Port Clinton, OH News

• Port Clinton, OH News
• Fatal crash sets fire to Benton Twp home
• Memorial Day kicks off tourist season
• Six participants complete job training program
• Wolford earns AFA appointment
• Fifth graders equipped with fishing gear
• Bill would make requesting passwords illegal
• Visit Ohio sites to fill passport
• OTTAWA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE EVENTS
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man injured after crash with Border Patrol vehicle
• Walleye Festival: Rain on the parade? When pigs fly
• Riders mark year at Vess farm
• Ohio preps for new wave of tree-killing bug
• Ohio bomb plot suspects headed back to court
• Two Ottawa County agencies receive waste district grants
• Edgewood Manor celebrates several achievements
• Furniture and equipment sold off at Bataan Elementary
• Catharine Hadley: Just a simple thanks
• Border patrol agent involved in collision
• Bicyclist killed by truck
• Acting program offered at Ida Rupp Library
• Walleye Festival has treats for every craving
• Volunteers minister to inmates
• Memorial Day ceremony planned
• Rupp Library has program on bats
• Put-in-Bay came to its name gradually
• Veteran recalls time in Panama
• Coasters, dinosaurs roar to life at Cedar Point
• FOR THE RECORD
• Changes to concealed-carry law proposed
• Beer tasting a festival hit
• Perfect weather for a holiday
• Report: States' tobacco funding lacking
• Grant to restore 129 acres
• Crystal Bowersox releasing new title
• Roads to close for parades, 5K event
• FOR THE RECORD
• Troopers train truckers to see signs of crime
• Hospital settles suit over fetuses in jars
• Gambling bill clears Legislature
• Supreme Court upholds statewide smoking ban
• Brody sentence: 16 years
• Terra board gets look at campus master plan
• FOR THE RECORD
• Some library services will not be available
• Improvement projects making progress in Genoa
• Learn power boating basics
• Survey: Students at Terra getting involved
• Former coach faces sexual battery charges
• Bill would help vets get benefits
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Oak Harbor hosts Relay for Life
• Memorial Day in Oak Harbor
• Exotic animal regulations head to Kasich
• FOR THE RECORD
• National EMS Week honors heroes
• Bank assistant vice president retires June 1 after 43 years
• Indebancorp stockholders meet to elect four directors
• Health department adds registered nurse to staff
• Romney's tales court women
• 3-year-old Ohio boy dies after falling from car
• PC council refines street vendor proposal
• Bumpy road drives talk of repairs
• Forecast: Start-to-finish fun
• Finishing touches are being put on Lakeside Pavilion
• Police find drugs on boat
• Village replaces retiring employee
• City schools receive funds from ODOT to build sidewalks
• Officer captures escaped inmate
• Toledo casino opening
• Lakeside Laura: Taking time to notice the things we take for granted
• Lighthouse, museum open for tours
• Oak Harbor man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• FOR THE RECORD
• Green Springs revisits Civl War era
• Alumni take last look
• Walleye Festival getting greener
• Ohio looks to keep dead voters off rolls
• Ohio's dropout numbers jump at higher rate
• 'Corpse flower' ready to spread its stink in Ohio
• Ohio to track classroom money, student performance
• Watercraft office hours extended
• Cooling assistance program expanded
• Catharine Hadley: Pondering photos of the future
• Learn business basics at seminar
• Study: 2,000 wrongfully convicted in 23 years
• Birding continues after festival
• Former coach accused of sex act with student
• Library program on Reinhardt Ausmus
• Wittenberg having Boys Basketball Camp
• Walleye Festival parade route has changed
• Veteran goes on Honor Flight
• FOR THE RECORD
• End of the road for Carroll School
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Carroll Elementary has final event before doors close
• Magruder honored at Chamber dinner
• Marine program a success
• Police Memorial Day Ceremony (video)
• Summer forecast sparks concerns
• Two complete special docket
• Elmore donates $100 to supervised visit group
• Police replacing 4 officers
• Boat safety inspection is Saturday
• Woman indicted on burglary, theft
• FOR THE RECORD
• Llamas, alpacas add to farm's menagerie
• New principal = new ideas
• Memorial Day service planned
• Summer camps at Misty Meadows
• Ottawa County Community Foundation presents awards
• Regulators cancel meeting on nuclear plant
• 3 arrested for drinking, stealing traffic signs
• 'Cheesehaven project' to be done by holiday
• Welfare drug testing out of proposal
• Historians want your pics
• Biden attacks Romney as venture capitalist
• GenoaBank has grand opening after remodel
• Workplace Resources opens
• Smoothie store grand opening is Friday
• Girl shot at Ohio Cracker Barrel dies
• City's 2012 finances mirror last year's
• Ohio Senate wants welfare tied to clean drug screens
• Thinner algae bloom on lake likely
• The Gathering meets to discuss future
• Harbal inducted into entrepreneur hall of fame
• Texting ban passes Legislature
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Relay for Life silent auction includes Artists Club works
• Pilot project under way
• Birdwatchers spot endangered Kirtland's warbler
• Casino opens to music video show
• Woman faces felony charges after reported burglary
• FOR THE RECORD
• Public comment stirs up Rocky Ridge meeting
• Falcons still eggless
• Lakeside Laura: It's important to live each day to its fullest
• The Ballet School plans production
• Mobile alerts for extreme weather will begin soon
• Craft beer tasting set at Walleye Festival
• Firelands will have pediatric clinic
• Solid waste district collects electronics to be recycled
• Honor Society adopts road
• Tickets still available for Duck Pluck event
• Jefferson Elementary students meet pen pals
• Man taken by LifeFlight from Ohio 53 crash
• How will gay marriage play on the ground?
• Pilots in statewide tour land in Port Clinton
• Memory of one-time fishing trip
• Stars, Stripes and Sousa event honors World War II veteran
• Minn. angler wins tour
• Local man ranked on Day 2 of walleye tourney
• Fremont man charged with stealing scrap metal in Millbury
• Condition worsens for girl shot at restaurant
• Killer of 3 made deal to save tree
• FOR THE RECORD
• Magruder achieves stage 6 of medical record model
• History spotlight: Train crash kills 4-H members
• Gardeners can plant peace gardens
• Premature births increase
• Gas' gain could be coal's loss
• Tourney off to choppy start
• Local singer on CMT's 'Singing Bee' tonight
• HPV causing rise in male throat cancer
• Canadian boat crosses Coast Guard a second time
• Mass fish die-off investigated
• FOR THE RECORD
• Governor promotes law change with brewery trip
• Humane Society: Parrots seized from sanctuary
• Ohio officials question disability retirement rate
• Sheriff: Ohio exotic animals search could have dragged on
• POLICE CALLS
• Hard-working Genoa students earn Humvee ride
• Seniors celebrate and learn at Camp Perry
• Terra embraces jazz with new degree, concert series, festival
• FOR THE RECORD
• Genoa gives students chance to attend presidential inauguration
• Genoa to take part in wind energy initiative
• Will gay marriage hold sway in Ohio?
