| Aug. 8, 2007: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Sutherland
seeks Browns' support for Medical Mart BAY VILLAGE — Mayor Debbie Sutherland, president of the Cuyahoga County Mayors and Managers Association, recently attended a Cleveland Browns training camp practice session. She took the opportunity to talk with other municipal leaders and Browns officials about the Medical Mart and Convention Center being proposed by many county officials. |
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 Nyerges
seeks medical disabilityBAY VILLAGE — The Bay Village police sergeant facing charges in Rocky River of using illegal steroids, domestic violence and having a dangerous animal, has applied to the state for a medical disability, officials said. |
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No
uproar over trash contract WESTLAKE
— The city's 2002 decision to privatize trash collection caused
an uproar that went as far as the Ohio Supreme Court. But the recent
awarding of a contract that outsources garbage pickup for another
three-to-five years caused little contoversy.
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Tribe,
Dick’s Sporting Goods help out area kids Area
youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland and Lorain went
shopping with Indians players at Dick's Sporting Goods in Westlake
as part of Shop With a Pro day.
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North
Olmsted Garden Club upholds its 60-year-old tradition |
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