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Published
December 1, 2010
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Jaws
of destruction
West Life photographer Larry Bennet captured this view from
within the red brick schoolhouse Nov. 24 before an excavator
from Ace Demolition continued knocking down the 101-yearold
Westlake building. |
Red
brick schoolhouse demolished
WESTLAKE Workers from Ace Demolition of Cleveland last week
used heavy equipment, including an excavator, to take down the
red brick schoolhouse on Dover Center Road. The last walls of the structure fell late Friday afternoon.
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A
Christmas horse
The Gemini Center hosted the city’s annual tree lighting and
Christmas celebration Sunday evening. Left: Abe, a Percheron
draft horse from Litchfield, sticks out his tongue for the camera
between carriage rides.
See West Life's slideshow and video of
the event. |
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Trash
collection consortium
considered by Westshore cities
WESTSHORE Officials from area cities participated
in a conference call last month to discuss taking a regional approach
to trash collection. |
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Huntington
Woods chef cooks up a winner
NORTH
OLMSTED A chicken paprikash dish which took top honors at
the first annual International Food Cook Off at the North Olmsted
Senior Center Nov 17. John Churpek, a cook at the Huntington
Woods skilled nursing facility in Westlake, said the recipe came down
from his Hungariasn grandparents. |
River
native Martin Savidge inducted
into Cleveland Journalism Hall of Fame
WESTSHORE
Rocky River native Martin Savidge was one of seven
journalists and media professionals inducted into the Press Club of
Cleveland’s Journalism Hall of Fame Oct. 27. The 1976 graduate of Rocky River High School thanked his
fellow Cleveland area journalists for their influence. |
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| Sports |
Girls
tip off hoops season
As the 2010-11 girls basketball season gets underway,
both Magnificat and Rocky River are looking to build off last season’s
successes and take the next step. |
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| Online
chat |
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the Dec. 1 online chat with members of the Avon/Avon Lake Rotary
to discuss Saturday's Cleveland Pops concert at Avon Lake High School. |
| Insights |
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Non-traditional
version of ‘The Wiz’ wows audience
A
stellar ensemble fueled Magnificat High School's musical based on
"The Wizard of Oz." Originally performed by an all African-American
cast in the 1970s, the show updated the original for the times.
But how does a cast not even alive in the 1970s take on this challenge? With humor, research, and an explosion of tie-dye.
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