| Aug. 11, 2010: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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Levy
failure means busing slashed NORTH
OLMSTED — Board officials will cut busing to the state minimum
standards after the operating levy failed by a 54-46 percent margin.
Also, a fall pay-to-participate program for middle and high school
sports and activities will go into effect. |
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Local
business holds benefit for gulf oil spill WESTLAKE
— A Sunday benefit
at Danny Vegh's at Crocker Park aided the National Wildlife Federation's
efforts to help birds and animals injured by the BP oil leak. Businesses
and residents donated items for a silent auction; guests had a chance
to enter and win a number of contests for prizes, including autographed
sports memorabilia. |
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 Westlake
teen catches ear of rocker StingWESTLAKE — Fourteen-year-old Morgan Farrow had an experience this summer that probably few of her peers can come close to matching — singing on stage with a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. |
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Girls
golf continues to grow throughout Westshore The
program at Magnificat has mirrored that growth in becoming one that
competes at a high level year in and year out. And a number of other
teams, like those at Bay and Rocky River, have positioned themselves
for postseason success as well in 2010.
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Staging,
maintaining hillside garden becomes a challenge |
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