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Published Oct. 25, 2006
News
Spooky Characters
Clague Museum and Clague Playhouse hosted haunted tours Saturday evening to mark Halloween. The tours, which benefit both Westlake organizations, continue Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Cost is $10 per person. Above: A devilish Alyssa Kyle fends off mummy Jenny Hood. Right: A ghastly Chris Welsh waits to wipe off the cobwebs and audition in the theater. (Photos by Larry Bennet)
photoClough cleared of nepotism
WESTLAKE — Mayor Dennis Clough broke no laws in connection with the employment of five of his relatives at the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant, the county prosecutor said Friday.

photoHistorical lamps featured at auction
ROCKY RIVER — Lamps dating from 1929 and once occupied a prominent place at Beachcliff Market Square can be yours if you have the winning bid at an upcoming police auction.

Officials continue to probe Suburban
NORTH OLMSTED — Agents for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency last week inspected the business responsible for a smell which has plagued the neighborhood for months.
Sports
logoRocky River clinches title and playoff
The Pirates have locked up a berth in the state playoffs for the first time in school history with a 14-10 victory at North  Ridgeville Friday. Barring a loss to Fairview, River will host a home post-season game Nov. 4.
Insights

On fright night and beyond, the spookiest sound
photoMidnight Syndicate, a Chardon-based studio band, provide spooky ambiant sounds for about 400 prominent haunted attractions. Now you can buy their CD and scare trick-or-treaters in your neighborhood.

 
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