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Hot dogs are a favorite no matter what topping you prefer
Jul 03, 2010
By Janet Podolak
JPodolak@News-Herald.com

Maribeth Joeright/MJoeright@News-Herald.com Roasting hot dogs over a freestanding marble-framed fireplace with sticks cut from a tree is a favorite pastime for Micky Cooke, who holds her granddaughter Elizabeth Shaw, 2, on her lap. Friend Eva Day, 5, is at left with Madeline DiSanto, 16, and Shaw’s daughter Kelsey Cooke, 17, at right.
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Scooter’s owner says hot dogs are the best ingredient ever
Jul 03, 2010
By Janet Podolak
JPodolak@News-Herald.com

Maribeth Joeright/MJoeright@News-Herald.com Scott and Diane Hagara smile for a portrait during a rare quiet moment at their Scooter’s Dawg House, the business they’ve framed around hot dogs.

Maribeth Joeright/MJoeright@News-Herald.com Painesville Township residents David Lee, 11, Tyler Varsey, 12 and Brandon Varsey, 9, eye a large order of French fries at Scooter’s Dawg House in Mentor. The mural in front of the counter depicts local scenes.

Maribeth Joeright/MJoeright@News-Herald.com Tyler Varsey prepares to chow down on a Homewrecker, Scooter’s foot-long, half-pound hot dog loaded with mustard, ketchup, relish and onions and priced at $3.99.
And our favorite hot dog topping is …?
Jul 03, 2010
Folks stopped by Scooter’s over Father’s Day weekend and the WELW AM-1330 truck at the June 18 Lake County Captains game to share their favorite hot dog toppings.
The Black Sheep Pipes & Drums
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
The Black Sheep Pipes & Drums submitted the following information:
Joey Ariemma
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
Joey Ariemma submitted the following information:
TYPE OF MUSIC: Rock
BAND’S GREATEST STRENGTH: Musicianship, intense live show, smashing good looks
SIGNATURE TUNES: “Heartstrings,” “Sharp Contrast Of Tomorrow,” I Want You To Know”
The Don Perry Duo
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
The Don Perry Duo submitted the following information:
MEMBERS (CITIES/VILLAGES OF RESIDENCE): Jefferson and Eastlake
TYPE OF MUSIC: Classic rock, motown, blues
Quinn Sands
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
Quinn Sands submitted the following information:
MEMBERS: Quinn Sands (Euclid)

TYPE OF MUSIC: Americana, alt folk
Atticus Fails
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
Atticus Fails submitted the following information:
TYPE OF MUSIC: Pop/rock
Jane Dough
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
Jane Dough submitted the following information.
TYPE OF MUSIC: vintage/psychedelic/alt-country rock
UPCOMING GIGS: Saturday, (Brendan and Songbird with Jim Volk at ‘The Barking Spider Tavern, www.barkingspidertavern.com; Aug. 14, Beachland Tavern, www.beachlandballroom.com
Men and a Campfire
Jul 03, 2010
Through Facebook and Gmail, we asked area musicians and bands to tell us a bit about themselves and where they can be seen performing in the coming weeks. These capsules, which photos submitted by the artists, are the result. Many of the artists and bands provided MP3s of one of their tunes, which you can stream by finding these capsules on www.News-Herald.com.
Men and a campfire submitted the following information:
MEMBERS: Ryan Zinn (Northfield) and Dale Godbey (Walton Hills)
TYPE OF MUSIC: Americoustic
UPCOMING GIGS: 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Friday at Jammin Java Place, 7007 Pleasant Valley Road, Parma; back there Aug. 20.
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