• Young archers head to nationals
• Warblers, watchers spotted
• Gas prices likely won't set record
• Will council hire LA consultants?
• Fish cleaning rules relaxed
• Local clergy bless vehicles
• FOR THE RECORD
• Chamber offers business grant-writing course
• Davis-Besse shut down for maintenance
• Wild walk benefits Magee Marsh
• Army Corps quickens Asian carp study
• Did Romney earn tax credits for overseas profits?
• Training for disaster
• Anglers prepare for walleye tournament
• 2 Sandusky Co first responders honored
• School board OKs health care pact
• Carroll School has event for alumni
• ODNR offers boating skills course
• Lakeside Plant Sale Saturday
• Danbury Twp. Trustees
• Hotel cafe will open May 22 in Lakeside
• Agencies unite to combat teenage drinking
• Man arrested for hitting another man with a gun
• AIR-EEZ event raises cash for woman's battle with cancer
• 'Own the Night' teen reading program will begin June 4
• Genoa students enjoy their prom
• Northwest Ohio conservatives to meet
• Salvation Army planning kid's camp
• Relocating horse tracks to bring millions for Ohio
• Prom memories I'd rather forget
• News Herald wins six awards from AP
• Senate to debate student loans
• Graytown bids adieu to elementary school
• Deputy suspects alcohol use in 100 mph fatal crash
• Exotic animals returned to widow
• 362 triumph at Terra
• Boaters impervious to rain
• History spotlight: Three interurban rail crashes occurred in 1923 and 1924
• Senior spotlight: Spartan fan teaches athletics
• Canadian commercial fishing vessel boarded near North Bass Island
• Neighbors blame bird nest for house fire
• Anglers can sign up for fly-fishing clinics
• FOR THE RECORD
• 5 indicted in alleged plot to bomb Ohio bridge
• Texting ban clears Ohio Senate
• Students complete space simulation
• Jet Express ferry launches today
• ODOT aims for quick end to road work
• Vehicle demand keeps Chrysler plant running
• Tech students receive medals at competition
• FOR THE RECORD
• Aviation museum grand opening is July 20 to 22
• Years before election, Portman raking in bucks
• Correction
• CHILDREN'S SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
• Get rid of your household hazardous wastes Saturday
• Crafters stitching for sick kids
• Man faces charge of aggravated burglary
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lawsuit claims negligence in 2010 roof collapse
• Task Force on Aging marks year
• Murray dislikes JobsOhio program
• New regulations upset anglers
• Book exchange has new ownership
• Port Clinton to speed repair of its streets with new tool
• FOR THE RECORD
• Donation assures Fourth of July display
• 9-1-1 changes don't sit well
• Obama sees 'new day' on trip to Afghanistan
• F-150, Mustang, Harley up for museum raffle
• Man charged with drug possession
• Community reinvestment areas discussed by panel
• Walleye fest changing
• New 9-1-1 plan has detractors
• Lessons abound at this fair
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lakeside Laura: Celebrating mothers of Lakeside this Mother's Day
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Health screenings at Morning Coffee
• Arbors built at two cemeteries
• Road work on Ohio 163
• Hunters give 104K pounds of venison to food banks
• Owens club has denim collection
• Turnpike study to cost $3.4M
• Exotic animals to be returned
• Fireworks committee still short of its goal
• Emergency training
• China exhibit to open at Hayes
• Birders mean business
• Arthritis support group will meet
• Free fishing days Saturday, Sunday
• Rep. Murray to speak at Law Day
• 'Up' house replica auction to benefit Relay for Life
• Marine trades program report presented May 17
• Catharine Hadley: Squeezing off a few rounds helps calm the chaos
• Food stamp challenge: Eat on $23 a week
• Arbor Day: 'Keep alive the memory'
• Romney, in Ohio, urges young people to take economic risks
• Program aids crime victims in multiple ways
• Moratorium on Internet cafes?
• Port Clinton Senior Center gets new TV, free alarm system
• Farm safety labor rules dropped
• FOR THE RECORD
• History spotlight: Two train wrecks at Linker's Curve
• Senior spotlight: Massachusetts born, Ohio raised
• Lawyer: Cages OK at site of exotic animal release
• JobsOhio in legal limbo
• Fundraiser to aid families hit by sickle cell anemia
• Port Clinton Chamber hands out annual awards
• Lesbian Scout leader ousted; parents upset
• FOR THE RECORD
• Power Squadron offers two-day boating course
• Organizations receive recycling grant
• Churches aim for sensitivity to singles
• Drug-overdose antidote put in hands of addicts
• Health care rebates will top $1 billion
• Hazardous waste from households to be collected
• Rose, library's children's staff capture state award
• School of Hope hinges on levy passage
• Senate votes to slow post office closures
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra board mulls new entrance
• Progress on exotic animals bill
• Father, son accused of tampering with evidence
• Bay Point named business of the year
• Group loses all funding
• Jim Hansen to be grand marshal
• Petition to oust Rose refiled
• B-C-S picks interim superintendent
• 26th Immaculate Conception School auction is Saturday
• Wanted: Asteroid miners
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Drum Majorettes of America state championship will be in Oak Harbor
• Libraries receive grant for literacy stations
• Mother's Day brunch at Wesley Lodge
• State jobless rate drops again
• Tweaks for Kasich budget bill
• Conservation series aimed at women
• Lakeside Chautauqua Department prepares seminars
• Bay Point lots moving fast
• Fillmore named veteran of the year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Social Security lifespan cropped
• Port Clinton City Schools gives 3 Flagship awards
• Allen Township woman, 18, pleads guilty to rape
• Port Clinton officials tour Camp Perry
• Official: Misinformation abounds about fishing
• Cake not required ... really
• Concussion legislation has YMCAs concerned
• Rulings hamper enforcement of Ohio sex offender law
• Obama lifted by improving economy
• Ohio to offer amnesty for taxpayers
• Unwanted meds to be collected
• Ohio helps older adults find work
• Annual beach cleanup
• Students learn about different states of matter during recent visit
• Oak Harbor DECA members excel at business competition
• Over 50 and hitting the books
• Kiwanis Club busy with annual meal
• After four-month surge, gas prices start dropping
• FOR THE RECORD
• Retired dentist: 'You have to like people'
• Handyman denies involvement in missing-boy case
• Boats are blessed for busy season
• Lawsuit against officers dismissed in Oak Harbor man's death
• Teamsters OK contract with Port Clinton
• Watershed to sell lake water for hydraulic fracturing
• Port Clinton park dedicated to veterans
• Birdwatching signups move
• Ottawa County health department budget shrank 10%
• Farmer wins donation to nonprofit organization
• Law enforcement collects medication for proper disposal
• Old appliances will be accepted for recycling
• Former Coast Guard member sentenced
• Cerny sentenced in theft
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio plans to execute 11 convicts within next 20 months
• 4 drive Ohio efforts on abortion
• Obama: Some forget how America was built
• Monroeville man accused of sexting appears in court
• Tax breaks for spruce ups?
