| Sept. 24, 2008: | News | Sports | Insights | |
West
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Adversting
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| Regional
fire district considered by Westshore cities WESTSHORE — Six mayors and six fire chiefs are exploring the possibility of forming a regional fire district. The benefit would be efficiencies in personnel utilization and equipment purchases. |
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| Sewer
project to begin next week FAIRVIEW PARK — City officials expect the repair and replacement of sewers north of Lorain Road will eliminate the problem of flooded basements. |
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| Six
recognized for service to community health WESTLAKE — Six individuals were recently recognized by Fairview, Lakewood and Lutheran hospitals for their contributions to the health and well-being of people across the Westshore. |
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| Sports | ||
Bay
girls settle for tie with Mentor, shutout Warriors The
Rockets remained in first place in the West Shore Conference with
a 4-0 record. First-year coach Jack Griffiths credits his team's cohesiveness
and depth for Bay's strong start.
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Murdering
matrons take the stage at Huntington Playhouse |
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