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Published July 22, 2009

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Merry-go-round
Jesse Marquard rides the merry-go-round with his 4-year-old daughter Emily Friday evening at Fairview Park’s Summerfest. The annual community festival, held this past weekend at Bohlken Park, included carnival rides, entertainment, food and games. See page 16 in the published edition of West Life for more Summerfest photos. (West Life photos by Larry Bennet)

Suspect sought in abduction attempt
NORTH OLMSTED — Police are looking for a male suspect in an apparent abduction and/or rape attempt in the Brookpark and Grace roads area shortly after 10 p.m. July 12. A 19-year-old woman was walking home alone when the suspect came up behind her and grabbed at her, police said.

Lasko wants debate
NORTH OLMSTED — Mayoral contender John Lasko is seeking a debate with opponent Kevin Kennedy in addition to the previously arranged Sept. 17 candidate forum. However Kennedy has said he will do only one event and not two.

NASA’s visitor center likely to close

WESTSHORE — Unless plans change, NASA’s Glenn Research Center plans to close its popular visitor center, perhaps by the end of the year. In a statement, Howard Ross, Glenn’s acting director of external programs, cited budgetary reasons for the likely closure.

Street fair promotes activities for healthy living
LAKEWOOD — The goal of Saturday's Lakewood Alive & Well StreetWalk was to increase awareness of healthy living options in Lakewood, organizers said. The event's message: There are many places to get involved in healthy activities in Lakewood.

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Sports

Think pink! Area teams join in search for the cure

Pink-themed sporting events to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure have grown in number over the past three seasons This past spring, for example, the Fairview and Rocky River baseball teams put together an event called Strikeout For The Cure during one of their regular season matchups to fight breast cancer.

Insights

‘Public Enemies’ offers break
from humdrum movie summer
Ben Saylor's movie reviews return to West Life, and he says "Public Enemies" is offers more than the big screen hoopla found in most summer movies. He says actor Johnny Depp gives a quiet but effective performance at bank robber John Dillinger.

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