Aug. 19, 2009: News Sports Insights
 













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Published August 19, 2009
News
Not a toy
Area children got the chance at Saturday’s Cops and Kids in Bay Village to meet law enforcement personnal from different area departments and see equipment they use on the job. Here, Davis Zipfel, 3, of Bay Village, lends a hand to the bomb bot from the area bomb disposal unit. See more photos of the event in the printed edition of West Life, on newsstands now. (West Life photo by Larry Bennet)
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Unions support fire district study
WESTSHORE — The leaders of seven local firefighters unions have expressed their support for a study on the creation of a Westshore regional fire district.
Basketball star charged with rape
ROCKY RIVER — Steve Logan, a former basketball star at St. Edward High School and the University of Cincinnati, was arrested Friday morning for an alleged rape at a Rocky River apartment complex.

Mayor traveling to Irish sister city of Tralee
WESTLAKE — Mayor Dennis Clough and Palnning Director Robert Parry are traveling — on their own dime — to the community of 20,000 that was named a sister city in May. The mayor will be in Tralee for the 50th annual Rose of Tralee International Festival. named after a 19th century ballad about unrequited love.

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Chiropractor opens clinic to give back to the community
Chiropractic is not just about treating lower back pain, according to Dr. Mike Urban, owner of Urban Chiropractic Spine and Sports Clinic in Rocky River. Chiropractic is about overall wellness and well-being.
Sports
Action on and off field honors memory of offbeat AFL
photoAppropriately enough for a Pro Football Hall of Fame induction weekend that highlighted the 50th anniversary of the founding of the wide-open American Football League, players on the field and fans in the stands saw more than their fair share of out-of-the- ordinary game-related events.
Insights

photoVibrant borders, scarce trees,
textures and shapes
A garden that West Life columnist Thea Steinmetz wrote about a few years back has acquired a maturity that can never be equaled by a new garden, she says.
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