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“Celebrate the Power
of Community”
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Pray to end abortion....
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“It’s All About JOBS!”
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 Experience We Need.  Leadership We Trust.
Avon Lake Eagle Cam:
There’s an Egg
He Lived!
in the Nest!
See inside for story and YouTube link for 24/7 live feed of the nest.
Robert G. David
Appointed President of
UH St. John Medical Center
58-year old Mark Clodwick (center) was dead when he collapsed from a heart attack while at work in Westlake several months ago. But,
thanks to the preparedness of his employers and co-workers at Nelson Stud Welding, located on Sharon Drive, Mark is back at work today.
Firefighter Nick Tammino, Firefighter Greg Stanfield, SJMC ER Director Karen Viland, Firefighter Paul Carroll, Patrick Prendergast, Mark
Clodwick, Captain Clinton Kovats, John Johns, Aaron Henely, Mike Bartkiewicz, Westcom 911 Dispatcher Jessica Pagenstecher and Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough joined for a Celebration of Life at the business last week. See story on page 2 inside today’s Villager.
Sweet 16!
Westlake Girls
Claim District
Crown
What a year it has been for the
Westlake High girls basketball
team! With a 39-21 win over
Avon last Friday night, the Lady
Demons captured a District
championship, improved to 22-2
on the year and advanced to this
week’s Regional at Norwalk as
part of the OHSAA’s Sweet 16!
See inside today’s Crocker Press
for more coverage.
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Newly appointed UH St. John Medical Center
President Robert G. David paid a visit to UH
SJMC’s “All About You” women’s health event
in Westlake last week. More than 300 women
attended the event to learn more about cardiovascular disease. Mr. David expressed his
excitement in assuming the new role April 1.
Pictured (l-r) Robert G. David, President, UH
SJMC, Flora David and Donald Sheldon, MD,
Interim President, UH SJMC.
continued on page 7
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He Lived!
Saved! Westlake Heart Attack Victim Survives Thanks to Employer’s Prepardness
continued from page 1
58-year old Mark Clodwick was dead when he collapsed from a heart attack while at
work in Westlake several months ago.
But, thanks to the preparedness of his employers and co-workers at Nelson Stud Welding, located on Sharon Drive, Mark is back at work today.
Last week, he and fellow workers gathered with City of Westlake safety personnel and
representatives of UH St. John Medical Center for a Celebration of Life.
The group recounted the events of the day that could have turned out much worse
had Nelson Stud Welding not purchased an AED machine and provided training classes in
CPR, first aid and use of the AED (Automated External Defibrillator).
Mike Bartkiewicz, a co-worker at Nelson Stud, was first to notice that Mark went
down to the ground on the shop floor. He immediately alerted fellow employees, who
responded in life-saving fashion.
Another employee, Aaron Henely, was instrumental in giving life saving help. First, he
made the 911 call from his cell phone after coming upon Mark on the floor. He then made
a call out to a third employee, John Johns, to go and get the AED. Aaron then attached
Mark to the AED, giving the shocks that the unit called for.
Aaron continued his lifesaving help to Mark by giving CPR and not stopping until
medical attention arrived.
Nelson Stud’s Patrick Prendergast stayed on the phone with 911 dispatcher Jessica
Pagenstecher as life-saving activities continued. “She gave us the phone support on giving
patient care until police and fire arrived,” he said. “She assisted in directing police and fire
to the rear of the building.”
Other Nelson Stud team members went to the front of the building and made sure
police and fire drove to the rear of the building, closer to where Mark was.
“It was intense,” said Aaron of the day of the event. “I am just glad we were able to help
him.”
“Aaron’s actions truly gave Mark the chance to make it to the hospital and have a successful outcome,” said Daniel Ellenberger, Director, University Hospitals EMS Training &
Disaster Preparedness Institute.
Mark was transported to St. John Medical Center where surgeon Hani Khaddam, MD,
performed successful triple-bypass surgery.
continued on page 7
Westlake Mayor Dennis
Clough, Westcom 911 Dispatcher Jessica Pagenstecher,
heart attack survivor Mark
Clodwick, Nelson Stud employee Aaron Henely and Westlake
Fire Chief James T. Hughes.
Westlake’s Safety
Forces gathered at
Nelson Stud Welding in
Westlake to celebrate
a life-saving victory for
employee Mark Clodwick.
29000 Center ridge rd • Westlake, OH 44145
UH SJMC Community Outreach Nurses’ Health Tip:
Avoid getting close to people who are sick, don’t shake hands. While sick, limit contact with others as
much as possible to keep from infecting them. – M. Kiczek RN BSN
Roundtable Health Talk
Safety and Wellness Fair
March 24 • 6 p.m.
Is it all in your head? I’m afraid of getting Alzheimer’s. How can I prevent my brain from aging
too quickly? Presented by Tanvir Syed, MD leading
an expert panel consisting of Stephani Baker M.Ed.,
CHES and Rachana Patel PharmD BCPS, who will
speak on Brain Health, Alzheimer’s, Medications and
Memory Fitness. Roundtable and dinner sponsored
by Brighten Gardens. SJMC, Building 2, Auditorium B,
29000 Center Ridge Road, Westlake. For Reservations please call 1-877-597-6348.
May 21 • 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
UH St. John Medical Center is partnering with the
Westlake Center for Community Services and the
Westlake Recreation Center to hold our first annual
Family Safety and Wellness Fair. This fair is intended
to increase the visibility of health, wellness and safety
resources within the community and will include
information sharing, demonstrations and wellness
screenings. Westlake Recreation Center, 28955 Hilliard Blvd, Westlake. RSVP: 440-808-5700 or for more
information, call the Westlake Recreation Center
Free Varicose Vein Screening
Great partnerships begin
with great people.
