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by nature: Climb inside the world of nature at the Rocky
River Nature Center Watershed Festival in North Olmsted Saturday.
Here, Tasha Stark and her little sister, Allison, view the world
from the shell of a giant turtle. (Photo courtesy Mike Durkalec)
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Free
festival features fish, face-painting and folklore
WESTSHORE — From Cleveland to Olmsted Falls, everyone lives in
a watershed. The term refers to bodies of water, including storm
water and snow melts, that move through networks of drainage
pathways, both underground and on the surface. The annual Watershed Festival, this Saturday at the Rocky River Nature Center in
North Olmsted, will celebrate the ecological wonder with folk
music and food are just some of the free event’s many features. |
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Longtime
administrator announces retirement
Search for replacement to begin
in January
ROCKY RIVER — Superintendent Dennis Allen, who has led the district
since 1995, announced his intention to depart at last Wednesday’s
school board meeting. Although he will continue oversight of district
activities through July 2007, his contract with the board expires
Dec. 30.
American
Dream comes true for new city resident
NORTH OLMSTED — Rachel Evtimov, who works at Arturo’s Restaurant and
Lounge, on Sunday learned just why her family and friends had been
acting kind of odd the last few days. Evtimov was presented with
an Angela Drive house by the syndicated TV show “HomeTeam,” which
purchased the home and furnished it with new appliances and furniture.
DeWine
looks for votes at Joe’s Deli
 Senator
emphasizes record of bipartisanship, tax cuts
ROCKY RIVER — Behind
in the polls in his race with Rep. Sherrod Brown, Sen. Mike DeWine
stresses his record on taxes, national security and bipartisanship
as he visited the Republican stronghold of Rocky River Saturday
morning seeking votes.
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