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Fast Food
Issue: November 2006
Author(s): Amanda Stephenson
Looking forward to the holidays but not the chaotic, thrown-together dinners that ensue during this busy season? Cooking Thyme, a home-meal assembly facility in Westlake, allows busy families to cut down on the time spent in the kitchen so they can get out and enjoy the holiday season. Cooking Thyme co-owners Nancy Cusick and Cathy Bollin have been helping busy West Shore families bring home-cooked meals to their dinner tables since 2003. Cooking Thyme takes care of planning the monthly menu, buying all... |
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Head in the Game
Issue: November 2006
Author(s): Christina Macejko
When the quarterbacks, running backs and linebackers hit the gridiron this month, it’s not just the plays you want to watch: Take a look at the players’ equipment. Emblazoned on their helmets, just above the player’s brow, is the word “Riddell” and the company that makes those helmets is located in Elyria. After a bone-crunching tackle, when jerseys are askew, take a look at their shoulder pads. Yep, those are made right here, too. Riddell Inc. doesn’t just armo... |
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Inside Track
Issue: November 2006
Edward P. Campbell, chairman and CEO of Westlake’s Nordson Corp., was elected chair of the board of trustees of WVIZ/PBS and 90.3 WCPN ideastream. Campbell served as vice chair and had previously served as chair of the finance and administration committee of the board of trustees. Currently, Campbell serves on the boards of KeyCorp, OMNOVA Solutions Inc. and the Greater Cleveland Partnership. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Notre Dame and a... |
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Inside Track: Lorain County
Issue: October 2006 Issue
COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS TO EXPAND TO WELLINGTON Ground breaking could take place as early as December on Community Health Partners’ new medical office in Wellington. The 5,000-square-foot complex will be located on the recently purchased 2.5 acres on North Main Street. Slated to open on Feb. 28, 2007, the new location is expected to provide health care services to residents of Wellington and the surrounding areas. “Plans also call for additional services to be hous... |
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