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Page 4 February 2012 Bay Students Win Top Awards at District Power of the Pen Bay Middle School eighth-grader Jenny Heffron took first place for her grade level in the Power of the Pen district writing competition held at St. Raphael School in Bay Village on Saturday, February 4. Eighth-grader Alana Bernys received a Best of Round award for her story “Strong for Each Other,” and she also won eighth place in her grade level. Seventh-grader Phil Lally won second place for his grade level and “Best of Round” for his piece “Expect the Unexpected.” The seventh-grade team of Sarah Brumagin, Jessica Perri, Lauren Sheil, Phil Lally, Campbell Priemer and Laura Colagiovanni placed second in the entire competition. Eighth-grader Emma Chalk received an honorable mention, and Laura Colagiovanni placed twelfth overall in the seventh grade. Twelve local middle schools participated at the district-level interscholastic writing competition, hosted this year at St. Raphael School, with 137 students competing (71 seventhgraders and 66 eighth-graders). The schools were Bay Middle School (Bay Village), Avon Middle School (Avon), Columbia Middle (Columbia Station), Learwood Middle (Avon Lake), Menlo Park Academy (Cleveland), St. Jude School (Elyria), St. Mary’s Catholic (Berea), Holy Trinity School (Avon), McCormick JHS (Huron), St. Joseph School (Avon Lake), St. Mary School (Elyria), and St. Raphael School (Bay Village). Bay Middle School’s Power of the Pen advisor is seventh-grade social studies instructor, Helen Lanning. Many of the Bay Middle School students will move on to compete at the regionallevel Power of the Pen at Perkins Briar Middle School in Bay Middle School Seventh-Grade Power of the Pen Team (left-to-right): Power of the Pen advisor and seventh-grade teacher Helen Lanning, Campbell Priemer, Jessica Perri, Sarah Brumagin, Phil Lally, Lauren Sheil, and Laura Colagiovanni. Bay Middle School eighth-grader Jenny Heffron took first place for her grade level at the district-level Power of the Pen competition. Sandusky, Ohio on March 24. Power of the Pen State Finals take place at The College of Wooster May 24-25. WHS Students Express Science Through Literary Work Ten Westlake High School English students earned awards from the Cleveland Clinic for their literary interpretations of peer-conducted scientific research. The Cleveland Clinic eXpressions Language Project is an interdisciplinary program that utilizes written communication to engage high school students in the world of scientific research. Through project-based, peer-to-peer learning, students product literary interpretations of research documented by Cleveland Clinic summer interns. The students produced literary works mirroring the research of fellow students Andie DeMarsh and Lauren Choban, summer science interns with the Cleveland Clinic. DeMarsh studied mother/baby bonding, while Choban studied concussions – a hot button topic in the news in recent months. This is the companion program to the original eXpressions contest focusing on art. This is the second year the WHS English Department has participated in the writing program. Mindy Clark, Amy Klenz and Ann Peebles each had students submit entries. A blue ribbon was awarded to junior Carly Parker for “Each New Day.” Red ribbons were awarded to sophomore Eleni Walls” and junior Angel Tran for “This Bright Light.” White ribbons went to junior Victoria Floyd for “The Trap,” junior Izabela Jamsek for “Darkness Dreams Up Babies,” sophomore Allyson Pesta for “If Only,” sophomore Nicole Radish for “Miss Angeli” and sophomore Ryan Thaxton for “The Last Two Weeks.” Honorable Mentions were awarded to sophomore Liana Huge for “Hospice” and junior Cara Murthy for “Hospice.” Winners will receive cash prizes and their work will be mounted and displayed along with the winning art projects from WHS in a special exhibit at the Great Lakes Science Center, which opened in January. Front row: juniors Victoria Floyd, Cara Murthy and Izabella Jamsek, and sophomore Niki Radish. Back row: sophomoresRyan Thaxton, Liana Huge and Aly Pesta, juniors Carly Parker and Angel Tran, and sophomore Eleni Packis