March 10 • 4 – 6:30 p.m.
St. John Medical Center is offering a free varicose vein screening event with vascular surgeon, Christopher Smith, MD, FACS. Screening includes a questionnaire, a brief exam and a targeted ultrasound
assessment. Results and recommendations provided immediately. Screening will take approximately
45 minutes per person. Space is limited! Register early! Harrington Heart & Vascular Lab, UH St. John
Medical Center (near emergency department) 29000 Center Ridge Road, Westlake. Free parking available near emergency department. RSVP: 440-827-5753. Registration is required.
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Westlake Center for Community Services
North Ridgeville Senior Center
29694 Center Ridge Road, Westlake
7327 Avon Belden Road, North Ridgeville
March 3 • 10 a.m. – Noon
March 16 • 10 a.m. – Noon
FREE Bone Density Screenings
Westlake Center for Community Services
29694 Center Ridge Road, Westlake
March 3 • 10 a.m. – 12 Noon
North Ridgeville Senior Center
7327 Avon Belden Road, North Ridgeville
March 16 • 10 a.m. – Noon
FREE Bone Density Screenings
SJMC Community Outreach, Suite R, 29160 Center
DiABETES SUppORT GROUp
March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16 • 7:30 – 9 p.m.
This is a support group for persons with diabetes
and their families. Members enjoy the support,
encouragement and friendship of their peers. For
more information, call DeAna Rodriguez, RN, CDE,
at 440-827-5341. Note: For questions please call at
least two days prior to the meeting of interest. No
physician referral is required. Meetings held on 3rd
floor. Westlake Family Health Center, 26908 Detroit
Road, Suite 300, Westlake
Ridge Road, Westlake. To RSVP and for more
information contact group facilitators: Bobby Klinko
440-539-9415 or Laura Vanni 216-267-5923
MOOD DiSORDER SUppORT GROUp
AHA Heartsaver First Aid
Every Tuesday • 7 – 8:30 p.m.
We offer support for those with depression and bipolar disorders. Our vision is one of hope. Together
we strive for wellness and recovery.
HOpE GROUp
1st Wednesday, every month • 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Facilitated by Joyce Forristell, CBPN-IC. A support
group for newly diagnosed breast cancer individuals
and for breast cancer survivors. SJMC Community
Outreach, Suite R, 29160 Center Ridge Road,
Westlake. RSVP to Joyce at 440-827-5459
March 22 • 6 – 9 p.m.
This program addresses the general principles of
first aid, medical and environmental emergencies,
and injury emergencies.
For complete program descriptions visit www.TheVillagerNewspaper.com
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Your birth. Your way.
The birth of a baby is a joyous event. That’s why the Family Birth Center at University Hospitals
St. John Medical Center, a Catholic hospital, fully supports and guides new mothers every step of the way.
• Our “Your Birth, Your Way” program offers a healthy dose of delivery options and pampering
to create a wonderful, personalized experience for you, your baby and your family.
• Expectant mothers can receive everything from a traditional delivery to a natural birth in our
Holistic Birthing Center – all with safe, comprehensive, compassionate care from our experienced
team of obstetricians, midwives, pediatricians and nurses.
To tour our Family Birth Center, call 440-827-5093.
Or to receive a copy of our “Your Birth, Your Way” brochure, call 440-827-5148.
UHStJohn.org |
© 2016 University Hospitals
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Dental Treatment Is In Your Hands....
by Dr. Louis Malcmacher of The Healthy Smile
Bay Village Dentist
Our Services Include:
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Teeth Whitening
All-Porcelain Crowns
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Veneers
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Smile because March is here and spring is right
around the corner.
I had a patient come in recently with an interesting story, one that I have heard so many times over during my
last 30+ years in dentistry. The patient is a teenager who saw
a couple of dentists. The first dentist’s opinion was that the
teen had 16 cavities that needed to be filled. Skeptical, another
dentist was asked for another opinion. The second dentist said
there were no cavities, but the patient had “shadows”. One of
our trusted patients suggested that the teen be seen in our office so that we could decide what was in the best interest of
the patient.
We examined this new patient, took some new x-rays and
conclusively told the patient that both of the previous dentists
had been correct. Yes, you read that right – I told the patient
that both of the previous dentists had been correct. You see,
this patient did indeed have some shadows inside the teeth.
What that basically means is that there are areas in many of
the teeth that were “pre-decayed”. Parts of the teeth were going
through a demineralization process which means that some of
the minerals were getting sucked out of the teeth because of
the poor daily diet of Pop Tarts and candy. Because the patient
rarely brushed, the sugar in those foods was starting to process
cavities, but they hadn’t fully turned into cavities just yet. If
left alone, the patient would indeed need at least 16 fillings, if
not more. So the first dentist had been right, maybe just a little
too early on what needed to be done.
The second dentist saw some hope for this young patient
and being that he only saw “shadows”, if the patient would
Dr. Louis Malcmacher
Dr. Morris Edelstein
improve upon the oral hygiene and add some other at-home
treatments, she indeed could reverse these shadows into good
healthy tooth structure. That dentist was probably being a little overly cautious, but had not really given this patient proper
oral hygiene instructions on how to protect her teeth from getting these cavities.
