Bay View, Fairview hospitals offer plan for Westlake project Bay must modify face or face woes: Reese Reese Levy eyed to finance Cahoon Park complex Bay police force gets 1st woman Strimbu named to school board Chief's award Huntington

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Westlake Hospital Newspaper Article: Origsize: 9" x 7"; Origformat: Print-Photographic; Resolution: 600 DPI
Westlake Hospital Newspaper Article

Origsize: 9" x 7"; Origformat: Print-Photographic; Resolution: 600 DPI

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Bay View, Fairview hospitals offer plan for Westlake project Bay must modify face or face woes: Reese Reese Levy eyed to finance Cahoon Park complex Bay police force gets 1st woman Strimbu named to school board Chief's award Huntington

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2024.FIC.005.62

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2024.FIC.005.62A Plain Dealer article, "Bay View, Fairview hospitals offer plan for Westlake project," from January 1976. Bay View and Fairview hospitals applied to the Metro Health Planning Corp for approval to build a new hospital in Westlake. The proposed West Shore Health center would combine medical and osteopathic staffs from Fairview General and Bay View. 2024.FIC.005.62B Sun Herald article, "Bay must modify face or face woes: Reese," by Linda Kinsey from February 5, 1976. Mayor Henry P. Reese calls for a plan to 'develop and modernize' Bay Village to maintain a balanced budget and financial travel. Sun Herald article, "Reese," by Linda Kinsey from February 5, 1976. A continuation of the above article. Barbara Lynn Slepecky was appointed as Bay Village's first female police officer. Features a Headshot photo of Barbara Lynn Slepecky. 2024.FIC.005.62C Cleveland Times article, "Levy eyed to finance Cahoon Park complex," by Mike Casey from May 5, 1976. Proposals for a recreation complex and renovation of the old service garage into the Bay Village Community House were reviewed at a council committee. It was determined that a levy over a bond would be needed to finance the million dollar recreation center. 2024.FIC.005.62D Sun Herald article, "Bay police force gets 1st woman," by Linda Kinsey from Thursday, September 30, 1976. 2024.FIC.005.62E Sun Herald article, "Strimbu named to school board," from October 7, 1976. Victor Strimbu has been named as the school's newest board member replacing Dr. Larry Kettlehake. Sun Herald article, "Chief's award," from November 11, 1976. Bay Village Fire Chief, Clarence Fibich was presented with an award for his 25 years of service with the department. 2024.FIC.005.62F Plain Dealer article, "Huntington Neither fire nor fleas could stop playhouse that rose from ashes," by Peter Bellamy from Sunday, October 1, 1978. An article on the tenacity and history of Huntington Playhouse. The theater has mad money on every production since 1969 even withstanding fleas and a fire that destroyed the original theater. It maintains a reputation as one of Ohio's most beautiful community theaters.

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Kettlehake, Larry Dr.

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Strimbu, Victor

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Fibich, Clarence

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Bellamy, Peter

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Zone, Mary

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Rowland, John A.

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Ross, Edwin F.

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Reese, Henry P.

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Lynch, John J.

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Kinsey, Linda

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Gray, Peter

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Cowan, Elmer

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Cirton, Lester

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Casey, Mike

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Slepecky, Lynn

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Mondale, Walter F.

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Schickler, Martin T.

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Koster, William

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Hogan, Thomas

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Martin, T. Richard