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Questions
and answers about the H1N1 influenza strain North
Olmsted Fire Cheif Thomas Klecan suggests the linked page containing
Frequently Asked Questions about the "swine flu" as a public
service for West Life readers. The page is from the Web site of the
U.S. Center For Disease Control and Prevention. |
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| Four-candidate
primary race hits final week NORTH OLMSTED — Incumbent North Olmsted Mayor Thomas O'Grady faces three challengers in his bif for re-election in the May 5 primary. |
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| Loan
amount increased for motel purchase FAIRVIEW PARK — The county will likely loan the city more money to complete the purchase and demolition of the Country Inn Motel. About $47,000 more is being requested to handle environmental remediation of the property, which is the cornerstone of a proposed major redevelopment project. |
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First-ever
Emily’s Run draws 600 Sunday WESTLAKE
— Over 600 runners, many who registered late last week, turned
out for the first ever Emily’s Rainbow Run, a four-mile run, and an
accompanying two-mile walk/run in Westlake Sunday morning to benefit
pediatric cancer research.
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Eagles
finish third at Comet Relays
 While
North Olmsted was busy taking third in the team standings, several
area boys were making their mark at the 54th Comet Relays last Saturday
at Amherst’s Richard Cooley Track. The Eagles finished first in the
long jump.
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‘Rumors’
is funny business at Clague Playhouse |
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