We use a great addition to oral hygiene in our office called
MI Paste Plus. Essentially, it will put the minerals back into a
tooth to eliminate the so-called shadows and almost reverse
the pre-decay process so that these areas will not turn into cavities in the future. We gave the patient strict instructions as to
what needs to be done to protect the teeth and if these instructions are followed, it is likely that there will not be any cavities
in the patient’s mouth. If these oral hygiene instructions are
not followed, then unfortunately this teen will be looking at a
lifetime of going to the dentist repeatedly to get the teeth fixed.
So many times whether or not someone gets cavities is
literally in their own hands and in their own ability to brush,
floss, and come in for regular professional cleanings.
Call us today for a free consultation at 440-892-1810. We
are happy to look at your situation and give you suggestions
on what you can do to avoid dental work, if possible and give
yourself a very happy and healthy smile.
We All Have a Role in Fighting Prescription Drug Abuse
Guest Column from State Representative Nan Baker
One of the most important and widespread issues facing Ohio today is the addiction to prescription
opioids and pain pills. Over the past handful of years, the General Assembly has been committed to finding solutions to this problem, which is touching communities all corners of our state—rural, urban and
everything in between.
What is so important to keep in mind is that this problem is not just being experienced by so-called
“drug addicts,” but rather by individuals, including young kids, who make one bad decision that, in some
cases, costs them their lives. In 2014, more than 2,400 Ohioans died due to an accidental drug overdose,
according to the Ohio Department of Health. Additionally, prescription drug abuse often leads to the abuse
of more dangerous substances, such as heroin.
So it is critical that Ohioans do everything they can to educate their children, neighbors and friends
about just how serious a problem this has become.
Two years ago, I introduced and passed House Bill 314, legislation that required doctors who prescribed potentially addicting drugs to minors to gather consent from the minors’ parents. We had found that many adults with drug
addiction had started with prescribed pain medication. The intention of our legislation was to create a dialogue between doctors,
parents and patients on the risks of taking potentially addicting drugs.
Last year, I was proud to support House Bill 4, a piece of legislation that expanded access for naloxone, a drug that has been proven
to reverse the effects of an opioid-related overdose and save lives. HB 4 was one of several bills that have been passed and enacted in
recent years that I believe have done a lot to help Ohio overcome this tragic problem. But the battle is not over, and neither is our commitment in the Ohio House to fight it.
In January, the Centers for Disease Control released guidelines and recommendations for handling the prescriptions and use of
opioids. I am pleased that several of the guidelines contained in the report are already being considered by the Ohio General Assembly,
including methods for not overprescribing pain pills. A major component in this fight is the reality that people’s pain subsides without
them having to take all of the pills that were prescribed to them. This leads to pills sitting idly in medicine cabinets, during which time
they can fall into the hands of children or other potential users.
No solution will be easy. But in the meantime, simply
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Nan B a k e r
fo r
St ate S e n ator
Senate District 24
Ohio’s comeback starts at home.
As State Representative, Nan Baker
has worked tirelessly to bring
common sense to state government;
balanced budgets, lowered taxes and
created legislation for student
internships and workforce training.
As I continue to say:
“It’s All About JOBS!”
Election Day March 15, 2016
Early Voting Has Begun!

Background
• Small Business Owner for over 36
years; 1st Generation
• Married 41 Years, 3 Children
• Live in Senate District 24 for 41 yrs.
• State Representative, District 16;
2009-present
• Westlake City Council Member
• Westlake School Board Member
• B.A. Baldwin Wallace College
• West Shore Chamber of Commerce
Member; President 2006 & 2007
• Westlake Kiwanis and Lions Club
Member
Experience We Need.  Leadership We Trust.
Awards
I am very grateful to have the Republican Party of Cuyahoga
County State Endorsement for 5 Consecutive Terms; 2008,
2010, 2012, 2014 and now for State Senator 2016.
Also endorsed by our District 16 mayors:
• Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough
• Rocky River Mayor Pamela Bobst
• Bay Village Mayor Deborah Sutherland
• ‘David C. Sweet Distinguished Alumni Award Leadership Academy’ for
Outstanding Elective Service, Cleveland State University
• ‘Model of Justice’ Award, Justice League of Ohio
• ‘Legislative Champion for Children’ Award, Voices for Ohio’s Children
• ‘Resolution of Appreciation’, Horizon Education Center
• ‘Chuck McDonald Advocacy Award’, Council of Smaller Enterprises, COSE
for Service and Dedication to Small Business
• ‘Hugh L. Dawson Award’, for Community Service to the Business
Community, West Shore Chamber of Commerce
• ‘Friend of Education Award’, West Shore Career Technical Education
• ‘Woman of the Year’ Award, Westlake/N. Olmsted League of Women Voters
From Westlake to Fairview Park to Strongsville to Chagrin Falls
We have visited thousands of our neighbors walking door-to-door, participated in all the parades and
festivals and engaged in the many events across the Senate 24th District in 2015
Learn More About Nan Baker
Visit www.ElectNanBaker.com
Contact Nan
nan@friendsofnanbaker.com or call 440-835-8960
Thank You!
