| Oct. 17, 2007: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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Mayors
differ on I-90 agreement WESTSHORE
— Officials from Cuyahoga and Lorain counties will create
a joint economic development zone on the Avon I-90 interchange. The agreement ends months of wrangling and conflict
between different governmental bodies about the interchange. But Westlake
Mayor Dennis Clough said the agreement does his city no good because
it does not cover the major economic player — The Cleveland Clinic. |
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| MARATHON
MAN: Borland runs through Westlake to raise money to fight rare disease  WESTLAKE
— Tim Borland, an ultra-runner and trainer from California,
ran marathon No. 37 out of 63 in as many days through the streets
of Westlake last week. Borland's goal is to raise money for ataxia-telangiectasia
(A-T), a rare, fatal genetic disease that affects children. |
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| City
issues stop order against alleged group home NORTH OLMSTED — City officials have issued a cease and desist order to a Gareau Drive woman alleging she is illegally operating a boarding house for women recently released from prison in a residential neighborhood. However, the woman insists she is not doing anything wrong. |
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| Sports | ||
 Pirates
go to 8 - 0Rocky River's varsity football team, ranked third in the state in the recent AP poll, celebrated Homecoming by trouncing Bay Village, 56 to 6. |
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Landmark
Rustic Restaurant to reopen in Rocky River |
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