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Rose
Hill South site eyed for Bay skate park WEB
EXCLUSIVE: BAY VILLAGE— Before a crowd of more than 100 people Monday night,
Council decided to have its Recreation and Parks Committee discuss
the merits of the Rose Hill South site in Cahoon Park as the site
for a long proposed skate park. |
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| 7.9-mill
levy would still require cuts NORTH OLMSTED — Superintendent Cheryl Dubsky said the cost reduction plans in place are not enough to offset the projected budget deficits without new income. A 7.9-mill levy would keep the district off the ballot the next three years, she said, and best preserve the classes, programs and activities which have earned the district an excellent rating from the state. |
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 Brady
wants statehouse seat backWESTSHORE — Saying she has unfinished business in Columbus, Jennifer Brady, the Westlake Democrat who narrowly lost her 16th District seat in the Ohio House of Representatives in November 2008, is seeking the job again. |
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| Skill,
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. |
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| Sports | ||
 River
spoils Bay’s party,Rockets still clinch tie Bay clinched at least a share of the West Shore Conference crown, despite a shocking 50-45 loss to visiting Rocky River Friday night. |
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Center premiere’s Mark Twain’s ‘Is He Dead?’ |
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