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Published
August 23, 2006
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Olmsted
Falls’ wild frontier
Kissing cowboys Tim Logan and Nancy Sartain share a smooch in
scenic Olmsted Falls during last weekend’s Heritage Days. The
two are members of the RamRod Busters Wild West re-enactment
group, which performed shootouts and skits in the streets of
Grand Pacific Junction throughout the weekend. (Photo by Larry
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Leap
of learning
North Olmsted jumps from continuous
improvement to excelent category
NORTH OLMSTED The school district was one of only three in Ohio to jump from the continuous
improvement designation to excellent in the state's annual report
card.
Cleveland
Water admits area blunders
WESTLAKE While repair crews from the Division
of Water tried to find maps for its pipes, water from a broken Hilliard
Boulevard central line began flooding basements of about a dozen
nearby residents. Now the city of Cleveland is accepting claim forms
from residents who suffered damages in the Aug. 5 mishap.
It’s
bombs away with robot
WESTSHORE The seven communities of the Westshore
Enforcement Bureau bomb squad now have a brand-new
$70,000 piece of equipment to deal
with potentially explosive situations.
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| Sports |
Football
season kicks off with neighborhood rivalry
For
many years, the Fairview - Lutheran West contest has been synonomous
with week one of the high school football season. New Fairview head
coach Mark Ohradzansky is unfamiliar with the rivalry of the two neighborhood
rivals but said he is learning fast.
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| Insights |
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A
bit of paradise in the middle
of a busy suburb spells contentment
The
landscaping in front of the Fairview Park home of Bernadette and
Norm Munday shows discipline, order and great maintenance, says
West Life gardening columnist Thea Steinmets. Not a weed in sight.
But that's not even half the story. The rear of the property is
where all the action is.
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