| April 30, 2008: | News | Sports | Insights | |
West
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| Recreation
legislation expected in May NORTH OLMSTED — Mayor Thomas O'Grady will formally present his plan for a new $18 million recreation center in the coming weeks. The plan involves voters passing a 1/8 percent income tax increase. The mayor said the new facility will likely be called a YMCA after one of the city's partners in the project. |
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 Students,
staff put bike month into gearBAY VILLAGE — More than 300 Bay High School students and staff kicked off Bike to School Month Monday by shunning automobiles. The campaign began last year as a way to protest rising gas prices and help the environment. |
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| Police
looking for witnesses to I-90 fatality WESTLAKE — Police want to speak with two witnesses to an April 12 accident that killed an Elyria woman who was trying to cross I-90. |
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 City’s
history comes to lifein photos of new book WESTLAKE — As the local history specialist at Porter Public Library, Deborah Rossman was perhaps the perfect person to author Arcadia Publishing’s photographic history book of Westlake. |
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North
Olmsted Hall of Fame to induct five Jeannie
Amodio was a three-year letter winner in volleyball, a two-year letter
winner in basketball and a four-year letter winner in softball during
her high school years. Currently
an instructor and head softball coach at Case Western Reserve University,
Amodio will be inducted into the Eagles athletic Hall of Fame Friday.
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Musical
couple set to perform concert at Bay Lanes |
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