The Moment We’ve All Been Waiting For... The Cookies Are Here! Millions of boxes of cookies will be arriving in Northeast Ohio by the truckload this week! The cookies will be distributed to the Girl Scout troops at different delivery sites across our 18-county region. The girls have already sold millions of boxes of cookies through advance orders, and they have until March 4 to sell additional boxes through door-to-door sales, word of mouth, and cookie booths outside of public places like malls, grocery stores and other retailers. The girls will start delivering the cookies this weekend. Select cookie booths will accept credit cards! To find a Girl Scout Cookie Booth in your area, visit www.gsneo.org and click on the ‘Cookie Tab’ (enter your zip code in the Cookie Locator). You can also download the FREE mobile app: Girl Scout Cookie Locator (**GSCookies) Call 1-888-9-Thin Mint Fine Italian Restaurant Wine Tasting Feb. 27th • 6 p.m. Call for Reservations 5 Courses • 5 Wines 22 Years of Good food & More to CoMe 4th Annual Soup for the Spirit An Elegant Dining Event Benefiting North Ridgeville Community Care Appetizers - Soups - Desserts Raffles & Live Music Saturday, February 25 th , 6 - 10 p.m. $35 per person $60 per couple RSVP by February 15th For more information, or to buy tickets, please contact Community Care, 440-353-9716 or Regenia, 440-327-2437 Good Friends are like stars, you don’t always seem them but you know they’re always there! Wine Tasting Feb. 27 th Fresh Nino’s Sauce is Now Available at Select Locations! 32652 Center ridge rd., north ridgeville 440.353.9580 In Millscreek Commons 1/4 Mile West of Barton Rd., 5 Min. from Crocker Park LUNCH: W, Th, Fri 11-3 DINNER: M-Th 4-9 / Fr & Sat 4-10 / Sun 4-8 www.ninosnorthridgeville.Com Girl Scouts of North East Ohio is offering cookie customers an opportunity to win a year’s worth of Girl Scout Cookies!!! Any customer throughout our 18-county service area in Northeast Ohio who purchases 6 boxes of cookies at a cookie booth is entered into a drawing to win. MICHAEL ADORNETTO, D.O. Internal Medicine & Pediatrics Westlake Family Health Center MONIQUE RICHARDSON, M.D. Family Practice Avon Lake JASON RIDGEL, M.D. Family Practice Sheffield Village Win Cookies for a Year! SOUTHWEST 7225 Old Oak Blvd. Suite B309 Middleburg Heights 44130 440-816-5816 westshoreprimarycare.com Page 5 February 2012 Your Family is our Primary Care Affiliated with the area’s leading teaching and community hospitals, the physicians of Westshore Primary Care are dedicated to providing you and your family with personal, quality and cost-effective health care through every stage of life. Westshore Primary Care offers primary care, family practice, pediatrics, dermatology, podiatry, endocrinology, as well as other services, to effectively coordinate your care. With seven locations in Cuyahoga and Lorain Counties and evening and weekend hours, we make healthcare convenient and accessible, too. OUR LEGACY OF COMPASSION LIVES. AVON 2535 Hale Sreet Avon 44011 440-934-8810 AVON LAKE 32730 Walker Road Building H Avon Lake 44012 440-930-4955 NORTH RIDGEVILLE 34960 Center Ridge Road North Ridgeville 44039 440-353-3433 Every troop will display a poster advertising the contest and entry forms. Completed entry forms will be returned to council by March 4th. Ten customers will win! And remember, Girl Scout Cookies not only taste good, they do good! SHEFFIELD VILLAGE 5323 Meadow Lane Suites A & B Sheffield Village 44035 440-934-0276 WESTLAKE FAMILY HEALTH CENTER 26908 Detroit Road, Suite 201 Westlake 44145 440-250-8660 WESTLAKE HEALTH CAMPUS 29325 Health Campus Drive Suite 2, Westlake 44145 440-835-6142
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