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Published May 24, 2006
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North Olmsted High School students Michelle Piazza, Jessica Dancik and Jessica Gorey transport 'victim' Amber Wick during a disaster drill Sunday Westfield Great Northern Mall. (Photo by Larry Bennet)

Students make every moment count in disaster training
NORTH OLMSTED — Firefighters and students from North Olmsted took part in a disaster drill Sunday which simulated a tornado hitting Great Northern Mall. The students had been training for several weeks with the firefighters in various aspects of dealing with a disaster such as CPR, first aid and triage.

photoCatholic group protests ‘Da Vinci Code’
WESTLAKE — Area supporters of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property demonstrated against the contraversial film's premiere at Regal Cinema at Crocker Park this weekend. They say the film, which suggests Jesus married and had a child, is blasphemous.

Residents question tax re-evaluation
ROCKY RIVER — In search of additional revenue, the Rocky River City School District is examining recent home sales to make sure homeowners are paying enough property taxes.

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photoRocky River cruises to district track title
Fourteen Pirate girls qualified in 11 different events to pile up 119 points and easily won the D-II district track meet at Lakewood High Saturday over second-place Akron St. Vincent-St Mary's.
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Music teacher rocks on in weekend cover band
Avril Burg, headmistress of the North Coast version of “School of Rock,”
plays with her band, Run Avril Run, at Crazy Rita’s in Lakewood Friday night and at McCarthy's Ale House in Avon Saturday. Charles Cassady profiles the UCLA music graduate.

 

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