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police boats will be blessed in ceremony
• BSSA letters are 'not a scam'
• Spring boating has risks
• Metabolic screening available April 25
• Commissioner reappointed to veterans service
• Ohio revives executions today
• GOP seeks big food stamp cuts
• Railroad adding 275 jobs in Bellevue
• Will PC council drop parking lot fee?
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Experimental surgery now a common practice
• Bass vocalist to perform in Firelands music series
• Terra honors students at banquet
• Marsh drawdown necessary
• Too little sleep raises risk of Type 2 diabetes
• Ex Libris working toward a goal
• Local man gets jail time in drug case
• B-C-S seeks aid of council
• Man faces phone harassment charge
• 3 men rescued off sinking boat
• Crashes rise after Turnpike goes 70 mph
• Police patrol boat goes down
• Mandel: 'Jobs, jobs, jobs'
• The long and short of it all
• A celebration of diversity
• Ohio planning to target learning gaps
• Oak Harbor DECA members excel at business competition
• Symposium for veterans at Terra
• Community set to observe Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Funds being raised for fireworks
• FOR THE RECORD
• Obama: No 'freebies' on Iran
• Parole getting harder to come by
• Port Clinton hopes falcons stay in town
• Titanic sinking remembered near and far
• Titanic sinking remembered near and far
• Season for 'Fresh Spring Toggery' has arrived
• Senior has lived and loved
• Wife called 9-1-1 before Cracker Barrel killings
• Forecasters say today's storms 'life threatening'
• Abandoned pups in high demand
• U.S. overture to N. Korea fizzles with rocket launch
• Regional ties to 1912 tragedy
• More parents skip kids' vaccinations
• Effort to remove Rocky Ridge mayor to be refiled
• Ottawa County leadership group splits for two projects
• Terra State open house opens door to possibilities
• Cottages coming alive
• Bellevue marks Week of the Young Child
• Ohio group home where teen beaten had violations
• Ohio voter groups: no election law changes until '13
• Terra celebrates the arts through April 22
• FOR THE RECORD
• Many worry water plans would hurt lake
• Genoa will flush fire hydrants
• Family council meets Friday
• Terra has recycling day
• Opera rolls into Danbury school
• Newest city park to contain community garden
• Rededication of Veterans Park
• Charge in Fla. teen's death
• Nursing home funds to be tied to standards
• Sheriff's office has take back day
• FOR THE RECORD
• Applications accepted for scholarship
• Ottawa County Safety Council has CEO event
• Schools eye walking routes
• Magee preening for birders
• Santorum clears way for Romney
• 5 plead not guilty in Ohio dismemberment case
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Relay for Life fundraisers set
• Learn about maritime history of Lake Erie
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pavilion will be named for restaurant owner
• Tourism efforts producing results
• Legislators take another crack at Internet cafes
• Heilmann is Teacher of the Trimester
• Weekend of song, dance planned in downtown Toledo
• Neighbor turns lot into urban bird habitat
• Magruder VIP club plans wine trip
• Trayvon Martin case won't go to grand jury
• Scientists closer on autism cause
• Friendship Park mural in need of renovation
• Port Clinton seeking additional patrol officers
• A new, improved fish hatchery
• Sumpthin' Fishy to open soon
• Experts: Casino will add to the risks in Cleveland
• Hayes Easter egg roll
• Easter egg hunt
• Goodwill recycles electronics
• Car, SUV crash injures pair
• Port Clinton graduate receives distinguished military honor
• Library plans several programs
• Openings for Passport to Fishing program
• Texting-while-driving ban stalls
• Opening Day brings back memories
• Firefighters prepare in event of oil, gas fire
• Semi rolls, spills diesel near lake
• Semi drags Ohio monument 4 miles
• Walk on the Wild Side at Magee Marsh
• Safari camps at Toledo Zoo
• Author speaks at The Vineyard
• History spotlight: 1931: Planes flying in from Put-in-Bay
• Mother of soldier: He was a natural leader
• Ohio judges bristle at new sentencing reforms
• Superintendent leaving B-C-S for state job
• Ohio college students save money by working quickly
• Fishing licenses can be purchased via telephone
• Owens College has open house
• 3 soldiers killed in Afghan attack were from Ohio
• $1.2 million to help farmers make changes
• Media Network announces new general manager
• Redfern running for re-election
• FOR THE RECORD
• Choir has auction, dinner April 21
• First casino license issued
• Seven people indicted
• Genoa's Emily McLargin grabs champion title in gymnastics
• Storm sewer work picking up
• Genoa native in 'Spelling Bee' at Owens College
• BPW taking bus tour of wineries
• Historical society plans meeting
• City council reviews sidewalk vendor policies
• Toledo casino soon ready for regulators
• Area officials discuss Lake Erie algae problem
• Student battles loss with basketball
• National Guard trains at Jet Express
• FOR THE RECORD
• 3 Terra employees receive promotions
• The Vineyard plans events
• ODNR announces fishing details
• Sandusky County objects to Jones trial
• Travelers arrested on counterfeiting charges
• New bill on Lake Erie water use considered
• Committee finds ways to increase business growth
• Mayor awaits advice to deal with under-billed condominium complex
• Airport bustling with activity
• Terra graduate improving auto repair
• FOR THE RECORD
• Arson blamed for fire that killed 2
• Man charged in sex case held on $1M bail
• Plan coordinates medical care
• Seven shot to death at religious school
• Police are sharing resources
• Oak Harbor seeks to shed land
• A mission to learn about lakes
• The joy of the hunt
• Toledo Museum of Art exhibit 'For the Birds'
• Board of Developmental Disabilities aims to raise awareness
• Students get ready for Easter Sunday
• Accounting scholarships available
• GOP primary season near end?
