| Sept. 2, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Deitsch:
Excellent rating within reach FAIRVIEW PARK — Although the Fairview City Schools was the only school district on the Westshore not to receive an “Excellent” rating in the annual Ohio Department of Education district report card, Superintendent Brion Deitsch said the district is very close to achieving such a ranking. |
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receives top state honorNORTH OLMSTED — In addition to receiving a plaque for the Larry R. Cox Memorial Award, he was recognized for his work with the D.A.R.E. program at a Cincinnati Reds-Washington Nationals baseball game and threwout the ceremonial first pitch. |
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 Mayor
returns from visit to Irish sister cityWESTLAKE — Mayor Dennis Clough said Westlake’s new sister-city relationship with Tralee, Ireland, will prove fruitful if city leaders follow through on it. |
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service resonate loud and clear at Bringman’s Bringman’s Hearing Aid Center provides complete audiological and hearing aid dispensing services to children and adults at its locations in Fairview Park, North Ridgeville and Middleburg Heights. Bringman and his team offer the industry’s most successful and best-known hearing aid brands and types at significant savings. |
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| Bay,
River solid in WSC cross country preview The Bay boys and the Rocky River girls came out as team champions, with a number of individuals having successful days as well. |
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