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Published January 23, 2008
News
Sharing stories
Barbara Eady, founder of the Cleveland Association of Black Storytellers, shares stories and songs of the African American heritage with visitors to the Fairview Park Library Saturday afternoon. Eady told of the political and social struggles of African Americans since the Civil War as well as African folk tales. The program was scheduled in conjunction with the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. (West Life photo by Kevin Kelley)
Council lifts signage ban
ROCKY RIVER — City Council voted to pass legislation that will allow businesses to display temporary portable business signs and projecting signs at its Jan. 14 meeting. The new ordinance allows both types, with 30 consecutive day and 90 total day limitations for temporary signage.
West 215th to be blocked during school hours
Barricades to close portion of street near Messiah Lutheran
FAIRVIEW PARK — City Council passed an ordinance Monday evening allowing a portion of West 215th Street near Messiah Lutheran School to be closed during school hours. The ordinance temporarily solves the question of how Messiah Lutheran students can safely cross between their existing building and a newly renovated building scheduled to soon be put into use.
Advanstar gets city’s first job grant
NORTH OLMSTED — Advanstar moved into offices in the North Olmsted Corporate Center on Country Club Boulevard several months ago. About 130 employees in the communications field work there.
Sports
Eagles land in first place
New coach establishes team as SWC power
Since taking over as head coach this year, Maggie Steadley’s North Olmsted Eagles have played solid team ball and established themselves as a bonafide front-runner in the Southwestern Conference.

Browns Zastidul to sponsor Super Bowl cancer benefit
Rise Above it, a non profit organization that helps young adults battling cancer, and Cleveland Browns Dave Zastidul will host a benefit on Super Bowl Sunday at the Blind Pig Speakeasy in Cleveland. A minimum donation of $20 will enter you in the $1,000 grand prize drawing to be held during halftime of the Super Bowl.

Insights

photoPuppet musical ‘Avenue Q’ affirms human spirit
Although this popular Broadway show has puppets in it, it’s not for kids. Theater critic Art Thomas reviews the raunchy musical now playing at the Playhouse Square Center.

 


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