• Ohio schools switching from quarters to semesters
• Harmful algal blooms can cause rash, illness
• The candy should be for the kids
• Ohio shale jobs likely to be filled by outsiders, for now
• Senior spotlight: Illness delayed bright student's healing
• Farms hold key to limiting toxic algae blooms
• Festival committee needs vendors
• Feds, 5 states to push for Great Lakes wind farms
• Ohioans hope fracking classes help with jobs
• Oil well being plugged
• Mothers of Twins Club meets April 12
• FOR THE RECORD
• History spotlight: No records found on change of village's name
• Bird watching along Lake Erie is big business, research shows
• Sandusky Ski Club wins medals at ski resort
• FOR THE RECORD
• Take kids to the zoo
• Health tips in case of a flood
• Damschroder introduces HB 499 to make testimony available online
• Charges pending in fatal January crash
• Ottawa County JFS employees unionize
• Oil overflows defunct well
• Safety Service Olympics
• Patrol finishes investigation of construction zone fatality
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra State increases tuition for fall
• Port Clinton resident, business supporter dies
• Marinas keep lake clean
• Cold unlikely to cause severe damage to fruit
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Story of goose and gander ends happily
• Early start may not mean bad tornado season
• BP to lease future drilling land in northeast Ohio
• Local billboard wins Best in Show
• 'Chief' teaches students Ottawa history
• FOR THE RECORD
• Owens hosts Registration Rocks event for seniors
• Hutaree cleared of conspiracy
• Shooting range closed until repairs are made
• Woman entered in Indians' bat girl contest
• Walleye Festival planning under way
• Lakeside Laura: Truth Ministries and Portage Resale Center pay it forward
• AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING
• Oak Harbor developing plan for upgrades
• Ohio mulls 'Stand Your Ground' law
• Rocky Ridge meeting cordial
• No recount needed; Genoa levy passes
• Fall fest evolves into summer carnival
• Marblehead buys land near water plant
• Charter captains reel 'em in
• A decision of great importance
• Overseas health topic of seminar
• Getting in the mood for crafts
• Judge Hany speaks at state conference
• Register for youth fishing derby at Walleye Festival
• Students compete in math contest
• Afghans: U.S. paid $50K per shooting spree death
• Ohio gas drilling raises water supply concerns
• Decision expected soon on under-billing at Harborside
• Rocky Ridge infighting leads to recall attempt
• Senior spotlight: Woman grew up on local farm
• History spotlight: Grape growers became winery owners or paid tax
• Ohio board recommends no mercy in teen's death
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lake Erie conference is Friday
• Council to replace deceased member
• Litter crews working
• Ohio adds to workforce
• Stray bullet hits home
• Village varies approach to meeting safety needs
• Health screenings at morning coffee
• FOR THE RECORD
• Weather awareness poster contest for students
• Dead trees will be removed
• New board to consider any park projects
• Terra Choral Society performing in D.C.
• Permit approved for Internet cafe
• Developers want 5th casino
• FOR THE RECORD
• Genoa area Kiwanis Easter egg hunt April 7
• Birds causing power outages discussed at village council
• Chronic wasting disease not detected in Ohio deer
• New research helps fisheries track returns
• Master Gardeners sponsor all-day spring seminar
• Animals bring joy to residents of care facilities
• Analysis: GOP race lining up for Romney
• Supreme Court rules on plea bargains
• Rocky Ridge: A village in turmoil
• Summer employment opportunities at Put-In-Bay job fair
• Severe weather awareness week is March 25-31
• 'Women in Conservation' begins in May
• Students to compete at History Day
• Coast Guard announces change to fog signals
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Support Relay for Life in upcoming events
• Port Clinton man's feet, legs trapped in machine at factory
• New skill game cafe proposed
• St. Boniface will stay open
• Scores show their support for B-C-S music program
• Riverview honors top '11 employees
• City begins picking up sticks this week
• It's spring, but don't plant yet
• FOR THE RECORD
• Embroidery Trade Show planned at Sawmill
• Nominations sought for Ohio Conservation Farm Family Awards
• Water leak closes area bird center
• Owens plans Prom Dress Drive
• School board recognizes athletes for state honors
• Council seeks input on energy proposal
• Grievance against city removed
• Cancer support group to meet March 28
• Owens to house center aiding sales to government
• State lays out plan to fight Lake Erie algae
• Lake Erie researcher honored
• High school reunion can offer entertainment
• Oak Harbor choir rates high at competition
• Events benefit Komen
• Port Clinton department will pick up sticks, twigs
• Ohio GOP in power struggle
• Ohio overhauling education
• Woodville event touts wellness
• Island Safe sanctuary offers pets better home
• A World War II love story
• Obama misquotes dead president
• Health Dept. plans clinics
• FOR THE RECORD
• End of Prohibition celebrated here
• Webster, Bordner working on transition at Terra
• Plan to restore sauger population in progress
• Audubon Society sets classes, events
• Scenic Rivers offers ways to donate
• Safety Council will meet
• Man sentenced to prison for burglary
• 3 Oak Harbor teens injured in one-car crash
• Deputy given suspension for policy violations
• Fishing forecast bright
• Man arrested on rape charges
• Fire ignited by lightning strike
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ex-sheriff settles debts
• Physician's Choice closes
• Woodmore fifth-graders visit Imagination Station
• NeeNerz is a place to say 'neener' to life
• Council discusses park developments
• Fire damages Golden Eye camp store
• Ottawa County in need of more foster homes
• Salem Township man charged with rape
• Fishermen try luck on Sandusky River
• Genoa grad completes basic training
• American Legion Post serves pancakes
• Leadership Ottawa County puts spotlight on foster care
• Band gets 'Superior' rating at OMEA
• Woodmore gets new superintendent
• No deal yet on union contract with city
• MagReTech blaze has undetermined cause
• Graytown committee collects memories
• Firelands Chamber Ensembles featured in 'Music on Sundays'
• FOR THE RECORD
• Magnesium blaze is challenge to put out
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Spring is a time for rebirth
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th Anniversary
• Fundraisers help school's future
• Barn hit by blaze in Salem Township
• Welcome center has photo contest
• Deal in Occupy disputes
• Owens introduces the Career Closet
• Nominations sought for senior honor
• Beware of falling in cold water
• Wrong-way crash claims 2 near previous crash
• Foes of union law target labor limits
• Woodmore moving forward with school
• Brody likely to plead guilty
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pain pill use on rise in NW Ohio
• Health clinics planned for next week
• Civil War Museum sets summer hours
• Reporter enjoys adrenaline rush of Election Day
