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Published October 21, 2009
News
The beat of victory
Drummers from the Bay High School Marching Band celebrate the football team’s victory over Fairview High School Friday evening. From left to right: Jennifer Kowalski, Nick Snyder, Allie Puntel, Meghan Huntley and Harrison Brill. Read more about the Rockets’ 28-7 victory over the Warriors in the sports section of West Life, on newsstands now. (West Life photo by Larry Bennet)
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City preparing business survey
NORTH OLMSTED — The survey's purpose will be to gather information about what the businesses believe the city and community can do to help them succeed. Results should be available in January.
photoLights go out on Fairview Park City Hall sign
FAIRVIEW PARK — Mayor Eileen Patton is asking City Council to approve $24,900 for the purchase of a new LED sign to replace the current, broken sign. But one councilman says that’s too much to spend on a sign in these hard economic times.
Cornerstone offers support after unplanned pregnancies
ROCKY RIVER — Cornerstone Among Women sees its mission as helping young women facing an unwanted pregnancy choose life-affirming alternatives to abortion. The center’s services, which include pregnancy testing, childbirth instruction, and parenting and relationship classes, are all provided for free.
Sports
Bay boys, River girls run to titles
photoAt the beginning of the high school cross country season, the Bay boys and the Rocky River girls claimed titles at the West Shore Conference preview Meet at Cahoon Park. Both state-ranked teams came out on top again last Saturday at the WSC Championship Meet despite the wet and muddy conditions.
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Lincoln MKS Ecoboost loaded for luxury driving
photoWith a strong, 3.7-liter, 355-horsepower, twin turbocharged V-6 Ecoboost Duratec engine, the 2010 Lincoln MKS Ecoboost puts a new spin on traditional American luxury cars, writes auto columnist Marv Berg.

 


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