| March 26, 2008: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| State
reviewing Lorain Road project for problems NORTH OLMSTED — The deteriorating road conditions after the more than $1 million in construction work was completed less than two years ago has prompted a series of complaints from city officials, motorists, businesses and residents. Now the Ohio Department of Transportation has begun a formal review of the work which was done on Lorain Road from Canterbury Road east to the Fairview Park border. |
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| Commission
mulls extending council terms ROCKY RIVER — Are two years in office long enough to become familiar with the job of council member and still get anything accomplished? That's what the nine-member Charter Review Commission is asking. |
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| Report:
Abatements creating good jobs WESTLAKE — Through 2007, tax abatement agreements made with Westlake businesses over the past nine years have created 746 jobs, a city report says. |
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| Business
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| Sports | ||
Peepers’
career proves golden Longtime
assistant football coach Bruce Peepers believed in being a positive
influence on the athletes he worked with. |
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| Insights | ||
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Westlake’s
Picc-a-Deli Café moves into the spotlight |
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