Ashtabula, OH News

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• Denmark Township fire destroys business
• Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day! We'll see some of you on Tuesday.
• Early tribute to a hero
• Something to write about
• Drink to that!
• Pymatuning Valley celebrates graduation of Class of 2012
• Motorcycle riders raise money for Special Olympics
• Richard Reuschling
• Harbor merchants celebrate history, future
• Lantern of Madison holds ribbon cutting for new addition
• Compassionate Friends want to help more people
• LIS sixth graders participate in Outdoor Learning Day at beach
• Students learn about community at PV Middle School
• Holiday weekend brings sizzling start to summer
• Dragon makes history with space station docking
• Casino tax cash could be arriving soon
• Six ready to interview for Buckeye’s super job
• Madison Township man in jail on pending drug charges
• Conneaut City Council studies school safety collaboration
• Fire does significant damage to Lenox Township home
• Six ready to interview for Buckeye’s super job
• Thank you Nassief family for endowing a new scholarship for Ashtabula Campus stu...
• Ready for the holiday weekend? What is everyone planning? Camping? Picnics? Ge...
• Shooting suspect to be tried as adult
• Ohio EPA takes AIM at site of hazardous wastes
• 220 graduate at Lakeside
• Volunteers get more help than needed at rescue spot
• Conneaut looks at demolition funds
• Commissioners look at selling nursing beds
• Lost money?
• Lane to be tried as adult in Chardon High shooting
• Nominate your favorite professor today! (thanks, Carolyn for letting us know the...
• Did anyone hear about this high school yearbook prank? How original and funny!...
• Teenager accused of making threats to ’Bula school boss
• Happy Hearts School holds commencement for its Class of 2012
• OHP will add 180 troopers to ranks in fall
• Virginia Rand delivers her last Star Beacon after 33 years
• Paving work to begin in ’Bula, more streets on list
• Commissioners award county jail upgrade project
• Conneaut man cited in crash that injured five people
• Ashtabula County Community Action employees help elderly, disabled
• Harpersfield group needs help and donations for cleanup
• Response time prompts ambulance intervention in Conneaut
• Conneaut car crash closes Route 20 intersection
• Yacht builder wants to stay in Conneaut
• County commissioners look at ending pilot transportation program
• Reappraisal of real estate may start by late summer in county
• Ashtabula County unemployment rate shows improvement
• GOTL de-lists pit bulls as vicious dogs
• Geneva hopes to net $300,000 for infrastructure needs
• Trial delayed for man accused of disrupting Conneaut council meet
• Another photo of Dr. Brad Keefer has surfaced from the events this past weekend...
• Question for the day: Is anyone going on vacation? Where are you going? Family...
• Election board approves issues for special election
• Group considers recalls of manager, solicitor over raises
• Law with bite: Register vicious dogs
• Here’s the dirt on sandbar rules
• School funds in question
• Conneaut shooter faces felony charge
• Cops collar cash
• Not sure what major to pick or want to know jobs and salaries for your major? C...
• Are you looking for a summer internship or job? We have opportunities at the Gre...
• Arsenio Hall, Kent State Alum, won the Celebrity Apprentice!!!! He raised money...
• Ashtabula Campus History Professor Dr. Brad Keefer plays his "part" in the reded...
• So long, Ashtabula High
• Slice of history
• Wine club creates smash at lodge
• Ohio State Highway Patrol shines light on motorcycle safety
• Groups gather to beautify downtown park
• Geneva rededicates monument as large crowd watches
• Survey finds county residents feeling down
• Boaters remembered during Blessing of the fleet
• Kingsville celebrates tradition while helping library
• Now open
• CFA moves forward on Chestnut Grove work
• Local historical flags on display today at Geneva American Legion
• Gunfire puts Conneaut schools on security alert
• Pay raises prompt ’Bula recall petition
• Lodge manager’s reports are full of good news
• Ashtabula County among top 10 bridge sites
• Work on new intermediate schools almost complete
• Mom working to keep son’s killer behind bars
• Blessing of the Fleet is today on Bridge Street
• May 20, 2012 Letters to the editor: April Tapper
• Public safety concerns over fracking aired
• Gunfire causes Conneaut Schools to go on security alert
• Good luck to Kent State alum Arsenio Hall who is a finalist on Celebrity Apprent...
• Conneaut Area City Schools on alert after police incident
• Another great English class is available as an option!
• Right now it is 57°F Sunny! Plans to get up to 74°F today! Weekend looks to hi...
• Conneaut BOE makes cuts to teaching staff
• Ferrante to unveil new wines, host uncorking party
• Edgewood Senior High School going wireless this summer
• Geneva assesses for street lights
• Controlled burn eliminates eyesore in Plymouth Township
• Geneva Area City School District says goodbye to old Cork Elementary
• Artist readies to paint mural at Smith Field
• Buckeye BOE approves improvement projects
• Summer school to be offered by Buckeye
• Developer says Dollar General makes ‘cents’ for Ashtabula
• Has everyone registered for their Fall classes? Classes will begin to close soo...
• Need a great literature class? Try one of our English options. Dr. Bice will b...
• Star Beacon carriers’ gut instincts play role in saving life
• Buckeye BOE cuts teaching positions
• Houston, Liberty Center have parted ways: reports
• Don’t Frack stops in county
• Family is all too familiar with drug addiction
• Geneva donates generator to GOTL
• Warner to be feted at NAACP scholarship banquet May 28
• Geneva finishes projects as rededication ceremony looms
• Crashes are piling up at work zone
• ACHS hosting first Art Fair at Grandview May 19-20
• We are blocks from Lake Erie and Walnut Beach. Does anyone ever go to the lake t...
• FirstMerit keeps county branches
• Texting ban, teen rules sent to Kasich
• Conneaut BOE tweaks drug/alcohol policy
• FRACKING ONE STEP CLOSER TO REALITY
• Mysterious man runs from traffic stop, drug charges filed
• Fair will salute Purple Heart veterans in 2013
• Ashtabula County grand jury indicts 16 suspects
• Conneaut City Council gives thumbs up to manager
• Commissioners issue four permits for Austinburg sewers
• Conneaut charter changes will appear in November
• Looking for a job this summer? Here is a great article with ideas for summer ti...
• Intersession classes began yesterday... how many of you are taking classes in t...
• Check out this great Geography of Wine class this summer! It Examines the physi...
• Conneaut rezoning gets second reading
• Bank robbery suspect headed to grand jury
• City OKs contracts
• Social networking, perseverance saves lives of two APL canines
• Pet owners must be careful after recall
• Woman may have stabbed man because he said no cash for drugs
• PV looks for new superintendent
• Ohio's first casino opens to music video show
• Some of our students in the wine degrees attended this great workshop!
• For mom, with love
• Hundreds flock to Unionville for annual flea market
• Community turns out as its adopted son returns home
• Dollar General rezoning vote could come Monday
• Spiderweb walkers seek to make a difference
• Our Rose Has Many Vines
• Building Bridges students draw attention to bullying problem with launch
• Crash sends four to hospital by air
• Heroin deaths are under investigation
• Senior citizens get advice on aging at conference
• Outcry doesn’t save prom for couple
• Lakeside High students earn chance to win car by getting good grades
• Fishing boat hits breakwall
• We have students that do this almost every May!! Are you in high school or have...
• Check out this article! We offer many of these majors on our campus!
• Congratulations to Lori Mayfield and all the KSU-Ashtabula Radiologic Technology...
• Post office workers will collect food pantry donations
• Kids reading successes result in llama smooch
• Tire removal to begin Monday at Accurate Iron and Metal
• More white males kill selves
• Firefighters rescue two in Geneva blaze
• Charges pending in meth lab probe
• No prom for them
• War zone reunites boyhood buddies
• Playhouse celebrates Prohibition in ‘Speakeasy’
• David Goswick had a flat tire this morning, so Frank from Campus Communications...
• Many turn out to pay tribute to Pfc. Michael Metcalf
• Radiation at site
• Alleged bank robber charged in two heists
• Excessive speed caused fatal crash
• School issues will fill special-election ballot
• Romney blasted on car bailout
• Geneva schools to auction Austinburg, Cork treasures
• Metcalf procession escorted by 200 motorcyclists
• Catch KSU-Ashtabula Respiratory Therapy program director David Goswick and some...
• More disturbing details on AIM hazardous materials
• Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Connie Schultz returned to her hometown to give...
• Bank heist suspect arrested
• Geneva man killed in one-vehicle crash
• City officials, EPA voice concern after search
• Madison teen caught with daddy’s drugs
• Fatal crash still under investigation
• Conneaut school chief top choice for other district
• 11-year-old mows way up business world
• Austinburg Twp. sewer project accepted by commissioners
• Reported fatality on Route 46
• Great job, Tina!
• Fatal crash still under investigation
• If you've been treated by a nurse in northeast Ohio over the last three decades,...
• You can see the long list of our graduates here.
• Man pleads guilty in Sunday pursuit
• Sheriff gets hearing rescheduled
• East Sixth Street Cafe demolished
• Growth Partnership names scholarship winners
• County to honor soldier who died in Afghanistan
• Park visitors will enjoy art, too
• Blood in creek, no victim found
• Motorists on Route 7 near Interstate 90 beware, you’ve just entered the Crash Zone
• New sanitary sewer project gets under way in Saybrook
• OHP to host annual safety run May 19
• Commencement photos from Friday will be uploaded soon. Please feel free to share...
• APL closes Mondays, open later other days of the week
• Time running out for dogs
• For love of barns
• 1926 Saybrook student, others say goodbye to grade school
• From bikes to autos
• Pastor blesses bikes as motorcycle season begins with today’s Louie Run
• Conneaut port panel working to enhance growth
• Ashtabula County Port Authority capitalizes on Plant C scrap metal
• Churches join together to walk and pray on Ashtabula County’s roads
• Saturday morning crash kills area man
• Through rain, wind and snow, traveling actors make sure the performance goes on
• Grand River Junction Depot
• Plymouth Township man killed in auto crash
• Thank you Star Beacon for realizing the importance of a university commencement.
• Local police applaud texting law
• Ashtabula County Port Authority supports Route 531 project
• KSUA holds spring 2012 commencement ceremony
• Court escapee caught at Pymatuning park
• Health department to hold free in-service program
• Aqua America will be new water provider
• There are now 147 new graduates of Kent State University at Ashtabula who have e...
• From RJ's camera position during rehearsal this morning. (For those who have Tim...
• Ashtabula board member gets award
• GOTL in 34th place in U.S. atlas contest
• Plymouth road work finished in summer
• Power decision
• Decades in making
• Getting the scoop
• Chester man killed in crash
• Conneaut councilman rethinks plan
• Conneaut crash spawns pursuit into Pennsylvania
• County pauses to pray
• Commencement Day! Rehearsal starts in just under an hour. Then the real show sta...
• Just got word that Walnut Beach Clean-up Day is Saturday, May 12 from 10 am to 1...
• Ashtabula County students compete for scholarships
• Buckeye board mulls North Kingsville’s fate
• Welding shop gets tax break
• Deputies circulate Andover Bank robber photograph
• Plasticolors merger will create 50 jobs in near future
• Judge: Suspect in Chardon school shooting competent
• Ohio utility will delay closings of 3 coal plants
• Plants in Elm Street basement not marijuana
• Former state rep to be honored as distinguished former student this Friday.
• Registration due for free senior conference
• County workers must go with direct deposit
• Drunk intruder faces felony burglary charge
• TAG officers discover 234 marijuana plants in Wayne
• Suspected arsonist headed to grand jury
• County’s only year-round homeless shelter needs help
• Geneva, Conneaut public transportation need questioned
• FBI: 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Ohio bridge
• County grand jury indicts several
• Suspended bus driver faces new charge
• Old Harbor High School will soon become a park
• Missing teen discovered at pot-filled party
• Animal lovers take to the streets
• Student Media Club President Tina Bihlajama was in the Harbor during Dr. Castell...
• Local business man and long-time friend of the Ashtabula Campus, Ford Behm will...
• Don't Panic! AITP will save the day when you have the Finals Week Munchies! When...
• GOTL tourist pens book about her memories of annual visits
• Houston turns down 2nd job
• WANNA BUY A FIRETRUCK?
• Welcome to finals week! sssshhhhhhhh.....
• Wheelchair athletes compete at Spire
• Crowd gathers in Chardon for Geauga County Maple Festival crowd gathers in Chardon Square
• Andover Bank branch robbed
• Residents wait to see what comes next with drilling
• LaECI enforcement bill passes the House
• County’s jobless rate tumbles in March
• Boat firm may want building in legal limbo
• Pierpont Township fire victim died from smoke inhalation
• Three positions open on county’s Budget Review Committee
• Geauga County Maple Festival in full swing
• Yes! The Tutoring Center will be open during Finals Week! Math- Monday and Tues...
• Kitchen fire kills 41-year-old man and his dog in Pierpont
• Fight leads man to torch his home
• ODOT truck strikes Geneva school bus
• Drugs found during traffic stop
• County ‘TAGGED’ for more money
• Vehicle drives into Conneaut Dairy Queen
• Geneva renews ball park lease with Kiwanis Club
• Two laws up for review in Conneaut
• Students learn about college, scholarships at annual event
• Writing on the wall leads to arrest
• Check out the end of semester book buy-back. And get a raffle ticket too!
• The Campus is looking forward to welcoming Connie back to Ashtabula. Commencemen...
• Election board sees a busy special ballot
• Car slams through Country Neighbor
• Monroe Township picks a new ambulance provider
• County commissioners to refinance lodge debt
• Commissioners award contract for work on justice building
• Kent State Ashtabula has another one-of-a-kind program. This one is the only one...
• Today is Administrative Professionals Day! Congratulations to all of our Adminis...
• Way out of cuts
• It’s pay-for-play in Geneva
• Conneaut council ending work sessions
• Geneva police arrest driver at home
• Businesses shine at Conneaut Expo
• ’Bula BOE votes to put levy on August ballot
• U.S. fallen soldier has local connection
• Task force predicts mall’s use will change
• State says no to signal in front of Conneaut truck stop
• Thomas Belnap to lead Conneaut’s port panel
• Conneaut City Council to vote on Dollar General rezoning legislation
• The Ashtabula Campus has had two winners in the history of this award. Dr. Susan...
• Don't Forget! Ashtabula Brass Band concert tomorrow night 7:30 in the Campus Aud...
• Hundreds of motorcyclists attend annual Biker Ball
• GOTL a Mother’s Day tradition for many
• Ashtabula County prepares for spring storm
• Angel therapist, local practitioners meet at lodge
• APL qualifies to compete for Rachel Ray contest money
• More than 50 attend Earth Day event in Harbor
• Conneaut schools set to launch autism unit
• Unusual weather creates unique issues for farmers
• County’s state parks gearing up for summer season
• Two Ashtabula fires keep firefighters busy
• Wanted man captured in Sheffield Township
• Spire Institute hosts event to raise funds to fight diabetes
• Buckeye school bus driver is cited in crash
• Plenty of events on tap around area to mark Earth Day
• Capt. Johnson retires after 23 years with APD
• Crash into El Grande still under investigation
• Conneaut Chamber set for Tuesday’s Business Expo
• N. Kingsville warned to watch the spending
• Lots of great reasons to get involved on the Ashtabula campus before the end of...
• Help the Student Ambassadors show support for the family of an Ashtabula Campus...
• CRASHES INJURE FIVE PEOPLE
• Airport Authority, pilots at odds over incidents
• Witness: Girls used for prostitution in Nashville
• Deputies, others have warrants for Pa. fugitive
• Visitors get to tour newest Maples home in North Kingsville
• Traffic stop leads to four arrests
• Psychics, healers to practice at lodge
• ’Bula’s community garden in need of green thumbs
• Geneva woman looks to help Memorial Field
• His poetry knows no boundaries! KSU-Ashtabula English Professor Roger Craik spen...
• SUV flies into former eatery
• Conneaut’s 6-year spending plan has plenty of projects
• County continues to have unhealthy issues
• Commissioner wants to upgrade car pool
• Edgewood frosh will get an option
• Manhunt suspect remains at large
• Wine makers acquire new marketing strategies at lodge
• This was a great concert last year. Please join us for what is becoming a spring...
• Jefferson board slashes 21 teaching positions
• Come this fall, where do you go for books?
• 4-H club recycling partner
• Conneaut bridge work overcomes final hurdle
• Conneaut income tax collections see a jump
• Indigent drug care big county problem
• Conneaut houses will come down
• A farewell to Saybrook school
• Man suspect in dogs’ deaths
• Buckeye super to retire
• Conneaut woman hit ‘hard’ by truck in Bula
• Dr. Brian Castellani is asking for help with a student-organized event: “This We...
• If you ever wanted to learn how to create simple video productions, now is your...
• Conneaut prison ready to max out
• Bula has new auditor
• Birthday gifts go to the dogs
• County grand jury indicts 18 suspects
• Andover Bank expands facility
• Hitman hiring trial delayed until July
• Hey Guys, It's Molly Scharping, Advisor at KSUA. If you haven't heard about KONY...
• Hey Guys, THIS Thursday April 19th at 2:15 PM in the Main Hall Room C106 Dr. Kla...
• Conneaut generates lots of dough
• Pet help center needs help
• Plane owner downplays incident
• Never a dull moment
• Crashes leave one dead; several injured
• GET YOUR MOTORS RUNNING
• AFTER THE CRASH
• Dick Griffiths given key to Geneva
• 2 killed in Geneva Twp. crash
• He now faces 40 years
• APL working for online votes
• ASHTABULA’S TITANIC SURVIVOR
• Plant reprieve?
• Dollar General says location right for store
• I-90 work dominates 2012 ODOT schedule
• County Safety Council gets state accolades
• Hygiene items sought for hospitalized vets
• Heartbreak of cancer reflected in quilt project
• Shore erosion threatens street
• Hasty decision costs pistol-packin’ man
• Children Services honors local successes
• Geneva city, police near agreement
• Beatitude House planning open house
• Commissioners listen to people’s concerns
• Owner finds burglars in home
• Long after his passing, former Ashtabula Campus professor Dick Jaskela is fondly...
• Mother, siblings miss Titanic
• Toxins found in ‘nontoxic’ nail polishes
• Brown backs Geneva’s business incubator
• Cutting precincts delayed a year
• Police arrest man in fuel dousing attack
• Conneaut teen holds memorial balloon launch
• Commissioners take meeting to Shores
• Could this be the career you're looking for? Join us TODAY at 4:30 or 5:30 in th...
• ‘Wreckless act,’ wheel off plane reported at airport
• Madison HS suspect gets bound over
• You can pay to have your named walked on
• Regional airport looks at marketing
• Developer to detail plans at meeting in Conneaut
• It’s a good morning in a remodeled office
• FBI joins search for bank robber
• Kent wins grant points
• Harpersfield park building gone despite group trying to save it
• Twisted Innovations hosts ‘Diesel Day’ for trucks
• Rachel Ray could help county APL
• Area Christians celebrate resurrection at sunrise
• Bank robber sought
• Area church creates new focal point for worship
• Area real estate market has twists and turns
• Egg hunts keep children scrambling for treats
• Gearing up for Easter Sunday
• Eggs, bunnies still fill Easter baskets
• Area residents lose big bucks in scam
• Prison work crews will stay — for now
• Children gobble up 3,000 Easter eggs during hunt
• Big changes coming to campus this fall...and they're starting now.
• Congratulations to the AITP students who came home with hardware from the nation...
• Food project meeting set for April 17
• Local dentist says radiation minor with modern x-rays
• Conneaut superintendent goes job shopping again
• Payless loss means one less mall store
• Conneaut police must find another place to test shooting
• Pinwheels spin a story of hope
• Transitioning to civilian life not so simple for battle-wounded Marines
• Could this be the career you're looking for? Join us Tuesday night...
• Sheriff’s Election Commission hearing will be held May 10
• Conneaut’s athletes would get 2nd chance under proposed policy
• Redrawn 99th District a factor in November
• Legislation ahead to lock up OHP’s role at Conneaut prison
• Ashtabula County commissioners weigh bids for three projects
• Jefferson Police Chief Steve Febel to retire Dec. 23
• Recession is weighing heavily on young workers
• Geneva getting bids to revamp Western County Courthouse
• SUV does about $50,000 of damage to lift station
• Madison Township police on lookout for robbery suspect
• Man arrested at Madison High School arraigned
• The deadline to apply for select scholarships has been extended until April 30....
• We were sorry to hear of the passing last week of a popular former professor her...
• NK cools to idea of obtaining old elementary school
• Lake Avenue Plaza site for latest food pantry
• Councilman wants control of boards
• Police seek suspect who hit, doused woman with gas
• Ashtabula K-9 officers stay ‘fur’ now, gone April 15
• GENEVA vs. KENT
• Hunt is on!
• Dream becomes reality
• Princess Ball a hit in Jefferson
• Taking care of child support payments Bush’s work for 30 years
• Connecticut man charged with trespassing at Madison High School
• Travis Hobson has found formula for success
• Three juveniles charged in bleacher blaze
• Campaign complaints filed against sheriff
• Rain doesn’t stop Easter egg hunt
• Bonnie Elliott retires from Victims of Crime Office
• Yes...Route 45 is open again! That didn't take long, now did it?
• Business happy with sidewalk work
• Woman back home for book signing
• Football field fire damage at $175,000
• Officer kills knife-wielding Chardon man
• Conneaut council looks at Painesville housing plan
• LOTTERY FEVER
• Ashtabula County’s United Way honors donors, volunteers
• Jefferson Area Local Schools mulls cuts
• Conneaut’s mystery developer is Dollar General
• Charges may be filed in attack on teenager
• Commissioners choose wind energy development partner
• Memorial plaque installed at Kevin Cornelius Park
• N. Kingsville couple in their 60s suspected in meth-making lab
• Election board certifies results of March primary
• A day of prayer and healing
• Public invited to comment on Ashtabula Harbor dredging project
• Mom gives tip on meth lab
• Gym may be used to house prisoners
• Ashtabula Township gets permission to remove 45,000 tires
• Fruit trees hit hard by freeze, grapes fare better
• County unemployment down slightly
• Man escapes Conneaut mobile home fire
• Dream coming true for SJP
• Nice job, students, faculty and staff on the Ashtabula Campus!
• Stolen car turfs Geneva field
• I-90 construction changes Conneaut flow of traffic
• Dozen say no to store
• SJP moves to Saybrook
• Recreation, farmer’s market possible at old Tannery Hill
• 15 indicted by grand jury
• Big rock hits Geneva cruiser
• If you go through the intersection at State Routes 45 and 20 (north and south) b...
• It's the only program of its kind in the state. And the Ashtabula Campus is offe...
• Cleveland music students debut selection in Ashtabula
• Genevan in the Navy, comes home for Eagle Scout award
• Damage severe in blaze
• Caring about canines
• Warm weather could be dangerous for boaters
• Family remembers life of Katie Whitman through blood drive
• Car enthusiasts gather for fun and to look for parts
• Chestnut Grove tree project needs plan
• Park Haven Nursing Home has moved all its residents
• Braden honors cancer patient with donation
• Commissioners hold meeting on Appalachian Regional Commission grants
• Buyer eyes non-polluted portion of lot
• Conneaut sending group to school gunman seminar
• Northwest Savings to celebrate Community Banking Week
• North Kingsville planning its 100th birthday party
• Whitman blood drive Sat.
• Belconis gets to retire for good after this year
• Conneaut streets need more money
• North Kingsville considers fee for meth cleanup
• Weather gets ‘A’ in helping school projects
• Nursing home blast boosts meth measure
• Holiday Dragon needs money
• For those who use this route to campus...
• Geneva BOE makes huge cuts
• Developer buys Saybrook Elementary School
• Kingsville man charged with child pornography
• Drugs, loaded pistol found after traffic stop
• Blasting caps came from N. Kingsville; more found
• Occupy protesters submit video to support their case
• Buckeye BOE approves contract with operational staff
• Soldier’s lawyer plans trip to Afghanistan
• Man who gave pills to sons gets 3 years
• Ukraine doctors start health tour in Conneaut
• Parks board pleads for money, advice
• Board of Elections claims to have insufficient funds for November election
• Tax credit offers businesses incentive to hire
• Auditor’s employee makes certain gas flows accurately
• COW KISSING IN CONNEAUT
• Meth lab didn’t hurt Park Haven air
• Council ‘leaves’ items out of tree measure
• Mild weather boost for lodge
• Charges keep mounting against Geneva motorist
• Spring arrives; winter never did
• Thank you to all involved in this very successful event on Friday!
• Fiery crash kills driver of ATV
• Rolling in ravioli
• Area’s Irish have their day in the lime light
• Realtors help community support hospice care
• Lift Bridge Landing opens on Bridge Street
• State fire marshal visits Ashtabula County
• Should canine officers be paid overtime?
• United Way of Ashtabula County hits 98 percent of goal
• KSU-A hosts annual English Festival for middle school students
• Stop by the Harbor Perk at 5:30 tonight to meet members of the LGBT Alliance Stu...
• County OKs new budget anticipating state cuts
• Conneaut schools ready for more cuts
• Woman says she’s walking back to jail, never arrives
• New store may spur Conneaut rezoning
• Watch the new TV commercial for summer. Register for summer classes now!
