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Westlake High senior Jessica Preteroti dances to "There’s No
Business Like Show Business" at the annual Green and White Review
held April 16 at the Westlake Schools Performing Arts Center.
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Bomb
suspect's bond set at $1 million
Police:
Explosive devices stored at Louis Drive home
NORTH OLMSTED Matthew Fairfield, 30, faces 28
unlawful ordinance charges after law enforcement discovered explosive
devices in his home and the residence of a friend. |
Rocky
River police chief honored
ROCKY RIVER Don Wagner celebrated 45 years in the Rocky River
Police Department April 1. City employees and neighboring police chiefs put on
a surprise party for him on March 31, although Wagner’s police instincts
had kicked in and he suspected something was up. |
Bain
Cabin mural emblematic of WPA artistic projects
FAIRVIEW
PARK The painting depicting the history of community through
the 1930s was funded by a federal program created to help artists
during the Great Depression. The mural, designed by Earl Neff, reflects
several artistic trends of the day, a local art expert says.
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It's
300!
Late Westlake rally gives Short
coaching milestone
After
holding the lead through most of the game, Westlake broke an 8-8 tie
in the top of the seventh inning to defeat Olmsted Falls, 10-8, this
past Monday on the Bulldogs’ home diamond. With the win, the Demons
kept their Southwestern Conference hopes alive as the season approached
the halfway mark.
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Playhouse
Square’s dysfunctional family
gives hope to theatergoers
"August:
Osage County" tells the story of the Westons, an extended clan
that comes together at their rural Oklahoma homestead when the alcoholic
patriarch dissappears. The family must also contend with matriarch
Violet, a deeply unsettled woman at the center of this storm. Art
Thomas reviews the Playhouse Square performance.
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