Paid for by Friends of Nan Baker
If you would like to make a donation go to our website or
write a check payable to Friends of Nan Baker and mail
to 4477 Mallard Circle, Westlake OH 44145
The 24th Senate District includes House Districts 6, 7 and 16; Bay Village, Rocky River, Fairview Park, Westlake, North Olmsted,
Olmsted Falls, Olmsted Township, North Royalton, Berea, Strongsville, Brecksville, Broadview Heights, Oakwood, Independence,
Walton Hills, Seven Hills, Valley View, Solon, Moreland Hills, Glenwillow, Chagrin Falls Village, Chagrin Falls Township, Bentleyville,
Gates Mills, Hunting Valley, Mayfield Village, Lyndhurst and Highland Heights
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A Powerful, Affordable Solution for Homes and Businesses
– Automatic Standby Generators
“If you’re the only business open during an outage then an obvious conclusion is that you may double or even triple your usual revenue per hour,”
– Craig, Owner of Shepp Electric Company, Inc., the area’s ONLY Family Owned and Operated Generac Dealer!
The focus on standby generators and their ability to
keep homes and businesses operating is an understandable
development since each year hundreds of thousands go
without power and the numbers are climbing.
Backup power is now surprisingly affordable and is a
wise business decision. Compared to the expense of lost
revenue and inventory spoilage, an automatic standby
genset is a bargain that will provide years of reliable service. Many homeowners want the same protection, too:
“It’s easy to see how quickly this investment will pay for
itself. An average store may recoup the cost of a backup
system during its first outage. Having standby power is the
best way to stay in business. It is also one of the smartest investments for homes in northeastern Ohio and western PA.
Compared to the cost of a flooded basement without the
sump pump, no heat, frozen water pipes, no stove and no
well water an automatic standby system can be a lifesaver.”
In order to assist you with making the right standby
power investment we strongly advise you to consult with
the area’s Leading Generac® “Premier” Warranty Service
Dealer and Installer for 28 years, Shepp Electric Company, Inc., who will conduct a free site survey and electrical load analysis in order to recommend the best size and
placement of the system. Whether for home or business,
please feel free to call Alyce, Michelle or Rachel at the office
Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 877423-9010, or visit their website at www.generatorpros.com
to view information about all their services and generator
systems by Generac Power Systems.
In addition, at www.generatorpros.com, you will find
a wealth of information that is extremely helpful for your
family and business about disaster preparedness, proper
use of portable generators and the immediate link to
current power outages along the entire North coast.
Contact the automatic standby generator professionals
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It’s Time to Wash Away Winter’s Grime
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Is your house ready for spring? As winter’s grip fades away,
it leaves behind a record of its grimy reign on your home. Your
concrete has been battered by the freeze-thaw cycle, your house
is covered in a hazy layer of dust and salt, your deck has faded
from its summer glory, and your roof is looking streaky from
the black shingle-eating bacteria waking from hibernation. It’s
time to wash away winter’s grime. It’s time to treat your home to
a Pristine Clean! Pristine Clean offers premium pressure washing services that can bring your home back to life:
• Pristine House Clean
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With instant quotes given by professional representatives
right over the phone in most cases, ordering service from Pristine Clean couldn’t be easier. And best of all, you’ll never have
to worry about the quality of the work or the professionalism
of the company. The experts at Pristine Clean have been in the
pressure washing industry for over a decade and hold multiple
certifications from the PWNA, while maintaining’ A’ ratings on
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So if you’re looking to resurrect your home from its winter
slumber, look no further for the very best value in the pressure
washing industry.
Call them today at 440-454-7041.
Avon Early
Childhood PTA
Meeting
The Avon Early Childhood PTA (AECPTA) March
general meeting will be held
Tuesday, March 8, at 7 p.m.
in the Media Center at Avon
Heritage North Elementary School (35575 Detroit
Road). Kids Kloset tables
will be on sale for all members for $30. New members
are always welcome to join.
Refreshments are served and
prizes are raffled off at each
meeting.
Free babysitting is offered for members. General
meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month
(September-May).
AECPTA is a family
organization providing educational and social activities
for parents, caregivers, and
children from birth through
Kindergarten in Avon and
the surrounding communities. AECPTA offers members an abundance of entertaining and educational
monthly activities, as well
as special events throughout
the year.
For more information
or to request a membership
form online, please visit our
website at www.avonecpta.
org.
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Robert G. David Appointed
President of University Hospitals
St. John Medical Center
University Hospitals has appointed Robert G. David as President
of University Hospitals St. John Medical Center in Westlake.
As President of UH St. John Medical Center, Mr. David will lead
the Catholic hospital’s growth and integration as a wholly owned UH
community hospital. Under his leadership, UH will continue to invest
resources and strengthen UH St. John Medical Center as a vital provider of comprehensive health care services to Cleveland’s Westside
communities as well as maintain the hospital’s faith-based mission.
A highly experienced health care executive, Mr. David has been
President of several UH community hospitals for the past eight years,
including UH Bedford and Richmond medical centers and UH Conneaut and Geneva medical centers.
“Rob has demonstrated his leadership ability throughout his
career and complemented University Hospitals’ mission, vision and
values with his unyielding dedication and service to the growth of
our community hospitals,” said Richard Hanson, President, University Hospitals Community Hospitals. “Under his stewardship, UH St.
John Medical Center will surely continue to grow and thrive.”