• State tax commissioner nixes Spire’s application
• EPA says State Road tires are a health hazard
• ’Bula city manager plans to end K-9 officer program
• Restoration of Hotel Ashtabula a sign of hope and spring
• Study finds Ohio’s 65-plus population up 7.6 percent
• Wall Street traders drive up price of gas
• Commissioners to put ‘treasures’ on Ashtabula County’s auction site
• Distraught family awaits news on missing relative
• State Highway Patrol is investigating fatal crash in Windsor Township
• County residents voice concerns about wells
• How sweet it was
• State revoking license at Park Haven home
• Conneaut ready to uproot old tree, shrub law
• American Water builds structure without permit
• Economic garden could bear fruit
• Cause of deadly barn fire may remain a mystery
• Western County Court remodeling on time, budget with June completion
• Conneaut will revive its demolition program
• Prescription drug bust includes bonus: Marijuana
• Officials on the road
• Park Haven slapped with many violations
• Firms holding their own
• Police raid drug house
• 13 indicted by grand jury
• Toledo man charged in South County melee
• Deadline for voting is Wednesday. Get your vote in now. Please go to the photo b...
• Weather sweet, but not for maple syrup
• Local Girl Scouts alumnae share their memories
• Ohio request for disaster declaration denied
• Edgewood Trailer Park gets a facelift
• Hundreds attend Dr. Seuss reading event at the mall
• Compassionate friends helps those who have lost kids
• A-Tech student needs your vote for college scholarship
• Ashtabula man indicted in murder
• Bizarre happenings
• No bids on Saybrook Elementary or old Ashtabula High School
• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestant, musician encourages kids
• One more week before Spring Break! Where are YOU going?
• Strike stops collections of blood in N. Ohio
• Commissioners meet about ARC
• Sears to close store in June
• Commissioners take sessions on the road
• Mentor spelling champ off to D.C.
• The Ashtabula Campus is taking part in the Let's Can Hunger Challenge issued by...
• More than $14 million in liens filled against owner of Spire
• Consumers have their say on water rate increase
• High winds push flames into dry grass and weeds
• Nursing home meth lab fire death ruled accidental
• Drug dealer arrested in TAG raid
• Union for juvenile corrections officers presents contract to commissioners
• Firefighters from 3 counties battle Madison Township nursing home fire
• AACS to slash 30 teaching positions
• I-90 tractor-trailer fire melts tons of candy
• Ashtabula voters pass income tax and recall issues
• Bailey and Carlo get parties’ nod for commissioners race
• Grassroot supporters come out for Paul
• Voter turnout in Ashtabula County ‘miserably low’
• Charges pending in nursing home meth lab
• Voters say no to AACS levy
• Ashtabula County commissioners proclaim March 4-10 as 4-H Week
• Meth lab blast kills one at nursing home
• McKinsey has a date with wrecking ball
• Plan would get Ashtabulans up and moving
• Artist’s renderings on line for wine, culinary center
• Chardon T-shirts for sale in Geneva
• Home show ends successful weekend
• Presidential race a ballot highlight
• Blast rocks Park Haven
• Get to know a little about Tochi O. Ubani, Assistant Professor of Nursing at Ken...
• Commissioners review 2012 budget recommendation
• Teenager escapes serious injury after being struck by car
• Ashtabula Towne Square hosts Ashtabula County Home Show
• Speaker offers advice for finding meaning in life
• Ashtabula County Red Cross honors 12 people
• Warren house fire kills 4
• Ashtabula County takes 13th place as micropolitan
• Two raids net drugs, cash and three arrests
• Man’s death leads to gigantic meth operation
• Fundraising under way for 4-H poultry barn at the fairgrounds
• Wake begins for CHS victim as students go back to school
• New sheriff’s cruisers on display at Ashtabula Towne Square
• Feher, Lovas swap election board jobs
• One man caught, second sought in Windsor burglary
• Grant money for Plant C upgrades needed now
• Seismic testing comes in spring
• Hilltoppers win part of healing process
• Coach says he prayed with dying students
• Vacant house may be cause of skate park woes
• Genevan charged with child porn
• Woman catches burglar in the act
• The deadline to apply for scholarships is ONE MONTH away! Take a few minutes to...
• Local grief counselor says Chardon students, staff will need ongoing therapy
• Another water rate increase in works
• Jefferson man arraigned in Madison Township bank robbery
• ACMC welcomes two Leap Day babies
• Ashtabula County Health Department holds open house
• Costumes and dancing promise to dazzle audiences
• Two hurt in crash in Conneaut
• World watches Chardon mourn
• Prosecutor says shooting suspect someone ‘not well’
• Courts can’t ID problem students
• New fire station for Madison, more on way
• County has list of sewer problems
• County looks at audit
• Eggleston says gravel in wetlands will vanish
• Commissioners look into coastal management
• Plaintiffs purchase Cleveland Hotel
• Prosecutor: Chardon High School shooting suspect is ’not well’
• Can YOU go the distance? 4th Annual Taylor Memorial 5k is set to run April 28. G...
• Third student dies in Chardon shooting
• Members of the Ashtabula Campus Justice Club participated in the Polar Bear Plun...
• Student brain dead after shooting
• City Council to assess lighting
• Bank robber’s plans foiled when he makes a U-turn
• County schools placed on alert
• Streets crowded as parents wait to pick up kids
• Jefferson man helps nab school shooter
• Parents gather to pick up their children after shooting
• Teacher from Jefferson reportedly chased gunman
• One dead, four wounded in Chardon High School shooting – UPDATED
• One dead, four wounded in shooting at Chardon High - UPDATE
• Oscar magic hits lodge
• Once paralyzed, woman ready to do some walking
• Upstairs, downstairs
• Girl Scouts learn of world cultures
• Plungers take a beating from Lake Erie to help Special Olympics
• Industry waste worries Conneaut officials
• Ministry celebrates move to new location
• Felony charges are filed in ATV vs. cop incident
• BRICKS COME CRASHING DOWN
• 21-year-old Austinburg man dies in crash
• Area seniors concerned about taxes, surviving
• Mustangs gallop past competition to win Scholastic Bowl
• Utility work well under way at Conneaut football stadium
• ’Bula businessman plans to sue city over traffic cameras
• Thieves are taking catalytic converters from parked cars
• Felony charges are filed in ATV vs. cop incident
• Airport gets new name, retains classification
• Safety forces fear grant money will be harder to get
• The challenge has been made and accepted. Help Ashtabula Campus students in thei...
• One week until the AITP Rummage Sale. Have you donated all of your rummage yet?
• Sears store closing at Ashtabula Towne Square
• Value of building in county tops $37 million in 2011
• Registration still available for Polar Bear Plunge
• Conneaut rezoning meet will be held on March 26
• Photos fade, but the fines do not
• Erie man arrested after Pennsylvania robbery
• Officers serve up fun at Mary’s Diner
• Ashtabula County gets money back for costs in tax bill recall
• Congratulations to all who made the President's and Dean's Lists for the fall 20...
• Area congregations mark start of Lent
• Basketball game takes LHS students to court
• Crash kills man walking along road
• Feds give their blessing to Dorman bridge plan
• Conneaut ‘youth summit’ attracts concerned crowd
• Don't forget! An Evening with Joshua Giddings tonight at 7:00 p.m. Relive the ti...
• Local Head Start gets flat funding for new year
• ’Bula police arrest two in meth lab bust
• Two harbors in the county aided by Obama's budget
• Stimulus a mixed bag for Ashtabula County
• Reconfiguration of I-90-Route 11 ramps still a few years away
• Five-vehicle crash sends 3 to hospital, closes road
• Jefferson Village votes to purchase a new fire truck
• Vegetable gardening.
• End in sight
• Knowledge is power
• Grandparents relearning parental skills
• Country star to perform at County Fair
• LHS students to perform ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’
• Start registering for summer classes today!
• Perry couple brews up a new coffeehouse
• Conneaut planners urge zoning change for retailer
• Amnesty Days return to Municipal Court in March
• Bailey, Brommer, seek to be Republican commissioner candidate
• Covered Bridge Festival Committee seeks photos for calendar contest
• Leap to AC Health Department for Preparedness Day Feb. 29
• An "Evening with Joshua Giddings" is this Wednesday at 7 pm in the Auditorium. T...
• Right to recall on city ballot
• Retiring teachers won't be replaced
• Public gets chance to tour new school building
• Freeze Fest goes on without the freeze
• Breakfast Bonanza helps Wayne church help others
• Senior Center partners with Spire for healthy walks
• ICE officers at work in Ashtabula County
• Orwell fatal fire victim identified
• DEA raids home in Rome Township
• Benefits are scheduled for ailing 12-year-old
• ’Bula school district seeks emergency levy
• Madison Middle School students are Patriot’s Pen winners
• An Evening with Joshua Giddings is Wednesday, February 22 at 7 pm. Listen to Pro...
• Black History Month Display in the Library this month. Produced by the Ashtabula...
• Heat comes with changes
• Ashtabulans who work elsewhere may pay more
• County projects out for bid
• Madison Fire District begins ambulance service for money
• NK school may become new village hall
• Young scientists get the answers
• A theft complaint leads to Richmond drug arrest
• Plymouth buys old school site
• Friend has no doubt who fire victim is
• 'Bula police plan to implement community method
• Conneaut schools boss not talking about shakeup
• G.O. Ministries plans grand opening at Thurgood Marshall
• Neighbors believe victim is John Muscenti of Mentor
• Representative from Portman’s office visits commissioners
• Carlo faces challenge from within the party
• Ex-Conneaut woman finalist in MLB contest
• Congratulations to our students being honored tonight!
• OHP dispatchers transfer to Warren on Feb. 25
• Ashtabula County couples tie knot on Valentine’s Day
• Redstone Schoolhouse looking to expand autism program in Jefferson
• Arrows help clear up courthouse confusion
• Three people arrested in North Kingsville meth lab
• Geneva Business Expo to be held Thursday
• Conneaut summit will address problem of rootless kids
• Committee members look at ’Bula’s paving list
• Security cameras may be erected at skate park
• The AITP Rummage Sale is March 2 & 3, 9-4 in the Gym. What will YOU find there?
• Cash coming?
• A great Valentine’s Day for those who love snow
• Alcohol suspected in fatal crash
• Conneaut man OK to help in defense
• Restaurant tour goes well despite weather
• Is it Monday again already? OK...don't answer that. But you can be part of a st...
• Snow brings fun
• Landowners’ group works under the radar
• Famous circus owner was fixture in Geneva theater
• Local manufacturing industry not dead
• ’Bula man dies in crash
• Conneaut’s development headquarters takes shape
• Sheriff’s detectives net two active meth labs
• Former Ashtabula resident killed in car crash Tuesday
• Ashtabula County is near top in 2011 bear sightings
• ACMC teams up with Goodwill on Valentine’s Day
• Conneaut Middle School’s Goodwill drive big success
• Break-in results in felony charges
• Can YOU design an image that will get people to remember to check their email?
• Start looking for YOUR scholarship for fall 2012 now!
• Presses stopped
• Commissioners pay to get the business
• Elections board gets help with time-consuming tasks
• Property owners must pay for meth labs in Jefferson
• Airport takes off with a new name
• Murder suspect kills self at mother’s grave
• Grand Valley sixth grader wins Ashtabula County Spelling Bee
• Sports, academics to come together
• Felony charge filed in robbery
• Conneaut Chamber lauds top citizen, ‘Champions’
• City of Ashtabula looking for new auditor
• Ashtabula County building projects readied for bids
• Conneaut’s unpaved roads will get priority status in 2012
• More Post Secondary Enrollment Options Information Nights coming your way. High...
• Red Cross holding breakfast for ‘Community Heroes’
• New film showcases county’s scenic rivers
• Students can donate clothing to Goodwill
• County’s 2-1-1 even helps birds get home
• Don't forget! Volleyball Club in the gym today, Noon to 3! That'll keep you warm...
• 5 homeless
• Consultants to assess contaminated land
• Commissioners hear concerns about sewers in Austinburg
• Scamming for puppies
• Eight indicted by grand jury
• East Sixth Street Cafe faces razing in spring
• More money woes for the Lake County sheriff
• 2 meth labs in 1 home
• Need for jobs tops county survey
• Amputee takes one step at time
• A SUPER DAY
• Fatal stabbing suspects won’t face any charges
• Mom gets two years for giving pills to her kids
• Pairings kicks off campaign for wine and culinary center
• Conneaut Middle School wins state fitness award, equipment
• Conneaut man with knife charged with kidnapping
• Student charged with assault on a police officer
• State program designed to cut number of juveniles sent to ODYS
• Platinum workers aren’t being paid
• Woman climbs out of icy river
• 2-1-1 system aids people in need
• Commissioners to help with sewer
• Ashtabula tax forms in the mail
• Conneaut woman, 89, hurt in crash
• Geneva American Legion remembers Four Chaplains
• Port project gets Pa. funds
• Flu mild, so far
• Deputies want safe streets during Super Bowl Sunday
• Sarah Udell is PV district spelling bee champ for second year in a row
• Madison man to serve 30 days in jail for vehicular homicide
• Court’s report confirms weigh scales made money
• Local plant plans to hire 40 people
• Property values are down, taxes are up and the bill is in the mail
• Jury trial set for April in hitman case
• Snowman contest adds fans’ vote component
• County unemployment on rise
• Come celebrate Black History Month with us!
• Early voting for March 6 primary under way
• County dog owners get license reprieve
• Geneva eateries burgled
• Plaque placed in LHS to remember Day
• Reader’s Digest contest: Ashtabula is No. 1 in Ohio
• Commissioners approve homemakers contracts
• Man hangs himself from motel balcony
• Madison Country Club in foreclosure
• Empty buildings beckon business to the lakefront
• The Ashtabula Campus Library February Monthly Display will feature artifacts fro...
• Man charged in sex case hangs self in county jail
• Spelling bee ends with ‘carnage’
• Oxygen saves puppy
• Home Show nears
• Fire causes $6,000 in damage to home
• Check out Winterfest in Geneva this weekend! The Kent State Ice Carvers will sh...
• Wintry royalty crowned at Geneva event
• Geneva thinking cold weather for annual Winterfest event
• Landowners may soon be looking for lease loopholes
• Ohio gets new software to better track emergencies
• Easy on the pocketbook: Area enjoys unusually warm winter weather
• Conneaut educator gives Marine tour a ‘Hoo-Rah!’
• Orwell woman hurt in fatal crash
• Clatterbuck at home as new nursing home administrator
• Buckeye to add forensic science as an elective
• Geauga County Tourism Vistor Guide is offering contest
• The deadline to apply for the Radiologic Technology class that begins in June is...
• Saybrook Fire Station addition on hold, new truck ordered
• Men Who Cook event raises close to $20,000 for Catholic Charities
• Catholic Charities needs volunteers for its guardianship program
• Downtown Laughs returns to Casa Capelli Restaurant
• ’Bula man accidentally shot upgraded to fair condition
• Conneaut may revisit rules for snowmobiles
• County loses longtime voice of sports
• State investigates health care provider
• 57 jobs lost – Power station in Ashtabula Township to go dark Sept. 1
• Ashtabula County radio personality dies
• County commissioners to merge departments
• Lumber to be put on county online auction site
• Arthur Louis Steel to buy former True Temper property
• ’Bula man accidentally shot by girlfriend
• Donatone reveals details of new intermediate schools
• Lake County raises sales tax by a half percent, to 6.75
• Dad who gave sons pills pleads guilty to charges
• Ashtabula chamber welcomes Forsythe as new president
• Bad parking leads to several charges for Geneva man
• Ashtabula to condemn house
• Despite weather, work continues on courthouse
• Students celebrate Year of Dragon
• Commissioners, trustees to meet on Austinburg sewer project
• Heating oil drains into Rock Creek
• County nursing home inks lease with dialysis provider
• Edgewood graduate in Valentine’s TV commercial
• Ferry service proposal sinking
• Friends come to aid of nearly homeless Rock Creek couple
• The summer schedule of classes is available for viewing only! Take a look and s...
• Conneaut Middle School helps Goodwill with drive
• Seniors get more services in Conneaut
• Council ‘sinks’ cash into project
• Homeless get counted
• Homeless get counted
• Conneaut Marine helps ready Afghanistan women for future
• Murder suspect dies; victim couldn’t escape
• ATC+PTA=Increased Opportunities for YOU! Here is an email sent to a list of Cert...
• Early morning fire destroys home
• Fundraising kicks off for Geneva culinary center
• Kids discover fitness at Cove
• Meatball competition puts spice in winter doldrums
• Update: Cindy Perry identified as murder victim
• Family gives all for less fortunate critters
• Aquarium debuts along Cleveland’s riverfront
• CCA tax assistance
• Medical-marijuana effort in Ohio advances
• Well the first two weeks of classes are over...how is everyone doing? If You n...
• Deputies find meth lab in stolen camper
• Area attorney suspended for conduct violations
• Judge grants continuance in school referendum case
• Eight students to compete in Ashtabula County Spelling Bee
• Area man still in hospital after hitting train
• You can buy three schools come March 9
• Cleveland Hotel slated for sheriff sale Feb. 27
• Rock Creek fifth-grader 'targets' for spelling bee win
• Icy blast makes driving a thrill
• County students practice for pending Scholastic Bowl
• Child-Williams, Ducro combine funeral services
• NK police on move with Humvees
• Hitman hiring suspect indicted
• School bus driver suspected in sexual assaults in court
• Thank you Mary Byrne Dixon! You were the Ashtabula Campus' page ONE THOUSANDTH L...
• New Wine Degrees on the Ashtabula Campus are featured in a Daily Kent Stater art...
• Plasticolors purchases new product lines
• Conneaut bracing for flood of red ink
• Average age of U.S. vehicles hits record 10.8 years
• Burger King broiler fire sends employees, customers running in Ashtabula Township
• Jefferson Village Council praises street department for snow-free roads
• Jefferson referendum committee offended by letter
• Old tree bows out during wind storm
• Geneva police capture runaway inmate
• Printing operations moving to Warren
• Bus driver charged with sex crimes due in court
• Man on roof keeps area law enforcement busy
• Property owners get extra time on taxes
• 60 mph winds, rain wipe out area power
• Some Conneaut dogs improving, one to be euthanized
• ‘7:32’ tells the story of bridge disaster onstage
• No charges for defunct Conneaut dog rescue
• Woman charged after struggle with cops and firefighters
• Ashtabula asks court to ‘modify’ or ‘vacate’ arbitrator’s ruling on police officer’s firing
• The LGBT Alliance student organization meets for the first time this semester to...
• Firefighter spots blaze on way to false alarm
• GOTL seeks OEPA mercury variance
• Cruise experts say business not sunk
• 44 years later, family still enjoys winter fun
• Bus fire slows traffic on I-90
• Prison warden says CCA will be good partner, neighbor
• ANOTHER BIG ACCOMPLISHMENT
• Prosecutor urges Ohio to appeal death penalty case
• Cherry Valley family loses home, puppies and possessions
• Community Action ready to help with heating bills
• Horse training runs in the blood
• Home Depot to hire area spring workers
• Brock Reese wins spelling bee in Geneva
• County commissioners approve EMA resolutions
• New tax credit program encourages business owners and private investors
• Dorset woman charged with hiring a hitman
• Software issues delay Ashtabula County real estate tax bills
• Commissioners want Growth Partnership to gather data
• Don't forget...First Year Experience meets for the first time this semester tomo...
• Last-minute participant wins Ridgeview spelling bee
• No such luck
• Warmer days aid school demolition
• Semi flips on 90 in Lake County, crimps traffic
• Big storm makes weary work for Alaskans
• Commissioners don’t want to get soaked by proposed Ohio law
• Courthouse wing cooled by bad boiler
• Industrial park awaits tenants
• Marshals nab fugitive who skipped out in Erie
• Madison mourns inspiring teen
• Even though the first week of the semester is almost over, there is still time t...
• Jefferson BOE thrilled with new office building
• Conneaut man bound over in Pa., on meth charges
• Stranman is Reader’s Digest ‘Community Leader of the Week’
• Madison Township buys new health care coverage
• Ashtabula BOE chooses leaders
• Madison Township police still looking for missing man
• Public meetings scheduled for today to discuss sales tax hike for Lake County
• Bulldogs focus on bullying awareness
• Two dogs die, house gutted in Sheffield Township fire
• It’s possible Lake Erie may not freeze over
• April in January
• SPIRE seeks relief on real estate taxes
• Meth lab discovered in Austinburg
• City officials confident prison drama finished
• Saybrook 6th grader is Top Bee
• Please welcome the Ashtabula Campus' newest Academic Advisor - Jennifer Kafferli...
• Free food in the Commons...now until 2!
• Spring 2012 Tutoring Center Hours!
• Hubbard House Underground Railroad Museum Annual Film Festival.
• Carlo heads commissioners
• Near new school, old problem: People illegally dumping trash
• Road rage ends in arrest
• Geneva has one option for slippery intersection
• Conneaut police optimistic about portable scales grant
• Shoplifter returns to steal more
• Wanna buy a swamp?
• At 10, girl has her life ‘spelled’ out’
• Storytimes.
• Welcome Back Days (Day 2)
• FREE food in the Commons from noon to 2 today...Welcome Back!
• Ready to get back into shape? Then FOCUS
• Warmer temps here for awhile
• Welcome Back Days (Day 1)
• Are you ready to start the semester? Don't forget free food in the Commons from...
• Horse left at Amish-area Walmart needs home
• Richland County plans fund to fight injection wells
• Snowy owl spotted during New Year’s Eve bird count
• 2012 could bring port project news
• Scammers calling the elderly is on the rise
• January is good month for bargain shoppers
• EMA seeks bids on $100,000 communications software
• Police get help in search for missing area man
• Trial is delayed until April for Conneaut man
• Jefferson BOE swears in new member, elects 2012 officers
• Big garage fire accidental, city fire marshal concludes
• OHP still investigating truck-car crash on I-90
• Conneaut, Geneva get into ACTS
• Injured dogs, dead snakes pulled from woman’s home
• Magazine recognizes Classic Car Cruise
• City of Conneaut, schools to explore shared services
• DeWine says OHP to probe cases in Conneaut prison
• Energy producer working with county on ‘fracking’
• ’Bula’s new city manager talks about first 35 days in office
• County has first baby of 2012
• Conneaut will track time, cash spent on prison calls
• Conneaut council mulls future of work sessions
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest two burglary suspects
• Geneva sets its budget and appropriates funds
• Lights!...Camera!...and lots of makeup according to Professor Perusek. Our own D...
• Conneaut woman headed to grand jury on drug case
• We like it when our students help with advertising. The new PSEO radio spots fea...
• Prison crime is Conneaut's problem - for now
• Proactive committee formed to protect mall jobs
• Restoring a local historical landmark
• Ashtabula to get grant to rehab Lake Avenue houses
• A great story about one of our students!
• The story of the Ashtabula Campus and its unique wine-making degrees made the Pl...
• Welcome to 2012. The campus is now open. This week: The Student Services Office...
• Lake Erie delivers winter with gusto
• Local photographer to host photo gallery, vendor fair
• HERE IT COMES
• We hope you had a great 2011…and are looking forward to a fresh start in 2012! W...
• Former victim of sexual attack shares story four decades later
• Technology in the courtroom saves time and money
• Sex crimes are reported more often, but many still don’t come forward
• Judge Gary Yost’s courtroom to offer video arraignments, records
• Arlington National Cemetery wreath adorns Vietnam casualty’s grave in Geneva
• Sartini presents Homesafe with a $10,000 check
• Ashtabula brothers remain in jail after raid on home
• Prison sale done, documentation to be filed Tuesday
• Filmmakers say acts of kindness go a long way
• Woman pleads not guilty in basketball game fray
• Two men arrested in Saybrook meth lab bust
• Elected officials get kudos from Ashtabula County commissioners
• Sears spares county stores
• County calls moratorium on water capital fees
• Commissioners vote on water-line maintenance
• drugs, guns, electronics and money
• Jazz Festival coming to downtown Ashtabula
• Making a comeback: Change in law seen as positive for county tourism
• Red Eagle Distillery prepares to take flight
• Legal problems plague Medieval Faire
• District nets $52,500 grant from Chardon company for technology
• Geneva BOE will not go to voters in March for money
• Ashtabula Area City Schools BOE approves Harbor-Topky budget
• Neal’s Shoes closing ’Bula location after 41 years
• Kingsville native authors dyslexia legislation
• Sears to close up to 120 Kmart and Sears stores to raise cash
• Sheriff’s deputies continue search for bank robbery suspects
• Ashtabula in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Don't forget, the Ashtabula Campus is closed this week. We'll be back on January...
• Lakeside grad adjusts to school and performance
• Sand is turning to gold as drilling boom comes to Ohio
• Ashtabula man arrested in hit-skip at Erie casino
• Sales and returns draw after-Christmas shoppers to stores
• Good time to make sure home safe from fire problems
• A safe and substance-free venue for area and touring bands is West End
• Group says prison sale bad
• Fracking brings well of issues
• Drugs fuel crime
• Woman convicted of backing into crowd will appeal
• Christmas Eve quake reported in Youngstown
• Madison inspires free gift shop for children in need
• Last-minute shoppers hit area's stores
• Bank robbed at gunpoint
• Ashtabula man keeps railroad life alive in his basement
• Trial date set for man charged with sex crimes
• OHP will handle prison’s crime cases, says state
• Jefferson referendum petitions to delay school purchase declared invalid
• Local retailers generally pleased with sales
• Have a great holiday weekend!!!
• Congratulations to this year's winner for the Ashtabula Campus page in the Star...
• N. Kingsville seeks surplus military vehicles for police
• Hunger pangs land ’Bula man in jail
• Missing APL dog is safe, but back at shelter for now
• Edgewood Senior High School still has issues with auditorium sound equipment
• Buckeye BOE covers many topics at meeting
• Ex-middle school land will be sold at auction
• Detention policy questioned at Buckeye meeting
• Jefferson Village appreciates mild weather, looking forward to 2012
• ACMC to hold Oscar watch party at lodge on Feb. 26
• Masked gunman steals, returns car
• Turbine twirling but not yet 100 percent
• Men must pay back workers comp more than $200,000
• North Kingsville police looking for robbery suspect
• Ashtabula County one of 16 that suffered greatest job losses
• More Conneaut houses could be on hit list
• Lakeside Intermediate receives $25,000 check for technology
• Repairs under way to big lakefront generator
• County unemployment rate down for November
• Who is getting ready to travel for the break and where?
