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Published May 25, 2005
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Research uncovers individual lives of fallen soldiers
WESTLAKE — Thanks to the hard work of a local Kiwanis member, a little more is now known about those from Westlake who lost their lives while serving their country.

Regional dispatch center to aid seniors, disabled
NORTH OLMSTED — A regional call and dispatch center for senior and disabled citizens transportation services, believed to be the first of its kind in the country, will soon open in the old Horizons Activities Center building on Butternut Ridge Road.

Bay students suspended after police raid
BAY VILLAGE — Four Bay High School students have been suspended after police, tipped off by drug-sniffing dogs, found illegal substances in their cars during a sweep of the school's parking lot.

Sports
Young knows how to make a perfect exit — twice
Fast-pitch softball hurler K.C. Young ended her collegiate career with the BW Yellow Jackets on a high note.
happenings

Voegele to open Village Folk Festival on Memorial Day
kate voegele imageCharles Cassady previews the Village Folk Festival, at the Bay High School auditorium Memorial Day. The all-ages show features three big singer-songwriter acts from the folk-acoustic field, including Bay's own Kate Voegele.

   
 

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