| June 3, 2009: | News | Sports | Insights | |
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| Grant
won to study Huntington shoreline BAY VILLAGE — The $68,250 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will allow the Cleveland Metroparks to develop a shoreline management plan for the Huntington Reservation. The area includes the beach and waterfront areas utilized by thousands of people every year. |
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| Land
purchase to double park size FAIRVIEW PARK — The city will pay $64,000 to purchase portions of lots from three West 220th Street property owners to expand Nelson Russ Park. Land added to the park will be used for soccer and football fields. |
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 State
of the city is good news for RiverROCKY RIVER — A conservative budget has allowed Rocky River to be successful in finances, Mayor Pam Bobst said in her annual State of the City Speech May 28. |
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| Sports | ||
Athletes
move on to Columbus Magnificat,
which qualified nine athletes in seven events, finished second in
the team standings
at last Friday’s Division I regional track meet at Amherst..
The North Olmsted boys finished eighth overall and qualified four
events for Columbus. |
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Who
is winning, the gardener or the deer?
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