• Elderly pooch takes off from home for holidays
• Churches, club ensure holiday meal for needy
• Ashtabula has 2012 budget ready
• Candidates’ petitions get election board OK
• County’s homeless pets need help
• Holiday scene turns tragic
• See the list of December graduates here...
• Congratulations Dr. Deborah Bice, KSU at Ashtabula Associate Professor of Englis...
• Attorney General files lawsuit against local business
• Power returns to Lights on the Lake
• Lights shine for service people
• Community steps up to help right a wrong
• Couple has fostered nearly a hundred children over 20 years
• ’Bula native will be on morning talk show to discuss soap opera role
• Firefighters fight stubborn chimney fire
• It was a great night with our largest graduating class at the Ashtabula campus!!...
• Bus driver’s pretrial hearing set for Jan. 19
• Students have a plan for area’s future
• A-Tech Public Safety Academy prepares students for careers, college
• Geneva Eagles are making a difference
• Lodge a winner with wines
• Public hearing is ahead on Saybrook assessments
• In the ACTS
• Health issues freed bus driver suspect
• Occupy group in solidarity with woman losing home
• Congratulations to all of our graduates today!!!!
• Finals Week Refreshments are being served in the Commons by members of AITP toda...
• Investigation continues into marijuana operation
• Man hears five-day jail sentence, flees courthouse
• Trial delayed for man accused of giving pills to his children
• School district aware of problems with bus driver more than a year ago
• 15% sewer dilemma
• Tip from alert homeowner leads to two burglary arrests
• Countywide sweep
• Alltel’s TV celeb, Chad, visits ‘Bula Towne Square
• New port member leads list of city appointments
• Used Book Buyback continues today, Wed. and Thursday 11-6 in the Commons. Yes, T...
• This is the last week for The Justice Club's Giving Tree is in the Library. Thro...
• 3 charged in water dept. thefts
• New owner flattens old Moonlight Inn
• Geneva nurses avoid strike with hospital
• Sex-crime suspect drove school bus
• LAST WEEK FOR COLLECTIONS...The Ashtabula Campus Student Veterans Association is...
• Shhhhhhh...be very, very quiet. It's Finals Week. Good luck, students! (and prof...
• Going green may cost green
• OHP honors trooper, dispatcher of the year
• Paint them black
• Progress hinges on sewer pact
• Edgewood musicians bring holiday joy to area children
• Families receive help as they raise other people’s children
• Ohio getting sicker
• Steve Sanford is CFD’s new assistant fire chief
• Conneaut Health Dept. cuts hours
• SWAT team called out during arrest in Geneva
• The Tutoring Center will be open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Finals Week!...
• Local man’s aircraft makes Discovery
• County recorder to close book after four-term career
• GOTL tax issue back on the ballot
• Dad suspected in pill case slated for trial next week
• Six want to be commissioner but only two will succeed
• First big snow coming
• Local man’s aircraft makes Discovery
• Harbor-Topky presents the Polar Express Holiday Program.
• Don't forget. There are extra tutoring hours available tonight and tomorrow...
• Game inventor pins hopes on Brain Swaggle
• Suspect in bank robberies held on $175,000 bond
• Mead, Barta bowing out
• Attack on Pearl Harbor remembered on 70th anniversary
• Survivors in deadly crash ID’d
• Wishing everyone good luck on your finals next week! Don't forget to plan for S...
• The Ashtabula Campus Student Veterans Association is collecting cellphones, DVDs...
• Commissioners terminate pact with home demolition company
• First meth suspect appears in court
• Bula residents arrested in game scuffle
• Repairs to wind turbine under way, says manager
• Ashtabula man charged in bank robberies
• Orwell couple die in Trumbull crash
• Don't forget: The Justice Club's Giving Tree is in the Library now thru Dec 16 d...
• Suspect nabbed in bank robberies
• Brick-tosser bound over to county’s grand jury
• Geneva gets cool with skating rink
• Patterson, Kozlowski file to run for state rep office
• Ashtabulan to perform on ‘Biggest Loser’
• Teen suspected in assault will remain in county jail
• Police officer crashes patrol car on Route 84
• Conneaut contingent encouraged after session with governor
• Charter changes head to ballot
• Man charged in underaged drinking party
• AITP will be taking care of your Finals Week munchies...
• The largest program of its kind in the state and a one of kind concentration mak...
• Adopt a family holiday tree ornaments in the Commons today through Thursday, 9 a...
• Lakeside coach: No riot
• Homes for the holidays
• Jefferson police bust Elliott Avenue meth lab
• Bridge Street merchants welcome patrons with cookies
• Williamsburg Christmas, parade get area residents in the mood
• Kingsville Library hosts Christmas event for children
• LHS to present tuba event
• Children’s Services dealing with more children in need
• Shop with a Cop makes holidays brighter for several area children
• Twelve people indicted by Ashtabula County Grand Jury
• Cork Elementary students collect dimes for diabetes
• Lodge on track to make $120K this year
• Geneva's downtown fills with holiday spirit
• Four face charges in Dorset assault
• ACCFA to provide more cash for debt reduction
• Confusion surrounds sewer line project
• Bridge Street Holiday Open House begins 9 a.m. today
• The Dean's Card is ready. Is yours?
• Jefferson gearing up for holiday celebration Saturday
• Woman struck by brick; boyfriend now faces three felonies
• Payroll tax cut funding remains a concern for GOP
• Commissioner wants moratorium on water fees
• New Madison Township boutique offers free clothing
• Denmark Township fire officially ruled arson
• County gives green light to schools at SPIRE
• Several student organizations need your help in order to give back this holiday...
• Occupy Ashtabula members cited in assault
• Brown wants constituents to pressure GOP to support extension, expansion of payroll tax
• Conneaut officials to meet with Kasich about prison
• Fresh off victory, Timonere looks forward to new job
• AITP needs your help with items for the Rummage Sale...
• Don't forget to stop by the Campus late this afternoon and early evening (4-7) f...
• County’s jobless rate rises to 10 percent
• Cornelius Park 'unOccupied'
• County gets proposal for wind project
• Voting results do not change
• Nurses could strike
• Lakeside Intermediate gets $25,000 tech grant
• Partiers thankful for alcoholic drinks
• New school sites hit by vandals
• Geneva man nets drug charge five years after fatal car crash
• Goodwill closes Saybrook store
• No ‘Urban’ legend; Meyer to coach football at OSU
• The Student Nurses Association is sponsoring both the Red Cross Blood Mobile in...
• Here is the workshop schedule for the November 30, 2011 Open House.
• Learn how to manage your time better. That's the 5:00 Workshop this Wednesday du...
• Holiday trees going up faster this season
• SNA will also be selling baked goods today and tomorrow in conjunction with the...
• Christmas Shoppe Craft Show at Saybrook Elementary draws crowd
• Small businesses report good start to holiday shopping season
• Andover ushers in holiday season with parade
• Madison church must move after losing lawsuit
• The Student Nurses Association will sponsor TWO days of of the Bloodmobile on th...
• Ducro-Zaback plans Candle of Love service
• Lights on the Lake glow on weekends
• County’s many growers can supply a perfect pine
• Theater needs new lights
• Early bargains bring the shoppers out in droves for Black Friday
• New sign a shot in the arm for Ashtabula Health Department
• Kozlowski says prison legislation is moving forward
• Madison High School students deliver holiday meal to family
• USACE wants more info on dam
• Parents, educators get new comparison tool
• Volunteers serve thankful area residents Thanksgiving dinner
• Happy Thanksgiving! Hope everyone has a great day!
• Star Beacon loses pressroom foreman John Konegni
• Area pantries team up to help hunger take a holiday
• Buckeye BOE to study options to address aging facilities
• Refinancing plan would aid CHS stadium project
• Horse-drawn wagon rides through Lights on the Lake return in December
• Buckeye’s chief addresses calls for dissolving district
• Students make suggestions for Safe Routes to School program
• Vets thankful for Alfred Schubert’s brick work at park
• Balmy weather means a big Conneaut parade
• GOTL to make property owners responsible for meth lab cleanup costs
• Arson suspected in Sunday night Denmark Township fire
• Airport Authority seeks hike in fees and county assistance
• Conneaut’s Mill Road bridge studied for historic, tourist value
• You can learn how to write an effective essay from Marnie Ellis next Wednesday,...
• Geneva fire puts three trucks into service
• Days Inn evacuated but no bomb found at motel
• Ex-manager hopeful, wife arrested by police
• Old debts put crimp in Conneaut budget
• Red Cross project honors service people, vets, families
• Smile, cameras gone
• 49 days until the Spring semester begins!! Have you scheduled your classes yet...
• Coast Guard makes the transition to winter duties
• Two families cope
• Winter clothing, food distributed
• Report: Health insurance premiums in Ohio rose 43 percent in seven year
• Toy store hosts art show
• St. Joseph Emergency and Diagnostic Center conducts training session to keep staff current
• Two motorists, horse die in separate crashes
• Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice
• Ballots OK’d, final count starts Monday
• Chemical odor call leads to arrest in Ashtabula Township
• Domes back on top of St. Joseph's Worship Center
• Ashtabula kicks off holiday season
• Two businesses interested in new E. Conneaut park
• Victim claims assault occurred after Occupy group voted him 'off the island'
• Geneva student flees into woods
• Occupy Ashtabula visitor gets in fight
• Unfinished schools readied for winter
• Failure of Geneva school levy means cuts no matter what
• Longest covered bridge attracts vandals again
• Commissioners rethink homemaker services
• All who want can keep jobs at Conneaut prison
• FLOCKING FOR A GLIMPSE
• Drug companies lure consumers with coupons
• Board of Elections budget could reach $1 million mark for 2012
• OHP's investigatory role could continue at prison
• New bridge links state park, lodge
• Jolly Trolley ready to give tours of Lights on the Lake
• Planner disappointed with Conneaut’s rezoning defeat
• Saving local economy is up to you
• Volleyball Club for next Wednesday, November 23 has been cancelled.
• Don't forget to support the AITP Thanksgiving Food Drive in support of Catholic...
• Loss of Planning Commission stalls work
• Candy, volunteers needed for Friday’s parade
• Old soldier gets a gun
• Registered sex predator
• Fears, but no tears
• Houston to stay put in Conneaut
• A new face has appeared in an important position on campus. Read about her here...
• Seven indicted by Grand Jury
• Conneaut council rejects rezoning Route 20 to add more businesses
• Gimme shelter
• Distel quits Port Authority position
• Santa to visit Ashtabula for Christmas parade
• Attorney gets delay in hearing for L.A. Cafe
• Gail Schroeder, Director of the KSUA Radiologic Technology program, will be ON T...
• Join us for a Campus Open House, Wednesday, November 30 from 4 to 7 PM. For thos...
• Vietnam vet reunited with helicopter he flew
• Recently Updated Tutoring Schedule!
• APL shelter must adopt 50 dogs by Thanksgiving
• Conneaut man burned in fire in house trailer
• Searching for Shupp
• Ohio house explodes; 6 injured, 1 still missing
• ’Occupy Cincinnati’ police clock $128K in overtime
• Fly fishermen gather to learn more about their craft
• Route 20 crash sends three to hospital
• Former area man accused of running home meth lab
• Kraftmaid reportedly lays off 175 in the area
• Orwell renames road in honor of fallen soldier
• Veterans Day: Cities hold events in cold, windy weather
• Johnson will do best he can for Saybrook
• Today’s ‘one’ for books; in fact, there's six of them
• An honor for Viet vets
• Jefferson officials defend plan to convert ex-school
• Tourism bureau nets RUBY
• GV, Geneva plan for cuts after loss of operating levies
• The book "Between Jihad and McWorld: Voices of Social Justice, Papers presented...
• Area judges disappointed Issue 1 failed
• No winner declared in Madison Township trustee race
• Drunk drivers face fifth OVI charges
• New faces headed to Conneaut council
• ADDA’s Christmas festivities won’t push out Occupy Ashtabula
• OVI’s up in October, OHP to crack down through holiday season
• Ashtabula joins national movement against cameras
• Nearly half of county’s eligible voters cast ballot
• County, country have fewer births
• A night of treats - With photo slideshow
• Solicitor salvos
• Ashtabula free leaf bag pickup begins
• Local artist will lecture at Cleveland museum
• Nine indicted by county Grand Jury
• Election interest grows
• Winter ‘Bonanza’ offers cool deals
• Toyota match drives donation for animal shelter to $10,000
• Message of death
• Geneva gets ghoulish for Halloween
• Don't forget to wear purple today to show your support for Domestic Violence Awa...
• Buried deep beneath Ashtabula County
• Hundreds flock to downtown Geneva to enjoy Ghoulfest
• Group helps area residents with quality used clothing
• Warm weather in the middle of season helped boating business
• Jefferson man most wanted in Lake County
• Madison Township man charged with stealing a 1996 BMW
• Police chase ends with arrest of convicted felon
• Franklin refutes charges, headline
• Report spotlights on camera agreements
• Jefferson Village ready for winter, holiday season
• Deprived of 50 percent of her culture
• Three arrested on burglary charges
• You can burn autumn leaves in some cities, with caution
• When to go begging for treats
• Volunteers needed for dog park
• Public hearing dates set for courts’ budget requests
• Houses: Meet wrecking ball
• Workers statewide protest cuts
• Safety forces blessed at Mass
• Zullo refutes claim on audit situation
• Rain delays courthouse repairs, Geneva gets tentative approval for roads, water line
• Man vanishes without a trace
• Newly Updated Tutoring Schedule!
• Social Security recipient suffers devastating loss
• Goodwill in desperate need of donations
• Buckeye BOE gets slightly improved revenue forecast
• Linwood Drive moves closer to sewer line
• Save my semester!!!!! Feeling overwhelmed after mid terms and watching the end...
• So the Maintenance Department can set up for the Justice Club Halloween Party, t...
• Trick or treat 2011
• Ohio union law debated 2 weeks before repeal vote
• No serious injuries in bus, truck crash
• Felony charges filed in Conneaut meth lab arrest
• Conneaut readies crackdown on water thieves
• ’Bula cop wins arbitration, city appeals
• County jobless rate goes down
• AITP Murder Mystery is coming soon!!!
• Restoration projects look forward to clean sediment
• 5 nabbed in meth operation
• Elk visits Ohio
• SOLDIER GETS A NEW GUN
• October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Justice Club is askin...
• Boat readied for winter destroyed in quick fire
• Andover man killed by tree
• Fun in fall
• Antique car tour hits Ashtabula County
• Fly the Alley event coming to lodge Nov. 11-13
• Dorset firefighters find missing hunter, daughter in Richmond Township
• Farmer says tax formula does not reflect situation
• Ashtabula County's 200th birthday celebrated
• Conneaut works to undo damage after heavy rains soak road project
• City solicitor says no money is missing or unaccounted for
• Korean War veteran receives CHS diploma
• Personnel, policies before Conneaut’s Board of Education
• Just to let you know, Loretta’s Food Service will be closed for one day, Monday...
• Sheriff surprised by prison responsibility
• Ashtabula man sues city, police
• Levi Roesch is new owner of Osburn Tire
• Franklin confronts Simon on status of his law license
• Open enrollment helps, hurts school districts
• County commissioners discuss handling of Planning Department
• ’Bula group proposes charter change
• Sheriff, not Conneaut, will police the prison, state tells city officials
• ODOD audit causes stir among three city manager candidates
• Rain ‘tricks’ APL, treats available at mall Saturday
• Conneaut BOE hopefuls get an earful on budget
• School treasurers study impact
• Congratulations to all the recipients of the scholarships! Thank you to all the...
• County OKs $327,000 in community block grants
• Speed limit signs to be posted by traffic cameras
• No one at home in Planning Department
• Speed limit signs to be posted by traffic cameras
• Geneva agrees to give up 38 acres for good of area
• Dorman bridge repair to take big step forward
• Conneaut folks hear a mysterious 'boom'
• Conneaut folks hear a mysterious ‘boom’
• Planning Department sans planners
• Dorman bridge repair to take big step forward
• In celebration of our new wine degrees in Viticulture and Enology. . .
• No watered-down response; council opposes rate increase
• Construction of Mariner Park assured after land donation
• Safety a breeze for wind turbine
• Yo ho ho, a head injury, and a bottle of rum
• Country singer draws crowd to help homeless stay warm
• One hot lesson
• Beacon photo results in arrest of theft suspect
• College of Business Adviser from the Kent Campus to discuss with Bachelor’s of B...
• Late-season boaters should check weather
• Camp Luther opens doors to community
• Another Ashtabula Campus staff member graces the pages of this week's e-Inside....
• Area company reaches out to help community
• ‘Ruff’ weather muzzles annual Boo Wow Walk
• Coast Guard copter pulls 4 duck hunters from breakwall
• Kitchen fire quickly spreads in city home
• Opiate epidemic
• State indicates prison policing won't be Conneaut's burden alone
• Big bash
• Don't forget. Juniors can start registering for spring semester classes starting...
• Two detectives assigned 5-year-old murder case
• CAUGHT IN THE ACT
• 3 seriously hurt in motorcycle crash
• Contractors rule masonry work more extensive at Western court
• Dog beaten during burglary
• Rotarians to make annual delivery of dictionaries to kids
• Austinburg native to blanket area with music at Jewel’s
• Kingsville will raze 1840s house
• Lift Bridge group gets planning grant
• Conneaut gives its police truck enforcement clout
• Conneaut Council gives zoning change reading
• Geneva opposes centralize tax collection
• Conneaut fire station goes pink for breast cancer research
• Missing woman turns up dead
• 60 losing hot meals
• Please support our students...the University's only student chapter of AITP is h...
• 'Nuff said.
• History for now saves old city hall
• Conneaut can’t police prison
• Sheriff's department gets Halloween treat
• Deputies help suicidal man
• Murder suspect gets court delay
• Some ‘sports’
• How time flies - Have you registered for Spring yet?
• Public hearing today on fate of old city hall
• Council plans to replace animal control officer
• Love stinks for deer
• Bombshell in Conneaut
• Socrates Cafe - Thursday, 10/13, B/G Room from 7-8 p.m. Topic “What is Liberty?...
• Priority Registration begins today!!!
• Yes. The Ashtabula Campus is open for classes today.
• Conneaut FOE raises $1,000 for county APL
• Here’s a tail: Boo Wow walk Saturday will benefit APL
• Three injured in cycle crash
• Colors alive for festival
• Speech, Hearing and Rehabilitation Center to mark 90 years with reception Tuesday
• Bargain hunters scour McKinsey for deals, history
• Ideal weather smiles on bridge festival
• Ashtabula County has it covered!
• County CAUV valuations more than double
• Deputies capture wanted Geneva felon
• THREE OFFICIALLY BECOME ONE
• To partially quote the Bard,"...laugh yourselves into stitches, follow (the link...
• Ok, we're about one third of the way through the semester...how's it going? Btw,...
• Bikers to visit covered bridges in charity run Saturday
• Sixteen people indicted by Ashtabula County grand jury
• The Boo is back
• State inspects equipment in readiness for — yes —snow
• Candidates state their cases
• Two tickets for Tony
• Candidates' Night is 7-9:30 tonight in the KSUA auditorium. All candidates of t...
• Vineyards open for business
• Geneva to dedicate shortest covered bridge on Saturday
• Loud party leads to 5 arrests in Geneva Township
• Candidates Night tonight
• Lakeside High students suspended for having airsoft pistols on school grounds
• Special place needed for special gift
• Building purchase topic of Jefferson meeting
• County looks to Delaware North for help with tourism
• Buy a memory of ’Bula’s McKinsey or Plymouth schools
• Early voting is under way in county
• ’Bula police chief defends time spent social networking
• You have an opportunity for FREE money for your education!!!!!! As Kent State U...
• Open enrollment, poor economy hurting Ashtabula school district
• Jefferson teacher to run for state representative
• Port panel, others named in suit
• A healthy move for downtown
• Man needs heart, kidney, cash
• The transformation of 2nd Floor A-Wing is a featured story in this week's KSU e-...
• Iraq native learns Americans are OK
• High school students learn about choices for college
• YMCA in the swim for 50 years
• Loss of pet food contract worries APL
• A BIG thank you to all the students, staff and faculty that turned out for the 2...
• Harpersfield Dam officially safe
• Priority Registration for Spring 2012 starts in just a few days. When can YOU re...
• Need help with your GPS? We've got a workshop for that!
• 60 arrested in huge meth bust have preliminary hearings
• Jefferson BOE approves sale of two properties
• Bridge Street murder suspect Earnest Dyer to stay in city jail
• Cold murder case
• Killer gets life in prison
• Federal grant will add two sheriff’s deputies
• Firefighters save dogs, rabbit from smoky house
• Geneva, Conneaut to get public transportation
• Burlingham appointed Conneaut’s police chief
• No timetable set on wind turbine repair
• Collaborative effort will build new Ashtabula Township Habitat house
• Ashtabula receives cash to clean up Tannery Hill
• Three arrested in Orwell drug bust
• United Way kicks off 2011-12 campaign
• Police nab Bridge Street murder suspect
• Sheriff defends search for murder suspect
• Green Energy tour includes Ashtabula County
• Ashtabula Campus was named a Military Friendly School for the second year in a r...
• 7:00 p.m. Thursday (9/29) in the B/G Room
• Coroner makes it official: Body in truck is Propst
• Not all against cameras
• Witness to a murder
• The 1st Socrates Cafe of the season will be held on Thursday, September 29th in...
• There will be a SNA Blood Drive tomorrow, 9/27, from 11-4 in the gym.
• We have two Student AITP meetings scheduled this week Tues (9/27) @ 5:30pm in A...
• Murder on Bridge Street
• Geneva Grape Jamboree wraps up
• Bicyclists raise $2,500 for Ashtabula County Humane Society
• Thousands turn out for Grape JAMboree activities in Geneva
• They get no respect
• 200th birthday party for county is Oct. 22
• Ten people indicted by Ashtabula County Grand Jury
• Summer of 2011 was very water-logged
• Jury finds Withrow guilty of murder
• Truck fire backs up I-90 traffic
• Kingsville house gets a reprieve
• Household income takes a beating in county
• Website on Buckeye BOE bond issue available
• King Leonidas welcomes visitors to Conneaut High
• Jefferson councilman provides proof building’s roof leaks
• Ashtabula Catholic parishes merging
• We got so many positive answers about Friday only classes, thank you. What do yo...
• Healthcare Freedom Amendment Rally set for Saturday
• Jefferson residents voice concerns about purchase of old elementary school building
• Jurors start studying Withrow murder case
• Officials release names of drug bust suspects
• Hankering for ice cream gets homeless man in trouble
• Buckeye BOE addresses multiple personnel issues
• ASHTABULA/LAKE COUNTY RESIDENTS NAMED IN MASSIVE DRUG BUST:
• Ditch-cleaning idea nixed in Conneaut by councilman
• From industry to wine, Best of County recognized
• County unemployment rate drops in August
• Defense takes stand in Withrow murder trial
• Police arrest 60 in Lake and Ashtabula counties
• Grape JAMboree schedule for this weekend
• Council put plan in place to repay worker’s comp fund
• Accused mother stabber in court
• State rests in Withrow murder case
• CCA rehiring prison workers
• Commissioner wants to buy iPad
• Moroski balks at Port Authority pick
• Exomet founder Bock dies
• Police Department OK’d for ballistic vest purchases
• Council critic banned from meetings returns to court
• Reward offered for capture of suspect
• County’s first planner, Eber Wright, dies at 84
• Testimony: Massive trauma caused death of William Post
• Ashtabulan arrested in woman’s stabbing
• SWAP Students Who Are Parents will be meeting on Friday, September 30th at 11 am...
• Suspense squeezed out as Miss Grapette crowned
• Two blazes keep firefighters busy
• Rib Burn-off may reach record
• Hundreds walk in hopes of finding breast cancer cure
• Disc golfers gather for Sticky Fingers event
• USDA program could mean 1,200 new jobs
• AND THEY’RE OFF ...
• Lakeshore Park hosts weekend Rib Burn-Off
• Investigations ongoing in 2 August fires
• MORE GRAPHIC TESTIMONY
• Local fugitive makes list of Dangerous Dozen
• Madison Township house where fatal fire took place torn down
• As the semester moves forward, don't for get about our academics services and tu...
• Mosquito pools test positive for virus
• Kingsville FD hopes to demolish old house
• Testimony details drugs, sex talk preceding murder
• Board gathers data for prosecutor
• Rib Burn-Off comes to park
• Panel tours potential sidewalk paths
• Harpersfield Dam expected to stay where it is
• Linwood sewer work progresses
• ACTS looks at route changes
• Farmers can get disaster relief
• Thank you Kent State Ashtabula Student Ambassadors (KSASA) for helping with this...
• Jefferson BOE selling its office building
• Council at odds with central tax collection
• Anti-camera initiative gets passes board
• Jury travels to Christmas ‘09 murder scene
• Prosecutor will study voting-related charges
• ATTENTION COMPUTER STUDENTS !!!! Do you want to participate in a student organi...
• Jury selection continues for Christmas stabbing murder trial
• Councilman wants his critic banned
• Great Lakes Avenue paving on hold
• Jury selection continues for Christmas stabbing murder trial
• Councilman wants his critic banned
• Missing Madison man found dead
• Great Lakes Avenue paving on hold
• City gains an $830,000 traffic signal grant
• We are putting together the class schedule for the spring. Let us know if you wo...
