| Dec. 2, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Sewer
fee increase proposed FAIRVIEW PARK — In an effort to maintain the city’s aging sewer infrastructure and pay for growing environmental mandates, the Patton administration is seeking to increase sewer fees by 44 percent over the next three years. It would be the first fee increase since 1994. |
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Seven
journalists inducted into Press Club Hall of Fame WESTLAKE
— Cleveland
Browns radio announcer Jim Donovan was one of seven media veterans
inducted into the Press Club of Cleveland’s Journalism Hall of Fame
at a dinner Oct. 28 at LaCentre Conference and Banquet Facility in
Westlake. |
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 Waltz-Umerley
writingchildren’s book about mouse family ROCKY RIVER — Joyce Waltz-Umerley, wife of late Rocky River Mayor Don Umerley, has create a tale about a family of mice who live in the Rocky River Clock Tower. |
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| Eagles
skate to strong start The North Olmsted High School hockey team defeated Elyria Catholic, Massillon Jackson, Normandy and Brecksville in the first rounds of the Bruce Anderson Memorial Tournament at Ries Ice Arena last weekend. That fast start put North Olmsted in the championship game this past Monday against Elyria Catholic. |
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Huntington
ends season with ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ |
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