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Jan. 2003 - April 2003 News
Malpractice Insurance Costs May Close Trauma Unit
Justice Department Examines Euclid Elections
Police Aid Sought for Shelter Cleanup
Westgate Dillard's To Remain Open
As War Nears, Cleveland Security Increased
Parma Council Plans Probe of Police Overtime Allegations
Construction Vehicle's Fuel Tank Contained Heroin
Hearings Planned on Inner Belt Plans
Consultants Recommend Lakefront Changes
Road Rage Crash Leads to Murder Charge
Error Causes Councilman's Removal From Ballot
Assistant County Prosecutor Faces Bribery, Drug Charges
Foster Father Sentenced in Toddler's Death
Suspect Arrested After Tracks Traced
RTA to Guarantee Rides Home
Israeli High-Tech Firms Coming to Region
Voters Asked to Approve Library Tax Increase
Unusual Punishment for Church Statue Vandals
Flood Cuts Power to Apartment Residents
Higher Taxes Considered to Fund Akron Schools
Accident Kills Snowmobiler, Charges Considered
Electrical Worker Dies in Wiring Mishap
Father Rescues Ice Fisherman, Friends From Lake Erie
Layoffs Expected at Euclid Police, Fire Departments
Fires Set in School Bathrooms, Arson Suspect Sought
MetroHealth's Leader Announces Retirement Plans
New Sewer Line Will Stop Flooding
Developer Pledges $25M for University Research Center
Debate Continues for New Convention Center Site Location
Several Hundred Workers Lose Jobs at Area Plants
Fire Closes Juvenile Court
False Alarm Prompts Hopkins Airport Security Checkpoints
Charter One Bank continues to Grow
Canton Candy Company Files for Bankruptcy Protection
ODOT to Offer Online Road Conditions
Governor Taft Outlines Goals, Expects 'Challenge
Death Penalty Sought for Accused Priest Murderer
Child Missing Since Monday Found OK
Cleveland Man Dies From Postgame Hit-And-Run
Compromise Reached in School Newspaper Suit
International Steel Makes Bid for Bethlehem
Higher Rates for Medina's Water Customers
Election Official Reverses Decision to Quit
Plane Skids Off Runway, No Injuries
Hit-And-Run Critically Injures Browns Fan
Three Amish Family Members Die in House Fire
RTA Board meeting on Jan 7th.
Traffic Fatalities Up Last Year
Restaurant Manager Allegedly Spiked Coffee
Man Accused of Running High-Tech Gambling Business
North Royalton High School Band in the Rose Bowl Parade
Cleveland Public Library offers Books electronically
Flu cases up, Hospitals Report
December 2002 News
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