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Published July 12, 2006
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Left: Katrina Walker, 10, releases a butterfly in honor of her uncle Michael, who died in 2003, during an event organized by Joel’s Place For Children Saturday. Right: Several Monarch butterflies linger to feed on nectar from surrounding flowers at Cahoon Memorial Park in Bay Village.
(Photos by Larry Bennet)
BUTTERFLIES: A SIGN OF HOPE
Joel’s Place offers support
for children mourning lost loved ones

BAY VILLAGE — The loss of a loved family member and the grieving process that follows can be an extremely difficult experience for anyone, especially children. But through sharing and group support sessions, a local group is helping children make it through their grief.

Bike lanes to be painted on Hilliard this fall
But don’t use them until April, mayor says

WESTLAKE — When the bike lanes will be painted by September, signs will be posted stating the lanes will not officially open until April, Mayor Dennis Clough said. The arrangement is the result of a compromise resolving an difference of opinion that had divided the administration and City Council.

No end in sight to high prices
photoWESTSHORE — Many factors contribute to rising fule prices, National City Corp. Economist Ryan Reed said recently in a speech to the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce. Increased demand from China and political tensions in Iraq and Iran are some of the big ones, he said.

Sports
Garden dedication celebrates golf pro’s legacy
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Jerry Ludvik not only loved to play golf, he loved teaching golf. The late Springvale Country Club golf pro, who died of a heart attack last fall, was remebered July 9 at the dedication of the club's Jerry Ludvik Memorial Golf Garden.
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It’s a marvelous night for a moondance in Lakewood
photoStarry Night, an Aug 4 preview of the 29th Annual Lakewood Arts Festival, will raise money for the community and get people up close to celebrated artists and their work. Patchwork quilts by Robbie Robertson, such as the one at the left, earned her the title of best new artist last year. The popular arts exhibition features a variety of media and more than 160 artists from across the country.

 
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