“I am honored to lead UH St. John Medical Center as we continue to expand and enhance services in Westlake and surrounding
communities,” said Mr. David. “I look forward to working with every
employee, physician and board member as we remain committed to
providing high-quality, patient-centered care and further strengthening UH St. John Medical Center’s position on Cleveland’s Westside.”
Love your legs: New treatment can make varicose veins vanish
Varicose veins can be unsightly and painful. They may also cause medical problems, such as skin rashes, swelling and, in some cases, nonhealing ulcers.
“Healthy leg veins contain valves that open and close to assist the return of blood back to the heart,” says Margaret Mann, MD, Director of the Vein Clinic at University Hospitals Westlake Health Center. “Venous reflux disease
develops when these valves become damaged or diseased.” As a result, vein valves will not close properly, leading to
symptoms such as:
- Throbbing, cramping or swelling in your legs
- Itching on your lower legs or ankles
- Varicose veins (large, twisted, blue or purple veins that bulge above the skin)
- Discoloration of the skin around a swollen vein
May factors contribute to the risk for varicose veins, including family history, age, gender, pregnancy and being
overweight.
People may put off treatment for their varicose veins, thinking that they will have to face painful surgery, hospitalization or long recovery times. Endovenous laser treatment (ELT) is a minimally invasive treatment option that
uses laser energy to gently treat varicose veins.
“It is the most comfortable laser procedure available and an alternative to invasive vein-stripping surgery,” says
Dr. Mann. “The treatment is done in the office and patients can get back to their normal routine in just a few days.”
ELT offers the following benefits for patients:
- Rapid relief of symptoms
- A quick and virtually painless procedure
- Minimal bruising or scarring
- An in-office procedure with no general anesthesia
Are you a candidate for ELT? For additional information call 216-844-8200 or 440-250-5317.
UH Westlake Health Center
Dermatology Physicians
Nely Aldrich, MD
Clinical Instructor, Dermatology,
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Nely Aldrich, MD
He Lived!
Douglas J. Buethe, MD
Assistant Professor, Dermatology
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Saved! Westlake Heart Attack Victim Survives Thanks to
Employer’s Prepardness
continued from page 2
“I don’t remember anything,” says Mark. “All I know is that when
I woke up in the hospital they said I had died and that the Nelson Stud
defibrillator had brought me back. The people here had the knowledge to use it.”
Mark was off work two months following surgery. Prior to his
heart attack he had no symptoms except acid reflux. He is 58 years old
and has worked at Nelson Stud for four years as a tool and die maker.
He lives in North Ridgeville. He and his wife Kathy have been married
for 30 years.
“I am just thankful for everyone who cared and made a difference
in making sure I survived,” says Mark.
“This is a wonderful celebration of what teamwork can do to save
a life,” said Westlake Fire Chief James Hughes.
“This is a victory. It is a victory for Mark and it is a victory for
all of our safety forces,” said Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough. “We are
very grateful for all that you each and every day.”
The Celebration of Life took place at Nelson Stud Welding last
Wed., Feb. 24, as employees and Westlake safety forces enjoyed lunch
at the Westlake business.
Nelson® Stud Welding, founded over 75 years ago, is the premier
global manufacturer and distributor of critical engineered fasteners,
near net shaped engineered components, weld stud fasteners and
stud welding application equipment serving a broad range of markets
including the automotive, construction and industrial markets. The
company operates four manufacturing facilities in the U.S., Germany
and China,
Nely Aldrich, MD, completed her dermatology residency at University
Hospitals Case Medical Center, and was appointed to be Chief Resident.
Dr. Aldrich attended medical school at Northeast Ohio Medical University
and completed an internship at Summa Akron City Hospital.
Douglas J. Buethe, MD
Douglas Buethe, MD, completed his dermatology residency
at University Hospitals Case Medical Center. Dr. Buethe attended medical
school at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center where he
completed an internship in internal medicine at Parkland Hospital.
Margaret Mann, MD
Director, Aesthetic Dermatology
Associate Director, Dermatologic Surgery
Associate Professor, Dermatology
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Margaret Mann, MD
UH Westlake
Health Center
950 Clague Road
Building B, Suite 104B
Westlake, Ohio 44145
Margaret Mann, MD, completed her dermatology residency as well as
a fellowship in Mohs micrographic surgery and dermatologic surgery at
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri, where
she also attended medical school. Prior to joining University Hospitals,
Dr. Mann was the Chief of Clinical Services and the Co-Director of
Dermatologic Surgery in the Department of Dermatology at the
University of California, Irvine.
Dr. Aldrich and Dr. Buethe provide a full range of dermatologic care for all ages.
Dr. Mann is a specialist in minimally invasive, nonsurgical cosmetic treatments, and
well-renowned expert in venous disease. Dr. Mann offers the latest procedures for
spider and varicose veins. Same- and next-day appointments may be available at
UH Westlake Health Center. To schedule an appointment or to refer a patient,
please call 216-844-8200. Appointments can also be scheduled at ZocDoc.com.
Among the nation’s leading academic medical centers, University Hospitals Case Medical Center
is the primary affiliate of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, a nationally
recognized leader in medical research and education.