• Ashtabula looks at sidewalks for school children
• Inland port project still flows forward
• Conneaut OKs possible jail time for housing
• Search for a killer
• 7 years in prison
• Grease pole competitors get help from friends
• Thousands of bikers roar into Geneva-on-the-Lake
• COUNTY REMEMBERS
• FIREFIGHTERS SAVE CITY HALL
• Farmers hoping for warm, dry fall
• A Summer's worth of work boiled down to three minutes of video. Watch A-Wing be...
• Rural Action Committee to form
• Log Cabin Days is this weekend in Plymouth
• Man directly indicted in ’Bula sex case involving 6-year-old
• Madison to receive $76,233 check
• HONORING THE VICTIMS
• Buckeye Local Schools celebrate being excellent
• Conneaut may seek money spent on prison
• LEEDCo’s project developer gets $500,000 DOE grant
• A summer's worth of work in 3 and a half minutes. Watch A-Wing be transformed...
• <a href=" here to take survey</a>
• Water, sewer delinquencies added to tax bills
• Crafts coming to park
• Conneaut council majority favor jail penalty for housing violations
• Jefferson council to pursue purchase of former school
• Bone up on the ribs at lakefront festival
• Dispenza stops county planning to plan for his own retirement
• Commissioners allow Madison to handle sewers for new school
• Delaware makes more than county from lodge
• Traffic camera issue on ballot
• Commissioners unhappy with water hike
• Harbor-Topky Clippers!
• Kent State English Festival 2012
• Storytimes!
• The Student Veterans Association did a marvelous job with the Field of Honor.
• Conneaut City Hall’s water woes may be fixed this week
• LEEDCo president makes case for offshore wind
• Organization to hold annual ‘mocktail’ party
• Larger spa not in lodge’s 2012 plan
• Planning chair blasts Conneaut’s council on rezoning defeat
• Ohio EPA helping to restore Ashtabula River fish habitat
• Judge upholds Knapp’s sentencing date
• Defendant confronts mom of alleged victim
• Just a reminder - Flash tryouts will be held on Sept. 12th!!
• Alpacas still paying dividends
• Conneaut jail closed for lack of hot water
• November camera vote not dead yet
• Child porn charges added
• Rape-kidnap suspect in court
• CPR class prompted by near tragedy
• Police have burglary suspect, search for others Some jewelry recovered, other suspects still at large
• Ghost Hunting!
• Oral rabies vaccination operations begin today
• FEELS MORE LIKE FALL
• ’Bula man accused of holding, raping woman for three days
• Voters signing petitions to put traffic camera issue on ballot
• Maritime Museum rededicates wheel house
• Police ask help in finding murder suspect
• Doctors needle parents to get kids vaccinated
• Schools inSPIREed
• Craft brewery expands to Madison Township
• WORKING OR NOT IN THE USA
• Heat doesn’t deter folks at The Great Geauga County Fair
• Woman gets prison time for role in murder
• Conneaut school construction lawsuit still a possibility
• ’Bula city manager delinquent on trash, sewer bills
• Murder victim died of multiple gunshot wounds
• Groundbreaking day in Madison
• Hope everyone has a great Labor Day weekend. Stay cool!!
• Election board OKs write-in candidates
• YDC estimates below projections
• Geneva fire fighters clean water mains
• Vineyard run to honor Geneva grape pioneer
• Conneaut prison sold for $72.7M
• Be on the lookout for murder suspect
• Woman fatally shot in New Lyme
• Election board reluctantly puts candidates on ballot
• Conneaut men named in two-state drug ring
• Heavy equipment re-creates lake
• Company gets 75 percent abatement for 5 years
• Traffic camera opponents rally to gather signatures
• Conneaut residents oppose zoning change
• Happy Thursday everyone!
• County selling on tax liens
• Camera foes plan rally today
• Lots of smiles at Jefferson’s first day
• All goes well as Buckeye opens
• Out of bed, sleepyhead
• Ex-turnpike director critical of lease plan
• Vandals wreak destruction on Orwell park
• Nothing to sneeze about:
• Camera foes plan rally today
• County selling tax liens
• Nothing to sneeze about: County prepares flu clinics
• The Rock Wall made it for the second day of Welcome Back festivities. See how tw...
• Police seek burglary suspects
• Reward offered for info into $100,000 pallet fire
• Lakeside students have chance to win sporty car
• Water rate increases concern commissioner
• State cuts to impact county
• Council rejects camera issue
• New campus opens
• The Media Club is trying to make a video go viral. Be part of it. Stop by the Hu...
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• The Media Club is trying to make a video go viral. Be part of it. Stop by the Hu...
• Dont forget to join us for Welcome Back Day Two...Free food from noon to 2 on th...
• It's great to see everyone! How's you first day going so far?
• Shooting not just for boys
• Grand River babbles in music
• Fading sounds of summer
• Welcome to the first day of classes! Don't forget...Free food from noon to 2 tod...
• Organization wants to replant chestnut trees at state park
• Pierpont Pioneer Picnic celebrates 121st birthday
• Government cites Perry Nuclear Plant
• Wine and Walleye kicks off with a bang
• Council calls special meeting to discuss traffic camera petitions
• Geneva may get more than half a million dollars for home improvements
• Lodge expects to need an additional $62,000 for employees
• Conneaut man faces felony gun charges
• Lack of power delays Austinburg Township sewer tap-in schedule
• ’Bula manager candidates differ on traffic cameras
• Traffic bottlenecks are starting to ease
• George Distel is the new port manager
• OSU president in Ashtabula County for presentation
• Dignitaries attempt to recruit Miscanthus growers
• So, which professor are YOU most excited about seeing again this semester?
• Two Conneaut City Council incumbents will not run in Nov.
• Solicitor ready to report on camera petitions
• Pallet fire ruled arson, reward offered
• Blade gets splintered during ferocious storm
• How much sleep did our NE Ohio friends get last night? THAT was one doozie of a...
• Firefighters work through the night to extinguish fire
• Horton Road landowners on two sides of bridge issue
• ACMC Academy gets kids interested in medicine
• Spa, bathroom renovations at lodge to cost $150K
• Schools’ report cards are generally positive
• Join us for BREAKFAST from 8:30-9:15am on Thursday morning in the Commons. For o...
• ACMC names Habowski as new president
• Madison men arrested in burglary
• Pallet fire turns Ashtabula Township night into day
• Pallet fire turns Ashtabula Township night into day
• Did anyone feel the earthquake yesterday?
• Brother arrested in skillet attack
• Law librarian heads to Kentucky
• Traffic cameras issue moves back to City Council for a decision
• Conneaut City Council debates jail for housing violations
• County’s unemployment rate down slightly in July
• Virginia quake felt in Ashtabula
• Conneaut City Council debates jail
• Back to School for Ashtabula - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Can't believe that classes start next week, summer flew by! How did you spend yo...
• Man pleads guilty to robbing Andover Bank, four others
• Drug film to help fight drugs
• Three hopefuls ousted from ballot
• Conneaut to take over tennis courts
• Boo Wow walk seeks community help
• Madison man among 10 indicted
• Geneva school employees OK frozen wages in contract
• Big day for little bridge
• Camera petitions back in Ashtabula
• Get class cancellations as soon as they happen. Follow @KSUAClassCancel
• Dog tossed from car, recovering
• Sports writing legend Pearson dead at 58
• Conneaut Telephone Co. looks to expand throughout the county
• ASHTABULA AREA CITY SCHOOLS CELEBRATE WITH DEDICATION
• D-Day Conneaut brings history to life with more than 600 re-enactors
• Conneaut board gets building demo quote
• Zullo accuser stands by her claims
• D-Day Conneaut is in full swing today
• Prosecutor’s Office to get new roof
• Job Opps For KSU Alumni: Entry-Level IT Helpdesk positions (10 openings). If any...
• Police agencies raid house in suspected drug trafficking
• Conneaut schools hit hard by new cuts
• Council objects to liquor renewal
• Conneaut police arrest Painesville man
• Authorities wait for arsonists to talk
• NK council hires golf boss, new patrolman
• Zullo suit dismissed
• Join Mary Ball and faculty from Medflight Air & Ground Based Medical Fleet, Penn...
• LBCA readies for Wine & Walleye Fest
• Kozlowski opens holds open house in Jefferson
• Tractor-trailer overturns, loses scrap metal load
• Aug. 8 Conneaut crash proves fatal to Valley City driver
• Area man gets settlement from maker of Fen Phen
• Changes may be coming to ’Bula’s
• Judge dismisses case against Ashtabula
• Two more veteran school employees retire from Buckeye
• ‘D-Day Conneaut’ set to hit the beach
• Area growers explore ways to expand market
• Do you want to be Flash? Do you dream of the honor, glory, and prestige of becom...
• Join us inRoom C133 this Thursday for our Heart Walk lunch from 11:30am – 1pm (o...
• State agency investigating State Road area odor
• Board Meeting (Cancellation)
• Balloon in memory of murder victim found in Canada
• Horton Road bridge supporters present petitions
• Jefferson Village administrator reports on road construction, fair
• Ashtabula post office reopens after crash
• Factory fumes close road briefly
• School district ramps up bond effort
• ACTS to announce new bus route plan at public hearing
• Superintendent gets new contract in Buckeye
• Ron Phelps pleads with city to repave Great Lakes Avenue
• Woman slams into post office
• Four I-90 bridges slated for repairs
• Wind farm plan blows into county
• Angry bank customer arrested
• Records broken at county fair
• Knapp seeks new trial
• No suspects in bomb case
• Camera issue not dead
• Join the Heart Walk Fundraiser 2011 at Applebee’s in Ashtabula! Wednesday Septe...
• Area law enforcement to crack down on drunk driving
• The new wine degrees story is a featured article in this week's KSU e-Inside. Se...
• Strong smell wafts through Ashtabula area
• Tears, rain mix as fair ends
• Bomb halts rail traffic
• Wine tasting, with a canine touch, raises money for historical society
• New trash law aims for cleaner Conneaut
• ’Bula firefighters called to Main Avenue home
• Josh Thompson has his fans dancing in the aisles
• Plymouth Township firefighters help pooch get out of predicament
• Dorset man injured in rollover crash
• Bands on stage help the ‘Cage’
• Conneaut’s missing meters a police matter
• Pizza eating contest winner shares strategy
• ’Bula looks for voters to approve income tax hike
• Madison residents report black bear sightings
• Property owners say no to Horton span replacement
• AUG 17 - Join us for an information session on Kent State programs at the new Ho...
• Commissioners pass out cake to mark county’s 200th
• Cézanne in the sand
• Commissioners go to County Fair
• School board irked by council’s stance
• Theater goes dark again
• You can still gobble turkey
• Madison man disappears in N.Y.
• Rust never sleeps and neither do Edgewood grads
• Red tape delays traffic camera ballot initiative
• Bus ride leaves passenger sore, angry
• DAY 2 ASHTABULA COUNTY FAIR
• Everett Helfer presides over the Kids Day events at fair
• Sheriff plans to hire 3 new employees
• Reclamation plant fire ruled an arson
• County judges may be able to extend careers
• 22 workers win $99M in lottery
• Taking the lead
• Ticketed woman says light yellow
• No doubt, today’s a FAIR DAY
• Four rescued after boat strikes breakwall
• Two injured at Route 7, I-90
• Fire damages Kingsville house
• Marines on hand to unveil fallen soldier monument
• Income tax scofflaws targeted in Conneaut
• Center helps children and families succeed
• Vintage Ohio draws wine lovers to Kirtland
• Nick Ferrante unveils fruit infused wines
• WHO IS THE NEW MILLIONAIRE?
• Cantagallo looking to buy McKinsey School property
• Thousands of people attend Pymatuning Lake Festival
• Jefferson grandparents have Hollywood connection
• More cameras ready to spit out tickets Monday
• AN EYE IN THE SKY
• Woman to be sentenced early next month in murder case
• Event kicks off Breastfeeding Awareness Month
• Aerobatics may have caused plane crash
• ODOT project won't close I-90 weigh scales
• Five escape Conneaut mobile home fire
• Art teacher carves carousel-sized unicorn
• EPA blames odor on Detrex/ Elco Corp.
• Cause unknown
• Work in old Giant Eagle buoys optimism
• Mobile Dentists coming to county for a day
• School gym steel beams being repurposed
• Join us for the Heart Walk lunch today at noon in the commons! $5 for great food...
• Footage shot locally to be on television today
• Library pushes to get health coverage for employees
• Soldier hiking across U.S. to help military
• 'Bula nets $54,801 from traffic cameras
• Mealtime challenging for 20 percent of county
• Twice buried, twice found
• Commissioners seek new direction for planning department
• Cats, dogs get famous with calendar
• LHS principal sets sights on smooth first week
• City board hopes fireworks will return to beach
• Airport authority hires consultant
• Jefferson school renewal levy wins by big margin
• Lighthouse would be a family retreat
• Vandals damage lakefront memorial
• Kent degree geared to wine industry
• Buckeye board votes to place bond issue on ballot
• FIRST in Ohio! The new winemaking associate degrees have been approved!
• Manager unleashes plan for dog park
• Public Works to see budget full of chuckholes
• Family to dedicate monument
• Two Lake County prisoners caught
• Teen smoking in bed starts Conneaut fire
• Blowout causes truck to overturn
• July not only a hot month, but wet also
• Ohio man purchases Conneaut lighthouse
• Vintage Ohio begins Friday in Kirtland
• OHP dispatcher retires after 40 years at post
• Accident closes I-90 for 3 hours
• Beach Bash Benefit is a labor of love for area bands
• Conneaut Public Dock scene of summer fun
• Rome Township man indicted in heavy machinery heists
• Austinburg Township upgrades, restores its historic hall interior
• Sizzling July could be one for record books
• Michelle L. Knapp found guilty on all four counts against her
• Rome man indicted in heavy equipment thefts
• Cecilia M. Cooper is new assistant county prosecutor
• Visit KSUA Wine Degrees at Vintage Ohio Aug 5 and 6 and this could be yours!
• Testimony taken in third day of trial of Michelle L. Knapp
• Man charged with harming 4-year-old boy
• Bidding extended for Conneaut Harbor Lighthouse
• Boil alert lifted in Conneaut
• Rock Creek mayor apologizes to village
• Ashtabula City Schools drop uniform requirement
• Mosquito carrying West Nile Virus tests positive
• Conneaut boil alert could be lifted today
• Conneaut lighthouse auction closing today
• Rock Creek mayor apologizes to village
• Vehicular homicide trial of Michelle L. Knapp continues
• Ashtabula resident dies in Lake County Jail
• Ashtabula resident dies in Lake County jail
• Testimony continues in fatal hit-and-run case
• Today's Heart Walk lunch is salad, pasta and beverages for only $5. Please join...
• Business owner donates landscaping rock to Cornelius Memorial Park
• County unemployment up to 10.8 percent in June
• Coast Guard rescues five people and a dog
• Ashtabula County post offices to stay open
• Water leak dries up part of Conneaut
• Trial begins in fatal hit-and-run
• More communities get NOPEC money
• Workers find 100-year-old time capsule inside monument
• Officers honored for lake rescue
• Extreme makeover: Morgan Road West project about safety
• County jury indicts 14
• Motorcyclists ride for disaster victims
• AHS class of 1941 celebrates 70 years
• ATV racing action
• County's voice of country radio leaves WKKY
• Big hit on the beach
• Just so HOT
• Fish Fry to benefit Ashtabula Lighthouse
• Bike paths, sidewalks envisioned for schools
• Ashtabula police come to aid of Canadians who ran out of fuel
• Restaurant helps drive lodge revenue in June
• Ohio American Water raises price to county by 3 percent
• Council making plans for traffic camera cash
• Commissioners hope for pact with Kustalas
• Driver flies over steep cliff
• Geneva schools seek $1.7M levy
• Is college right for me? Are you thinking about going to college, trade school or any other education after high school? Come to our information session! We will cover the application process, financial aid, benefits of education and are you ready? Don&#
• Teen coffeehouse set to open Sept. 11
• Final Amnesty Day of the year Saturday
• Police say mom kicked pregnant daughter
• Smile! You may be on one of ’Bula’s 10 traffic cameras
• Searching for truth
• $100K loss in duplex fire
• Kingsville F.D. Boosters replace severed group
• Time for Ashtabula students to pay activity fee
• Join us for Cruise In Night on Sunday, July 24th 2011 from 4pm – 8pm at Lakeshore Park. Come and enjoy the cars, the lake and a great evening! We will be selling hearts, silly bands, and 50/50 tickets to raise money for our 2011 Heart Walk Camp
• This week’s Heart Walk lunch is being sponsored by the Nursing Department. We will be having antipasta salad, bread and dessert. See you in the Commons at 11:30am on Thursday!!
• OHP shuts down Route 11 but materials not hazardous
• Geneva, county sign pact for Western court
• Harpersfield road may see speed limit drop by 10 mph
• Fair board doesn’t own land
• FIRE LEAVES TWO FAMILIES HOMELESS
• Join a team as we walk on Sunday, October 2, 2011 to raise money for the Heart Association!
• Main Avenue branches out
• Humane Society, deputies rescue starving pit bull from basement
• One piece at a time
• Center to bring 40 jobs to ’Bula
• Commissioner promises quick action on sewer fee
• The Lake Avenue Bridge has been replaced and is now open to traffic. No more detours to campus if you use that route.
• Residents have no beef with food at annual fire depart. fundraiser
• Clothes make the Medieval Faire
• Love of Pymatuning prompts career in art
• GROUP SEEKS PLACE FOR DOGS
• Ashtabula County Children Services pays a visit to Comp Dairy Farm
• History comes alive at Kingsville Public Library
• Dream Center celebrates its 10th anniversary
• ODNR seeking help to keep tab on rivers
• Proposed change to Conneaut charter sparks some debate
• By WARREN DILLAWAY Staff Writer ASHTABULA — A series of miracles have helped keep dreams alive, said the Rev. Duane Ball of the 10 years of operation of the Ashtabula Dream Center at the intersection of West 57th Street and Washington Avenue. Ball g
• Balky boat motor alerts the Coast Guard, Conneaut firefighters
• Buckeye BOE plans to redo lighting in two schools
• Preliminary hearing set in car-cycle crash
• Cleveland veterans enjoy picnic, games in Saybrook
• Busy truck stop may need traffic assistance
• History, blood drive combine today
• A new crop for region?
• Ex-Madison school chief named Ohio superintendent
• Restaurant owners sour on county over big fee
• JUST got this in. So you know where your next class may be.
• Conneaut lighthouse back on auction block
• Disabilities board seeks to renew levy
• Chardon man dies in bicycle crash
• Ashtabula Township fire engine involved in crash
• Workers to dismantle, move Geneva monument
• Jefferson BOE building to be put on auction block
• Ashtabula County commissioners revamp roof project
• Ashtabula County waiting to hear on block grant waiver
• Youngsters fix up local houses
• Drugs played part in fatal
• Buckeye board waits to place issue on ballot
• Heavy trucks punish pavement, expert says
• Flying those UNFRIENDLY SKIES
• Five go to court in meth lab bust
• Tainted land
• Security breach at airport causes heat with authority
• Bike rider hit on I-90
• Water firms to swap
• 53 years minimum for double murder
• Family seeks to recover after fire destroys home
• Two die in Geauga crashes
• Grange works to stay relevant amidst the changing culture
• Mount Carmel procession still attracts the faithful
• Toys in space
• CELEBRATING ALL PEOPLE
• Summer nights bring out mosquitoes and ticks
• Conneaut may try to recoup prison costs
• Early America comes alive in Jefferson
• Family of four loses home to fire
• Work to start on Lakeside visitors’ field house
• Election board looks to verify voter roster
• World War II vets share tales for future generations
• Pink is ‘in’ at Tony’s Dog House Wednesday
• Cycle ride will raise funds for Red Cross
• County Elections Board to purge roster of inactive voters
• Family burned out of house
• Three charged with receiving stolen property
• Texting while driving ban stands
• Please be aware of two people posing as Ashtabula Campus students trying to collect money for a trip. You can see the details here...
• Prison plan would mean big tax revenue
• Mount Carmel Church Festival being held this weekend
• Bruce Bennett retires from County Prosecutor's Office
• Conneaut ex-manager finds work in North Carolina
• Join us from 8:30 – 10:00 am tomorrow, Thursday, July 7th, for our Heart Walk breakfast. We will be serving donuts, muffins, and bagels, along with coffee and juice for $3. Hope to see you here!
• Art Gilchrist is 2011 Conneaut Idol
• Cell phone legislation on hold in 'Bula
• Child hit by fireworks in city
• Police seek Madison Township man in high-speed chase
• No one can recall ducks being born IN the Reading Court before. They were having some fun in the fountain today.
• A few young visitors showed up for a campus visit this morning.
• FOURTH OF JULY GOTL STYLE
• Garage Sale Bonanza starts Wednesday with a pre-sale
• Haulin’ & pullin’
• Long-term relationship JOINING FORCES
• Residents enjoy day of fun at Harpersfield Covered Bridge
• Fourth of July parade captures heart of Conneaut
• Country Doctor Veterinary Clinic is expanding practice to Geneva
• Ashtabula has new mission statement
• Obama’s attack on corporate aviation puzzling
• Ashtabula Foundation gives $371,805 to local organizations
• Water legislation concerns environmental groups
• Safety Town drives home important lessons for kids
• More veterans to share their stories
• The Library will be closed on Monday, July 4, 2011.
• Associate Professor Brian Castellani talks about the Bachelor Degree in Sociology, offered in its entirety on the Ashtabula campus.
• Assistant Professor Laurie Bentley talks about the Bachelor Degree in Communications, offered in its entirety on the Ashtabula campus.
• Associate Professor Deborah Bice talks about the Bachelor Degree in English, offered in entirety on the Ashtabula campus.
• Check out our new TV commercials featuring faculty members Dr. Deb Bice, Dr. Brian Castellani and Laurie Bentley! Click on the "YouTube" link on our home page.
• Alligator confiscated in Rock Creek, sent to Florida
• Premier landscape photographer divulges craft secrets in new guidebook
• Buckeye board to take up bond issue today
• Police receive equipment from federal government
• Monument to be erected in Cornelius Park
• Grant preserves wetlands in Geneva Township
• Bang-up time expected at Conneaut festival
• Coast Guard rescues three Ashtabula men
• County officials meet to track spending
• Health care providers make requests for ARC money
• Monument to be erected in Cornelius Park
• MAN OVERBOARD
• Christian bookstore to close
• Commissioners look into using CDBG money for pilot program
• Agencies will team up to aid ex-offenders
• Woman pleads guilty in 2009 beating death
• ODOT offers cash to clear both sides of forest runway
• Despite little money, sheriff still plans run for re-election
• Foes don’t smile over new cameras
• Police nab two after attempted carjacking
• County man pilot in fatal crash
• Man rescued on Lake Erie
• Law enforcement pact questioned by sheriff
• Busy first day for new manager
• GOTL council looks at road fees
• Big Bands series adds dance contests to fun
• Tragedy strikes again
• Couple works to save Old Tavern
• From the shores of Lake Erie ..BEACH GLASS
• Lodge income slips on rainy weather
• Pa. man injured in Monroe Township crash
• Food for body & mind
• Auditor appeals lower court ruling in wetlands case
• Lakefront memorial needs community help
• New windows result in energy-friendly CHRC
• Ashtabula County commissioners approve contracts
• OSHA looking into Harpersfield accident
• Mock election earns award from state
• Former school to host farmers market
• North Kingsville fires golf course manager
• No state penalty in Canada geese deaths
• Pa. man pleads before trial starts
• Landowners show interest in biomass program
• Crash kills Geneva woman
• ‘Frog and Toad’ make final appearances at Straw Hat
• Schools receive early ‘report card’ information from state
• United Way distributes $560,038 to local charities
• Three injured in Conneaut car/ motorcycle crash
• Fire truck hits, kills 13 geese
• City school employees agree to forgo pay raises
• Area man 'of interest' in N.Y. murder investigation
• Bicycle rider pleads guilty to OVI, gets jail time, driver’s license suspension
• Buckeye BOE holds executive session on land
• Officials review 9 block grant projects
• Please join us for tomorrow’s Heart Walk lunch, beginning at 11:30am in the Commons. Tomorrow’s menu sounds both yummy and heart healthy! • Grilled ranch turkey burgers • Variety of grilled turkey sausages • Three-bean salad &
• Council cuts late fee penalty
• Commissioners aid Lift Bridge group
• GOTL switches on streetlight assessment
• New city manager comes ready to work
• Fireworks will light up GOTL
• Minibike driver cited in Conneaut
• Buckeye schools gets ‘excellent’ news
• City Council reimburses Strong
• Jobless rate down slightly
• Couple’s camera leads to arrest of suspected burglar
• DAY IN COURT
• Barely able to keep up with Lake bear sightings
• Not much trust by council in Cantagallo over secretary
• Officers take to the street to support Special Olympics
• Conneaut council OKs new manager
• NOPEC funds green car for Geneva
• Grand jury indicts 8
• 4-H camp cream of crop
• Suspect arrested in chase
• Strawberry festival offers sweet treats plus education
• Cyclist killed in crash
• As NOT seen on TV
• CREATING MEMORIES AT THE Soapbox Derby
• Longest Day of Play draws hundreds to Lake Shore Park
• Firefighters compete at Geneva-on-the-Lake
• Smile! Your rear license plate has more chances to be photographed
• ’Bula native gets part on popular soap opera
• Two hot dog stands open for business in Ashtabula
• Safety Town wraps up 45th year in Conneaut
• Copper thieves hit empty houses
• Deputies build case in Monroe shooting
• Dems defend government agency
• Jefferson to celebrate in one day
• County map presented to commissioners
• An Ashtabula Physical Therapist Assistant has been honored with the annual Clinical Instructor of the Year Award...read more here...
