

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Riviera Ln .................A4 Roanoke Ct...............D2 Roanoke Way...........D2 Rocky Pointe.............C4 Rocky Ridge Dr.........A4 Rose Rd.................... E5 Rose Walk (1.)........... B3 Roseland Way........... F2 Royal Forest Dr..........D3 Royal Oak Ct.............A5 Royal Woods Pl ........A5 Rue Saint Georges.... G2 Rustic Ln................... F5 Saddlebrook Ln.........C2 Saint Andrews .........A7 Saint Ives.................. B5 Salem Pkwy ............. F3 Santa Clara Dr.......... E1 Sassafras Ln..............A8 Savannah Pkwy ........ B3 Sawgrass Ln..............A5 Schubert Dr.............. E2 Schwartz Rd........A5–B5 Second St................. E1 Sedgewick Ct (10.).... B3 Seneca Dr.................D4 Sentry Ln ................. E1 Sequoia Trl ............... B7 Settler’s Reserve Oval....C3 Settler’s Reserve Way ................ C2–D3 Shadow Creek Dr ..... B7 Sharon Dr................ G1 Sherbrooke Ave........ F2 Sherwood Dr ...........C6 Shiloh Park................ F4 Silktree Ln.................A8 Silveridge Trl ............A3 Sleepy Hollow Dr...... E3 Smith Ave................ G4 Sonoma Ct...............D3 South Bay Dr.............D5 South Chapparal ...... F4 South Melrose Dr .....H2 South Windsor Ct.....C5 Southbridge Cir .......D6 Southwest Blvd.........C6 Southwood Dr ......... E4 Sperry Cir................. G1 Sperry Dr ................ G1 Sperry’s Forge Ct.......C3 Sperry’s Forge Trl ......C3 Stone Ct .................. E2 Stone’s Throw........... F3 Stonegate Cir ...........C6 Stonehedge Dr ........ G4 Strauss Dr................. E3 Strawberry Ln........... E5 Sturbridge Ln............D1 Sugar Maple Ct (3.)... B3 Sunset Dr..................C3 Surrey Cir................. G5 Sycamore Oval.......... B7 Tamarack Trl .............C7 Taylor’s Mill Turn.......D3 Teal Ct...................... B7 Telford Ct (6.)............ B3 Timber Lea Ct.......... G1 Trail’s End Ct.............A8 Trenton Ct................ B6 Tricia Dr.................... F4 TriCity Park Dr...........H4 Trotters Ridge Ln.......C2 Turnburry Ct.............A7 Turtle Creek Dr .........A4

Rocky Ridge Dr

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Lytham Cir ...............A7 MacIntosh Dr............D5 Macon Ct ................ B3 Magnolia Pkwy......... B7 Main St .................... B3 Mallard Cir................A7 Mallard Cove ...........A7 Maple Dr.................. E4 Maple Ridge Rd........ F5 Margaretta Dr........... E5 Market St ................. B3 Marshfield Blvd ........A3 Marview Dr .............. E2 Maybelle Dr .............H2 Meadow Ln............. G5 Melibee Dr................ F5 Melrose Cir...............H2 Melrose Dr................H2 Mendelssohn Dr ....... E2 Mildred Ave..............C2 Monroe Trl ............... B5 Montclair Cir............. E1 Morgan Run ............ E6 Mozart Dr................. E2 Muirfield Way ..........A7 Mulberry St............... B3 Newbury Ct.............. F3 Newbury Dr ............. F3 North Bay Dr.............D5 North Chapparal ...... F4 North Glen Dr ..........D4 North Windsor Ct.....C5 Northwood Ln.......... B5 Notingham Ct...........C4 Oakwood Ln ............ E5 Orchard Way.............D5 Oxford Cir.................A5 Park Ct..................... E4 Park Pl ..................... E4 Parkwood Dr ............D5 Parson’s Pond Cir......A5 Patti Park.................. B2 Pebble Beach Oval....A4 Pebble Brook ...........H4 Pebble Cove..............H3 Peppercorn Dr........... F1 Persimmon Dr .......... B7 Pheasant Ln..............H3 Piedmont Ct............ B4 Pinehurst Dr..............A4 Pineview Ct...............D5 Pineview Dr ..............D5 Pinyon Ln..................C7 Planters Grove Ln......A3 Porter Rd .................C6 Presler Ct..................D4 Preston Pl..................D4 Prestwick Crossing ...A7 Primrose Ln .............. E6 Prince Charles Ave..... G2 Princeton Pl............... B5 Quail Hollow.............H4 Queen Anne’s Gate ....G2 Queens Ct ............... F2 Radcliffe Dr .............. E3 Ranney Pkwy ...........C1 Rechner Dr................ E5 Reed Rd.................... B5 Reed’s Court Trl.........C3 Regal Way............... G2 Regency Cir ............. B4 Regency Pl............C4–5 Remington Cir .........D2 Remington Dr ..........D2 Richmar Dr ...............D1

