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PAGE 3 FEBRUARy 22 - 28, 2018 Rocky River Students’ Band Makes Rock Off Finals WHS Senior Named Winner in An alternative rock band featuring three Rocky River Prudential Spirit of Community Awards High School students beat out Westlake High School senior Carolyn Bedell was named 51 high school bands to make one of the top runners-up in The 2018 Prudential Spirit of the finals in the 2018 Tri-C Community Awards in Ohio. High School Rock-Off. The Spirit of Community Awards is a nationwide program Rocky River senior and lead honoring young people for outstanding acts of volunteerism. guitar William Ridzon, junior Carolyn is one of eight Distinguished Finalists in Ohio. and vocalist Cameron Morris Carolyn joined the Lilly Weston committee, a subcommit- and senior and bass guitarist tee of the Westlake Historical Society, to help preserve the Joe Greenfield, along with Bay pre-Civil War sandstone farmhouse in Westlake and promote Village High School junior and Filler is comprised of Rocky River senior and lead guitar William Ridzon, efforts to turn it into a museum. She organized two community events, created drummer Auden Stevenson, junior and vocalist Cameron Morris and senior and bass guitarist Joe Green- social media sites for the committee and built a website – www.lillyweston.com. make up Filler, which won the field, with Bay Village High School junior and drummer Auden Stevenson. Her efforts helped the group raise $5,000 and double their membership. Carolyn, RRHS Talent Show the week before. Filler is one of 12 finalists in the Rock-Off Final Exam com- along with the Westlake Planning Department, Lilly Weston committee and the petition that will take place at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland on Feb. 17 at 6 p.m. City of Westlake also submitted a Capital bill grant request for $291,000 to fund The band was one of only three selected from the preliminary round on Feb. 3 to move on restoration efforts and turn the home into a museum.