• Six die in Warren fire
• USDA program could mean 1,200 area jobs
• DISAPPEARING BENEATH LAKE ERIE
• ’Bula reveals summer street paving plans
• Murder suspect waives preliminary hearing
• Geneva company awarded contract to reroof Youth Detention Center
• Councilman asks ’Bula residents to report malfunctioning streetlights
• Ashtabula to hold prescription drug drive June 29
• Jefferson BOE recalls 8 laid-off teachers
• Man charged in Sunday shooting
• Manager contract headed to Michigan
• 3 arrested after allegedly breaking into cars
• Hutchins recalled as fair, respected judge
• Monument to be dismantled, moved
• Geneva moves forward on environmental studies
• City to buy former Geneva Elementary site
• Lightning damages Public Works garage
• Conneaut mom jailed over endangering
• Deputies look for suspects in two county robberies
• Neighbor dispute leads to shooting
• FAA puts county airport in a tailspin over status
• Team approach will tackle poor housing
• Commissioners seek coastal management
• More construction woes at Lake and West avenues
• City manager contract not yet ready for vote
• Safety Town has spots open for children
• Man in jail after allegedly shooting at men
• As seen in Kent State University's eINSIDE!
• Polka bands have followers at annual GOTL festival
• Relay for Life generates cash
• Conneaut native to head churches
• APL shelter hits capacity; killing healthy animals seen as option
• 1,300 bicyclists complete Pittsburgh to Conneaut ride
• Deputies sift for details into shooting
• Sheffield man AT THE MOVIES
• Evidence gathered in fatal crash
• Widow establishes Joe DeFazio memorial scholarship
• Ashtabula County Historical Society remembers, honors history hero JEAN METCALF
• Crash kills one, injures several
• Man suffers serious injuries in shooting
• Conneaut man dies in motorcycle crash
• Family donates unusual ducks to Lake Shore Park
• Ohio Highway Patrol escorts sixth annual safety ride
• Cyclists discover the wines and covered bridges of Ashtabula County
• 400 FLAGS
• Cantagallo says council should mind own business
• County woman contracts salmonella
• Mom in dirty home cited for endangering
• ’Bula company a player in wind power production
• Cancer survivors fight back with Relay for Life team
• Conservation group acquires camp, 58 acres from Cleveland City Mission
• Family of Geneva man hit and killed by vehicle files lawsuit
• Roaming Shores to dedicate new village hall
• Black bear visits Roaming Shores bird feeder
• New Conneaut city manager should be hired by Monday
• Buckeye weighs advantages of seeking bond issue
• Senate budget proposal could help Buckeye, Conneaut schools
• Change in state law good for wineries, tourism
• GOTL woman's son dies in attack in Iraq
• Support the American Heart Association - buy a lunch for $5 in the Commons today, and your money goes to a very worthwhile cause, the American Heart Association.
• County scrambles to come up with $112K in matching funds
• Report: Man fires shot in gas station, facing charges
• GOTL takes hard hit from storm
• Ashtabula County Airport's fate in hands of FAA
• Buckeye takes next step in going to ballot
• Judge sets McSween murder suspect's bail at $1 million
• Conneaut City Council will endorse nonunion pay raises
• Madison Twp. man held in Ann McSween murder
• Another Conneaut house of horrid conditions
• Storms giving way to scorcher
• Conneaut council settles on manager
• Council says yes to street light assessment
• Cantagallo: She stays
• A battle to save the Jennie Munger Museum
• Father of Conneaut cable TV mourned
• 14-year-old boy seriously injured in ATV crash
• Help give Hubbard House a lift
• Jefferson graduates 154 seniors
• Geneva holds commencement at SPIRE
• Young history buff drawn to 'Mother Hubbard's Cupboard'
• FOUR TOURS OF DUTY
• Goodwill hurting from competition
• Free summer meal program feeds children
• Bear sightings remind residents to take down bird feeders
• Conneaut celebrates life as Tree City with belated Arbor Day program
• Williamsfield man flown to Youngstown after ATV mishap
• Cantagallo hires top pick despite council’s objections
• State agencies are keeping watch on beach and Lake Erie conditions
• Local police are in favor of front license plates
• SS. John and Paul High School presents 13 with diplomas
• Grand Valley High School holds commencement
• Mother says daughter abused by ’Bula police
• Orwell Dairy Queen wins Paint the Town Purple contest
• Mich. man gets second interview
• Geneva needs newer fire engine
• Buckeye graduates 147
• Commissioners slam Ohio budget effects
• Cantagallo hire thwarted as council abolishes job
• GRAND OLD FLAGS
• Entire school spends day at Lake County Captains game
• Lake Health cuts ribbon for new Madison Emergency Department
• City manager, unions in gridlock over benefits
• Bardmoor Estates plants community garden
• CLOSING IN GRAND STYLE
• Geneva police are warning residents to lock their cars
• Has Conneaut council settled on a manager?
• Commissioner taking county airport issue to FAA
• Ashtabula drops fee for yard sales
• Volunteers gather money, supplies for Tuscaloosa
• 'Bula man files lawsuit against police department, officer, city
• Area honors veterans with parades, ceremonies
• Big fight at Walnut Beach results in two arrests
• REMEMBERING TET
• Wounded veterans benefit from Michael L. Runyan run
• Cyclists raise cash for Special Olympics
• Bands on the Beach kicks off with Lakeside band
• Harbor High School graduate arranges relocation of oiler’s bell
• Grand River Academy hands out 33 diplomas
• PV High School holds 2011 commencement
• Conneaut High School graduates 186
• Scholarships created for Buckeye, Conneaut students
• Ashtabula County grand jury indicts 7
• Kiosk project will accentuate the hot spots
• Business leaves behind 45,000 old tires and scrap
• Low-level tornado confirmed in county
• Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School holds awards ceremony
• Two deputies retire from Sheriff’s Department
• EPA won’t stop Madison school construction
• Have a great Memorial Day! What are you doing to celebrate over the long weekend?
• Severe storms rattle county
• U.S. flags in cemeteries show love, respect
• Coast Guard steps up patrols for weekend
• Officials explore wind turbine on county property
• Graduation time for Lakeside High seniors
• County seeking bids to replace roof on detention center
• Conneaut Cafe III participants have lots to say about housing
• Happy Hearts holds commencement for Curtis DelValle
• Federal agency quietly protects citizens
• All-electric home owners get 2-year reprieve from PUCO
• Severe storm rips through county
• Book and Bake Sale!
• The Library will be closed on Monday, May 30, 2011.
• New detail surfaces about priest’s resignation
• Conneaut hires part-time planning/zoning manager
• Drug-related crimes up in county
• KILLER GETS LIFE
• County jobless rate 10.6 percent in April
• Sheriff seeks federal grant to recall two laid-off deputies
• Police dog suffers injury while apprehending suspect
• Conneaut street crew continues to shrink
• GOTL meth lab operated out of three motel rooms
• Buckeye actually needs more teachers
• Commissioners to vote on wind farm agreement
• AP classes back on Lakeside HS schedule
• Big weekend for cleaning up ’Bula parks
• Moroski plans meeting with FAA
• Elementary schools ahead of schedule
• Mistaken ID possible in Conneaut shooting
• Two women hurt in Windsor crash
• RC woman dies from injuries sustained in motorcycle crash
• A changed man
• They grow up to be cowboys
• Madison family struggles weeks after smoky blaze
• Crowd remembers the victims of Sept. 11 with huge American flag
• Taps program recognizes Armed Forces
• Area author tells story of 29th Ohio Infantry Regiment
• New community theater to open in the Harbor
• Conneaut sports complex sees big donations
• Elementary students run/walk to help Japanese earthquake victims
• Lawn sale draws folks to Kingsville Township Park
• Economy will assist inland port project
• Board OKs Aug. 2 special election
• Outdoor Army Navy Store enjoying SEAL Team Six patch publicity
• Walnut Beach Cafe scheduled to open today
• Organizations present middle school students with real world lessons
• Conneaut won’t fill 3 teaching posts
• Traffic camera foes on the road to success
• Ashtabula to lay off 14 teachers
• NO PAYCHECK
• Hospital gets $250K from federal grant
• Mannion back as service chief
• County lodge marks 7 years, Horizons turns a new leaf
• Bail set for bank robber suspect
• Crowd doesn’t want principal to retire, then be rehired
• Eight Jefferson teachers laid off
• Koski Construction wins county paving contracts
• Geneva Elementary School succumbs to wrecking ball
• ODOT has years of road, bridge work planned for I-90
• Ashtabula City Council approves first reading of streetlight assessments
• Ashtabula police charge Tuesday’s bicycle bank robber
• Hearing scheduled for Conneaut shooting suspect
• G.O. Ministries to buy old Ashtabula school
• Jury finds murder defendant guilty of all five charges
• Join the Heartwalk team for lunch today in the Lake Room. Buy a hamburger or hot dog lunch for $5 - your money goes to a very worthwhile cause, the American Heart Association.
• Suspected drunk drivers to go to court
• County will get a cut from Cuyahoga County wind project
• Defense rests Jury gets Summers murder case
• Couple finds heaven in alpacas, Ashtabula County
• Commissioners OK more money for abstinence ed
• Conneaut shooting ends with arrest in Lake County
• Say good-bye to Plymouth Elementary School
• Buckeye school board to get building plan
• Ashtabula man charged in burglary
• It was bike getaway
• Council appealing unemployment claim
• Economic Development panel wants to be your Facebook pal
• Council urges state to stop Asian carp
• Help promote ’Bula in Rand McNally contest
• Take care of that warrant Saturday
• It takes a decade but planners approve right-of-way platting
• Geneva nixes all-day kindergarten
• Defense takes over in murder trial
• A LIFESAVER
• Concerned motorcyclists to help Special Olympics
• Churches start alternative for teens
• Crowd big at first concert of a series
• Priest asked to resign over handling of funds
• Beacon wins in APSO awards
• Large animals on roads a concern for motorists
• HELPING PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES
• Lakeside High School teacher had to fight to get what she wanted
• Hundreds celebrate living life in the Geneva area during Community Days
• Firefighters battle fire at Plasticolors
• Taking the bad with the good...
• Four take stand in day 3 of murder trial
• Community recalls J. Peter Ducro’s community service
• Medieval times come alive at State Road Elementary
• Students read to seniors as part of Right to Read Week
• Classes begin on Monday!
• Second tourist summit reflects work to be done
• Foreclosed houses a mess
• Ridgeview students learn writing from Ohio author
• PV students learn plenty about wide world of work
• Plymouth says no to bomb squad participation
• Blood everywhere at scene of attack
• Students plan their futures after getting equivalency diplomas
• J. Peter Ducro dies at 78, local civic leader
• Another car wash coming to Conneaut
• Contractor will redo ramp at Old County Courthouse
• Commissioners award Erie company roof project
• Educational center seeks continued support
• Conneaut hosts Tree City USA event
• Vineyard pushes the reds envelopes
• Murder trial gets under way
• Area school employees paid $763,000 in severance
• Association promotes Bridge Street as tourism destination
• Hear how Emily's time spent in just two of her classes at Kent State Ashtabula has already helped during her nursing career.
• He's THAT happy!!!
• Dollar General coming to Jefferson
• Three students at Geneva High School charged for drugs
• City still negotiating employee health care
• Conneaut to close crumbing bridge
• Lampson Reservoir depth falls rapidly, stranding fish
• INDECENT EXPOSURE
• 18-story radio tower going up in Geneva
• City officials think they can turn waste into dollar bills
• Trial begins today in 2-year-old murder case
• Some on council leery of energy contract
• Congratulations to Dean Stocker and the KSUA Campus, the proud recipients of the 2011 ACMC Cornerstone Community Impact Award!
• Depression seminar coming to square
• Local man wins film editing award
• Marine will become penpal to students
• Conneaut schools to see changes
• Conneaut hopes to grow on Tree City guests Wednesday
• Health plan may make workers sick
• Everywhere you look things are UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• Aunt to run in marathon in remembrance of nephew
• Workers lay beams for Lake Avenue bridge
• Conneaut without services, street director
• Ashtabulan indicted in death of man
• Summer classes begin a week from today - May 16th!!
• Shaken, not stirred
• Birds-eye view for liftbridge employees
• Motorists pitch in to keep cattle off roadway
• Volunteers clean up Conneaut Creek
• Safety group recognizes local companies
• Career day sets kids’ imaginations in motion
• Aunt pleads guilty to helping nephew flee law
• Driver faces charges after crash with bus
• Star Beacon receives major safety awards
• Event details power of prayer
• Charter panel hosts hearing
• Conneaut’s new treasurer young but experienced
• Claypool asks feds’ help to end high fuel costs
• A dam move?
• Wishing all of our graduands a Happy Commencement Day! Congratulations!!!
• He was behind the camera for one of the most famous plays in College Football. Now he is the KSU-Ashtabula Roger T. Beitler Distinguished Former Student...Meet Joe Puthoff...
• Last day for KSUA Used Book Buyback in the Commons 11-6. We buy loose-leaf and books from other colleges!
• City receives check from Reader’s Digest
• Crash victims airlifted to Cleveland hospitals
• Conneaut schools set to hire new treasurer
• Olympian to inSPIRE young athletes
• County saw glitch-free voter-free election
• The Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" Tour is COMING TO ASHTABULA TODAY - MAY 4th! They will be set up at city hall at 10 AM, and will have a video booth set up for folks to come & say what's great about our City & what ma
• County takes a bite out of lodge’s debt
• Firefighters revive smoke-choked dog
• Geneva school is no more
• On to November
• City Justice Center to get HVAC upgrade
• Students in the Ashtabula Campus Case Studies Management class this past spring helped write a grant for Childrens Services. Please vote for this grant here to help send children to the National Independent Living Conference...
• Congratulations and good luck to our faculty and staff who are retiring after this semester!!! THANK YOU!!!
• City will suffer if Kasich’s fiscal plan passes
• Search continues for Conneaut’s manager
• Reader’s Digest coming to Ashtabula
• Charges pending after NK cops find meth lab
• Council members think energy plan speeding too fast
• All decked out with somewhere to go
• Local reaction: Relief
• via Melissa Dutko Johnson: just to let everyone know that after Loretta's food service closes this week, you can still get good cheap food. AITP will be selling food today and tomorrow starting at 1:00 and all day on Thurs. fruit, nachos, salad and
• The Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" Tour is COMING TO ASHTABULA this Wednesday- MAY 4th! They will be set up at city hall at 10 AM, and will have a video booth set up for folks to come & say what's great about our City &
• Ride on, baby
• Senior Conference will help people look at their options
• Election with a yawn
• CMRO will host biker runs all year
• David Goswick & Kelly Anthony will be on Conneaut Live at 9:00 AM today to talk about our Respiratory Therapy program!! If you want to watch, it's Channel 19 for Ash. Twp. & cities east; if you're in the city of Ashtabula, you can watch
• Area farmers could use warm, dry weather
• Conneaut cops watching trucks that bypass scales
• Value of used fuel-efficient cars rising every week
• Balloon launch event draws attention to painful condition
• Chief deputy ends 50-year career in Lake County
• Ashtabula County will suffer if Kasich’s budget proposal passes
• Squabble with turkey hunters ends with arrest
• License bureau staying in ’Bula
• Engineer selects Conneaut to better serve Ohio clients
• Botany Challenge returns to Gulf despite cold, wind and rain
• Administrative team for Buckeye Local to meet about school closing
• Five city manager candidates to be on Tuesday’s ballot
• Learn more about our respiratory therapy program here!
• Watch respiratory therapy director David Goswick on Conneaut Live on Monday at 9am. Learn how respiratory therapists help you breathe!
• Have a great weekend, everyone!
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Balloon launch boosts info on disease
• Simon questions sewer line plans but others call it boost for city
• Spring winds cause power lines to fall
• Puppy couldn’t stomach rock swallowing
• In jail, out of a job
• Gas at $4 per gallon fuels anger in county
• Workers appreciate their thank-you meal
• Town meeting draws few constituents
• Join us tonight for the 2nd Spring Concert - Tow Gwilt, classical guitarist. In the auditorium at 7p. And it's FREE!
• Mom of sex offender pleads guilty to attempting to help son run from law
• ’Bula License Bureau to close on June 25
• Employee remains on ’Bula’s payroll while in jail
• North Kingsville Elementary School falls prey to budget
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Comes to Ashtabula May 4th
• Man saves stepdad after fire erupts
• Bicyclist cited for failing to yield after hitting pickup on West Ave.
• Radiation exposure at Perry prompts NRC inspection
• Are you or anyone you know interested in the wine degrees coming this Fall? "Like" our new KSUA Wine Degrees facebook page!
• Become a certified athletic trainer! Courses this summer and fall. Register for PTST 21095 today! Call 440.964.4333 for info.
• Judge throws book at ’Bula employee
• Geneva to buy hybrid car
• Geneva suffers with poor road work
• Total lodge debt to fall below $19 million
• Caterer will salute Conneaut city workers with free lunch
• Handful of candidates to lead Conneaut measure up
• Commissioners to survey businesses on airport usage
• ’Bula City Council meetings will be televised once again
• Extra counsel to join murder suspect’s defense team
• Andover may increase tap-in fees
• School board ready to find new treasurer
• Five indicted by grand jury
• Interested in learning more about the Wine Degrees coming this Fall? Stay up to date by following us on Twitter!
• Conneaut schools OK until 2013
• Wrong woman
• Safe after fire
• Veteran Student Organization Mtg. on Wednesday - Oak Room 11 AM - noon.
• Ex-Jefferson businessman guilty of teen relationship
• Ashtabula Township man leaves pay stubs at scene of meth lab
• Conneaut council frustrated over manager search
• Lampson gets facelift
• GOTL merchants ready for mom, summer season
• Plant C loss won’t impact biofuel future
• Christians get early Easter start
• Shelter dogs become stars at Geneva nursing home
• Rescuers save boy from swollen creek
• Happy Easter!
• 3 local residents face charges in drug sting
• LAST STEPS OF JESUS CHRIST
• Lake portion of Greenway Trail inching forward
• Hundreds of children dash for Easter eggs in Conneaut
• Four candidates for Ashtabula council-at-large to be on the May ballot
• The Rev. Fred Grimm named Jefferson’s Citizen of the Year
• California desert inspires former local nutritionist
• Tom Gwilt will perform Spanish Music for Classical Guitar in the KSUA Auditorium, April 28, 2011 at 7:00pm. Free & open to the public!
• Jefferson BOE accepts teacher resignations
• Buckeye board acts on contracts, retirements
• Conneaut Creek will get scrubbed May 7
• Flag display returns by popular demand
• North Kingsville to study school’s departure
• Some ’Bula residents could face tax hike
• ACMC to provide outpatient chemo services
• Financial Aid Awareness Day is Monday, 4/25. Lisa and Robyn will be in the Commons from 10 - 4 to help with any of your financial aid questions.
• You can also see how they finished at the 3rd Annual Ed Taylor Memorial 5K here...
• Socrates Cafe tonight in the Blue & Gold Room from 7-8 PM. The topic is “What is Creativity?” moderated by Laurie Bentley.
• Ashtabula County schedules a second tourism summit
• Jefferson plans to add on to police department building
• Perry stabbing suspect nabbed in Pa.
• Conneaut’s new ‘cop’ is a traffic data machine
• Conneaut to start new manager search
• United Way of Ashtabula County exceeds 2011 goal
• Ashtabula County jobless rate drops in March
• ’Bula’s population down 9 percent in 2010 census
• Interested in learning more about wine making and grape growing? Click the link below to be added to our list and we'll send you information on how to apply once the degrees have been approved.
• Those interested in Health Care and IT, here's the perfect field for you: HEALTH INFORMATICS. Attend the open house information night tonight at 5:30p. Click the link for details.
• Commissioners OK appointments to various panels
• Red Cross chief sent to Alabama
• Buckeye reeling from state cuts
• Task starts anew
• Schools adjust calendars as calamity days change
• Conneaut unhappy with Schaumleffel energy deal
• Business, port project linked?
• Commissioners OK pact with ’Bula on sewers
• Geneva fire lawsuit dismissed
• Medicine plan gets council’s goat
• Anyone interested in applying to become a KSUA Student Ambassador, contact Liz Driscoll, emdrisco@kent.edu or 440-964-4242.
• Spring helps spur work at new elementary schools
• Fat flakes in April
• Geneva schools sues construction firm
• Conneaut pipe repair won’t cost too much
• Port pact could boost industry
• Join us in the Blue & Gold Room this Wednesday from 5:30-7 PM. We're holding an open house to give you information on careers in Health Informatics & the new Master's, continuing ed, & certificate programs at Kent State that can pre
• A sweet time for kids at Easter egg hunt
• Winter over, get out the Harley
• Port Authority may demolish part of Plant C
• Ashtabula County celebrates its environment ...
• Conneaut port may be linked to N. Europe
• Planning Commission in Conneaut tired of being ignored
• Hundreds enjoy egg hunt at Kingsville Public Library
• No major damage reported from storms
• Local teen is a robotics world champion
• ONE-MAN TEAM
• Conneaut City Council talking to manager candidate
• Federal, state tax returns due Monday
• Police defend use of cameras, citing safety
• May Primary candidates meet the public
• Lodge manager predicts increased first-quarter loss versus 2010
• Sargent named to convention panel
• Lodge event helps people in wine industry share ideas
• ODOT construction starts
• Geneva man faces stolen vehicle, gun charges
• Bill could open door to ferry service
• Traffic camera foes want issue on ballot
• Austinburg, Perry, lose motor routes
• Water flows again
• Exchange program fosters Jewish identity and service
• Geneva-area spring cleanup dates decided
• The 3rd Annual Ed Taylor Memorial 5K Race/Walk will be held on 4/16...see the e-calendar for more info!
• Death penalty sought in double homicide
• Police continue search for Perry Township stabbing suspect
• Woman charged in vehicular homicide appears in court
• Red-light camera opponents pushing for voters to weigh in
• Harbor businessman refutes city manager’s charges
• Man charged with foiling cop surveillance
• South Carolina provides generous package to ESAB
• Conneaut trash haulers will view proposed law
• Jefferson Area Schools facing budget shortfalls
• Saybrook trustees seek answers on policing
• Student sues district over 2006 bus incident
• Ashtabula going after employers for payroll taxes
• ’Bula’s sports fees high compared to other school districts
• Councilwoman has harsh words for ’Bula’s city manager
• Commissioners backpedal on water policy
• Conneaut City Council investigating manager applicants’ credentials
• Grand Valley library gets grant to raze house, expand parking
• County man sentenced in theft of meth precursor chemicals
• The next Socrates Cafe is scheduled for April 21st, 7-8 PM in the Blue & Gold Room...topic" What is Creativity?" moderated by Laurie Bentley.
• Tonight at 7pm ASHTABULA BRASS BAND. It's FREE! Hope to see you there!
• Camera ticketing to start Thu.
• Deep trouble
• Ex-grade school becomes ‘Dr. Frankenstein’s’ lab
• Four indicted by county Grand Jury
• Council may borrow to fix potholed streets
• Council nixes citizens’ panel in search for new manager
• Sports, plays, clubs costly in ’Bula schools
• Students in the Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology program have set up a display for OT Month...stop by take a look...
• Spring tickets on sale this week in the Commons between noon & 4 PM.
• Hope to see you at the Ashtabula Brass Band Concert tomorrow... from 7 PM - 9 PM in the auditorium
• The scholarship deadline is this Friday!!
• Cute pooch has special needs
• Dog gone, no longer
• ‘Band of Brothers’
• ‘C-word’ not option so far for Buckeye
• Jefferson woman running to battle rare condition
• Hundreds tour new grade school complex
• Pinwheels and 2,000 child abuse cases
• Boys rebuild great grandfather’s old tractor
• ‘Historic’ deal to avoid government shutdown
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• ESAB going south
• County nets fed grant to upgrade Plant C
• Buckeye Local hampered in borrowing money for schools
• Valuations affect Buckeye BOE’s borrowing ability
• Millennium to add equipment to ‘Bula plant
• Rockin’ for seniors and health fair, May 21
• Colebrook man works on recall petition drive
• Realtors, state rep fear for all-electric homeowners
• Plant plans to expand
• Workers report progress unclogging water pipe
• Conneaut students, parents to learn about cyberbullying
• Elderly man’s right-hand dog missing
• Ashtabula Campus AITP members had another successful National Conference...See who came back with what...
• Anyone interested in applying to become a KSUA Student Ambassador, contact Liz Driscoll, emdrisco@kent.edu or 440-964-4242.
• Conneaut city manager list trimmed to three Two city residents among finalists for job
• Reminder - Health Informatics open house on 4/20, 5:30-7 PM in the Blue Gold Room. FMI, call Professor Bice at (330) 672-0026, or email mbice3@kent.edu
• Brown wants lawmakers on Social Security
• Manager finalist list trimmed to three men
• Commissioners face the music on water company ownership
• Men arrested in assault
• Cause of house fire still undetermined
• Calamity days bill heads to Kasich
• Geneva schools ready to come down
• Grand Valley schools cutting
• Landlords just say no to water policy change
• Prosecutor removed from airport authority
• Lampposts posing dangers
• Solicitor gives council an “F” in finances
• New school treasurer could be hired by May
• Cantagallo negotiates lower natural gas price
• Ace Parts serving the public since its birth in 1936
• Amnesty program called success
• Fire guts ’Bula house
• Chocolate fans devour sweet treats
• The scholarship deadline is April 15th...only 10 more days!
