TURKEY DAY FOOTBALL A group of Westshore friends played in what they have come to call the “Turkey Bowl” Thanksgiving Day at Bay Village’s Huntington Park. The game is now in its eighth year. Above: Game organizer Chris Messina, No. 64, signals touchdown for Ben Lesh, No. 25. (Photo by Larry Bennet)

Unhappy transition
Time Warner service draws complaints
BAY VILLAGE — The mayor plans to meet with Time Warner officials Friday to discuss complaints residents have made since the company acquired Comcast several months ago.

Town lures crowds with lights, action
LAKEWOOD — The colorful Christmas season kicks off Thursday with a 5 p.m. lighting ceremony at Sinagra Park, surrounded by the songs of the McKinley Elementary School singers. After that, Light up Lakewood kicks off in earnest with a variety of free and fee activities throughout the lakeside town.

Coleman battled cancer to the end
WESTSHORE — Casey Coleman, the 55-year-old sportscaster whose personal battle against pancreatic cancer ended Monday, made several stops across the Westshore during the past year to fight cancer on behalf of others.

Journalist pens fun folk history of Cleveland rock
Carlo Wolff's new book, “Cleveland Rock & Roll Memories,” takes a fun, incisive look at three decades of Cleveland’s music history. The local journalist will be autographing copies at Borders Books & Music in the Promenade of Westlake Dec. 7 and at Waldenbooks in Great Northern Mall in North Olmsted Dec. 16.