| Jan. 21, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Crossing
guard locations reduced NORTH OLMSTED — Financial constraints have caused a reduction in the number of school crossing guards from 14 to two. The guards' salaries, formerly paid by by the city, will now be split between the city and school district. |
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 City
to purchase Cleveland Motel siteFAIRVIEW PARK — City Council Monday approved the city's purchase of the property for $120,000. The motel, which municipal officials have described as a nuisance to the neighborhood, will be demolished at the owner's expense. |
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| Fire
shift manning levels dip with budget woes NORTH OLMSTED — Fire Chief Tom Klecan said the department’s minimum staffing level has gone down to nine per shift for the two fire stations. Many shifts will go down to eight at times in the summer with vacations and when someone calls off, he added. |
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| Sports | ||
Bees
foil Eagles’ SWC bid The
Eagles dominated nearly every phase of the game and out shot the Bees,
29-8. But Brecksville was up to the task defensively and made a third
period goal stand in a 2-1 win Monday afternoon in the SWC Tournament
championship game at North Olmsted Recreation Complex.
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