| May 13, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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Fairview
to switch athletic conferences FAIRVIEW
PARK — Seven months ago Superintendent Brion Deitsch said he
had no intention of leaving the West Shore Conference. But the inability
of the WSC to attract other smaller schools has led the school board
to find a new league. |
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| Kennedy,
Lasko reach general election NORTH OLMSTED — The city will have a new chief executive next year. Incumbent Thomas O'Grady finished third in the four-man race. The council president and a school board member will face off in November. |
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Police
say cat adoption policy works well WESTLAKE
— A group of cat lovers wants the city to release captured wild
cats back on the streets once they have been spayed or neutered. But
the police chief says the city’s current policy of placing captured
cats up for adoption is largely successful. Most residents don’t want
wild cats roaming the streets, he added. |
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Demons,
Eagles ready for SWC The
Lady Demons claimed their third straight Westlake Relays crown Saturday
with five first-place finishes
and now look forward to the conference championship. And on the boys’
side, North Olmsted came agonizingly close to making it an SWC sweep,
finishing second behind Hudson. |
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