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Published Sept. 15, 2010

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Residents and clergy from four Fairview Park churches participate in an ecumenical prayer service Sept. 8 at St. Angela Merici Catholic Church. The service, at which Mayor Eileen Patton spoke, took place two days before the community’s official centennial. (West Life photo by Kevin Kelley)

Fairview residents, clergy give thanks
FAIRVIEW PARK — Just two days before the city’s official centennial, Fairview Park residents and clergy from four churches gathered at St. Angela Merici Catholic Church Sept. 8 to give thanks for the past century of progress.

Glenn Marek of OSP Photography positions students from Gilles-Sweet Elementary School for a historical photograph of the student body to mark the community's 100th anniversary. (West Life photo by Larry Bennet)

Fairview residents mark 100 years as city
FAIRVIEW PARK — Although Friday was Fairview Park’s official 100th birthday, the community didn’t get what it wanted — a home victory for Fairview High School’s football team.

For caregivers of Alzheimer patients, there is help
WESTLAKE — A leading researcher on Alzheimer's disease says that while current treatments for Alzheimer's don't always work, people should know that there are many things that can be done to help a patient.

Heroes gather for fourth annual event in North Olmsted
NORTH OLMSTED — Ken Ball, owner of Chik-fil-A and a United States Navy veteran, said the event is about recognizing service members and fits well with the restaurant’s weekly family night.

Jerry Dudek, former West Life editor, dies at 55
Colleagues called the University of Toledo graduate a classic newspaperman. A veteran of several smalltown Ohio newspapers, he served as West Life's editor from 1998 to 2002.

Senior center to host Junk in the Trunk
ROCKY RIVER — The center has been coordinating the event for about nine years, with vendors selling everything from homemade crafts to jewelry, quilts, clothing and purses.

Church to host ethnic festival Sunday
FAIRVIEW PARK — Food for sale will include items representing different parts of Europe, including pyrohys pinched by St. Mary Magdalene parishioners. Attendees will also have a wide selection dessert and pastry to purchase.

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Demons roll River, remain unbeaten
Junior tailback Johnathan Brick and a stout Demon defense controlled gave Westlake a 22-7 win over River and a 3-0 record heading into the grueling Southwestern Conference season.

Clearview spoils Fairview’s centennial celebration
The Clearview Clippers amassed 19 points in the first quarter as they dominated the Fairview High Warriors in Friday’s non-conference match-up.

Insights

Buick Enclave offers desirable drive for large families
With its 288 horsepower, 3.6-liter V6 and six-speed automatic transmission, the Enclave isn’t all that quick, but its performance is more than adequate, writes Marv Berg.

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