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Published
January 28, 2009
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Happy
new year!
Lou and 2-year-old Alexis Tisler play with the multi-colored
lion at Pearl of the Orient’s Chinese New Year in Beachcliff
Market Square Jan. 24. The Rocky River restaurant featured an
afternoon performance of an exotic lion dance. (West Life photo
by Larry Bennet) |
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Committee
calls for new school buildings
WESTLAKE The 24-member committee that studied
the school district’s aging facilities is recommending that the district
consturct a new high school, new intermediate school and two or three
new elementary schools. The problems of overcrowding and aging buildings
is so critical that the district should not wait until the economy
improves. |
Council
president seeking mayor’s job
NORTH OLMSTED All seven of Kevin Kennedy’s City
Council colleagues were on hand last Thursday to support the Council
President's announcement that he is running for mayor. |
O’Grady
says city up to dealing with tough times
NORTH OLMSTED In his annual State of the City
address, Mayor Thomas O'Grady said the city has not been immune to
the national economic downturn. Five workers have been laid off recently,
but the administration has submitted a ballanced budget, the mayor
reported.
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