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Glen Lyon Dr.............A2 Glen Valley Dr .......... F4 Glenbrook Ct........... G2 Glenbrook Ln........... G2 Glenmore Dr.............D4 Grande Ct.................C4 Green Leaf Cir......... G2 Greenbriar Cir........... E6 Greenview Pkwy ...... B7 Grove Ct................... E5 Guilford Ct............... B5 Hall Dr...................... F5 Hall’s Carriage Path.... C3 Halstead Ln (5.)......... B3 Hamlet Ln ................H1 Hampshire Pl.............C5 Harding Dr ...............C6 Hawkins Rd...........G3–4 Hawthorne Ln .........A8 Health Campus Dr....C5 Hedgewood Ave ..... G4 Hedgewood Way..... G4 Hemlock Dr ..............D5 Hereford Ct (12.)...... B3 Hidden Acres Dr ....... F4 Hilliard Blvd ........ A6–F2 Hilliard Ct ................A5 Hilliard Oak Ln.......... B5 Hillsborough Point....A7 Holden’s Arbor Cir....C3 Holden’s Arbor Run.... C3 Holly Ln.................... E4 Hollywood Dr............D5 Honey Locust Ln.......A8 Horseshoe Blvd ........H3 Howard Ave.............. F3 Hummingbird Cir...... B6 Hummingbird Ct....... B6 Hummingbird Ln....... B6 Hummingbird Way.... B6 Hunter’s Chase Dr ....C2 Hunter’s Point Ln ......H3 Hunters Creek Dr .....A5 Indian Ridge Cove..... B6 Indianpath Dr............C4 Interlachen Ln...........H4 Inverness Cir.............A4 Iris Ct ....................... F5 Jackie Ln................... E4 Jager Ln....................A2 Jefferson Way ..........A6 Jenkins Rd.................C7 Johnstone Way.........C3 Kathryn Dr............... G2 Kenley Ct.................. E1 Kensington Dr........... F1 Kilgour Dr ................A2 Kimberly Ln............... E4 King Arthur Ct..........C5 King James Pkwy .... G3 Kingsbrooke Ln.........H3 Kingsway ................ G2 Lafayette Way........... B6 Lands End Ln ...........A3 Langale Rd................D1 Lansing Dr................C6 Laughlin Ln ..............C3 Laura Ln.................... F5 Leighton Ct (9.)......... B3 Leroy Rd................... B7 Lexington Ct............. B6 Lilac Dr..................... E6 Limperts Vine Row....C3 Lincoln Rd.................A6 Logan Ct...................A2

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Chestnut Dr.............. E3 Chopin Cir................ E3 Churchill Ln..............A5 Cinnamon Way ........ E6 Circlewood Dr .......... F5 Clague Rd ......... H1–H3 Clarendon Ct............D3 Clark Pkwy ............... E4 Clemens Rd ......165A A1–C1 Cobblestone Chase.... F2 Cobblestone Way..... F2 Coe’s Post Run .........C3 Columbia Rd .........F2–5 Concord Dr...............H2 Cooley Ct.................C3 Cornerstone............ G3 Cornwell Dr..............H3 Corporate Cir............ B3 Corporate Way ....... G1 Cottage Dr................A4 Courtland Meadows.... E5 Cove Cir ..................A4 Coventry Dr..............C5 Coverly Rd................H1 Creekside Dr ............ E5 Creekwood Ln..........D2 Crimson Dr............... B4 Crocker Park Blvd...... B3 Crocker Rd ........... B2–5 Crossings Pkwy ........ B2 Cypress Cir...............D5 Danielle Dr ............... F4 Deer Run Ln..............A5 Dellwood Dr ............D2 Detroit Rd ......... A3–G1 Devonshire Oval........ B4 Dewberry Ln............. B4 Dominion Dr ............ E1 Donna Dr................. G3 Doral Ln....................A4 Dover Center Rd.... E2–5 Downing St...............A5 Dunford Ave.............D6 Durham Dr................A2 Earley Ln (7.)............. B3 East Brockway Dr .....C6 East Century Oaks Dr.... G3 East Crossings Pl ...... B2 East Melrose Dr ........H2 Edgepark Blvd ..........C6 Ellington Dr...............D1 Elmwood Dr ............. E3 Essex Ct.................... B5 Excalibur Ave ...........C5 Fairway Dr................ B7 Falkirk Dr .................A2 Fall River Dr ..............C6 Fallen Oaks...............H3 Falls Oval..................A4 Farmington Turn.......C3 Farr’s Garden Path.....C3 Fernwood Dr............H2 First St.................E1–F1 Fitzroy St................... F2 Forest Brook Oval......A8 Forest Lake Dr ..........A5 Forest Pkwy.............. E4 Fortune Trl................ F4 Fox Run ...................H3 Framingham Dr ........ F4 Fresno Dr..................H2 Garden Ct (2.)........... B3 Georgetown Dr.........D1 Georgia Dr ............... B3 Gershwin Dr ............ E2