• Suit over Ohio camp sales mars Girl Scouts' 100th
• Owens presents 'Stuart Little'
• Hayes Croquet Club seeks new members
• First National Bank helps students learn financial concepts
• Changes set for Walleye Festival parade
• Ambulance struck by trailer
• Army sergeant accused of killing Afghans
• Veterans pave the way
• Men dominate Ohio elections
• Border Patrol move to Ottawa Co. delayed
• Justice talks trials with local students
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio introduces stricter rules for drilling waste after quakes
• Trustees sponsor trash collection
• History spotlight: 1933: speakeasy problems referred to local authorities
• St. Boniface hosts open house
• USDA offers grants to rural areas for job creation
• BCI crime labs improve turnaround time
• Craigslist has pluses
• Lawsuit seeks info on schools' timeout rooms
• Wildlife Legacy stamp available for purchase
• Terra partners with Materion to develop skilled trades program
• Ohio residents speak out about Internet cafes
• Ohio overdose deaths hit record
• Kern Center offers nurse aide classes
• CORRECTION
• FOR THE RECORD
• Garretts: Town encouragers
• Open house planned at St. Boniface
• Video captures wrong-way driver
• Library tunes into passion for saving
• Council considers street paving
• Meth lab fire death ruled an accident
• FOR THE RECORD
• The GOP race you didn't know about
• 33 percent of voters turned out Tuesday
• Head-to-head games
• Kucinich concedes to Kaptur
• Woodmore bond issue for new building passes
• School shooting case may go to adult court
• FOR THE RECORD
• B-C-S levy passes after recent cuts
• Recount possible on Genoa school levy
• 'Joe the Plumber' to face Kaptur
• Romney, Santorum show Ohio ideological divide
• Nursing home that had meth lab had previous violations
• Port Clinton getting new school bus
• Fish shop coming soon
• Ohioans iffy about GOP options
• Board of Trustees meeting rescheduled
• Lakeside Laura: Animals fill a void in our lives
• Pilates, fitness classes offered
• Marine mechanics 10-day classes scheduled in April
• February Terrific Kids announced
• Time Warner Cable offers scholarships
• GenoaBank sponsors Imagination Station
• Social issues dominate GOP race
• Getting a jump on the bridal season
• Underground Railroad stops to get fresh flags
• A grand welcome to DST
• B-C-S board outlines new spending cutbacks
• Tornadoes disrupt routines
• Bellevue preschool accepting applications
• Funeral set for student
• Genealogy class meets on Saturday
• ACT prep class to be offered
• 92,000 visit Perry's Monument
• Tea party quieter, but still hopes to be heard
• Ohio emerging as microcosm of GOP race
• Battle for the northern border
• Storms cause minor damage
• FOR THE RECORD
• Staffers finalists for APSO Awards
• BGSU sorority sisters lose lives in crash
• DECA members don't neglect the intangibles
• Woodmore heads back to polls
• Submarine veterans meet in Toledo
• Clean water takes work, $
• Coach 'not a hero'
• Do you swanna rest?
• Senate kills GOP bill to overturn Obama policy on birth control
• Sandusky County to buy airport
• Magruder Hospital recruits internal medicine physician
• Spring job fair at Terra State
• Work on Toledo Zoo's Tembo Trail progresses
• New York man arrested after brief road pursuit
• Bridge bids lower than expected
• FOR THE RECORD
• Students work out before school
• Toledo Metro Parks visit students
• 12 are killed as storms ravage Midwest, South
• Drama in GOP panel
• 163/53 work near an end
• Threats follow school shooting
• Artists' club offers pastel, acrylic classes
• Apply for youth fly-fishing clinic
• Tall Ship Niagara to take students for a trip
• Sealant advised for Davis-Besse cracks
• Library schedules let's pretend event
• Terra tackles drunken driving
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Riverview announces employee of the year
• Put-In-Bay opens online radio station
• Maine GOP senator won't seek re-election
• Davis-Besse owner explains cracks
• High-ly unusual proposal
• Happy 21st, Maria Riojas
• Romney sweeps to double victory
• Food trailers, carts concern city
• Removal of trees upsets residents
• Richmond Galleries closing
• Rumors heighten panic in Chardon
• FOR THE RECORD
• City debating code on sexual discrimination
• Library seeking video producers
• Riverview readies for Home Show
• Free rides for cancer patients
• Computer basics taught at Terra
• Sunny Monday
• St. Boniface school making progress toward $100K goal
• Ohio official: Shooting suspect attended school for at-risk kids
• Library has toddler story program
• Free Irish dance at the library
• Sell local produce at farmers' market
• Toledo Zoo hosting citizenship ceremony
• Wildlife area closed for bald eagle nest
• ODNR awards more than $140,000 to keep Ohio communities clean
• Two killed in traffic crash
• Personal connection to news stories
• Pops, pings punctuate trials at Camp Perry
• Eagles on tour at refuge
• Breastfeeding class March 24
• Imagination Station visits St. Boniface Catholic School
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior spotlight: Otterbein resident has long career as pharmacist
• Wurzelbacher, Cain rail against big federal government
• No ice, but fishermen still get out on the lake
• History Spotlight: Great Depression newspaper: Slot machines must be removed
• Drug testing for jobless benefits
• Local voters to decide on school levies March 6
• Ohio man must choose Facebook apology or jail
• Ohio efforts target drug trafficking
• Comment welcome on wildlife issues
• Debate highlights choices
• Business women plan March 9 auction
• Herman Cain, Joe the Plumber plan local stop
• Forecasting a challenge as tornado season looms
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pheasants Forever schedules banquet
• CASA prepares for dancing fundraiser
• 9 postal sites in Ohio to be cut
• Vehicle rolls over near edge of Sandusky Bay
• Feds to spend $51.5M on Asian carp fight
• Grace Evangelical plans benefit for Kaitlyn Davis
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in Graytown burglary
• Ex-treasurer sentenced
• Crews crush stands of phragmites
• Resources aid people with autism
• Perrysburg man sentenced in Catawba crash
• Genoa may ban parking on front lawns
• Groups work to expand Project Lifesaver
• Gannett stock up on news of plan
• Duck Pluck to be May 28
• Foundation held annual organizational meeting
• Port Clinton man charged in car fire
• Port Clinton fire chief discusses refurbishing fire truck
• Hearts to soldiers
• Pavilion to be rebuilt
• FOR THE RECORD
• Environmentalists threaten lawsuit
• Local salon offers permanent makeup
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Explore the Local History and Museum Center
• School honors Boardner with Flagship Award
• Magruder Auxiliary to hold breakfast
• Car set on fire during Port Clinton break-in
• Union law attracts contenders
• Schools offer swim lessons
• Oak Harbor FFA aided by Luckey Farmers
• Business seminars at Terra
• Glenn chats with space station to mark anniversary
• Port Clinton school board discusses new projects
• Two climb Cleveland tower to beat cancer
• Toledo man dies in Monday crash
• Olympic trials start Sat.
