Oct. 15, 2008: News Sports Insights
 













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Published October 15, 2008
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Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin addresses a small group of guests at the Welcome House Michael T. George Center in North Olmsted. On the right are Michael T. George, whom the center is named for, his mother Kristine George and father businessman Tony George. (Photo courtesy of Annie Kilbane)
Palin visits Welcome House
NORTH OLMSTED — The Republican vice presidential nominee toured the North Olmsted group home for people who have Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Friday.
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License, fee proposed for rentals
FAIRVIEW PARK — If you rent out a house or condominium in Fairview Park, you may soon have to get a license and pay a fee to do so. An ordinance requiring licenses for renting such dwellings had its first reading before council Oct. 6. The fee, to be paid by the property owner, will be $100 per year.
Workers’ illnesses not related to jobs at NASA Glenn
WESTSHORE — A curiously high number of cancer cases among workers from two buildings at the NASA Glenn Research Center were not caused by environmental factors, according to a government study.
Business Profile
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Sports
Bay soccer soars to the top
Both the boys and girls Rockets gained West Shore Conference championships this past week with wins over Avon.
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Dewey’s Pizza is all about good food, music
You can create your own pizza at Dewey’s, starting with freshly made, hand-tossed pizza dough and adding your choice of red sauce and mozzarella cheese, or olive oil and garlic-based white sauce with mozzarella and fontina. More than 40 different items are available as toppings at the Lakewood restaurant.

 


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