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Published June 1, 2005
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Plans for Westgate announced
Vacant Dillard's stores to be demolished this summer

WESTSHORE — The much-anticipated plans to redevelop moribund Westgate Mall were announced by the Richard E. Jacobs Group last week, but few details not previously known were released. Fairview Park leaders are excited at the news, but Rocky River Mayor Bill Knoble still has concerns his city will bear the brunt of traffic headed toward the shopping center.

North Olmsted may join regional dispatch center
NORTH OLMSTED — After months of discussion but no action, the city now seems poised to join the regional emergency dispatch center which will open by late summer on the campus of St. John West Shore Hospital.

tombstone imagePolice arrest two teens after tip
NORTH OLMSTED — A tip led city police officers to two North Olmsted teenagers they believe were behind the damage and destruction of 122 tombstones at the historic Butternut Ridge Cemetery last weekend.

Sports
More than Moore headed for state from Bay
The Westshore will be well represented at the state high school track championships. River’s
Caroline Sanker and Bay’s Kelley Moore lead the list of local high school athletes headed to Columbus.
happenings

Teenage West Side musicians
showing their stuff in NEO Jazz Odyssey

This weekend will see the first public performance of the NEO (for Northeast Ohio) Jazz Odyssey. The quartet is made up of four North Coast high schoolers, all honors students, who play jazz, swing, tangos, covers and original.

   
 

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