See more photos at
www.TheVillagerNewspaper.com
UHhospitals.org
© 2016 University Hospitals MIS 00700
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Mona Lisa Eco Spa’lon is a Work of Art
Like its namesake, Mona Hirst’s new Mona Lisa Eco
Spa’lon, in Avon Lake, is a breathtaking work of art. But
hers comes with a funky, vintage, Euro-chic vibe. Mona has
taken her 23 years of hair styling experience and wrapped
it around an environment that throws stuffiness and pretention right out the window. She’s also drawn from her
European heritage, her artistic side, and her love of nature.
The goal? To help every woman who walks through
her doors rediscover the natural beauty hiding within.
“This is a place you can come feel sexy, feel pretty, and to
find yourself again. It’s all about understated glamour,”
Mona says with her trademark exuberance. “I take the
“personality” of the hair into consideration before I ever
pick up the scissors.”
Mona Lisa Ladies Night
Mona attributes her distinctive talent to her training
abroad. She regularly travels overseas to train with top stylists
on new techniques. It’s also where she picked up her exclusive
spa tricks, like using everyday grocery items to create flawless
skin. Mona says, “In Europe, spa treatments are considered a
necessary therapy. They’re utilized for the optimal health of the
mind, body and soul. I want to create that feeling here.’’
Mona Lisa’s mission is to educate their client as well as the
community on the value and importance of health and wellness while providing the services that ensure you live a long,
healthy, and happy life. We host health and wellness events
and fundraisers to give people a great reason to get out, mingle
and support local organizations.
The Mona Lisa Eco Spa’lon not only provides a clean air
environment for their customers, but the products we use are
natural. The consultation really ensures that we get to know the
client, focus on their needs, and provide them with a memorable experience they have never had. We seal our services with
a hug and smile!”
Mona Lisa Eco Spa’lon is located at 33487 Lake Rd. in
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WEST SHORE BLUES: The
Best of the Beats
Father of the Year
A Cleveland couple who are
breaking up housekeeping squabbled over their cars on Feb. 19. They
are not married; he (35) owns a
2015 Chevrolet Impala and she (36)
owns a 2012 Chevrolet Camaro. By
mutual consent, they each used the
other’s car and were to meet up that
evening at a First St. business and
trade back. The woman says the male reneged on
the deal and took off with the keys to both, leaving
her and two of their five kids stranded. He says he left
her behind so he could clear his stuff out of the house
without having a scene. Prosecutor to rule.
Cell Phone Hell
A 20-year-old Amherst man had a really bad day
on Feb. 23. He reported that an ex-girlfriend who obtained a TPO against him has been calling, texting, or
private messaging him on Facebook as often as 75
times a day. Note that if he were to respond, it would
be a violation of the TPO; her reaching out to him,
while foolish, is not. He was, however, arrested on the
strength of warrants from Strongsville PD, Portage
Co. SO, and OSHP. The persistent female in question
was contacted by a WPD officer and told to knock it
off or face Telecommunications Harassment charges.
She said she would comply.
Stolen Car, No License
23 and 24-year old Avon Lake men were caught
driving a stolen 2006 Honda CRV on Bradley Rd. on
Feb. 21. Not that it concerned him in the least, but the
younger man driving was under suspension for a recent OVI; he was arrested for RSP, DUS, and not signaling a turn. The elder man had warrants from two
other police agencies and faces Complicity to RSP.
Bro-man Stopped in Traffic Violation
Bro. Bro-Man. Bro-Meister. Teddy Broosevelt.
Whatever he calls himself, a 35-year-old Olmsted
Falls bro-man pretended to be his real bro on Feb. 12
and was stopped by Westlake Police. The bro-man
was stopped for a traffic violation and identified himself as being his own brother. The bro-man has done
this so often that there is a fraud warning attached to
the brother’s BMV license file, report Westlake Police. Mr. Phony Baloney bromeister was arrested for
Driving Under Suspension, Obstructing Official Business, and on warrants from other departments.
High Drama at Westlake Hotel
A fight, a car stuck in a snow bank, a denial of
violence from a pregnant girlfriend, tasering and a
felony arrest all added up to a night of excitement at a
Westlake hotel last week.
The scene began to unfold when security was
called to a fight at the Crocker Road hotel on Feb.
15. A male suspect was seen leaving the building. A
28-year-old Cleveland woman in the room claimed
that the argument was only verbal and that she had
just met the male. Officers saw the woman walking
towards his 2004 VW a short while later and tried to
stop him in the parking lot; he fled, but got stuck in a
snowbank. He then fled on foot, was caught, fought
with officers, and was tasered. The female then admitted that he had hit her, that they have lived together on and off, and that she may be pregnant with his
child. The male suspect has a prior DV, making this
charge a felony. He was also charged with OVI, BAC
(.098 breath), DUS, Fleeing, Resisting Arrest, and
lesser traffic charges.
Craigslist Scam Averted
A savvy would-be renter saved himself trouble by
double-checking on a Craigslist house rental offer. He
drove by the Dover Center Rd. house in question on
Feb. 15 and found that it was up for sale, not for rent.
Law You Can use
Understanding How Criminal Records Are Sealed
Q: What, exactly, is a sealing?
A: Eligible offenders convicted of certain types of crimes can ask the court to “expunge” (seal) their convictions. If the court seals your convictions, those convictions are no longer in the public record. Courts seal
records so that eligible offenders can move on with their lives without the stigma of a criminal conviction.
Q: Who qualifies for sealing?
