June 11, 2008: News Sports Insights
 













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Published June 11, 2008
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BREAKING NEWS
Viva Barcelona closed following eviction
WESTLAKE — Viva Barcelona, the popular Detroit Road restaurant known for its Spanish cuisine, closed Thursday after allegedly not paying rent to its landlord. According to papers filed in Rocky River Municipal Court, Running Bulls, which does business as Viva Barcelona, owed $36,683 in rent, maintenance fees and other charges. These include not paying rent of $7,800 for April and May, the documents said.
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Sarah Capri and her brother Brendan wasted no time getting into the water during the opening day for Rocky River’s outdoor pool last Saturday. (West Life photo by Larry Bennet)
Mayor halts rec center plan – for now
NORTH OLMSTED — Mayor Thomas O'Grady has dropped his efforts to place an income tax increase to fund a new $18 million rec center on the November ballot. But the mayor left the door open for the North Olmsted City School District to work with the city on future recreation proposals.
Senior Project caps off fourth year
ROCKY RIVER — More than a dozen Rocky River High School seniors avoided "senioritis" and took on time-consuming academic projects as part of their graduation requirement.
New course record set in Parkside solar car races
photoWESTLAKE — As part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Junior Solar Sprint program, sixth-grade students designed and built solar-powered vehicles and raced them on a 20-meter course May 29.
Sports
Westshore trio shines at state track finals
Freshman Bridget Doughty, junior Jessica Zangmeister and junior Katie Nageotte all claimed runner-up honors in their respective events at the Ohio State Track and Field Meet at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
Insights

Drive-ins nationwide mark anniversary of inception
book coverManaged continuously the Sherman family, North Ridgeville's Auto-Rama has been showcased on cable television, in documentaries and on the many Web sites that sustain the lore and appeal of the drive-in movie experience in the 21st century. The establishment is featured in a new book about the drive-in by Plain Dealer reporter and columnist Michael San Giacomo.

 


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