• Man ‘huffing’ in parking lot
• Citizens may help select new manager
• Genevan gets 6th OVI in 20 years
• Conneaut man stabbed in drug deal gone bad
• Dog owner: Pooch not vicious; police, solicitor disagree
• Couple arrested, toddler taken from meth house
• Conneaut water supply blocked by obstruction
• GOTL man saves sons before car plows into him
• Conneaut prison inmate dies
• How sweet it is
• Rescued dogs will do their own rescuing
• Is it a buzzard, a turkey buzzard or a turkey vulture? It’s all of the above
• Speech, Hearing and Rehabilitation Center of Ashtabula County celebrates 90 years of service
• Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor pays visit to Ashtabula County
• Illegal use of painkillers becoming a big area problem
• Remote-controlled car races liven up Saybrook
• Traffic cameras generate problems
• Cop’s fatal shot at one dog fails to save another dog’s life
• Time to rake your leaves: Reader’s Digest is coming to town
• Geneva bears cost of treating inflows and infiltration into water system
• Man driving wrong way on Route 11 gets arrested on drug charges
• County trying to retain ESAB jobs
• Lodge off to a good start in 2011
• Board of Elections voting machine test successful
• Authority, commissioners seek a solution to county airport’s woes
• Get your tickets for the Spring Fling!!
• Ash/Craft Industries adds shredding service
• Farmers harvesting bumper crop of giant shredded wheat
• Area researchers identify gene related to strokes
• Area researchers identify gene related to strokes
• State Rep. Casey Kozlowski stands by constituents, not party
• It is extra cold and snowy outside
• Dominion seeks increase to replace gas lines
• United Way breakfast celebrates individual and corporate donors
• County board, video production company win state award
• Geneva closes two roads damaged by winter weather
• KSUA Student Ambassadors are now accepting applications on a continuing basis...Join our team! FMI or to apply, contact Liz Driscoll, emdrisco@kent.edu or 440-964-4242.
• Continuance granted in vehicular homicide trial
• Buckeye BOE posts facilities plans, dialogue comments on website
• County commissioners view proposed road vacation site
• Area gets poor score for healthy residents
• County approves contracts Tuesday
• Sewer tap-in fee the subject of meeting of county, village officials
• County readies voting machines for May primary
• CMS Market and Wholesale opens in former Mike’s Farm Market
• County to hire outside firm to draw up financial report
• Lou’s Tire Mart closing Ashtabula store after decades on Main Avenue
• Committee unveils Geneva Civil War park blueprint
• Three flown to hospital after two South County crashes
• Join us in the Blue & Gold Room on 4/20 from 5:30-7 PM. We're holding an open house to give you information on careers in Health Informatics & the new Master's, continuing ed, & certificate programs at Kent State that can prepare yo
• From 4/1 thru 4/22, the OT Club will be collecting gently used wheelchairs, which will be refurbished & delivered to those in need in third world countries. Call Julie Mirabell (964-4316) or Tracey Housel (964-4252) to schedule a drop-off.
• Juveniles escape Geneva police; one identified
• Teen girl confronts would-be robbers
• Septic system costs likely will rise
• OSU Extension Office hours normal again
• Many departments battle Williamsfield house fire
• Postal operations to move from Kingsville to ’Bula
• MAN DIES IN BLAZE
• Good news - the Scholarship deadline has been extended to April 15th!!!
• The next Socrates Cafe will be held on 3/29 from 7:00-8:00 PM in the Blue & Gold Room. The topic "What is Belief?" will be presented by Michael Brennan. Hope to see you there! :)
• Remember - the deadline for Scholarships is March 31st..
• Hey, hey, he’s Davy Jones
• ’Bula resident finds surprise in bed
• Four departments respond to Williamsfield house fire
• Annual Pinewood Derby embraces Scouting values
• FALSE ALARM: SEARCH NETS NOTHING
• Local election officials examining impacts of voter ID bill
• Slight improvement in county jobless rate in February
• Andover Township dog owner disputes bite victim’s story
• Conneaut trash-hauling laws could get an overhaul
• Jefferson superintendent discusses levy, personnel
• Candidates for Conneaut city manager have varied talents
• Perry student stable after crash
• More communities receive energy grants from NOPEC
• Kohl’s looks like future mall tenant
• Smile!
• SMOKE DETECTORS SAVE MAN’S LIFE
• Lakeside Intermediate student essay winner
• Costs could drop
• Spring here and Jefferson readies improvement projects
• Perry senior in critical condition after crash
• Ashtabula County to get extra money for Summer Food Program
• Sherrod Brown to take action against high gasoline prices
• Pit bull attacks girl
• School board member loses lawsuit vs. city
• Masked pair assaults Kingsville mom, teen
• ’Bula sees big bucks in Wade Avenue campus
• Dialogue participants support mix of new and renovated buildings in Buckeye Local
• ’Bula never put aside cash to pay retirement packages
• No co-pays for seniors transported by volunteers
• 7 will be interviewed for manager position
• Pitting, cracks in courthouse ramp studied
• Conneaut company looks to expand fiberoptic data lines to Geneva
• ’Bula to use paving fund to fix Wade Ave.
• Two men cited in North Kingsville park incident
• Housing improvement grant would focus on Geneva Twp., Geneva-on-the-Lake
• Conneaut trash law could be recycled
• Featuring a cameo appearance by METIMAN!
• ‘Cancer’ patient robs elderly man
• Get a break in court Saturday
• Madison man arrested on drug, firearm charges
• 77-year-old man faces sex charge
• Six indicted on various charges
• Plan to cut hours backfires for Bula
• Jefferson agrees to join Growth Partnership
• Budget buster
• New trial date for murder suspect
• New lodge chef branches out
• A little ‘Majic’ as owner gets ready for equine event
• Mixed breed dogs spotlighted at event
• Old family recipes key in Conneaut pizza
• Story takes years to tell
• Tenants flee burning building
• Conneaut schools wary of state budget
• Braden Junior High students have authentic marketing experience
• Dozens take the chilly Roaming Shores plunge to benefit the community
• Public forum on water account changes is April 5
• music, storytelling, poetry, journalism and literature
• Three boaters receive awards
• Calendar says winter is officially finished
• Area auto dealers downplay shortage caused by quake
• Community Action Agency plans first fund-raiser to expand gift of building
• County, GOTL sign dispatching, jail agreements
• Ashtabula Campus students...YOU have PRIORITY!!! Set your fall classes before you leave for summer!
• The first video produced by the KSU Ashtabula Media Club is now live on its YouTube Channel...Fil Shaffer and Christopher Zapp taped it and Fil edited it...enjoy!
• Diversity festival coming in June
• Villa residents enjoy trip without leaving building
• Prejudices abound against AMHA
• Dogged by laws
• Little tabs in big demand
• Memorial blood drive returns on Saturday
• North Kingsville approves 2011 municipal budget
• Interviews could start soon for city manager
• Peacock seems to like Conneaut’s shoreline area
• OHP looks for drunk St. Paddy celebrants
• Geneva looks to clean up old industrial sites
• Change orders approved to water/sewer projects
• Fatal trailer fire still under investigation
• Buckeye residents to be presented with six options
• APL doors open again
• Buckeye OKs contract extension
• Rally takes aim at SB 5, Kasich
• Commissioners urge lawmakers to reject SB 5
• MTC would consider state’s prison proposal
• 28 accused in massive drug trafficking ring
• FATAL FIRE
• Conneaut seeks cheap road reopen solution
• Join us for summer classes! View the new TV commercial here...
• Protesters greet Kozlowski during visit to Conneaut
• Best Buddy Bobs end up charged
• Burglars keep deputies busy with many thefts
• Monroe’s hero dog
• Perry plant built to withstand quake
• Investigators gather evidence in suspected meth explosion
• America will hear from Ashtabula May 4
• Red Cross director: Japan’s needs different
• Red Cross director: Japan’s needs different
• SJP starts pre-school
• Crash victims undergoing treatment
• Governments worried about rising fuel costs
• Edgewood grad stationed in Tokyo shaken by quake
• Split vote derails Newcomb campaign protest
• Hundreds of children treated to readings of Dr. Seuss
• Northeastern Ohio residents hit the roads after days of snow and ice
• Star Beacon Apology
• Area buried under heavy wet snow
• ’Bula cop shoots pit bull to stop attack
• Firefighters contain Madison restaurant fire
• The library will be closing early today due to the weather.
• A sweet tour
• 7 manager candidates get council’s attention
• A marathon bee Tri-County Spelling Bee goes on and on and on
• County loses people
• Cameras not there
• Cold-weather plus
• CLASSES CANCELED today, Friday, March 11. Be careful out there!
• There goes the hair
• APL recruiting people to foster dogs, puppies
• Superintendent envisions visitor’s field house at Lakeside High School
• Community leaders fight for ESAB jobs
• Ashtabula County unemployment up one full percentage point for January
• Ashes to ashes …
• Jefferson police warn of bogus cop scam
• 5 injured in crash
• Conneaut man sentenced for arson at black church
• Conneaut water bills return to card format
• One of ’Bula’s cameras catches 1,200 speeders
• City seeks to borrow $210,000 to fix Wade Ave.
• County water policy on hold
• 100 jobs may be flying south
• Conneaut city manager meeting is executive session
• GOTL councilwoman resigns
• HURRY! Deadline to apply for SCHOLARSHIPS is March 31! Nearly $150,000 in scholarships available for Ashtabula students! Visit the link to download an application, or apply online!
• SAVE MY SEMESTER Workshops! Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 9 at 4pm and Friday, March 18 at 1pm. The workshop will focus on helping students to set goals, develop an action plan and provide tips on improving academic skills.
• Public to help decide Ashtabula River input
• Pro-life activist stops in Erie today
• Auto parts store to replace place Burger King
• Blaney officer of the year
• Ex-trustee Bucci dies in Florida
• Comic’s autobiography references Ashtabula
• State high court won’t hear city tax complaint
• Not meeting your academic goals at midterm time? Need help developing a plan of action or looking for tips on how to improve your academic skills? If so, a 'Save My Semester' workshop may be just what you need! The first workship will be held M
• Victim seen walking in middle of road
• Conneaut artist displays work
• Missionaries ‘bugged’ but get much done during Belize trip
• Madison 8-year-old risks danger as stunt double in Cleveland film
• Christian rapper killed
• Religious ‘exercise’ sweeps area
• In the presence of greatness
• ACMC looks for way to maintain local cancer treatment
• Backlog of Medicaid applications creates nursing home woes
• County and Geneva tackle problems with court building
• Dr. William Lake retires after 50 years of veterinary practice
• Ashtabula County Fair Board wins Robinson Family show
• Investigation continues in murder of Mentor woman
• Home Show continues today at Ashtabula Towne Square
• 9 MONTHS ON THE RUN
• New water policy not a big hit
• Old Washington Elementary sold to local land developer
• Fatal hit-and-run trial will be this spring
• Woman suing city pleads guilty to resisting arrest
• Ashtabula County Port Authority may scrap Plant C generators
• Driver charged in Orwell tanker incident
• High-speed chase results in three arrests
• County to put bills in owner’s, not tenant’s, name
• Repair work starts on Route 20 bridge in Ashtabula Township
• Monroe hero dog a national finalist
• More raccoon rabies found in Pierpont
• Commissioners approve 9-1-1 strategic plan for Ashtabula County
• Stop by the gym this Friday or Saturday between 9 AM - 4 PM & check out the great deals at the AITP Rummage sale!
• State cuts may curtail county mental health services
• Shooting deaths take toll on investigators
• GOTL to give village workers raises
• Sherrod Brown to take action against high gasoline prices
• Conneaut agonizes over harbor alley dispute
• Ashtabula's cameras set off flurry of controversy
• Fire dislocates 'Bula residents
• Double homicide case going to grand jury
• So what do some of our faculty do in their spare time? Ask Joe Zingaro...
• So what do some of our faculty do in their spare time? Ask Joe Zingaro...
• City woman files lawsuit against APD
• McNicholas celebrating 25 years with Domino’s Pizza
• Saybrook company buys building, will transfer 40 jobs to Austinburg
• Woman taken to ACMC after SUV overturns on icy road
• Traffic enforcement cameras are in Ashtabula to stay
• Commissioners pass a lean 2011 county budget
• Sheriff’s Department to start recalling deputies back to work
• Cancer center closure bad news for patients, employees
• Ss. John and Paul assembly promotes school spirit, fun
• Untreated sewage goes into Lake Erie
• Orwell neighborhood evacuated after propane tanker overturned
• Warmer temperatures, rain cause major flooding in Madison
• Conneaut considers its own truck scales
• UW needs help to distribute funds
• Miller leaves ACMC for new post
• Panels need new people
• Deadline closed for manager applicants
• Cameras will watch you at intersections
• Floods slam county roads
• Kozlowski hears from dozens opposing public employee bill
• Cancer center to close
• Deadly virus hits APL
• Perry woman out to help pets turned out by poor economy
• Hollywood magic rubs off on lodge
• Family, friends cry, remember murder victims
• Liz Driscoll and Irene Skleres will be on Star 97.1 FM in minutes to talk about PSEO and registering for summer! Give it a listen!
• 15th Annual Law Enforcement Polar Bear Plunge
• Sheriff’s Sgt. Slocum honored at retirement party
• UGH!
• Green industry hangs on federal funding
• Preliminary hearing set for murder defendant
• Ashtabula County lodge earns several company awards
• Ashtabula County seeks new jail roof replacement bids
• 15 farmers commit to plant biomass grass, company seeks 85 others
• Suspect nabbed
• Tip-a-Cop kicks off Polar Bear Plunge
• Teens warned about abusive relationships
• 3 more people want to be Conneaut manager
• Two Pierpont raccoons have rabies
• Beacon, staff finalists in APSO awards
• Commissioners to return five road deputies to payroll
• Fri. Feb. 25 CLASSES CANCELED! Only essential employees report. Stay safe and warm, everyone!
• AITP is holding a Rummage Sale next week...help them get to a sunnier climate to bring back more hardware...not the computer kind, the trophy kind!!!
• Water main breaks cause 'Bula to dry up
• Conneaut council OKs water pipe fix
• GOTL looks at 3 percent sewer rate hike
• 2 candidates in Bula election struck for lack of signatures
• Conneaut police issue warnings after thefts
• County order affects water users
• Conneaut mulls major energy upgrade work
• Investigation continues into shooting deaths
• Fioritto outspells competition to win county spelling bee
• Buckeye BOE receives input on revising schools
• Ashtabula employee guilty in 6th drunk-driving case
• Officials don’t gamble on added revenue
• Man, woman shot in back of the head
• Hit-and-run suspect goes to court March 4
• Gloekler stays natural for 30 years
• Geneva needs architect to volunteer for review unit
• Commissioners to hear 9-1-1 plans
• Laid-off police officer back to work, in a school
• Hey, Irene Skleres is going to be on 97.1 this morning talking about how students can go to college for free while still in high school! Check it out!!
• See who made the fall 2010 President and Dean's Lists!!!
• We hope to see you tonight at the Socrates Cafe, 7-8 PM in the Blue & Gold Room...The topic is "What is Poverty?", with presenters Dr. Dave Prusek & Dr. Payman Nasr.
• Financial Aid Awareness Days happening today in the Commons from 10AM-1PM & again from 3PM-6PM. If you need help filing your 2011-2012 FAFSA, applying for scholarships, planning your strategy for next year, or if you have questions, get answers toda
• TJ third grader is principal for day
• Hail to the snow!
• Wild winter woeful for wildlife
• Solving double murder top priority for deputies
• Two found shot
• Buckeye community dialog session Wednesday
• Respite from snow short lived
• BREAKING THE ICE
• Perry Nuclear Plant monitoring defective control rods
• GOTL fire victims thank firefighters, community
• County’s revenue projection inches up
• Boil alert should cease today
• Consultant to document problems with Conneaut’s new school buildings
• Port authority contingent goes to Chicago
• Conneaut charter panel goes to work
• State mulling various calamity day scenarios
• Diesel-soaked home must come down
• Shot cop fired
• Kids jump for healthy hearts
• Candidates set to square off in May
• Geneva chamber expo brings out big crowds
• FirstEnergy plan would moot loss of all-electric discounts
• Estranged husband rams rival’s SUV with his own
• Harbor High property, Wenner sold
• Meadowood homeowners must tie into sewers
• It’s time for tap-in permits in Austinburg
• Leak stops water flow
• If you have a son or daughter in high school, check out how they can go to Kent State University Ashtabula for FREE while still in high school! Contact Irene Skleres at 440-964-4565 for details.
• Chamber of Commerce hosts business expo today
• Sample, learn to make artisan cheese
• Conneaut schools look at aging buildings
• Warm weather masks flu season at its peak
• Field of Ashtabula candidates keeps growing everyday
• County foreclosures decline during 2010
• Buckeye BOE prepares for community dialogue
• Grant should help sheriff get more grants
• Council may get jump on its manager quest
• Conneaut, union agree on contract
• Route 534 corridor plan unveiled to public in Geneva
• Reserve park pavilions starting Feb. 21
• Simon returns to politics with run for city solicitor
• Murder victim’s case headed to prosecutor
• County airport flying high in debt
• Kingsville Towing has provided excellent service since 1983
• Conneaut lawmaker suggests federal help to fight drug crime
• PUCO holding all-electric hearings today
• For those of you who use Lake Ave., Carpenter Rd., or West Ave. - the IRON BRIDGE is CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER BEGINNING TOMORROW!
• Free & open to everyone! A 60-min public safety A.L.I.C.E training workshop by the KSU Dept. of Public Safety, today @ 12:15 in the Auditorium! This crisis training, created by Texas law enforcement, is used by many U.S. educ. law enforcement agencie
• Family groups won't be merging
• Woman steals but sorry
• Falling ice causes gas leak
• Distel avoids debate on future of state turnpike
• Commissioners will have budget for county ready by month’s end
• Lake Avenue bridge closing for replacement
• Kozlowski gets earful about state mandates
• Carjack suspect pleads guilty
• Hubbard House Underground Railroad Museum Annual Film Festival.
• Do you know what time it is? Give up? It's time to... *File your FAFSA for 2011-2012 *Apply for scholarships *Plan your strategy for next year Have questions? Get answers at Financial Aid Awareness Days, Mon., Feb. 21, 10 AM-4PM, and Tues., Feb. 2
• Families get college questions answered
• Geneva dedicates new school
• Sharing the love
• A GIFT TO SHARE
• Warm-up will grow plenty of potholes
• Disc golfers brave cold weather to raise money for charity
• Five departments fight garage fire in Rome Township
• Family escapes fire with dogs and cat, but loses pet birds
• Cop shooter gets 18 years
• Grape growers taking chilly nights in stride
• Artist uses head to control computer
• Two to headsenior levy panel
• Love is in the air: Bald eagles nesting
• Hopefuls take out petitions for Ashtabula city offices
• Ohio EPA holds hearing on mercury applications
• Deep snow hampers county mail delivery, firefighters
• Panels approve Pizza Hut store
• Our next Socrates Cafe will be held on Tues, 2/22 at 7 PM in the Blue/Gold Room. The topic is 'What is Poverty?' with moderators Payman Nasr and David Perusek. This event is free and open to the public.
• Are you interested in establishing an LGBT Allies and Friends Student Group? If so, please join us on Wednesday, Feb. 23rd from 5-6:30 PM at the Harbor Perk.
• Conneaut’s Chamber salutes several citizens
• Conneaut’s Chamber salutes several citizens
• City considering safety-forces levy
• Thieves hit freezer at Geneva Kentucky Fried Chicken
• Plow drivers ask for cooperation, patience
• Scrap tire dealer sentenced
• Zullo leaves ’Bula with $50,000 in his pocket
• No matter what your major, you can become part of the Media Club. If you've ever wanted to be on TV or just help produce some fun videos, the Media Club is looking for you. *Produce "What's New" or "This Week At" segments fo
• City hits 34th in Reader’s Digest contest
• Council waffles on Wade Ave. repairs
• Firefighters grab pets, guns from Geneva blaze
• Missing teen facing unruly charge after party at friend’s house
• Injured cop under a cloud
• Conneaut police claim: Dad drugged kids
• Commissioners hands panel assignments
• Geneva to delay school on bad days
• 13 economic steering seats filled
• Massive microfilming project advances to next stage
• Conneaut charter group set to meet
• Missing teen found
• Troubles hit trailer park
• Pizza Hut looks at Conneaut
• Geneva incidents ‘proof’ alcohol causes problems
• Cold truth: Icicles cause damage
• Ashtabula axes dispatcher because of budgetary woes
• Officer who was shot won’t take polygraph
• Teen still missing
• A Veteran Student Organizational Meeting will be held from 11 a.m. - noon in the Oak Room on Wed, 2/9. This meeting is to discuss the formation and structure of a veteran student organization on campus. Please join us!
• A big night, no matter who won
• Teens pampered while learning about self-image
• Ashtabula teen disappears on way to friend’s home
• George Distel steps down as turnpike head
• Many want to be next Conneaut city manager
• Geneva chills out for Winterfest 2011
• Hundreds benefit from women’s heart health event
• Geneva junior/senior high auction draws hundreds
• Ashtabula County Port Authority names Sean Ratican as leader
• Comp Dairy Farm on track to expand
• Sentencing delayed for church arsonist
• Firefighters battle Homewood Ave. blaze
• Former county employee’s book set to rock Kentucky
• Port Authority to meet with federal officials on grant
• Briquettes Smokehouse to hold grand reopening
• Conneaut park ‘industrial’ in name only
• Family Planning Association provides health care to women of reproductive age
• Athletic Trainers can become more marketable by adding a physical therapist assistant associate degree...in nearly half the time of a traditional degree. Let Tiffany fill you in on this video...
• GOTL going to residents for paving cash
• Drug suspect claims to be unregistered sex offender
• Zullo signed gas pact sans council direction
• Calamity day relief takes a step forward
• Geneva park seeks applicants
• Conneaut city, schools go ‘green’
• Special prosecutor handles murder
• Ex-solicitor agrees to one-year probation
• Growth chief suggests looking to the future
• Steelers will win
• Be among the first to see the new TV commercial starring KSU-Ashtabula PSEO students!
• Volleyball Club meetings will be held in the Gym every Wednesday this semester beginning at 11:30 a.m. If you're interested, stop by!
• Home-delivered meals programs cut 15 percent
• Commissioners discuss repairs of leaky county buildings
• Worst of storm skirts county, but still a pain
• ’Bula city manager didn’t ‘take’ pay raise
• Website promotes Christian unity in county
• Geneva Junior High School furniture, memorabilia for sale
• KSU-A Marketing Class Project Group 1 - These commercials for the Ashtabula County Children Services Board were written and produced by Jeff Wheeler's fall 2010 marketing class. All of these commercials are being used as local Cable TV inserts by th
• KSU-A Marketing Class Project Group 2 - These commercials for the Ashtabula County Children Services Board were written and produced by Jeff Wheeler's fall 2010 marketing class. All of these commercials are being used as local Cable TV inserts by th
• KSU-A Marketing Class Project Group 3 - These commercials for the Ashtabula County Children Services Board were written and produced by Jeff Wheeler's fall 2010 marketing class. All of these commercials are being used as local Cable TV inserts by th
• Feb. 2 - Ashtabula Campus AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES CANCELED!
• Become a detective for a night. Learn more here!
• Help Ashtabula win a share of $5 million dollars by entering the Reader's Digest "We Hear You, America" sweepstakes.
• WINTER WALLOP
• Ashtabula man facing 48th driving conviction
• ’Bula not paying Zullo’s sex case legal bills
• Lori McLaughlin named Conneaut’s top citizen
• Ashtabula man files lawsuit against police department, city
• Police protection levy to go before Saybrook Township voters in Nov.
• State auditor says Conneaut can reimburse Campbell
• Commissioners approve agreement for six new Sheriff’s Department vehicles
• Help Ashtabula win a share of $5 million dollars by entering the Reader's Digest "We Hear You, America" sweepstakes.
• Lawsuit alleges fraud against insurance management firm
• 2 homeless men charged in break-in crime spree
• House fire under investigation
• Geneva student disciplined for drug usage
• Domestic violence on rise in city
• 'Bula sex case heads to federal court
• Take heed
• Reminder: The final day for electronic submissions to be published in this year's Platypus is February 4th. Submit to ksuaenglishsociety@gmail.com. Submissions should be original works of poetry, prose, short stories, drawings or photography.
• Attn. VA students - Question about benefits, or want to get involved on campus? Come to an info session on 2/1, 5-6 pm in Rm H109 of the HSB, or on 2/4, 10-11 am in the Blue/Gold Room, Main Hall. We'll discuss VA benefits, enrollment certifications,
• Kent State Partners with Lake Health and Lakeland Community College to Expand Nursing Program. Learn more about it...
• ’Bula pair wins choice of entries at Winterfest competition for wedding
• Victim’s assistance office helps people affected by crime
• Polar Bear Plunge veteran ready to brave elements for eighth year
• THE SKY IS HIS LIMIT
• Ashtabula County a magnet for winter recreation
• ’Bula city manager takes pay raise
• Area man dies in snowmobile crash
• Fire interrupts movie but inflicts no major damage
• State legislators in short supply at meeting
• More city employees see pay cuts
• Association shares vision for Bridge Street with community
• Unique learning space provides innovative opportunities for Ashtabula Campus students. Read more here...
• Businesses rush to locate in Geneva
• Chief: 2010 shooting case remains open
• Sidewalk grant faces timetable
• Flu bug hits Head Start
• Old Zullo foe turns up in harassment complaint
• Four factories seek mercury discharge permit variances
• Hackers steal $1,300 from Conneaut account
• Bridge Street bound
• Local woman fosters puppy-mill canines
• Conneaut to crack down on rude gym behavior
• Radiologic Technology Application Deadline is February 1st. See Tracey Housel in HSB 121 for more information!
• Budget cuts affect City Hall, Justice Center employees
• FH disaster puts focus on reverse 911
• DJFS puts squeeze on senior transportation
• 10 AACS teachers to retire in June
• Conneaut names two to port panel
• Ashtabula County Master Gardeners.
