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Published July 21, 2010
News
Sunday best at Summerfest
Cara Lorios and Martha Rico wear traditional garb as they march with representatives from El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant in the annual Fairview Park Summerfest parade Friday. El Rodeo’s parade contingent also included a mariachi band. See more parade photos in the published edition of West Life, on newsstands now. (West Life photo by Larry Bennet)

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Friends laud Bay veteran
photoBAY VILLAGE — Good and bad memories were recounted Saturday in Cahoon Park as the Bay High Class of 1965, military veterans and others honored Kenton E. Henninger, who died in action in Vietnam in 1969. Nearly 300 people witnessed the presentation of his medals to the Bay Village Historical Society for permanent display in the organization's military display.
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photoFence up, plants growing
at Rocky River Community Garden
ROCKY RIVER — There are just a few plots left for purchase in the 167-by-75-foot garden, located on Wagar Road near City Hall. The 5-by-10-foot plots, which can be used to grow vegetables, fruit, flowers and herbs, can be leased for $25.
Steinbrenner's Bronx fame began on Morewood Parkway
photoROCKY RIVER — By chance, a local college student discovered that George Steinbrenner, the bombastic owner of the New York Yankees who died July 13 of a heart attack, was born 80 years ago at his family's home.
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Gregory Martin Roofing has tradition of excellence since 1982
Gregory Martin has been roofing for more than 33 years. He started by training under an apprenticeship program, and then quickly transitioned to owning his own business. Martin formed Gregory Martin Roofing on Lorain Road in Fairview Park in 1982.
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photoGladiators QB hits the mark
with others on and off the field
Cleveland Gladiators quarterback John Dutton is continuing his good work both on the football field and in Christian ministry in Ohio this year. Dutton and his wife, Terina, have volunteered for relief work in Africa.
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'Music Man' marches through Huntington Playhouse stage
photoWest Life theater critic Art Thomas senses trouble — trouble right here in Huntington Playhouse's production of "The Music Man," which he calls "low-level community theater fare." His mixed review describes some scenes as filled with energy, others lifeless.
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