| July 8, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Schools
nix levy this year BAY VILLAGE — In deciding not to take any action, district officials cited the tight economy as well as a larger than expected carryover of more than $5.8 million from the 2008-09 school year into the 2009-10 school financial year. |
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| Soccer
treasurer indicted for theft BAY VILLAGE — Patrick Fahey, 42, is facing two felony counts of aggravated theft after being indicted by the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury June 30. Authorities allege Fahey used his position to funnel money from the club into a personal business over the course of a year. |
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| Libraries
get top ranking WESTSHORE — A recent national study has named two library systems serving Westshore residents — Westlake's Porter Library and the Cuyahoga County Public Library — as the tops in their population groups. |
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| Business
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| Catanza’s
Barber Shop offers traditional barber experience Bobby Catanza, who just opened a Westlake location last month, has been perfecting his skills in the hair business since 1986. He says his favorite cut to give is a flattop. Why? Because it’s the hardest, he said. |
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Local
teams earn NOSO Cup championships Excalibur
of North Olmsted won a pair of titles, taking the girls U18 Cup championship
and the boys U17 Cup title. The host club, the North Olmsted Soccer
Organization, won the boys U14 Cup, while Concordia of Olmsted Falls
won the boys U10 Cup.
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