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Published August 15, 2007

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Wildlife snapshots
West Life photographer Larry Bennet captured several species in the Cleveland Metroparks along the Rocky River near Cedar Point Hill in North Olmsted Sunday.

Clinic asks for I-90 interchange
Hospital wants to build outpatient facility in Avon
WESTSHORE — The Cleveland Clinic says no decision has been made to close its Clemens Road facility in Westlake even though its executive director wrote that the institution has outgrown that building.

Authorities promote kid ID kits
WESTSHORE — Sherwin-Williams recently donated $10,000 to Operation Child Protect, which intends to provides free child identification kits and educational materials to parents in Cuyahoga County.

Invaders happy to call Fairview home

FAIRVIEW PARK — The Ohio Invaders, a minor league football team, signed an agreement in the spring with the city’s recreation department to practice and play their home games at the city-owned athletic field at Fairview High School.

Sports

Cleveland Indians centerfielder Grady Sizemore plays wiffle ball with neighborhood kids on Dominion Drive in Westlake Monday morning.

Fogles’ yard becomes 'Field of Dreams'
The Fogle family's backyard played host to a game of Wiffle ball starring Cleveland Indians centerfielder Grady Sizemore Monday.

Insights

‘Stardust’ sprinkles late summer with solid fairy tale
In "Stardust," based on a Neil Gaiman novel, a young man (Charlie Cox) goes on a journey to woo Victoria (Sienna Miller). During his travels, a falling star (Claire Danes) takes him into a fantasy world that includes a witch (Michelle Pfeiffer) and a pirate.

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