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Published October 1, 2008
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Bishop Richard G. Lennon blesses the congregation Sunday at the dedication of the new activity center at St. Raphael Church in Bay Village. Phase one of the $6 million expansion also expanded the parking lot and added a new rectory. (West Life photos by Larry Bennet)
St. Raphael Activity Center dedicated
BAY VILLAGE — The new activity center, which was dedicated Sunday at a ceremony led by Bishop Richard Lennon, includes a fully equipped kitchen, a stage for performances and presentations, and new basketball and volleyball courts.
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75X route changes criticized
WESTSHORE — Under RTA's plans, riders will have to transfer at the West Park rapid station to reach downtown beginning Nov. 2. Several Westshore leaders, including North Olmsted Mayor Thomas O'Grady, have expressed their displeasure.
Library promotes digital services
FAIRVIEW PARK — OverDrive, a Valley-View-based company that provides libraries with digital services, brought its Digital Bookmobile to the Fairview Park Library as part of a technology fair to better educate patrons about the system’s digital offerings, including eBooks and audiobooks.
Business Profile
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Sports
photoWarriors rally for first win
A key interception by senior Marty Patton helped Fairview overcome a 14-0 deficit and beat Firelands, 21 to 14, on Homecoming weekend.
Insights

Patrons will find familiar faces at Viva Fernando
Fernando Nunez, the original owner of Viva Barcelona in Westlake, and partner Harvey Trifler have reopened the restaurant as Viva Fernando. In addition to the regular menu, Viva Fernando offers 10 to 15 different seasonal dishes daily, along with specials such as lamb shanks, veal osso buco and braised wild boar.
 


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