| May 6, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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Funds
sought to develop historic Weston House WESTLAKE
— The Westlake Historical Society is asking the city for $400,000
to create a museum and local history center at the 19th-century house
on Center Ridge Road. But council members were cool to the idea during
a presentation from society representatives last week.
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| Society,
city tuning up for music fest NORTH OLMSTED — A diverse group of musicians are expected to perform at the first Northern Ohio Music Festival, which will be held at the Frostville Museum campus in the Cleveland Metroparks on July 26. |
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 Students
get surprise visit from returning dadROCKY RIVER — Alice Legg thought she was going to a regular fifth-grade assembly. Instead, she got a very special surprise when her father, who had been serving with the Army in Iraq, appeared. |
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Longhorns
stampede to top of PAC Head
coach Dave Sellke’s squad had moved to 13-2 overall and a sparkling
7-0 in the Patriot
Athletic Conference. Last Sunday, the Longhorns secured the
second seed behind Independence in the upcoming Division III Sectional/District
Tournament. |
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