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units from North Olmsted and Fairview Park were called to assist
Westlake firefighters put out this grease fire at a Rose Road
house April 12. (Photo by Larry Bennet) |
Grease
fire damages Westlake home
WESTLAKE A
grease fire at a home near the intersection of Rose and Canterbury
roads caused an estimated $40,000 in damage April 12, fire department
officials said. |
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City
getting $1 million for I-480 bridge overpass work
NORTH OLMSTED City officials recently received
word the state would contribute $1 million for repair of the I-480
bridge overpass on Great Northern Boulevard. Just several months
ago, the city was told it would have to pay for the project entirely
on its own.
Dog
helps baby fox survive apparent attack
BAY VILLAGE Staff at the Lake Erie Nature
and Science Center have been caring for an injured, abandoned baby
fox which followed a dog home earlier this month.
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Survey
examines how youth benefit from social activites
FAIRVIEW PARK How can the city's new recreation
center help keep local youth on the straight and narrow?
A survey of local students leads to several suggestions. |
| Sports |
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Westlake
and Bay join Rocky River
in playing America’s oldest sport
Although it's known mostly as an East Coast sport, lacrosse teams in Ohio have grown in number significantly
over the last few seasons.
Lacrosse is also the oldest sport in North America
and currently the fastest growing.
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| happenings |
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Set
sail on the healthy wave at new daytime eatery
A
new Crocker Park restaurant offers only breakfast and lunch. The
concept behind First Watch is to deliver a quality dining experience
for breakfast and lunch in a neighborhood setting, serving the people
who live and work in the community. West Life food critic Cynthia
Schuster-Eakin offers her review.
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