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River

Acadia Trace.............H3 Adams Ln ................A5 Adelaide Ct............... F2 Adelaide St............... F2 Allen Dr .................. G2 Annie Ln .................. F4 Arbor Way ...............A5 Arlington Row......... G3 Arthur Ave................ F3 Ashbourne Dr........... B3 Atlanta Ln.................A3 Augusta Ct ..............A3 Avon Rd ...................A2 Bailus Rd................... B7 Balmoral Way........... F2 Balsam Dr.................D5 Banbury Ct............... F3 Barclay Blvd .............A2 Bassett Rd ......... C1–D4 Bay Landing Dr ........D5 Beaver Creek............H4 Beechwood Dr.......... E3 Beethoven Dr............ E2 Bel Aire Cir...............A6 Bellerive Ct...............A4 Belmont Dr ..............H2 Bent Tree Turn ..........C4 Berkeley Dr .............. E3 Berringer Run ...........D3 Bingham Ct (8.)........ B3 Birchdale Dr.............. E4 Birkdale Turn.............A7 Bishop’s Gate Cir ......A6 Blackberry Ln............ E6 Bobby Ln ................. B2 Bonny Bank Dr..........H3 Bordeaux Way ..........D3 Bradley Rd ........ A1–A6 Brahms Dr................. E3 Brantwood Dr.......... G4 Breckenridge Trl........A4 Brewster Dr ..............C6 Briar Ln..................... B4 Briar Ridge Ct...........C5 Briarwood Ct............ F6 Brick Mill Run............H1 Brigadoon Ct ...........D3 Brittany Cir............... F3 Broadmore Ln ..........C4 Bryandale Dr.............D1 Buck Thorn Pl........... B3 Burr Oak Dr..............A2 Cahoon Rd ..............D2 Camden Ct............... B6 Candlewick Ct.......... F1 Canterbury Rd.....E1–E4 Carillon Dr................ F5 Carlton Ave..............A7 Carnation Run ......... F5 Caroline Cir .............D1 Carousel Ct ..............C3 Carriage Park Oval.... E1 Catawba Ct (4.)........ B3 Cedarwood Dr .........A2 Center Ridge Rd .A7–G3 Center St.................. B3 Century Oaks Dr ..... G3 Chadwick Ct ............C4 Chairman’s Rowe...... B5 Chapparal ................ F4 Charter Oak Ln........ G2 Chase Dr...................C5 Chatham Ct..............C5 Chaucer Dr............... F5 Chesterfield Ct.......... F6

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Walter Rd

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Brantwood Dr

Clague Rd

Sharon Dr

Century O ak s Dr

Banbury Ct

Arthur Ave

Shiloh Park

Carillon Dr

Columbia Rd

Circlewood Dr

Hawkins Rd

Roseland Way

Adelaide St

Columbia Rd

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Post Office School Shopping Centers

Parks Rd

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Primary Highways

marack Trl

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Whi te Oak

Walnut Pt Dr.............A4 Walter Rd................ G4 Washington Way ..... B5 Waterfall Way ..........A5 Waters Edge Dr ........A3 West Avalon Dr.........C4 West Brockway Dr....C6 West Essig Dr............A2

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Beethoven

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Mildred Ave Bobby L n Patti Park

Jo hn sto Far mingt n on Wa e y Turn Wo Windward Dr

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Southwood

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Acadia Trace

Center R idge

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West Shore Chamber of Commerce

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Radcliffe Dr

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Cobbles Way

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e Weston AvEast.......... F3 Westown Blvd...........D5 Westwood Rd..... F4–H4 Weybridge Dr ..........C5 Weymouth Cir .........C2 Whispering ..............A4 White Oak Ln ...........A8 Whitehill Cir..............D1

f Wickford Ct (11.)...... B3 Wilderness Trl...........A3 Wildwood Dr ........... F4 Wilks Ln.................... B4 Williams Dr .............. F3 Willow Run .............. E6 Winchester Ct...........D2 Winchester Dr...........D2

Windrush Dr ............H1 Windsong Ct ...........D5 Windward Dr............C3 Wingedfoot Dr ........H4 Winterberry Ln .........A8 Wonneta Pkwy.........H2 Wood Oak Cir........... B5 Woodcreek Cir..........D4

