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| Pact
freezes wages, gives back pay hikes
NORTH OLMSTED — In a new two-year contract, the North Olmsted teachers union agrees to give back a scheduled pay raise. The contract, which will save the district about $2.1 million, was approved at a special meeting Wednesday. |
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| Fairview
neighborhood rated one of best retirement sites in nation  FAIRVIEW
PARK — According to the consumer finance Web site WalletPop.com,
the section of Fairview Park that overlooks the Cleveland Metroparks
ranked 17th in the nation among dream retirement locales. The Web
site hailed the area's low crime rate, good housing options and vibrant,
well educated mix of residents. |
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Genealogist
stumbles onto mystery at Fairview Cemetery FAIRVIEW
PARK — Chris Gerrett, a genealogy researcher who has been
conducting research on Fairview Park Cemetery, has come to a startling
conclusion about the graveyard, located on Lorain Road near West 196th
Street. Part of it is missing.
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Fast
start gets Rocky River girls past Walsh Jesuit After
going 2-9 in its first season, Rockey River's girls lacrosse team
came back with a much-improved 9-4 record last spring. In this season's
opener against Walsh Jesuit, the Pirates started the game with scored
six unanswered goals. |
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‘Top
o’ the Towers’ benefits St. Augustine The
St. Augustine Health Campus “Top o’ the Towers” benefit, held annually
around St. Patrick’s Day, drew 500 mostly green-clad revelers to La
Centre in Westlake March 5.
Those attending the benefit enjoyed Irish music by Michael Crawley and Marys Lane. |
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