| April 8, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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grant could bring back police officers NORTH OLMSTED — Although the formal application for the Byrne Grant is not due until May, North Olmsted Police Chief Wayne Wozniak said the city is getting its application finalized this week. City leaders hope it will fund the salaries of five officers who were laid off earlier this year. |
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Motel sign pops up at City HallFAIRVIEW PARK — The Cleveland Motel sign went missing during demolition last month. Then when going to work last Wednesday — April Fool’s Day — Mayor Eileen Patton spotted the sign — above the rear door to City Hall. |
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discussion to explore future of arts LAKEWOOD — From the Beck Center to Virginia Marti College of Design, to the artists’ studios at the Lake Erie Screw Building, creativity is around every corner in the city. The Lakewood Planning Commission Sub-Committee is hosting two community meetings called “Examining the Link between Arts and Culture and a Community’s Economic Vitality.” |
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Expectations
high as area tennis squads begin season West
Life sports reporter Jim Horvath previews the area's men's high school
tennis teams as the season approaches.
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Some
tasty dishes for your Easter holiday menu |
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