Event Calendar
Events for Thursday, October 23, 2014
What Everyone Should Know About Ethical Wills
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
What exactly is an ethical will? Why do I need one? To find out, join us at the Gardens at Westlake for an overview of ethical wills. Speaker Beth Elsass from Hospice of the Western Reserve will explain when and why you should have an ethical will and will answer your questions. Refreshments will be served.
Location:
Gardens at Westlake
27569 Detroit Rd.
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
What exactly is an ethical will? Why do I need one? To find out, join us at the Gardens at Westlake for an overview of ethical wills. Speaker Beth Elsass from Hospice of the Western Reserve will explain when and why you should have an ethical will and will answer your questions. Refreshments will be served.
Location:
Gardens at Westlake
27569 Detroit Rd.
The Great Closet Clean-Out supporting Easter Seals and Bay Rocket Athletics!
2:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Are you looking to "dump" those big bags of old fabric items that have holes, stains, or just don't fit/match anymore? Look no further and team up with Easter Seals and Bay Rocket Athletics between October 23 - 26, 2014 for "The Great Closet Clean-Out!"
Bring all of your bags: clothes, luggage, bedding, linens, hats, belts, shoes, etc. (in ANY condition) to the Bay Middle School and Bay High School drive-and-drop locations.
"Athletes for Others" will assist you in unloading your donations and provide you with a tax deductible receipt and raffle ticket (1 per bag). Each bag donated gets you 1 entry to win $50 CASH and various gift cards from local eateries. The more bags you bring, the better chances you have to WIN!
Bay High School truck hours are Thursday, Oct. 23, 3-7:30 p.m.; Friday, Oct. 24, 3-9 p.m.; and Sat./Sun., Oct. 25-26, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Bay Middle School truck hours are Thurs./Fri., Oct. 23 -24, 2:30-7:30 p.m. and Sat./Sun., Oct. 25-26, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Please plug these drop off dates into your calendars and know that your donations will truly make a difference!
Thank you,
Gretchen Thompson
Bay Rocket Boosters / Board Member (Bay Village, OH.)
440-341-9653
gretchredbull@aol.com
Location:
Bay Middle School, 27725 Wolf Road
Bay High School, 29230 Wolf Road
2:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Are you looking to "dump" those big bags of old fabric items that have holes, stains, or just don't fit/match anymore? Look no further and team up with Easter Seals and Bay Rocket Athletics between October 23 - 26, 2014 for "The Great Closet Clean-Out!"
Bring all of your bags: clothes, luggage, bedding, linens, hats, belts, shoes, etc. (in ANY condition) to the Bay Middle School and Bay High School drive-and-drop locations.
"Athletes for Others" will assist you in unloading your donations and provide you with a tax deductible receipt and raffle ticket (1 per bag). Each bag donated gets you 1 entry to win $50 CASH and various gift cards from local eateries. The more bags you bring, the better chances you have to WIN!
Bay High School truck hours are Thursday, Oct. 23, 3-7:30 p.m.; Friday, Oct. 24, 3-9 p.m.; and Sat./Sun., Oct. 25-26, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Bay Middle School truck hours are Thurs./Fri., Oct. 23 -24, 2:30-7:30 p.m. and Sat./Sun., Oct. 25-26, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Please plug these drop off dates into your calendars and know that your donations will truly make a difference!
Thank you,
Gretchen Thompson
Bay Rocket Boosters / Board Member (Bay Village, OH.)
440-341-9653
gretchredbull@aol.com
Location:
Bay Middle School, 27725 Wolf Road
Bay High School, 29230 Wolf Road
Westlake Historical Society Education Meeting with guest speaker Dr. Roy Larick
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
The next Westlake Historical Society Education Meeting is Thursday October 23 @ 7:00 PM.
We will meet at the Porter Library in the Porter Room.
We are looking forward to our guest speaker Roy Larick.
Bio:
Roy Larick was raised in Euclid, graduating from Ohio University in 1972. He then spent 30 years as an archaeologist working around the globe. Dr. Larick returned home in 2001, bringing a long term perspective on change in local landscapes. He now documents natural and cultural change in ecologically sensitive places.
Dr. Larick’s Bluestone Heights addresses the weave of nature and culture at Cleveland’s sensitive places. The goal: comprehend places and the means to live more equitably with them. Bluestone Heights collaborates with local governments and non-profits to identify sensitive places and to achieve sustainable place management.
Talk Title:
Westlake’s sandstone terrace landscape: ancient shorelines, early houses, emerging greenways
Westlake lies upon several sandstone terraces subtly stepping southward from Lake Erie. As the last glacier retreated northward, terrace edges became short-lived rocky lake shorelines. For early settlers, terrace edges were easy places to quarry and to lay roads. The area’s several early settler sandstone houses lie on terrace edge roads.
Dr. Larick will present the archaeological view of Westlake’s sandstone terraces and early settler sandstone houses. He will outline how the sandstone terrace landscape can be made part of Westlake’s emerging greenways and trails.
Location:
Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Rd.
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
The next Westlake Historical Society Education Meeting is Thursday October 23 @ 7:00 PM.
We will meet at the Porter Library in the Porter Room.
We are looking forward to our guest speaker Roy Larick.
Bio:
Roy Larick was raised in Euclid, graduating from Ohio University in 1972. He then spent 30 years as an archaeologist working around the globe. Dr. Larick returned home in 2001, bringing a long term perspective on change in local landscapes. He now documents natural and cultural change in ecologically sensitive places.
Dr. Larick’s Bluestone Heights addresses the weave of nature and culture at Cleveland’s sensitive places. The goal: comprehend places and the means to live more equitably with them. Bluestone Heights collaborates with local governments and non-profits to identify sensitive places and to achieve sustainable place management.
Talk Title:
Westlake’s sandstone terrace landscape: ancient shorelines, early houses, emerging greenways
Westlake lies upon several sandstone terraces subtly stepping southward from Lake Erie. As the last glacier retreated northward, terrace edges became short-lived rocky lake shorelines. For early settlers, terrace edges were easy places to quarry and to lay roads. The area’s several early settler sandstone houses lie on terrace edge roads.
Dr. Larick will present the archaeological view of Westlake’s sandstone terraces and early settler sandstone houses. He will outline how the sandstone terrace landscape can be made part of Westlake’s emerging greenways and trails.
Location:
Westlake Porter Public Library, 27333 Center Ridge Rd.
Click here for more information