| April 28, 2010: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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increase presence at meetings, City Hall NORTH OLMSTED — City Council meetings will have an armed police officer at them and City Hall will have more officers around for the foreseeable future. The move comes after a North Olmsted resident, Matthew Fairfield, 30, was indicted on allegations he stored explosives at a friend’s Cleveland home and his Louis Drive home. Fairfield had recently attended several council meetings. |
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O’Malley
to enter guilty plea in county corruption case WESTLAKE
— The last person to challenge Dennis Clough for his
job as mayor is expected to enter a guilty plea on federal charges
of lying to investigators. According to federal prosecutors pursuing the county
corruption case, Joe O’Malley, who lost the 2005 race for Westlake
mayor, made false statements to FBI officials and failed to report
a felony. |
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 Bobst:
County gives $100Kfor Old Detroit Streetscape improvements ROCKY RIVER — During her annual state of the city address, the Rocky River mayor said the city is in a relatively stable financial position given the region’s economic woes. |
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The
future arrives for youthful Warriors Fairview
Park went into this week with a WSC dual track meet record of 4-1
and a first-place finish in the Division II standings at their own
Warrior Relays last Friday night. That’s a big change for the better
after finishing at or near the bottom of the league over the past
three to four seasons. |
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‘Bat
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