| Jan. 6, 2010: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Proposal
reduces number of assistant law directors WESTLAKE — Mayor Dennis Clough has proposed an ordinance that would reduce the number of assistant law directors from four to two. Law Director John Wheeler told West Life that he disagrees with the proposal. |
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 New
electric sign up at Fairview Park City HallFAIRVIEW PARK — The new sign, which was installed last month, replaces an 11-year-old lighted marquee sign. One benefit of a computerized LED sign will be that it can be programmed to display several messages on a rotating basis. |
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| Council
keeps ‘temporary’ quarterly trash fee BAY VILLAGE — City residents should begin seeing the $12 quarterly trash fee bills in their mail boxes this week after City Council approved retaining the fee again as means of helping deal with a projected $1 million budget deficit. |
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| Catanza’s
Barber Shop a cut above the rest Bob Catanza's shops have an old-fashioned barbershop atmosphere, with sports memorabilia and pictures ranging from the Browns and Cavaliers to local players who have gone on to college decorating the walls. |
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| Sports | ||
Westlake
rallies, steals one away from Rockets The
Bay High Rockets boys basketball team, leaders of the West Shore Conference,
jumped out to a 33-23 lead in the third quarter. But when it was all
said and done, it was Southwestern Conference leader Westlake that
came away with a 47-42 win last Saturday night. |
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Great Brad to offer theater, magic classes for all ages |
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