June 28, 2006: News Sports happenings
 













 

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A new look
Divya Raghavan, 17, paints 4-year-old Ryan Walsh's face as his sister Maeve watches closely at Saturday's Community Challenge Family Summer Fun Fest in Rocky River. (Photo by Larry Bennet)
photoBobst to be new mayor
ROCKY RIVER — City Council President Pamela Bobst is expected to be selected as the new mayor by council at an emergency meeting at 5 p.m. tomorrow. She succeeds William Knoble, who resigned June 9.
Suspect faces charges of kidnapping, rape, robbery
photoWESTLAKE — The suspect in the alleged abduction and sexual assault last week of a 23-year-old woman pleaded not guilty to rape and kidnapping in Cuyahoga County Court Tuesday. Curtis D. Sovern remains in jail after failing to post the $250,000 bond set by the court.

Fairview principals play musical chairs
Each building except high school to get new administrator
FAIRVIEW PARK — The latest element of the district's restructuring involves the reassignment of four principals. Superintendent Brion Deitsch believes the changes will bring new perspectives to each of the individual schools.

 
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