Olmsted Falls Edges Rocky River In OT For Regional Trip
The Olmsted Falls Bulldogs defeated Rocky River 71-68 in overtime to earn their fourth regional tournament appearance in five years. The win reinforces the Bulldogs’ postseason caliber and local basketball momentum in a close regional showdown.
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Industrial Parkway gains momentum after wetlands clearance
Elyria Mayor Michael B. Keys says wetlands issues are cleared and planning and construction proceed on the four‑lane Industrial Parkway. The route would run through a planned 1,000‑acre industrial park west of Gateway Boulevard to West Ridge Road, opening land for development. The project faced decade‑long delays over federally protected wetlands and permits from the Army Corps of Engineers, which approved in May 1998 after assurances to minimize wetland damage.
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Analysts Say Clinton Foreign Policy Lacks Long-Term Plan
Analysts say President Clinton pursues short-term gains with little attention to lasting strategy. Albright failed at Rambouillet and Kosovo talks left unresolved, delaying a clear path to autonomy and NATO peacekeeping action amid Serbian opposition.
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Meadows remembered as giving Elyria councilman
Gordon Meadows 62 former Ward 6 councilman died Saturday after a long illness in Elyria He served 1979 to 1991. colleagues say he listened helped others and cared about constituents His daughter Donna Garten and Mayor Keys recalled his commitment to public service and generosity
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Taft’s State of the State draws caveman backlash
In Columbus, Gov. Bob Taft urges spending all state surplus on schools and technology, a plan applauded by many lawmakers but met with quiet opposition from conservatives nicknamed the caveman caucus in the House. The speech signals a clash over how to use surplus funds.
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