Woodgate Cir...........D6 Woodlyn Pl............... B7 Woodmill Dr ............C4 Woodpath Trl............ F6 Woodruff Ct ............ B4 Wyndgate Ct ........... B4 Yeoman Dr............... F4 Yorktown Dr............. B6

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Auto Dealership

Colleges & Universities

Premier Toyota............................ p 2. www.premiertoyota.com

Cuyahoga Community College................................. p 11, 18 www.Tri-C.edu

BankS/Credit UnionS First Federal of Lakewood........ p 14. www.FFL.net Lakeshore Community Credit Union.............................. p 13 www.lakeshoreccu.com

Barber Shop Village Barber Shop.................. p 20.

Baseball

CSU West................................... p 12. www.csuohio.edu/westcenter LCCC........................................... p 12 www.loraincountycommunitycollege.edu

Dentist Dr. Nick Gravino DDS................ p 23 www.nickgravinodds.com

Education/Vocational

Lake Erie Crushers.....................p 34. www.lakeeriecrushers.com

West Shore CareerTechnical District.......................p 10 www.lakewoodcityschools.org

Chamber of Commerce

Education/Childcare

West Shore Chamber of Commerce............................. p 35. www.westshorechamber.org

Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care Center.................... p 8. www.creativeplayrooms.com

Chiropractor

Glenview Center (div. of Bay Village Schools)....................... p 9. www.bayvillageschools.com

Urban Chiropractic.................... p 32. www.spineandsportsclinic.com

Cleaning The Cleaning Authority............ p 28 www.cleveland.thecleaningauthority.com

Cleaning & Restoration Service Duraclean.................................. p 29. www.duracleanohio.com

Kiddie Kollege....................... p 7, 19. www.kiddiekollegeohio.com

Financial/Wealth Management

Lake Erie Nature & Science Center Homewatch Caregivers............ p 26. www.homewatchcaregivers.com

HospitalS/Medical Facilities Cleveland Clinic................................ ......................Inside Front Cover, p 22 www.clevelandclinic.org EMH Regional Healthcare System....................p 23, Back Cover www.emh-healthcare.org St. John Medical Center............ p 25. www.stjohnmedicalcenter.net

Optometrist/Optician Madison Eye Care..................... p 21. www.madisoneyecare.com

Pet Services Hot Diggity Dog.................. p 18, 26. www.hotdiggitydogusa.com

Photographer Beverly David Photography..... p 20. www.beverlydavidphoto.com

Physicians/ Gastroenterology

Elios Financial Group, Inc.... p 13, 18 www.eliosfinancial.com

University Hospitals ........................ ...................... p 24, Inside Back Cover www.UHHospitals.org

Fitness

Insurance

Fit Me Up Fitness................ p 18, 21. www.fitmeupfitness.com

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

Overload Fitness................. p 16, 22. www.overloadfitness.com

Insurance/Medicare Supplemental

Flowers/Gifts

Medicare Medigap Services................................ p 19, 21 www.medmedsvs.com

Rain Barrels Nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;More ................. p 33. www.rainbarrelsnmore.com

Interior Design Services

Ohio Family Realty.............. p 19, 29. www.ohiofamilyrealty.com

Flower Port................................ p 33. www.flowerport.org

Furs/Leathers/Accessories Sword Furs............................ p 2, 20. www.swordfurs.com

Hair Salon & Spa Services

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Westlake &Bay Village Community Guide

New Creation Interiors....... p 19, 29. www.newcreationinteriors.net

Landscaping/Lawncare

Bella Capelli........................... p 5, 17. www.bellacapelli.com

Ground Works Land Design......................... p 17, 28. www.groundworkslanddesign.com

The Man Cave Salon................. p 26. www.themancaveonline.com

Yards Done Right........................ p 2. www.YardsDoneRight.net

Heating/Cooling

Library

J.D. Indoor Comfort.................. p 28. www.jdindoorcomfort.com

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

Home Health Care

Mortgage Banking

Hanson Services........................ p 27. www.HansonServices.com

Pinnacle Financial Group.......... p 14. www.pinnaclefinancialgroup.com

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North Ohio Gastroenterology.. p 24. www.northohiogi.com

Printing/ Graphic Design Alphagraphics..................... p 17, 32. www.alphagraphics.com/us649

Rain Barrels

Real Estate

Restaurants Brio Tuscan Grille...................... p 30. www.brioitalian.com The Greek Village Grille............ p 30. www.greekvillagegrille.com Vento La Trattoria..................... p 31. www.ventotrattoria.com

Senior Services/ Retirement Living Bradley Bay Health Center.................................. p 20, 27. www.bbhc.net

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