Oct. 13, 2010: News Sports Insights
 













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Published October 13, 2010
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The Cahoon sisters — Martha, Ida and Laura — portrayed by Denise Black, Crystal Scott and Valerie Sain, march in the Bay Village bicentennial parade. (West Life photo by Larry Bennet)
Bicentennial celebration
resounds with fun
BAY VILLAGE — As more than 2,500 people looked on, the weekend full of events wrapped up as the 1800s replica cupola placed on the Community House a few days earlier was lit up along with one burst of fireworks.
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Police: Liptrap returned some money
photoFAIRVIEW PARK — Kevin Liptrap, the campus principal at the high school and middle School, turned an undisclosed amount of money over to authorities shortly after resigning Oct. 5, police said. Liptrap had been confronted by school officials earlier that day after shortages were discovered in student activity funds.
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photoWestlake grad’s sculpture
honors former Beatle Lennon
WESTLAKE — Although she was born long after Beatlemania swept America in the 60s, and after Lennon was murdered in December 1980, Westlake native Lauren Voiers played a big role in the musician’s 70th birthday tribute.
Force opens location at former River Oaks Racquet Club
ROCKY RIVER — Force Indoor Sports has opened at the former River Oaks Racquet Club on Center Ridge Road. The renovated facility will feature two 90-yard-by-40-yard indoor turf fields and five indoor tennis courts.
Guest Columns

Candidates for Ohio House make their arguments
photoWest Life invited the two candidates for the District 16 seat in the Oho House — Democrat Jennifer Brady and Republican Nan Baker — to write guest columns telling voters why each should represent the Westshore in Columbus.
Sports
River scores early, often to take out Bay
If you like offense, Bay Memorial Stadium was the place to be Friday night. Points went up on the scoreboard like there was no tomorrow. Visiting Rocky River scored 21 points in the second quarter to take a big halftime lead, then held on to win a 53-34 shootout over the Rockets.
Insights

A top secret and amazing garden at Crocker Park
photoFourteen lucky Crocker Park residents enjoy a spectacular view of a rooftop garden from their windows and balconies. Although not open to the public, but part of it can be seen from the north end of the third and fourth floor of the Main Street garage.

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