• Lunch program gets state award
• Genevans say they were falsely accused
• Humphrey Insurance provides services since 1935
• House fire damage estimated at $150,000
• 65 Fairport families still not home
• County jobless rate rises
• ‘I pulled a trigger on a gun’
• Occupant leaves house on fire with only clothes on his back
• The English Society is holding a bake sale in the Commons from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. today - stop by!
• Fourteen people indicted by Grand Jury
• Conneaut may return to old structure
• Lake Avenue bridge work to cost $1.5 million in spring
• Attorney: Stabbing suspect cooperates with Bula police
• Oh so cold!
• Fire damages historic home on Lake Ave.
• Local firefighters help with Fairport natural gas blasts
• Please note, Loretta’s Food Service will close at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, January 24. They will be closed on Tuesday the 25th and resume normal hours on Wednesday the 26th. We apologize for the inconvenience.
• Friends for Life emphasizes sanctity of life on anniversary
• Life gives Pescatelli basis for new TV series
• Running for Michael
• ‘MISUNDERSTOOD’
• Dozens gather to celebrate county’s 200th birthday
• Burton hiker to share adventures
• Area native teaches at leading school for deaf
• Community pulls together to help former Andover police chief
• Bundle up. Coldest time of the year is on the way
• Ashtabula Foundation rescues Red Cross fund
• Falcon Follies planning kicks off in February
• Ashtabula County Port Authority begins interviews
• Seminar on teen-dating violence at KSUA
• Happy 200th birthday, Ashtabula County
• Coroner’s office failed to follow up on stabbing victim’s autopsy report
• County doesn’t look day over 180
• Keep this on ice
• Regional sewer pact replaces ’76 document
• Domestic violence cases cause injured hands
• No murders in Conneaut last year
• Deputies search for suspect in Perry stabbing
• County officials request more cash but won’t get it
• You can buy a school but it might have asbestos
• Somppi: Local manager good idea
• Buckeye introduces panel that will help plan for future
• High school students get the opportunity to take college classes for FREE! Find out how!
• Just a reminder...OPEN GYM HOURS for students are on Fridays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
• Conneaut learns portable scales are costly
• Ashtabula police: Lack of report hampers murder investigation
• Booze still big in Ohio
• Diva Day set for Feb. 19 at Ashtabula church
• Woman accused of helping man in run from police still in prison
• Conneaut is years behind in some bridge inspections
• ’Bula police lose 4 officers, fire department 2 firefighters
• Check out the article about the 2010 Ashtabula Heart Walk in this week's e-Inside! Congrats Dean Stocker, Lori Lalak Lee and the entire campus team of walkers!
• Snow, cold to replace ice in forecasts
• Winter is taking a toll on area’s road budgets
• Bird count reveals rare geese
• BJ Baker’s is still pedaling after 62 years
• Owner fells chain-saw thief
• Felony drug charges await Conneaut man
• County’s 2011 revenues expected to shrink
• Police seize drugs from woman during traffic stop
• Two treated after minivan crashes
• Home Show set for March 4-6
• Police pinch lobster lovers
• Ex-Councilman Beacon dead at 55
• Suspect in sex with corpse ‘good guy,’
• Death probe not over
• Bicentennial project honors county’s most famous lawyers
• Stolen pooch recovered in Mentor
• Safe year
• Just sliding by
• Rick Balog selected to represent Ward 1
• Chardon has nothing on Pierpont when it comes to snow
• Jefferson councilman appears on ‘Extreme Makeover’ tonight
• Tardy streetlight fees cannot appear on taxes
• Eric Frantz gets second-in-command title at lodge
• Police arrest 3 burglary suspects on Main Ave.
• Conneaut looks to Geneva for manager inspiration
• Geneva Township man pleads guilty to seven counts of robbery
• Conneaut student suffers serious hand injury in shop-class accident
• K-9 Officer Kero puts bite on attempted burglary
• Police protection levy on May ballot in Saybrook
• Conneaut hires new elementary principal
• Convention authority commits funds to lodge restaurant renovation
• Area man accused of abusing corpse has initial court hearing in Indiana
• Suspect freed after judge rules prosecution acted improperly
• Suspect in cop shooting sentenced in drug cases
• County sees surge in revenues at end of 2010
• Genevan charged with having sex with corpse
• Partridge’s ‘allocution’ helps him win Buckeye spelling bee
• Conneaut council hoping for local city manager
• Grand Valley BOE finds levy is dry
• Vehicular homicide driver sentenced to 8 years in prison
• Conneaut council moves fast to fill port vacancies
• Nature Conservancy gains 58 more Ashtabula County acres
• Work on Middle School nearly complete
• Barris to direct Community Action
• Foul weather may make school year a bit longer
• RETURN TO VICTORY
• Three-vehicle crash sends 2 to hospital
• Ashtabula BOE reorganizes
• Buckeye’s classified workers agree to pay freeze
• Ashtabula income tax forms in the mail
• Photos, videos needed for cable program
• Mighty Quinn proud of fresh food at restaurant
• Commissioners get into the ACTS with new contracts
• Commissioners to vote on JEDD sewer pact next week
• EMA director doesn’t want regional service to ‘bomb’
• Conneaut’s weigh scales earning big bucks already
• Workers take over plant
• Bet on the white stuff
• Conneaut council busy plugging holes in staff
• Radiologic Technology Application Deadline February 1!!!!
• Embattled Zullo retires as auditor
• Braden bee low-key event
• Extra work gets extra Conneaut pay
• Woman can stand trial in Conneaut murder case
• Cantagallo picks up petitions for city manager
• Claypool will head commissioners in 2011
• Cash advance clerk fights back against gun-wielding robber
• Suspect tosses toddler out of car to steal it
• Free food in the Commons tomorrow between noon and 2 p.m. See you there!
• Strickland grants clemency to Ashtabula man
• Ohio lawmakers wish Giffords speedy recovery
• NOPEC to give GOTL $50,000
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Historic building damaged by fire in Windsor Township
• Ashtabula Fire Department makes daring midnight rescue
• County Public Defenders Office handles thousands of cases annually
• Ashtabula County kids get a SNOW DAY
• Riders rabid over failure to roll Greyhound into ’Bula
• Man pleads guilty to police officer assault
• Burglary suspect same man charged with carrying gun to a midget football game
• Filthy houses may mobilize Conneaut’s City Council
• Suspect in Ashtabula police shooting waives right to extradition hearing
• Conneaut can issue all Ohio birth certificates
• Lake County’s 2011 budget takes almost $1M away from the sheriff
• Police arrest man who led them on three-mile foot chase
• Commissioners want bed tax to pay half of $200,000 lodge restaurant renovation
• Main Ave. businesses plagued by burglaries
• Free tax help.
• Communities get NOPEC funding
• Police nab two burglary suspects
• Partridge gets ‘pedicure,’ wins bee
• Kingsville student proves to be jewel of a speller
• Conneaut schools to delay classes on bad days
• In a pickle: Wendy’s leaves mall
• Chief: Shot officer anxious to return to work
• Buckeye residents can take part in new school planning
• Stroll to school
• Red Cross budget goes up in smoke
• via Kent State Ashtabula Bookstore 1 day BUYBACK of used book in the Commons, Thursday, Jan. 6, 10-4:30
• Cause of apartment house fire unknown
• Conneaut native hired as assistant law director
• Another filthy house is home to Conneaut children
• Cierra Oliver sashays to spelling bee win
• Grand Valley BOE contemplates spending cuts
• Geneva-on-the-Lake hires two full-time police officers
• Jefferson finishes 2010 with a cash surplus
• FIRE RIPS THROUGH APARTMENT HOUSE
• Cop shooting suspect remains in jail
• Premix sale merges it with Hadlock Plastics
• Hand Warmer drive organized for Marines
• Best friends frequent Best Friends Restaurant
• Teen who crashed into cruiser faces multiple charges in Geneva
• Family remembers crash victim
• Cause of fatal crash still a mystery
• Three departments battle Sheffield Township house fire
• Crime Stoppers offering up to $30,000 for murder information
• Conneaut councilman suggests city reorganization
• Ashtabula Campus PT Assistant Program Largest in State!
• Geneva Middle School students enjoy first day in new building
• Weigh scales do ‘fine’ business
• Conneaut council OKs Schaumleffel package
• Rose resigns as councilman to go traveling
• VEST SAVES OFFICER’S LIFE
• Conneaut man arrested after scuffle
• Autopsy results expected today
• Local church to help Belize school
• Guardians help vets, military personnel
• BROWNS BOMB
• AFTER THE CRASH AND THE COMA
• 2010 murder free for Ashtabula County
• Vehicle owners need to beware of catalytic converter thieves
• Commissioners’ clerk elected secretary of state association
• FATAL CRASH RAISES QUESTIONS
• Local couple among finalists in online wedding contest
• FIRE DESTROYS PLYMOUTH HOME
• Some new health care act benefits kick in Saturday
• Police will be looking for impaired drivers
• Ashtabula City Council passes 2011 budget, envisions further cuts
• Youth participate in snow art at Henderson Memorial Library
• IRS policy favors direct deposit over refund anticipation loans
• New state pharmacy rule limits prescription transfers
• Fire destroys possessions of mother and 5 children
• Community, friends come to aid of family
• Commissioners approve contracts for services in 2011
• Ashtabula County Water System customers won't see increase
• The walls are coming down
• Vandals sought after holiday heist at Harpersfield Covered Bridge
• Crash victim extracted
• Joseph Moroski sworn in to third term as commissioner
• Jobless rate stuck at 11.7 percent
• Conneaut Council seat filled
• Man arraigned on charges of stealing drugs from hospital
• Youngest state rep. prepares for his official swearing-in
• Returns, holiday cash coax shoppers out of the house
• Holiday fire leaves GOTL couple with nothing
• FEEDING MASSES
• Exchange student finds holiday different here
• Procrastinators boost holiday sales
• FIRE BURNS TWO HOMES
• Christmas spirit can penetrate jail doors
• Conneaut City Council president will choose new member
• Men suspected of stealing street signs
• Former Pierpont Elementary sells for $39,000 at auction
• Homeless men beaten, robbed
• Harbor’s Hil-Mak’s continues to bring fish ashore
• Occupants plan to leave Conneaut’s grimy house
• Conneaut council will try tonight to pick new member
• Police closer to nabbing burglary suspects
• County nearly guaranteed a white Christmas
• Fire-proof your home this holiday season
• Friends, associates praise former N.K. mayor Oxley
• You can now watch Chase Carvalho's student commencement address on YouTube.
• Campus will close at 5 p.m. on Dec. 23 and will reopen at 8 a.m. on Jan. 3rd!
• Ohio will lose 2 seats in Congress in 2012
• King family gives out 1,800 turkeys to community
• ACMC adopts 8 families for the holidays
• ‘County’s smallest covered bridge’ construction delayed
• City may see expansion of sewer line at
• Firefighters stay busy in South County
• Quest to fill council seat goes down to the wire in Conneaut
• Conneaut poised to OK budget
• Two county locations host dinners
• Don King’s staff to distribute turkeys to needy
• County grand jury indicts 17 on various charges
• Culinary center headed for Geneva
• Safety forces to see cuts to balance budget
• Just one wish for holidays
• ‘STUCK’ WITH DIABETES
• Enjoy your break...spring semester begins January 10th!
• Area woman helps at Kenya medical clinic
• Former Pierpont Elementary on auction block
• Lakeside High School volleyball team helps area family have good holiday
• Dozens of area children benefit from Shop with a Cop program
• Kent State University-Ashtabula graduates more than 100 Friday
• FIRE KILLS FAMILY PETS
• Comp Dairy Energy gets $1 million grant
• County Port Authority to seek director
• Cheer for Ashtabula in Reader’s Digest contest
• ’Bula business owner offering reward for arrest, conviction of burglar
• Commissioners urge other elected officials to hold conservative course
• Holiday Greeting VIDEO #2! Happy Holidays, everyone!
• Conneaut City Council ponders $66K 2011 public works deficit
• ’Bula BOE goes with Great Lakes names for schools
• Woman found not guilty in fatal Nativity scene crash
• Unions reject city manager's proposed four-day work week
• Neighbor tired of seeing 'trashtabula'
• Commissioners OK agreement with AFSCME
• Firefighter hurt battling Monroe Township blaze
• Happy Commencement Day, and congratulations to our graduands!!
• Check out our Holiday Greeting Video!
• via Kent State Ashtabula Bookstore Today, Thursday, is the last day for used book buyback in the Commons from 11-6. Didn't buy your books at our bookstore?Not a problem. Let our buyer check them out for you. You do not need a receipt.
• via Melissa Dutko Johnson: if you're on campus today, and need some nourishment, stop by the commons and check out AITP's refreshment table, cheap food to sustain you during finals since Loretta's will be closed today.
• Family remains in shock over deaths
• Burglars hit Main St. car repair shop
• Ex-Geneva car dealer gets 3 years in fed pen
• It’s not too late to help others
• AWASH IN POVERTY
• 2010 Grapette court collects blankets for hospital patients
• Campus buildinigs will be closed over the Winter Break! Make sure you plan ahead, because the semester starts on January 10!
• THREE new scholarships are being offered for spring semester! Apply now if you qualify!
• Williams backs loan that gets Conneaut jobs
• Commissioners upset with boil alert protocol
• Ex-Conneaut manager will walk with $33,000
• Mike Seidel puts bone-chilling Austinburg on national TV
• Fit for Weather Channel
• Geneva schools losing resource officer
• ICY HARVEST
• Family mourns parents killed in crash
• UPDATE ON MAKE-UP EXAMS! Evening exams that were cancelled on Monday, Dec. 13 will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 15 - same time and place. A make-up final exam schedule for students that missed finals due to the weather has been developed. Students must e
• The Polar Express!
• Victims died of blunt trauma
• Ashtabula students won’t wear uniforms
• Grinch visits Broken Dreams Cafe
• Conneaut Port Authority is working short-handed
• Donations down, adoptions up at APL; drive goes on
• Pierpont house fire leaves couple homeless; no injuries
• Cantagallo seeks 4-day week for 166 city employees
• Manager officially gone in Conneaut
• NOT OVER YET
• All EVENING CLASSES CANCELLED today, Monday, Dec. 13 at the Ashtabula campus and all buildings will close at 4 PM. Final exams scheduled for today, Monday, Dec. 13 , at 1 PM will be held, but any final exams that were scheduled today, Monday, Dec. 13 to
• Need some holiday cash? Textbook Buyback in the Commons from Dec. 13-16, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
• Santa, trains winning combination for kids
• DAD, MOM KILLED IN ROLLOVER CRASH
• Cool it! Water no longer required to be boiled
• Families in need get help from Conneaut PD
• Youngsters go Christmas shopping with area police
• Weather may prolong sandbar repair work
• Season’s holiday spirit
• Doors open to new school
• Boil alert for area
• Conneaut home: unsafe, unhealthy
• Sheriff falling short on payroll
• Country Neighbor wins senior transport contract
• Commissioners spend money on buildings, change order
• Next week's weather forecast calls for snow...The most up-to-date and detailed information about any changes to the Final Exam Week Schedule will be provided via the Ashtabula Campus Class Cancellation web site (www.ashtabula.kent.edu/about/cancella
• Not so sweet
• GRA decorates trees for needy
• Ohioans not so healthy
• Big-ticket projects could impact Conneaut budget
• ODNR honors Ashtabula resident posthumously
• Plan opens creek to more sportsmen
• OVERCOME BY SMOKE
• ACMC will run county TB clinic
• Neighbors helping neighbors in Geneva
• Brown’s effort to give seniors $250 each fails to pass Senate
• Geneva firefighters battle house fire
• Former Hulbert’s Restaurant may go Italian
• Local banks, receive good ratings
• Tanker truck crash clogs miles of traffic on I-90 west
• Urban Meyer stepping down
• Treasurer for Convention Facilities Authority resigns
• Business helps people overcome addiction
• 16 indicted by grand jury
• Conneaut City Council needs more time to fill port authority posts
• Industrial park project sees start date
• Firefighters battle to save Geneva Township home
• Never forgetting Day of Infamy
• AITP has adopted a family from HALO this holiday season. It's not too late to help them buy gifts - stop in the Commons today through Thursday between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and purchase an ornament for $1. All proceeds go to the adopted family. Thanks f
• Homes for the holidays
• Winter coming
• Dr. David Perusek, assistant professor of anthropology, will sign copies of his book, Between Jihad and McWorld, on Monday, December 6, from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. in the Campus Bookstore. The signing is free and open to the public!
• GaREAT FLYING
• CFA commits $125K annually to lodge debt
• Jefferson celebrates the season with old-fashioned fun, parade
• Dog licenses purchased online subject to 20 percent ‘convenience’ premium
• Police lodge donates to area organizations
• FIRE DISPLACES 30 TENANTS
• Police, feds arrest shooting suspect
• ‘Little devils’ strike ’Bula holiday display
• Santa Claus parades into Geneva atop fire truck
• Commissioners hold off on raises
• PETA intervenes with Unionville cat hoarder
• Conneaut may be minus manager for long time
• Sartini to head Ohio prosecutors association
• Recount verifies Casey Kozlowski victory over Deborah Newcomb
• Our Student Ambassadors will hold a bake sale in the Commons on Tuesday, Dec. 7th...Stop in the Commons between 11 a.m. & 4 p.m. and satisfy your sweet tooth... :)
• 99th House recount could be done today
• Flare gun fired to scare burglar
• The Student Chapter of AITP is sponsoring Adopt-A-Family in the Commons next week, Dec. 6-9 from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Help make this holiday season Merry for a family in need. Purchase an ornament for $1 and personalize it with a greeting for the adopted fa
• The English Society is pleased to present a holiday themed poetry reading at the Harbor Perk on Saturday, December 18th at 5:30 p.m. Come recite your favorite poem or short story and feast on the Perk's famous goodies!!!
• FIVE-VEHICLE CRASH
• Facing loss of benefits, couple puts family home on market
• Mike’s Farm Market to close Saturday
• El Grande Steak House is up for sale
• Nephew and uncle have bloody brawl
• Lou’s Billow Beach will not reopen
• APL accepting five rescued starving puppies
• Bruno Brothers’ slices named best pizza in Ohio
• Sartini makes case for stopgap funds
• Pit bull owner charged for having vicious dog
• Deer hunt going well so far
• County approves Perry nuclear power plant pact with FirstEnergy
• Residents chase off armed robber
• Police arrest second armed robbery suspect
• $42M gift gives University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center a boost
• Felony charges result from illegal meth operation
• Council vacancy intrigues last year’s office-seekers
• The library is lengthening its hours to help you prepare for finals! Extended library hours: Dec. 6 through Dec. 9 from 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; December 10 from 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Dec. 11 & 12 - Closed; Dec. 13 through 16 from 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p
• CONGRATULATIONS, MANDI! On a job well-done. And thanks to all the students, faculty and staff who supported her in this endevour.
• An FYI...Volleyball on Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. is cancelled for the rest of this semester.
• What is in the Republican Pledge to America? Stop by the Blue and Gold Room from 6-8 pm on Thursday and find out! Learn what the new Republican Congress is all about. Everyone is welcome, no matter what you political leanings are. There will be pres
• The Justice Cub has a Giving Tree located in the main lobby of the library to help our local Samaritan House. Household cleaning products, personal hygiene products, and household items are needed. Please stop by and take an ornament to help out!
• Lake man to head county growth
• Robbery suspect nabbed
• 99th House recount OK’d for Wednesday
• Conneaut to allow people to apply for council post
• OxyContin’s change may boost heroin use
• Watch one of our student speakers from the 2010 Scholar Student and Patron Recognition Reception. See ALL of the speakers from that evening on the KSUAshtabula YouTube channel.
• Conneaut man guilty of hate crime
• Legal tender in short supply for law library
• Hunt goes on
• Area man talks about his life in South Korea
• 50 YEARS AGO
• Andover Square scene of annual Christmas parade
• Police ask for public’s help in finding robbery suspect
• Conneaut man survives deadly mortar attack while serving in Afghanistan
• Black Friday crowds make mad rush for deals
• Many volunteer their holiday to help others
• SOME SHELTER FROM THE COLD
• Auditor warns 2011 revenue estimates lower than 2010’s
• Animal groups cooperate to help injured dog
• Madison Township police are searching for missing man
• Families feel sense of loss when military members are far away
• Adopt-a-Marine this holiday season
• County’s unemployment rate rises
• Consumer spending up nationally but remains a mixed bag here
• Snow won’t blow, so travelers can go
• Salvation Army needs volunteer bell-ringers
• Conneaut council nixes streetlight fee increase
• Samson shows inner strength: survives five nights lost and alone
• Holiday coming to Bridge Street
• Declaring council lacks vision, Naylor resigns
• Schaumleffel rescinds port appointments
• Watch one of our student speakers from the 2010 Scholar Student and Patron Recognition Reception. See ALL of the speakers from that evening on the KSUAshtabula YouTube channel.
• Drive-by shooting adds to city’s crime spree
• FAA visits county airport to advance grant issue
• Court systems to get document management
• Kozlowski looks like the winner
• Big cut in teachers
• Don't forget! the Ashtabula Campus will close Wednesday, November 24 at 5:00 p.m. and reopen Monday, November 28 at 7:00 a.m. Have a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving!
• Welcome Connie! New Director of Nursing for the Campus!
• Are you having trouble picking a major? Maybe the one you're in right now isn't quite right? Check out the Major Fair today from 11 to 3 in the Blue and Gold Room.
• Crash victim in water more than hour
• Officer of the year works to keep auto thefts down
• Short but big project
• 50 years
• Area man dies in crash
• Auction helps purchase historical society’s building
• Lights on the Lake opens Friday with several new attractions
• Buckeye Local School District funding changes
• Church serves up a hearty breakfast along with some clothes
• It’s a ‘shoe-in’: Socks for Kids campaign reaches goal
• Parade, other festivities get people in the spirit
• Gunman strikes again in Saybrook
• King Luminaire breaks ground for addition
• Jefferson Area Schools to honor teacher and coach Rob Needham
• Wind-energy task force discusses turbine project
• Conneaut holds Love-in for newest I-90 business
• ’Bula BOE seeks public’s input in naming elementary schools
• With work nearly done, Conneaut BOE approves tree contract
• County committee will focus on growing jobs
• Thieves busy breaking into vehicles in Conneaut
• Ashtabula Harbor business robbed
• Energy-saving work starts in North Kingsville
• Geneva firefighters busy Thursday at two calls
• Boggs enjoyed tenure as agriculture director
• Gunman robs another Saybrook business
• Madison man accused of abusing family sentenced to 15 years
• Looking for something fun to do tonight? The English Society is presenting a Poetry Reading at the Harbor Perk, 1003 Bridge Street in the Ashtabula Harbor. Tonight's reading begins at 5:30 p.m. Please join us and enjoy some original poetry or you ca
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• Ashtabula school bus, cop car collide
• High-tech snow plow ready to battle winter in Ashtabula County
• Just heard.....volleyball scheduled for Wed., Nov. 24 from 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.is cancelled.
• Lakeshore Primary School principal to retire Feb. 1
• Suspected head stabbers remain behind bars
• Greyhound rolls back to Ashtabula
• Conneaut school board delays OK on tree removal project
• ’Bula BOE will name new elementary schools
• Geneva cop shoots, kills pit bull dog
• Ashtabula school board to begin cuts after levy failed
• Powerful wind leaves much of area powerless
• BRING ON THE FLAKES!
• Today is the last day for the AITP Thanksgiving Food Drive...Stop by the Commons between 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. to donate canned goods or non-perishable items. You can also make a cash donation. Please support this good cause!
• 5th Graders visit the campus. Check out the photos!
• Michaels Furniture is a 70-year-old success story
• Company program would grow giant grasses for fuel
• Kozlowski campaign earns Newcomb’s ire
• The AITP 6th Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive is being held in the Commons today and tomorrow. Stop by between 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. to donate canned food and non-perishable items to help support families in Ashtabula County!
• Illuminating Co. mum on streetlight situation
• Undecided about your major? Thinking of making a change? Join us at the Major Fair on Monday, November 22nd from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the KSUA Blue and Gold Room. Get info to help you decide on a major, or to change your old degree program. Hope to see y
• Ashtabula workers to mix salt, sand on city streets
• Crash that injured three still under investigation
• Suspect in drugs theft goes
• I-90 weigh scale repairs should be finished soon
• Lights almost went out in Conneaut
• Status quo costs $150,000 in fees
• On the Honor Flight
• From home, for the holidays
• Geneva church asks for shoeboxes of gifts
• A STEADY FLOW OF DRUGS
• Grape researchers must be flexible in good and bad times
• Sprinkler system douses Ashtabula Towers apartment
• Balloon festival high on Conneaut man’s photo
• Husband and wife veterans talk to Braden students
• Police nab robbery suspect in traffic stop
• Suspects arrested in stabbing of man
• Conneaut police seize 8 pounds of marijuana
• ‘Power Team’ blends muscle and message at Conneaut High School
• Help a veteran, crowd told at Conneaut event
• County commissioners review citizen group’s recommendations
• Exhibit, lunch and talk during ceremony honor veterans’ contributions
• American Legion hosts Geneva's ceremony to honor veterans
• Bronze memorial placed at Iraq veteran's grave
• 'Bula ceremony honors vets' sacrifices for freedom
• TAG, Boy Scouts collect out-of-date prescriptions
• Two-hour standoff finds nobody at home
• LakeHealth will staff M’field Wal-Mart clinic
• Vandals hit area cemetery
• Donations needed for relocation of Geneva’s war monument
• New van will expand local commission’s service to veterans
• Police go to Cleveland to interview shooting victim
• Robbery suspect is still at large
• Do our tougher times spawn violent crimes?
