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Brian Peyton stands in Ravenna's Calvary Catholic Cemetery where his great-grandparents, Lucia and Modesto Calasurdo, are buried. Peyton moved to the neighborhood five years ago, attracted by its "down-to-earth feeling."

Photo by Paul Joseph Brown / P-I

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