A: An eligible offender is someone who has no more than two misdemeanor convictions or one felony and one
misdemeanor conviction. When a court determines if you are eligible for sealing, it will not consider the following
offenses: minor misdemeanors, most traffic offenses (with the exception of convictions for OVI/DUI or refusing
to take a breathalyzer test), speeding tickets, most convictions for driving under suspension (DUS), and
most convictions for possession of marijuana (which is generally a minor misdemeanor).
Q: Might I be considered an eligible offender even though I have more than two convictions?
A: Maybe. If your offenses were committed at the same time, or arose from the same act, the
court still may find you to be an eligible offender. Also, if your convictions occurred within a
three-month period, and you were tried in the same court proceeding, you may be an eligible
offender for sealing. It is up to the court to decide if you are an eligible offender.
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He had already called the Houston phone number in
the ad; the male that answered had a heavy Asian
accent and would not show the house. Our intrepid
renter then found that the owner had passed away,
hence the sale and the ghoulish attempt by unknown
persons in TX to take advantage of the situation. The
ad was taken down as of Feb 18 and the account
suspended.
Mail Tampered
A check that a Doral Ln. man left in his mailbox
for the letter carrier to take was instead stolen on Feb.
11. It was then altered to change the payee and to
increase the amount by $1000. The bank is assisting WPD’s investigation; it appears the transaction
took place in Cambridge, OH via mobile banking app.
POSTSCRIPT: it is strongly recommend that outgoing mail be placed in the familiar blue USPS deposit
boxes.
Obvious Evidence
A planter in the median in front of Westlake High
School on Hilliard Blvd. was clobbered by a 2010
Hyundai on the evening of Feb. 14. We knew this because the bumper was left behind. The suspect vehicle and driver (22-year-old Westlake woman) were
found at a Dover Center Rd. gas station a short while
later. She was arrested for OVI, BAC (.162 breath
test), and Failure to Control.
ID Thefts
A Willow Run woman discovered she was the
victim of ID thefts on Feb. 4. Someone in CA added
2 lines to her cellphone account and tried to obtain
a phone and IPad. The transactions were cancelled.
On Feb. 17, a retail chain contacted her about her
new account, which she was not aware of. It was also
closed, and she reported the incidents on Feb. 18.
Also on Feb. 18, an Essex Ct. woman reported
that 3 new cells phones were purchased under her
name in CA on Feb. 3, thus deactivating her own
phone. The service provider shut off the new phones
and turned hers back on. On Feb. 12, an unsolicited credit card arrived in the mail with her name misspelt; $707 in charges were already run up on it. A
third credit card account also had $990 in illicit charges made on it. Both the latter accounts have been
closed.
Again on Feb. 18, a Beechwood Dr. woman re-
ceived a $651 bill from a credit card company. She
had not requested such a card, which was issued on
Sept. 22. Somebody made a $200 payment on that
card a week later.
Man Scammed in ‘New
Neighbor’ Ruse
The Good Neighbor policy
backfired on a Bay Village resident
last week when he tried to assist
a neighborhood newbie who lied
about a house he said he bought. On
02/18/2016, at 0941 hrs, a Midland resident reported
that on 02/16/2016, he was approached by a male
who stated he had just bought the house next door,
and was moving in. The male stated his son had just
dropped him off and was going to pick a rental truck,
but was $42.00 short for the rental. The alleged new
neighbor asked the resident for a $42.00 loan, which
he gave to him. After a few days the resident didn’t
notice any activity at the house, which was still listed
as “for sale,” and suspected he had been scammed.
Police are investigating.
Craigslist Scam Thwarted
On 02/19/2016, at 1246 hrs, an East Oakland
resident reported someone attempted to scam him
through Craigslist. The resident reported he had advertised merchandise for sale for $300.00. He received a check in the mail for $1,500.00 for the items
he was selling. The perspective buyer asked the
seller to cash the check and keep the money he was
asking for, then send the remaining money via Western Union to the perspective buyer. The seller recognized this to be a scam, and did not follow through.
BVPD reminds resident to be very cautious when
selling items on Craigslist, and recommend a public
meeting area for all transactions.
Car Entered/Theft
On 02/18/2016, at 1813 hrs, a female reported
that her vehicle had been entered and her wallet was
stolen while she was visiting a friend on Sherwood.
The incident happened two weeks ago, and the only
items missing were her driver’s license and some paperwork associated with the vehicle. Police are investigating, and remind residents to please lock your
vehicles and take valuables inside.
See www.TheVillagerNewspaper.com for more
Police Reports
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SJMC’s ‘All About You’ Draws 300 to Heart Program
Heart disease, not breast cancer, is the leading cause of death in American women.
The message was sounded loud and clear as about
300 guests gathered at LaCentre in Westlake on Feb.
23 as part of the hospital’s ‘All About You’ program for
women.
“For Ladies Only: Matters of the Heart”, presented
by UH SJMC’s All About You: Women’s Health and
Wellness program, was the largest event to date with
over 300 women in attendance,” said Program Director
Pamela Hoch. “It’s a sobering fact, but the truth is that
heart disease is the number one killer of women, causing
one in three deaths each year. That’s approximately one
woman every minute! This is why UH SJMC has initiated our All About You series – to help build awareness
and understanding of health topics that are important to
women, with a focus on prevention.”
Guests heard specifics about heart health from John
Coletta, MD, Cardiovascular Disease and Interventional
Cardiology, Andrew Filiatraut, DO, Internal Medicine
and Emergency Medicine, and Dina Sparano, MD, Cardiovascular Disease & Cardiac Electrophysiology.