• Cheering to fight cancer
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Firelands offers babysitting course
• Health department hosts clinics
• School has screening for kindergarten
• Terra hosts faculty voice, piano recital
• Blood drives scheduled
• Pets in imaginary competitions
• Schools make strides in Race to the Top
• Hospital to renovate Emergency Room
• Port Clinton businessman Underwood dies at 91
• Senior spotlight: Man is life resident of Woodville
• Vanguard merger project on track for fall opening
• Deputy accused of sexual harassment while on duty
• FOR THE RECORD
• Women's group hosts scholarship auction
• History spotlight: People used hoarded money in bank panic
• Local racing legends judge chili challenge event
• Danbury school bus gets in crash
• Stimulus goes toward public assistance
• Santorum got rich in Senate
• FOR THE RECORD
• Magee Marsh seeking volunteers
• District offers computer classes
• Terra series presents the Westhuizen Duo
• Residents get heating bill help
• Police dog featured on trading card
• Shelter seeks to expand
• Man sentenced in fatal crash
• Departments look to merge
• Bataan behind schedule
• Elmore Historical Society to serve rib dinner
• Sewer upgrade cuts could hurt Great Lakes
• 'Be The One' gathers items for Goodwill
• Elmore seeks help in hosting Moving Wall
• St. Boniface Catholic School to have open houses
• Fishing, hunting licenses on sale soon
• Ohio could lose millions in federal highway funds
• Ohio justice rejects death penalty law he wrote
• Pavilion fire still under investigation
• Agriculture topic of hospital luncheon
• Community day set for Sunday
• Lakeside pavilion burns
• Second-graders make inventions for convention
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Puppet show to teach about epilepsy
• Summer internship opportunities at Stone Laboratory
• Hospital auxiliary shows support for employee wellness
• Congress makes deal on tax cut
• Militia case informant got $31K
• Council honors trio of police officers
• Port Clinton police calls up sharply in 2011
• 13 beagles in need of a home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Radios making switch
• Vote for your favorite Firelands Idol contestant in the final round
• Township reviews police department, safety from 2011
• FOR THE RECORD
• Flashing safety lights misplaced
• Business conducted at trustee meeting
• Birding trail site honored as website of the month
• Cheer for a Cure Saturday
• Search of Port Clinton home nets 3 arrests
• Obama budget hikes spending
• Provisional ballots may be trouble
• Feds to look at cancer cluster
• Health department schedules clinics
• Bank recognizes its employees
• Trial opens 2 years after feds break up militia unit
• Sleigh rides at Hayes Center
• Students in geography bee
• Foo Fighters, Adele win big at Grammys
• Greece passes austerity deal
• Right pajamas can improve any disposition
• Signs signal retail woes
• Bald eagle bus tours at Ottawa Wildlife Refuge
• Firelands program on various diet regimens
• Proposal to ban pajamas in public
• John Glenn marks 50 years in orbit
• Used car demand turns jalopies into gems
• Higher electric bills possible
• St. Boniface scrambling to raise $100,000
• Health care law deadlines loom
• Senior spotlight: Resident fought 2 wars
• Bargain Advocate: This Valentine's Day, swap the diamonds for Scrabble
• History spotlight: Article reflects the effect of the Great Depression
• John Glenn stands behind continued space exploration
• Magee Marsh trail closed for eagle protection
• Meeting for students to earn college credit Monday
• Gull at moonrise
• No Child law left behind in 10 states
• Ice-free fishing
• Safety Council meets Wednesday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra offers three motorcycle courses
• Man cited for third DUI
• Robbery suspect recently spent a decade in prison
• Leaders hope weather-related savings last through season
• Ohio students trail U.S. average for AP credit
• Elmore firm settles in piracy case
• Challenges for Santorum despite a day of big wins
• House candidate pays visit
• Pianist duo performs at Firelands
• Council works toward improvement
• Submit stories for worst date ever essay contest
• Local wildlife artist featured
• FOR THE RECORD
• Thrift shop in need of household items
• Churches find friend in technology
• Misspelled words fly at bee
• Competition not just for sports
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man arrested on warrant after traffic stop
• Revitalization district put on hold
• Kasich touts education, broadband in speech
• Christian academy recruiting
• Colleges host financial aid help night
• Mayor seeks grant for sidewalks
• Coastal resources council to meet at Old Woman Creek
• Visitors from the Arctic
• Terra State students help complete income tax forms
• Pair plans whiskey distillery
• Woodmore district fields questions about levy
• Oak Harbor awarded grant
• Warming to Mitt?
• School board hears stories of success
• FOR THE RECORD
• Catholic Schools Week fun
• 'Mom and Baby' swim lessons offered
• Danbury schools offer community exercise program
• Health clinics offered this week
• Living history show = sales
• Health department offers clinics
• Six weeks of yoga fitness offered
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Bug eradication may hurt healthy trees, group says
• Ohio prison wardens see raises
• Kids can ask the funniest questions
• Oak Harbor chamber has annual dinner
• Students learn all about veggies
• Job Stores offer seminars
• Changes to schools again?
