Thu Oct 22 – Sun Oct 25 on the Westshore
Presented by Auris, sponsor of Westshore Weekly.
Reputation isn't bought. It's earned in public, decided by neighbors, and published every Thursday.
Weather line: A dry, mild stretch for the Westshore: Thu partly cloudy, 65°/44° · Fri partly cloudy, 64°/40° · Sat sunny, 66°/42° · Sun mostly sunny, 71°/44°. No rain gear needed for the weekend's outdoor stops.
Our verification promise: Every date, time, and price in this issue was re-checked against its source before this send. Spot an error? Reply to this email — we'll fix it and say so next week.
Cleveland Metroparks wants the Westshore's input on reservations. The Metroparks hosts a virtual open house on its 2026 reservation plan — the plan behind shelter, picnic, and facility reservations across the parks — Thursday, Oct 22, 5:30–7:00 PM, free, online. If your family books shelters for reunions or summer birthdays, this is the meeting that shapes how 2026 bookings work.
Westlake Porter Public Library, Technology Training Lab
Bring your Android questions; library staff run the session.
Westlake Porter Public Library
(A quiet Friday on the Shore this week — we'll take the honest short list over a padded one.)
Sunset Legacy Funeral Home, North Olmsted
Rocky River Nature Center, Rocky River
Free.
West Shore Flag Football — registration closes Monday, Oct 26. Indoor league at TOCA Sports, Rocky River; Saturday afternoons, Nov 7–Dec 19. $155 per player. Register: westshorefootball.com
Westlake Recreation Center Youth Basketball — registration is open now through the Rec Center, and divisions are filling. Kindergarten (Cavalittles) is full, and Boys & Girls Grades 5–6 are waitlist-only. Leagues run Kindergarten through Grade 12; the season starts late November. $115 members / $125 non-members. Westlake Recreation Center online registration
Which Halloween stop is your family hitting this weekend? Reply to this email with your pick — Crocker Park Tricks & Treats, Trunk or Treat in North Olmsted, or Spooky Skulls at Rocky River Nature Center — and we'll print the tally in next Thursday's issue.
Best of the Westshore is coming: nominations open November 2. Get your pick ready — reply to this email with your favorite Westshore business and we'll make sure you hear the moment nominations open.
Free listings, while we build the board: jobs, for-sale, services, garage sales — reply with your listing in 25 words or fewer and it runs next Thursday, free.
Claims are open: if you own a Westshore business, your free listing in the Westshore Weekly directory is yours to claim and verify — and Best of the Westshore nominations open November 2. Details at westshoreweekly.com.
Auris — HR & Payroll, presenting sponsor of Westshore Weekly — Business owners — 30 seconds. Everyone else, skip to my sign-off below. 7 junk fees could be hiding in your payroll invoice. Which ones are you paying? In my role as the Territory Manager at Auris, covering Northeast Ohio, I look at local owners' payroll invoices, and I kept finding the same 7 fees, charged under names nobody could explain to the owner paying them. I built a 20-second check so you can see your estimate before you talk to anyone. If you run payroll for 1–250 people, see your estimate first. No email, no call unless you ask for it. See My Estimate — 20 Seconds, No Email Needed
From Breynan Hammons — publisher of Westshore Weekly and Northeast Territory Manager at Auris (your local Auris 'Payroll Coach'), resident here in Westlake. Reading this never enrolls you in anything.
— Breynan Hammons, publisher, Westshore Weekly
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