Topics covered included: Warning Signs of a Heart
Attack, Prevention of Heart Disease, Living a Heart
Healthy Lifestyle, Cholesterol Treatment, Blood Pressure Management, and Irregular Heart Rhythms.
Guests were also treated to dinner after enjoying
pampering like nail and makeup makeovers as well as
health screenings, nutrition and exercise tips.
All About You is a free women’s health membership
program through UH St. John Medical Center. To find
out more information or to become a member, visit stjohnmedicalcenter.net or call 1-877-597-6348.
Cardiac risk factors
include Social Stressors as well as obesity,
smoking, cholesterol,
hypertension, poor diet
and lack of exercise.
Getting enough sleep
and controlling anxiety
and depression are important to heart health,
as are healthy diet and
weight with exercise. Andrew Filiatraut, DO
Lifestyle modification
including good cholesterol numbers as well as
exercise, healthy weight
and proper diet is a cornerstone of heart healthy
living. Heart disease is
the number one killer of
women. Symptoms like acid
reflux should not be ignored. Shortness of breath,
nausea, cold sweats and
lightheadedness are lesser
known heart attack symptoms. - John Coletta, MD
Who gets afib? Symptoms of
afib can range from non to heart
flutters and shortness of breath.
Afib can make the heart beat
too fast and medications are
readily available to get back in
rhythm. - Dina Sparano, MD
continued on page 11
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‘All About You’ is a popular program focusing
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women’s heart health.
Complimentary health screenings are part of
the ‘All About You’ evening.
The March 16th meeting of Cuyahoga West Chapter,
OGS will NOT be at Westlake Porter Public Library,
our regular meeting place. We will meet at the Westlake Family History Center, 25000 Westwood, for a
free Familysearch.org tutorial, followed by time at the
computers in the Center’s lab. Wi-Fi is available, so
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Bay Village Garden Club
The Bay Village Garden Club will meet Mon., March
28, 11:30 at Bay Village Community House, 303 Cahoon
Road. The program will be “Oh Dear, Oh Deer!”. Deer can
wreak havoc on your landscape. Knowing that, there are
several ways to limit the damage including proper plant
selection and deterring them through mechanical, chemical and natural means. Greg Malone, Program Manager of
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“Ohio Family Realty was wonderful - within just six weeks our home was sold!! The
sprinkler system in front and back yards. Don’t wait to call this home your own-call for your private showing today!
service was excellent, calls were returned promptly, open houses were professionally
staffed and we were always kept informed.”
Elyria • $109,900
– Ray and Laverne, North Royalton
240 Commodore Cir.
3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bathroom colonial with 2 car garage. Home is built on almost 1/2 acre lot and includes shed and fully
fenced in back yard that was completed in 2010. Spacious living room with wood burning fireplace and neutral carpeting.
Kitchen comes equipped with plenty of cabinet space and all appliances including refrigerators, dishwasher, range, and
microwave. Dining room with built in cabinets is
conveniently located directly off the kitchen for
easy entertaining and offers neutral carpeting
and updated sliders out to the back deck.
Ohio Family Realty, Inc. believes in
Family room is open to the dining room. 1/2
protecting the environment that surrounds
bathroom located on the first floor. Stairwell
with wrought iron spindles leads you up to
all of our homes. If you are one of our
the second floor which has 3 nicely sized
clients, a tree has been planted in your
bedrooms and full bathroom, including
name. This tree will produce oxygen for
the large master bedroom with dual
you,
your children, and your grandchildren
closets. Full basement has been
waterproofed and has a transferable
for years to come. Thank you for being a
warranty. Recently updated furnace
client of Ohio Family Realty, Inc. If you
and A/C. Newer updated include
have
never purchased or sold a home through
storm door, 12 x 10 shed, fenced
Ohio Family Realty, Inc. your tree is waiting!
yard, hot water tank, landscaping
in front and rear and sump pump.
If you are one of our clients…
…A tree has been planted in your name
We believe that real estate is so much more than simply
selling houses. It’s about homes, families, memories from
the past and dreams of the future. At Ohio Family Realty
we embrace business practices that put families first.
Become a part of
our family today.
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Note: Not only are trees important for oxygen manufacture, but they absorb odors, pollutant gases
and filter particulates out of the air. Trees absorb Nitrogen oxides, ammonia, sulfur dioxide and
carbon dioxide from the atmosphere while releasing the oxygen back into the air.
Home of the Week
Westlake • $269,900
30985 Sassafras Ln.
Come home to this 3 bedroom 2.5 bath colonial
nestled in Bradley Woods! Home has been very well
cared for. Large great room features vaulted ceiling and
fireplace. Eat-in kitchen has oak cabinets, granite counter
tops, and comes with all appliances. Formal dining room
with crown molding right off the kitchen for easy entertaining. Large office with French doors and nice screened-in
porch on the back of the home. First floor laundry room
comes with washer and dryer. Master bedroom has vaulted
ceiling, walk-in closet, and private master bath. Two nicely
sized additional bedrooms upstairs, as well as second full bath.
Home has full unfinished basement, 2 car attached garage, and
newer roof. Call today for your private showing!
Ohio Family Realty
440-731-8070
www.OhioFamilyRealty.com
*According to NASA, a large tree releases .31
kilograms of oxygen per day. In one year an acre
of trees can provide enough oxygen for 18 people.