• Senior Spotlight: Business owner spent 'only 63 years' with wife
• Dem local leaders oppose Ohio Turnpike leasing
• Seasonal trailers recently broken into
• Foreclosures converted to rental units
• How to handle a robbery
• Art gallery closing brings large crowd
• Trustees will interview zoning candidates
• Young Farmers host barbecue chicken dinner
• FOR THE RECORD
• History Spotlight: Oak Harbor high school addition made big news in '37
• Buckeye Chuck expects an early spring
• Mass hysteria rare, usually seen in girls
• Trump endorses Romney after puzzling day in Vegas
• Alcohol thought to be factor in crash
• Grand jury releases indictments
• Police aid skunk in distress
• City's finances better than expected
• Robberies connected by police
• City issues 2 water bills in 1 month
• Payroll tax negotiations off to slow start
• Retirement Village employees recognized
• FOR THE RECORD
• 18 Chinese students spend week at Genoa Middle School
• Woodmore principal retires
• Campaign finance update
• Handyman healthy, back on job
• Miller ferry running again
• Ohio Senate not expected to move on texting ban
• FOR THE RECORD
• Firefighters train to prepare for a challenging job
• Judge dismisses magistrate for 'dishonesty and disloyalty'
• Blockbuster video store prepares to shut doors
• BCS partners with the University of Toledo for STEM grant application
• Terra dean to attend conference in South Korea
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Radio Club revived
• Magruder Hospital's Charity Ball a 1929 Party
• Romney routs Gingrich in Fla. primary
• Report backs watershed division
• County continues cost-cutting ways
• City's new middle school construction on schedule
• Bordner is President Emerita at Terra
• ODNR stamp contest to feature shots of chickadees
• Leopard from exotic animal farm dies after zoo accident
• Early primary voting begins today
• DANBURY TWP. MEETING OVERVIEW
• Home Instead honors Mazurik for service to seniors
• Debit card, money spent returned to bank
• Woodmore gearing up for bond issue vote
• Power plant closing may help Lake Erie's fish
• Terra college trustees select 2012 officers
• Ohio Catholic leaders oppose birth control rules
• Habitat plans to foreclose on homes
• Ohio aims to expand summer meals
• Union membership up slightly in U.S., down in Ohio
• Fundraiser has global flavor
• Hear quartet play music of Cole Porter
• Cavers question scope of bat deaths
• Strickland gets spring fellowship at Harvard
• Local airman enjoys belated acclaim
• Workers hurt in collapse at Cincinnati casino site
• Moving into the mainstream
• Terra sees drop in enrollment
• Sheriff hires new detective
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police urge residents to lock vehicles after series of break-ins
• 'Interim' part of city title erased
• Gas pipeline project in doubt
• Genoa artist plays with dimensions
• Auto flushers being stolen
• Ohioans can renew boat registrations online
• Kiwanis Club, schools recognize 'Terrific Kids'
• Events offered at the Vineyard
• 'Fracking' a word some love, while others don't
• Man charged with assault, burglary
• Pair of eateries settle music licensing suit
• Less concern about local wells
• Half-price zoo admission on Feb. 4
• Site testing continues
• Webster named new Terra president
• Teachers elated over rescue
• SEALs answer call for hostage rescue
• Driver builds racing business
• Released inmates look to church, government for help
• Knights schedule free-throw contest
• Classes on 'Harry Potter' basics
• FOR THE RECORD
• School has 'last shot'
• Students get hands-on with animals
• Energy center begins operation
• Art council shows local artist's work
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Changes made at Beekeeper Inn
• Construction workers visit elementary
• Crash kills turnpike worker
• 'American dream in peril'
• Tensions high in Rocky Ridge
• Correction
• Board of Trustees meets Thursday
• Mother of Twins will meet Feb. 9
• Nominate students for Hall of Fame
• FOR THE RECORD
• Small business owners meet for seminar
• Council OK's appointment to 1st Ward
• Lawmakers: State of Union address should focus on economy
• Aukerman to represent 1st ward
• Wrestler gets 32 years in HIV assault case
• Zoo animals visit school
• Students learn about fetuses and alcohol
• Danbury Township hosts zoning training
• St. Boniface to celebrate Catholic Schools Week
• Danbury Middle School spelling bee results
• School board reports on first half of fiscal year
• Lakeside Laura: Be responsible for your actions
• A sad weekend in Happy Valley
• Col. Todd Audet takes Red Horse reins
• OMEA honors students 1st to perform 3 pieces
• 'Purging' my home led to some great discoveries
• Red Cross offers class on disaster volunteering
• Highway project delays likely to cost Ohio drivers
• Library offers free tax help
• Solid Waste District launches new website
• St. John's Lutheran to host blood drive
• Stand alone or merge?
• Hospital celebrates heart health month
• Conservancy meeting on Feb.8
• Senior spotlight: Former politician the son of Danish immigrants
• RELIGION NOTES
• History spotlight: When the sheriff's office got modern equipment
• Charges filed in quilt shop robbery
• Still more workers end job searches
• Car fire death ruled a suicide
• Port Clinton lays its former fire chief to rest
• Terra students, staff complete service project
• Ohio officials hunt for highway funding
• Car fire death still mystery
• Weather fronts to keep zipping by
• Scholarships available for seniors
• Fierce debate tops bizarre GOP campaign day in S.C.
• Muslim inmates settle suit
• Poll: Ohio voters divided over anti-abortion bill
• Airmen have new target: box office
• Marblehead man accused of stealing from the elderly
• FOR THE RECORD
• Shooting range hits the target
• Fatal fire leaves questions
• Genoa council sets new goals for village
• Suspect sought in quilt shop robbery
• Recovery of Fremont native's WWII plane in holding pattern
• Terra hosts financial aid event
• Police, fire, EMS vie for supremacy
• FOR THE RECORD
• New board members sworn in
• Romney tries to sidestep furor over his tax rate
• Obama rejects Canada-Texas oil pipeline
• Oak Harbor receives award
• Armed robbery in Portage Township
• Former fire chief died Monday
• Legislators seek to regulate 'Internet cafés'
• Estate money, cameras discussed
• 'Roo' rapt for readers
• Break-in occurs at new home site
• High school to host music festival
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Magruder Hospital could use some children's toys
• Red Cross offers baby sitter training
• Terra Jazz Combo offers concerts
• Council candidates interviewed
• Port Clinton council starts 1st Ward interviews
• King speech found
• Garage hit by fire
• Judge swears in new officers
• ElderCollege announces winter event schedule
• Health clinics offered this week
• Emergency services compete in Olympics
• Celebrate rock 'n' roll with wine
• Electric plants shift to natural gas
• No arrests in McDonald's armed robbery
• Rubble removal delayed
• Yearning for something not always the greatest of signs
• Owens has junior LEGO class in Feb.
• Polar Plunge '12 will aid Special Olympics
• Kidney transplant ends in book
• Natural gas price plunge aids families, businesses
• King's image evolving
• Home insurance rate hikes likely in Ohio
• Corogin headed home
• Childbirth class coming to Firelands Center
• School lunch menus
• Area sees first snow accumulation
• Desecration of dead is as old as war
• A bit late, winter grips Midwest
• Teen accused of taking child pornography turns 18
• Project should eliminate odor
• Visitor destinations promoted at travel shows
• Study: Three rivers good habitat for Asian carp
• Office creates new map of county
• Council discusses parking problems
• PC school is well begun and half done
• Olympic trials to be here
• Knights of Columbus host Hoop Shoot
• Board of Elections closed for holiday
• 'How To' classes offered at Kern Center
• Interviews scheduled to fill First Ward position
• 'Cheaters' take the stage
• Bathhouse's days are numbered
• FOR THE RECORD
• Homeless count to be made
• Parents admit denying ailing son medical care
• Ohio hunters tag more deer this year
• Proposal would boost speed limit to 70 mph
• Rents heading higher for third straight year
• Court seeing increase in cases
• Kalahari unveils addition
• Stocks up on hopes for earnings, Europe
• Google search gets more personal and raises some hackles
• Nintendo gives look at Wii U
• Academic challenge
• Oak Harbor teen's summer job leads to White House visit
• EPA testing area for contamination
• Living with asbestosis
• Economy main worry in N.H.
