| July 9, 2008: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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income forces district to cut budgetBAY VILLAGE — The school district has cut $393,157 from its initial proposed budget. Superintendent Clint Keener said tax revenue is down due to the foreclosure crisis and other problems in the housing industry. |
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| Porter
Web site expands features WESTLAKE — The library's Web site is thought of as a seperate branch, says Porter Director Andrew Mangels. Webmaster Matt Weaver has overseen the addition of podcasts and blogs by staff members in recent months. |
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| Church
eases pain at pump WESTLAKE — Cars lined up Friday afternoon at the Circle K station to take advantage of Church on the Rise’s second annual Great Gas Giveaway in which church members handed out free $10 gas cards. |
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| Sports | ||
Shumway
rows on to Beijing Westlake’s
Margot Shumway and
her partner, Reilly Dampeer,
recently placed third in the women’s double event at the U.S. Olympic
trials for rowing. The Westlake grad will row in the stroke for the women’s
quadruple sculls when the games begin Aug. 9. |
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| Insights | ||
 Pixar
delivers with robot love story ‘WALL-E’Left on Earth when the planet became too messy to manage, WALL-E spends his days compacting trash into cubes. The Disney/Pixar animated film about a lovable robot is a winner, writes West Life's Ben Saylor. |
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