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D4 Norbert Cunningham Here we go with another look at language, words and all things related folks! So sit back this fine July morning and ponder these: Errors etc.
Westlake Reed Leskosky architect firm boosts plan to bring back Ameritrust building
Plain Dealer Architecture Critic A Cleveland architecture firm that helped preserve the PlayhouseSquare theaters in the 1970s and the Warehouse District in the 1980s is throwing its weight behind saving the ...
At The Money Tree, lost treasure is discovered
Myron Xenos of The Money Tree. Looking to get rid of some old jewelry, or do you just want to know how much your aunt's old ring is worth? Or maybe you have some scrap gold or silver, or even dental gold you'd ...
Folk singer Peter Yarrow continues social activism
Musician Peter Yarrow performs Saturday evening at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Crocker Park for an audience that included children as well as adults familiar with his music career of nearly 50 years Peter ...
City officials are trying to get a sense of the engineering costs for a quiet zone following a report from Norfolk Southern that it would take more than half a million dollars for the city to obtain needed ...
James A. Campisi, Sr., 77, of North Ridgeville, died Saturday, July 12, 2008 at St.
Peter Yarrow of 'Peter, Paul and Mary' to appear at Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Peter Yarrow of the famed folk group Peter, Paul and Mary will appear at a booksigning at 7 p.m. July 12 at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Crocker Park.
Fireworks and loud parties kept Westlake police busy
Luckily, no fireworks accidents were reported and no major incidents were reported at Crocker Park's Liberty Fest or the city's parade and fireworks display.
Carol Lavern of North Olmsted got a pleasant surprise when she went to fill up her car's gas tank Friday afternoon.
Porter Web site expands features
As new technology changes the ways people record and store information, libraries must adapt and add the new technology to their collections.
Pixar delivers with robot love story 'WALL-E'
The best movie of the summer doesn't involve a guy in an armored suit, an old guy with a whip or even a tattoo-covered assassin.
It's been a long road from the basketball court at Westlake High School to the United States Rowing Training Center in Princeton, New Jersey for Margot Shumway.
Contest winners get a garage custom redo to make keeping tidy easier
Adrienne and Matt Viola won a garage redo by ClosetsbyDesign, a Westlake firm. They are a busy young couple with two children, Angelina, 3, and Joey, 4, who are dismayed with their disorganized garage.
Church Gives Away Free Gas Cards
A local church is hoping to ease the pain at the pump Thursday. Church On The Rise in Westlake is holding its second annual "Great Gas Giveaway" from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Circle K on Center Ridge Road.
Fire officials: Woman may have died while trying to save her cat
Local fire investigators and those from the State Fire Marshal's Office have yet to determine the cause of the blaze that claimed the life of Wendy K. Rocher, 41, who died at St.
Girlfriend is busted trying to cover for man
WESTLAKE MENACING, CANTERBURY ROAD: A resident called police last week after an altercation with one of his neighbors.
Student achieves perfect score
It's three in a row for Rocky River High School, as 2008 marks the third consecutive year a student has achieved a perfect score of 36 on the ACT.
City officials are working on ways to develop more room at the inn on Great Northern Boulevard.
School renovations to save energy
With energy costs at an all-time high, everyone is looking to cut back on usage and save money, including the Fairview Park City Schools.
Asuka brings hibachi-dining, sushi to Westlake
Asuka is a firebird. Japanese lore has it rising out of flames like a Phoenix. Asuka Japanese Cuisine has risen out of the old Brendan O'Neill's space in the West Bay Plaza, turning it into a sleek and sexy new ...