• Ford unveils effort to save Lincoln
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sign up children for Hoop Shoot
• Bring food for free game admission
• Chamber dinner next on the calendar
• Feds reimburse Ohio for flooding road repairs
• Senior airman gets a bright welcome home
• Weather hurting ice fishing
• Christmas bird count event hosted for kids
• Park receives funds for beach house
• Texas Hold'em tournament to help pay for celebration
• Terra pays tribute to Rosemary Clooney
• Residents considered for open council seat
• Crash on Ohio 2 injures several
• 'Age means nothing,' rescued sailor says
• PCHS aims to give freshmen extra help
• City office hours change immediately
• Medical center hosts epilepsy clinic
• Train collectors get help
• Gas prices won't deter fracking
• Winter farm markets a growing trend this season
• Owens expands adult program
• County Commissioners schedule meeting
• Republican rivals target Romney
• Giffords leads crowd in pledge
• Watchdog Cordray called smart, tough
• Audition for 'Firelands Idol' talent competition
• Dinner to benefit culinary students
• Serve on Chamber of Commerce
• Ohio Researchers presentation Jan. 21
• Nation adds 200K jobs in hiring surge
• Bargain Advocate: De-clutter your life; keep your budget intact
• History Spotlight: 1933 newspaper shows Great Depression concern
• Gallery opens 'Maumee Bay' art exhibit
• House incumbents face challengers in Ohio
• Bordner is retiring from Terra
• Cats seized from home
• Sewer rates weigh on Port Clinton residents
• Plant protesters perform street theater production
• Fewer traffic fatalities reported in 2011
• Your home's age important for child lead exposure
• Obama launches reshaping, shrinking of military
• Library continues movie series
• FOR THE RECORD
• Stone Lab offers summer classes
• Local man bails on 7th effort to round Cape Horn
• Volunteers helping kids learn to read
• 300 attend nuclear meeting
• Lincoln historian will speak Jan. 22
• Attorney general office report incorrect
• Chilean navy locates Corogin in South Pacific
• Trapping still lucrative
• Conestoga West End plans meeting
• Sandusky Ski Club to meet Jan. 16
• Humane society to add board members
• Port Clinton BMV accepting driving reinstatement fees
• Leadership group aims to create school vision
• Williams sworn in as Genoa mayor
• Settlement reached to fix basin in Oak Harbor
• Hospital to host pediatric clinic
• Hospital starting tai chi session
• Four off to meet president
• Edgewood Manor has new leader for therapy team
• Genoa Retirement Village donates to food pantry
• Carol Benner thanked for her service
• FOR THE RECORD
• Model train enthusiast runs clinic
• Cable spat likely to hike fees
• Davis-Besse meeting to draw big crowd
• Revitalization district possible
• Benner calls it a day
• More BMV locations accepting reinstatement fees
• AAA: Ohio gas prices up 6 cents from last week
• FOR THE RECORD
• Hayes Home temporarily closing for restoration
• Public hunting land access sees changes
• Bill to look at change orders on public projects
• 12 for 2012: Key issues for Ohio
• Lake Michigan sunken ship is named historic place
• Meadowbrook Marsh might be expanded
• FOR THE RECORD
• Foundation grant to establish land bank
• Bill would let OSU sue booster
• Powerball doubles in price
• Wylie the Walleye ushers in 2012
• New wheels for sheriff's department
• Hadley column: TV ads often miss their marks
• Port Clinton was all wet last year
• Vineyard has busy schedule
• Senior spotlight: Local artist grows up on farm
• Cannon may help protect Great Lakes
• Center for Emergency Preparedness awarded hazardous materials grant
• History spotlight: Traveling circus visits in 1930
• Grant program meets Thursday
• 2 hurt in Catawba Island crash
• 2 hospitalized after crash
• Former travel official indicted on felony charges
• Group fails to file grant reports
• 2011's top 10 local stories
• Charges dropped in Danbury Twp.
• Wylie Walleye ready to go
• State prepares to privatize prisons
• Emergency services compete for bragging rights
• New website helps birders find rare winter species
• Detroil man faces Ottawa County drug charges
• Florida hit hardest by Sears-Kmart closings
• Ski club has lunch meeting Wednesday
• Center offers childbirth class
• Library hosts 'Let's Pretend' program
• FOR THE RECORD
• Doctor honored by family's donation to Terra
• Group repairing lighthouse
• City aims to attract businesses
• Fall turkey season concludes
• Law changes involve abortion, immigration
• Bill aims to help collect restitution
• Students recognized for academics
• Law changes involve abortion, immigration
• FOR THE RECORD
• Marblehead man changes plea to guilty in vehicular homicide case
• High school bands to play in Disney parade
• Kucinich opposing Kaptur in primary
• Business picking up for new cab company
• OSHA fines Corbi Plastics nearly $19K
• Man awakened by burglar in house, gives chase
• Residence for governor costs almost $439K
• Crash on Catawba kills man
• PCHS band members soaking up sunshine
• Aviation Museum to feature B-25
• Airport looking to soar in 2012
• Trooper Jeffries earns honor at Sandusky Post
• OSWCD official retiring Saturday
• OH GOP stingy with endorsements
• Divers work under ice
• Terra looks to address traffic safety concerns
• Christmas can live on by recycling the tree
• Patrol reminds motorists seat belts save lives
• Man arrested for stealing mail, intoxication
• Local legislators' work thus far
• Fire station serving breakfast
• Muzzleloader season is Jan. 7 to 10
• Local Red Cross workers recognized
• Ottawa health department clinics available
• New state law could boost craft beer breweries
• The Job Store offers seminars for job seekers
• Kern Center offers non-credit music classes
• Owens starts recovery program
• 4-year-old, 2 adults found dead in Christmas Eve fire
• Self-talking can be therapeutic
• County budget grows for 2012
• Nutcrackers a special part of holiday
• Senior Spotlight
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• Strategies for improving job search
• New Terra program plans golf trip
• History Spotlight: Last of Civil War Veterans died, age 87
• A few more words on the year
• Ohio's 72nd battled on
• City officials sworn in
• Story helps ailing couple
• Make snowmen at the library
• Growth an opportunity for Ohio cattle industry
• Mayor, councilman finish terms
• Traffic deaths record low
• FOR THE RECORD
• WHERE TO GO
• Art council sponsors trip to museum
• