Bridget Barry Caswell

It's lunch time in the Bolin house in Jericho, where 90-year-old Henry Bolin is sporting scars from his latest medical procedure to remove skin cancer from his face. It's the latest in a long list of health scares he's faced in recent years, including a leaky heart valve repaired in February. "I came out and there wasn't any pain except a little bit where the probe went into the neck and that was it," Bolin said. That was it.

CLEVELAND - Now that summer is in full swing, there is always something to do in Northeast Ohio. Here are five events to check out this weekend.1. Waterloo Arts FestivalThe North Collinwood neighborhood, more specifically Waterloo Road, is unofficially Cleveland's artist community. It's the only place in Cleveland trying to revitalize an entire neighborhood through the arts. The Beachland Ballroom was the first venue on Waterloo Road 17 years ago.

It's been called one of the greatest medical breakthroughs in a generation, protecting men and women from several types of cancer with a vaccine. In Vermont, 51 percent under the age of 15 and 65 percent over that age have begun the series of HPV vaccinations. Our Bridget Barry Caswell recently sat down with the researcher responsible for the vaccine, Dr. Douglas Lowy, who is also the acting director of the National Cancer Institute.