• Ceremonies to be held across Ashtabula County today
• SALUTE VETERANS TODAY
• Drugs by gunpoint
• State rejects negotiator’s conspiracy claim
• City employees get final 2010 pay in 2011
• Unpaid medical claims may hit $3.5M
• Man shot multiple times
• PAIN IN THE PUMP
• Drive-by shooting suspects arraigned
• Provisional ballot count will be ready next week
• Vacant Geneva grocery store expected to become Save-a-Lot
• Conneaut may cut lighting to save money
• Two Geneva businesses have expanded to three
• Conneaut budget nearly done with no manager
• Three Geneva businesses report BBs shot in windows
• Robber gets cash at mini mart
• Schaumleffel fails to show for council evaluation
• Green waste?
• Three arrested in drive-by shootings
• Wine, food give healthy dose of help to ACMC Foundation
• Manager in limbo
• Fun lesson
• To the cats
• Mix of snow, sleet reminds area winter is just around the corner
• Local tattoo artist makes his mark at convention
• Coast Guard changes mode as boating season ends
• Sock it to ’em: Collecting socks for needy kids
• Lampson Reservoir water level being lowered
• Equipment dealership closes its doors, owner cites economy
• G.P. executive director search is down to two candidates
• Port Authority running out of money for Plant C
• Investors are gaining the most out of current housing market
• FRANCE HONORS ASHTABULA MAN
• Commissioners OK consulting fees
• Santa seeks donation of candies
• County-building roofs
• Recession affects leisure travelers
• Conneaut police chief begins leave next week
• Landlord discovers home doused with diesel fuel
• Deer ticks may bug local hunters
• Active TB case prompts screening
• Lodge shifts marketing dollars to online
• Libraries contemplate fate after failed levies
• Conneaut street light fee may receive an overhaul
• Sheriff’s case heads to court
• GOTL’s services uncertain after second levy loss
• ’Bula workers may get last paycheck
• AACS to begin making cuts after levy fails
• 99th House race hinges on provisional ballots
• Conneaut City Council ready to meet with manager
• Conneaut law assistant to resign at end of the year
• Lodge bucks the national hospitality business trend
• Ashtabula County grand jury indicts 7
• Man with gold teeth extracts wallet from restaurant patron
• Korean War veteransto be honored at exhibit
• Wetlands keep airport project down
• Man charged with assault, rape waives right to hearing
• Man charged with assault, rape waives right to hearing
• In a pickle
• Health benefits hanging
• ’Bula City Council directs manager to stiffen yard sale enforcement
• Ashtabula City Council to review more data in sexual harassment complaint
• Conneaut man hurt in crash
• KSUA professor a finalist in national poetry contest
• Don’t expect to wait to vote
• However you slice it
• Medicare open enrollment starts in November
• Grass growing in Monroe will be fuel of future
• ‘GET OUT AND VOTE’
• Halloween Happenings at Ashtabula Towne Square
• LaECI recycling program poses no risks, says warden
• Union alerts workers to possible health insurance lapse
• Grand jury will hear assault suspect’s case
• County planners used for coastal development
• Geneva seeks grants to clean ex-True Temper site
• Politicians make pitch to voters at candidates forum
• Elderly woman claims fraud
• WM trashes rate increase
• GV group hands out cash
• Mass sermon: Safety forces ‘do remarkable things’
• Neighborhood branches out
• Swedish Pastry shop owner ends 59-year run
• Here's the topper
• Health board to continue TB probes
• Facing dire financial future, council stalls
• County election board ready for Tuesday
• Two suspects in beating to have preliminary hearings Friday
• Schaumleffel makes port picks; council not pleased
• Children Services tries new approach
• Felony drug charges await Conneaut man
• Crash closes I-90, seriously injures one
• Concerned citizens discuss police protection with trustees, sheriff
• Housing group objects to cuts
• Church to host benefit for troops
• Why driver crossed median, closed interstate unknown
• Princesses, fairies, more travel Windermere halls
• Conneaut schools mull policies against bullying
• CARL J. ANDERSON: JAN. 28, 1927 - Oct. 24, 2010
• Beating suspect convicted of similar crime in 1999 death
• Four men charged in Saturday fracas
• County OKs Route 45/ I-90 interchange work changes
• Bridge 2 Bridge Run planned for Saturday
• Number of county unemployed stable, but rate drops slightly Aug. to Sept.
• North East Fire Protection fans the flames of success
• County escapes brunt of wind, rain storm
• School wind turbine not working as touted
• Sheriff’s Department to replace 5 aging cruisers
• Conneaut holiday parade salvaged, set for Nov. 26
• ‘Hair’ Monday, gone today as mall salon closes doors
• Dad drives drunk with son, girlfriend aboard
• Brother: Public perception prompted plan for plea bargain
• Sexual assault alleged in beating of 14-year-old
• Schaumleffel surprised by conference uproar
• Fight suspects expected in court today
• KraftMaid lays off 145
• Lights on Lake to add preview night this year
• No ‘wining’ about harvest
• Racial slurs aimed at wrong people
• Police investigate Ashtabula Township robbery
• Bullying incidents deeply disturbing to mother, son
• Neighborhood altercation leads to six arrests
• Andover Bank donates $10,000 to G.O. Ministries
• Here I am at the parade on Friday night! That was the bomb! The parade marks the beginning of Thanksgiving and all the holidays of the season! It also means you need to make sure you have registered for spring classes so you can relax and enjoy a few day
• Dr. Deborah Bice received the prestigious Kent State University Distinguished Teaching Award given to only three professors a year.
• Conneaut city manager’s trip could have effect on his evaluation
• County health department hosts Halloween flu clinic
• ODOT workers discover wrecked truck, body
• State drops 16 charges against man accused of terrorizing family
• Still no arrest in shooting of woman
• Catch the last rays of autumn color this weekend
• Love’s involved in wetlands violation
• THREE AGAINST ONE 14-YEAR-OLD
• County readies team
• Conneaut police chief will resign in December
• Healthy for Andover
• Jailed suspect says he’s no angel, but not a murderer
• Have dinner, help library during campaign for levy
• N.K. mayor suggests texting ban in village
• Sheriff defends nearly $6 million budget request
• Buckeye BOE updating school’s septic system
• Buckeye tech specialists show off new systems at board meeting
• Conneaut Foundation tells its story during an open house
• Andover Bank employees set to make difference
• City family fixes up park benches
• Buckeye heading toward deficit
• Burglary suspect involved in prior barricade incident
• Declining city services spark angry exchange
• Commissioners back grant plan
• Barricaded teen’s call for help foils burglar
• Port Authority broke fed law
• Police mum on vandalism probe
• Franklin says council must make financial request official
• County wants healthier employees
• City hires collection agency to go after delinquent taxpayers
• Waters Catering cookin’ up good times and success
• Cortland woman dies in Rome crash
• Conneaut man bound over for drugs in jail
• Expect a telephone call to test emergency system
• Bula must shave $443,000 from budget
• Eight indicted by grand jury
• Hot meals return to prison
• California, here he comes
• Drive-by shooter hits woman in groin
• Don’t go in the GARAGE
• INTENSE DAY
• Weekend agitation prompts lockdown
• Madison schools close after vandals slash tires
• Emotions running high at Spencer open house
• Prison in lock down after kitchen fire starts
• Hundreds of people, animals walk for APL
• County faces variety of challenges with foreclosure
• Our endangered homes
• Ashtabula police arrest man in finger slashing
• Local labor participates in building schools
• Hope and fashion show
• Ready for red in 2012
• Local physical therapist to run 12 hours in name of science
• You won’t roll own anymore at local Cheap Tobacco stores
• Driver damages lawns, hits house
• Lakeshore’s students measure up with cups
• Bula official tells Conneaut: Put lid on trash-hauling idea
• Mother of suspect: Killer still out there
• Pastor loses tax appeal
• Judge won’t reduce murder suspect’s bond
• City charging for yard sales
• Ashtabula police officers save suicidal woman
• Conneaut soldier hurt in Afghanistan
• A toast to Martinis! Restaurant, Lounge
• Park’s swans featured on calendar
• Port Authority repairing Conneaut sandbar
• Marijuana found growing off state roads
• City man enters ‘no plea’ to bank robbery charge
• At last, razing of Harris building
• Driver dies of heart attack, not crash
• Walkers have 4 legs
• With no H1N1 scare, county clinics quieter
• Appointed Brown stumps to keep job
• WM reportedly buys All-County Disposal
• You’ve got to move
• Motorist dies when car hits tree on Route 84
• Author Visit!
• Moo fun for everyone
• Future in focus
• Dry ice man cometh
• Auctions draw dozens to Geneva elementary schools
• Bar Association honors retired Judge Tom Lambros
• Name of fatal crash victim released by OHP
• Pride of the county ...
• Fatal crash blocks Route 322 in Williamsfield
• Income tax cases flood Conneaut court
• Councilman Rose says Ashtabula is behind times on cell phone ban
• Man robs ’Bula bank
• Saybrook trustees OK with sewer agreement
• In trouble with the EPA
• Conneaut officials prepare for bumpy budget sessions
• Blighted buildings will be piles of rubble next week
• Homecoming parade draws locals downtown
• Madison family feuds, but only on television
• School funding uncertain
• Ashtabula may not permit use of cell phones at all while driving
• Square hosts college fair
• Claypool to represent county in wind energy talks with LEEDCo
• Saybrook Township continues to ponder law enforcement dilemma
• $500,000 grant a big step for Conneaut port project
• Franklin: City, region will benefit from sewer agreement
• LEARNING ON THE JOB
• Parking lot punch leads to big fight with police
• Roof replacements hit snag
• Quality affordable roofing — Affordable Roofing and Construction
• Mom, son trade blame in shooting
• Senior Center and apartments for seniors may go in old hotel
• Police need help finding missing 15-year-old girl
• Sewer pact awaits Franklin
• Water, sewer projectscould mean rate hike
• New meters aren’t making money — yet
• Pizza, fire alarms
• Jefferson kids get more room at playground
• Old armory to be site of ‘prayer awakening’
• 8 indicted by grand jury
• Sartini requests hikes for employees in new budget
• Going once, going twice...
• Vets seek funding answers
• Dad goes to jail
• HISTORIC FACELIFT
• Family on second month searching for missing dog
• Healing beat
• Oktoberfest off to rainy start in Ashtabula
• People to People trip results in friendship
• Volunteers build playground at Ridgeview Elementary School
• March organizers seek to defeat domestic violence
• Veterans meet to discuss monument for fallen soldiers
• Woman dies in early morning crash
• SLAVERY AND SOUTH COUNTY
• Andover Fall Fest celebrates, raises funds for community
• Harbor residents go without power after SUV hits utility pole
• Suspects from drug raid charged with felonies
• New coroner presents 2011 budget request
• County recycling program running out of money
• Cristal Global Millennium declares ‘force majeure’
• Commissioners hoping local firms bid on projects
• Four arrested in meth raid; woman brings daughter, 2
• Commissioners may merge two social service agencies
• It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a SUPER PLOW
• Commissioners OK investment area
• 2 injured in crash, airlifted to hospitals
• Geneva infrastructure gets bigtime facelift
• OHP steps up speeding enforcement in October
• Conneaut teenager arrested for meth
• Early voting a big hit in Ashtabula County
• Sting takes the power out in ’Bula
• Pavilion to be dedicated during Covered Bridge Festival
• Local cities linked to Canada ferry project
• Real-estate agents react to murders, robbery
• ‘Like the 1930s’
• CN working to correct cause of eagles’ deaths
• GaREAT waterworks
• City turns to outside legal counsel on sexual harassment complaint
• Lead paint rules taking effect
• More communities receive NOPEC cash
• Push under way for Buckeye levy renewal
• Persons offering free soap may clean you out
• Lampson Reservoir level to drop noticeably
• ODOT will pave nine miles of Rt. 11 in spring
• Conneaut council to pay legal fees
• PV students taking practice college test
• Drunk driver hits wrong car
• Christmas parade not so far off
• Eat, drink on in Harbor this weekend
• A little short
• State wants money back
• SHOCK NIGHT
• Neighbors help nab burglars
• Pooch home after 2 years
• Might as well get juiced
• Mad Hatter holds tea party at Andover Public Library
• Lodge revenues and occupancy strong in August
• 47th Annual Grape JAMboree
• Ashtabula County commissioners impressed with new coroner’s sacrifice
• Commissioners ask for debt-reduction commitment from convention authority
• Motorcycle riders raise cash for several area charities
• Conneaut councilman’s no-chief notion panned by chief, fire union
• Convention group will contribute toward bike trail maintenance
• Social justice is theme of KSUA conference
• Moroski suggests rainy-day fund for county’s long-term needs
• Court administrator has new schedule to tackle
• Port panel could own Conneaut lighthouse within a few months
• A POSITIVE DIRECTION
• Preliminary hearing set in felony beating case
• Singh’s studio saves smiles
• County unemployment rate down a percent
• Long, hot summer
• Sheriff wants $5.9 million in 2011
• Room at sheriff’s ‘inn’?
• Conneaut, motorists feeling the Love’s
• Buckeye superintendent gets new contract
• Buckeye OKs reinvestment area
• PTO gift puts slide campaign over the top
• Millennium employees will work in Conneaut
• RC&D Council Week marked in county
• So you want to be a millionaire
• Conneaut councilman suggests PD/FD hierarchy be revamped
• Five are arrested in burglary spree
• Investigation of house explosion
• Man faces felony charge in beating
• Growth Partnership recognizes best of county
• Delay pushing industrial park project back Conneaut Council may re-bid to include local contractors
• Fair Board incumbents re-elected for 3 more years
• Building’s owner thanks community for his success
• Conneaut to seek info on curbside recycling
• Industrial park project could face another delay
• City borrows to finish bridge project
• Ex-teacher gets house arrest for sex crime
• Felony drug charge faces man, woman
• Rock-tossing vandals attack vehicles, house
• Conneaut council looks at zoning cuts
• Sewer rate hiked to repair plant
• Grand jury indicts several
• Senator wants CSX bridge fixed
• Dispatch recording shows no rudeness
• Brain expert dies at 84
• Murder suspect charged
• ‘Fight like a girl’
• Missing woman trapped by tree
• Boo-Wow officials dog for sponsors
• Family has personal reasons to support diabetes research
• History, architecture highlight Tour of Homes
• Technicians busy mapping the county
• Come and get it
• Conneaut Middle School enjoys an ‘excellent’ day
• Family continues search for missing woman
• ’Bula auditor hires attorney to represent him
• Federal officials condemn act
• Decades later, Army vet gets his diploma
• Authorities on alert for suspicious men
• WWII vet wants different name for park
• Decades later, Army vet gets his diploma
• Trumbull woman still missing
• 8th annual Rib Burn-off is this weekend at Lake Shore Park
• Soldier goes to school to thank kids for letters
• Conneaut concerns may lead to recycle summit
• Burglars target Kmart stores
• Homeland cash will construct radio tower in Jefferson
• Saybrook residents riled up over burglaries
• Strickland says carp could be ‘disaster’
• SEARCH ON FOR MISSING WOMAN
• Man takes loaded gun to midget football game
• Finding fall foilage ODNR reports drought, heat may affect leaf color this year
• Tour of Homes in Andover this Saturday
• ACTS seeks funds for 2011 operation
• Three firms will build LEEDCo’s wind farm
• State will have a say on reimbursement issue Conneaut councilman wants legal fees refunded
• Fired worker accuses zullo
• Saybrook man attacks woman, taunts deputies
• A twisted tale
• Council, judge have understanding
• Nathan needs repairs but city has no money
• Lancaster election dead certain
• SJP says adieu to educators
• Distressed boat rescue draws crowd
• Where smoke, there’s ribs
• THUNDER IN THE AIR
• New festival off to good start at Geneva’s Assumption
• History comes alive at Log Cabin Days
• Security system sales increase with fewer deputies
• Area residents remember 9/11 attacks on America
• Teaching teachers
• Ashtabula Township child care center gets top state award
• Old country fun, food and beer at Octoberfest
• Renovated warehouse to add to Harbor District’s ambiance
• New coroner asked cut down on caseload
• County intends to get $3M loan for repairs
• Ghost Hunting 101?
• Conneaut council OKs talks with gas well driller
• Coroner immediately on ballot
• Not all old schools will be demolished
• County cuts Conneaut’s recycling fund
• Country Days returning to Austinburg
• OHP takes close look at possible ID theft
• Lancaster faces challenges
• County grand jury indicts 4
• New coroner no stranger to office
• All you need is LOVE’S
• Ribs, chili are king at Conneaut festival
• Conneaut housing committee urges occupancy permit program
• Conneaut councilman scolds former safety director, city manager
• Search still on for GP leader
• Troopers uncover $50,000 in cocaine during traffic stop
• Brant’s apple orchard, is an Ashtabula County destination
• Driver avoids jail in deputy’s death
• Infrastructure projects could be boon to county
• Authority, elected officials make case for Plant C grant
• Ashtabula City Council proclaims Cornelius Memorial Park
• Road construction goes on as summer ends
• Kister and Cassidy-Cousins work together to expand Medicine Shoppe
• Crash leads Conneaut police to stolen ATV
• ‘All Summer Long’ families head out to Geneva-on-the-Lake
• Ashtabula County turns 200 years old Jan. 11 2011
• Crashes kill two in Lake, Geauga counties
• Labor union head sees little to celebrate
• Conneaut museums enjoyed big summer
• Neighbor says man ‘reclusive’
• Fast-moving fire destroys home
• Ledge Road in Madison township: THE SITE OF TERRIBLE ABUSES?
• Ashtabula City Council to honor fallen Marine
• Informational meeting set on waste transfer station
• The Great Geauga County Fair celebrates 188 years of fun
• County officials, county port officials to meet with Sen. Sherrod Brown Tuesday
• Countywide household hazardous waste collection has been scheduled for Sept. 18
• Board of Elections proposes reducing number of precincts, to save county money
• Conneaut’s new football stadium inaugurated
• Buckeye Local Schools celebrate report card results
• Reckless ATV driver faces many charges
• Schools to enter winter with fewer snow days
• SMALLEST IN THE U.S. GROWING FAST
• Lodge seeks improvements as part of its 2011 budget
• County sees early start to its annual flu clinics
• Citizens learn about county budget
• Schools see gains, setbacks
• UNWELCOME VISITOR
• This weekend, labor more for gasoline
• School district looks forward to new field house, administration building
• Madison looks for solutions to fix problems on Safford Street
• First Profile Breakfast cracks tough subject: health care reform
• Lee officially named Conneaut fire chief
• Three serious crashes keep county emergency crews busy
• 2010 vintage could turn out well, despite May frost
• Police cite restaurant owner in parking lot dispute
• County men nabbed in theft ring case
• Ad hoc committee miffed by pending fire chief hire Arcaro confirms he has resigned as safety directo
• Millions of fed dollars head to county schools
• First day in new school
• Contract signed to raze two Conneaut eyesores
• Driver hurt in Rt. 11 crash
• Pa. fugitive caught in Conneaut awaits hearing
• Delinquent water, sewer amounts head to tax bills Commissioners certify assessments
• Crowds hooked on Wine & Walleye Festival
• Harris receptive to a budget meet
• I-90 weigh scales to reopen this year
• Injury crash on Route 11
• Search for boat turns up nothing
• City fire department responds to spill on West Avenue
• K-9 Officer Kero takes bite out of suspect
• County gets first budget requests
• Arcaro resigns as Conneaut fire chief
• Drunk driver pleads guilty
• Council may judge Harris on court expenses
• Boater gets that sinking feeling
• Malinowski retires
• Grand day for music
• APL gets 15 percent of meal checks
• Rescue crews called to harbor
• Racing remote cars fun for big kids, too
• Pierpont Picnic continues celebrating 120 years of fun today
• Generations of service to country
• Federal money to expand broadband communications in Ashtabula County
• ACMC seeks ARC money for community clinic
• Geneva, GOTL hoping new recycling hauler will solve problems
• Wine & Walleye
• City man shot in police confrontation indicted
• 40 gallons of ice cream equals 101 feet of fun
• Ashtabula is losing its Greyhound stop
• Truck explodes, catches fire on I-90
• More local communities receive NOPEC money
• Mother Nature stocking gardens
• Falling to history?
• W.Va. court sentences former county resident for animal cruelty
• Section of I-90 closed by Thursday semi-tractor fire
• Motorists deal with construction as Route 20 is widened and paved
• Ashtabula Harbor hosts second Wine & Walleye Festival this weekend
• Unemployment rate in county declines slightly from June to July
• EMA drills prepare for the big one
• Buckeye superintendent says schools had ‘great opening day’
• Vets of Mideast wars can apply for state program
• Sheriff has suspect in Saybrook burglaries
• Officer home from hospital after shooting
• Home sales down nationally, county bucking the trend
• ‘Race’ program means work ahead for school districts
• District moving forward with plans for new schools
• State fire marshal rules Lenox explosion was arson
• Students trickling back for new year of learning
• Conneaut council makes payment to negotiator
• Wine and Walleye Fest kicks off at Beer Tent
• Commissioners discuss repairs to county buildings
• Shoppers favor removal of U.S. forces from Iraq
• Bedbugs have arrived in Ashtabula
• Students graduated from ACMC Academy
• Legal fees again rule council meet
• Five indicted by county grand jury
• Shot police officer continues recovery
• D-Day panel pleased with event
• Teen woman in tirade flips couch on infant
• One killed, 4 hurt in crash
• Harpersfield anticipates 75 new jobs from HDT EP
• Book Sale!
• NAD shows off equipment funded through public levy
• Big Band on Beach looks forward to 2011
• Police seek public’s help in finding cop shooters
• D-DAY
• ’BULA COP SHOT
• Buckeye technology upgraded for 21st century
• County coroner’s office pricey compared to others
• D-Day observance lands in Conneaut today
• Bedbugs avoid county — so far
• ‘Evening to Remember’
• Lighted boat parade at Wine and Walleye Festival
• State investigating house explosion — homeowner released from hospital
• Vandals caused $12,000 in damage to Conneaut stadium
• County to use CodeRED alert system
• Man arrested after fight with deputies
• Revisiting Harbor High School
• County’s inland lakes and ponds healthy
• North Kingsville will spend $39,500 on 'green' projects
• Prosecutor finds commissioners’ action ‘contrary to law’
• House blown to pieces
• Heat, humidity wilt county fair attendance a bit
• Conneaut judge, council will discuss 2011 budget
• PTO project bringing new playground to Ridgeview School
• Curbside recycling may be coming to Conneaut, Ashtabula
• Egg recall under way, area stores seem OK
• 50 apply for Growth Partnership position
• City Port Authority receives state grant for new restrooms
• Ort hired as county Habitat director
• First reading of sewer rate hike passes
• Central Ace: ‘Where hardware isn’t a sideline’
• Discussions continue on defining Ashtabula Twp. reinvestment area
• Coroner’s staff won’t get paid this week
• Council OKs funds for mystery witness
• D-Day schedule at park, around the community
• Conneaut’s D-Day event will invade this weekend
• Park renamed for fallen Marine
• Hearing set in deputy’s death
• Hard times drive grant program
• County prioritizes projects
• Stadium vandal suspect bound over
• Utility accused of taking wind out of turbines
• KEVIN REMEMBERED
• New facility breaks ground at Glenbeigh
• Bring your pet, drink some wine
• Playing ’ruff
• County fair ends on a hot note
• The living not forgotten
• A HERO HONORED
• Wild West Weekend continues today in Jefferson
• Day Five ASHTABULA COUNTY FAIR
• ’Bula man found guilty of kidnapping, assault and abduction
• FirstEnergy idling local coal-fired plant
• Day Four ASHTABULA COUNTY FAIR
• Body of fallen Ashtabula soldier to come home today
• Fair parking attendant provides service with a dance and a curtsy
• Junior Fair Market Sale — home of the $1,075 cheese basket
• Commissioners still looking for budget volunteers
• John Griggs returns as Monroe trustee
• Building repairs to boost county debt
• Mapping project becoming a reality
• Arcaro sheds Conneaut fire chief’s helmet
• ‘Cadillac’ rolls into fair Saturday evening
• Liquor sales more spirited
• Heat, hypnosis at fair
• Oh no! No rooster crow!
• N.J. man walks USA for cancer awareness
• Area police to crack down on impaired drivers
• New hours coming in April!
• A big thank you.
• New magazines for 2010.
• Book Sale!
• Early World of Learning!
• 2010 Summer Program!
• Relax on the Library Lawn!
• Book Sale!
• Author Visit!
• Troublesome recycling location in Conneaut will be closed
• Cornelius’ body returns home Saturday
• DAY TWO IS KIDS DAY AT THE ASHTABULA COUNTY FAIR
• Without manager, Conneaut moves ahead on budget study
• Commissioners hope coroner will have plan
• Suspected stadium vandal hit with eight felony charges
• Lance Cpl. Kevin Cornelius’ remains arrive in the U.S.
• Sale of sheriff’s vehicles to pay legal fees
• 1-year-old girl wins frog-jumping contest
• Day one a sizzler at ASHTABULA COUNTY FAIR
• Memo roils AMHA resident
• Teen, 4 juveniles cited in stadium vandalism
• Dozens salute K-9 Adrian at North Park
• Train derails near ACMC
• Lakeside graduate dies in Afghanistan
• Putting on the dog
• A bit of the farm comes to Harbor
• Pastor walks to show faith
• 5 indicted by grand jury
• Train-hopping NY teens scared of bears, call 911
• Road rage ends in assault, arrest
• Rebuilt stadium part of crime spree
• Everything ready for county fair
• City streets reopen after CSX derailment
• Ashtabula - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Classical Concert Series: Michael Schneider Piano Concert Series
• Classical Concert Series: La Catrina String Quartet
• The musical "Camelot"

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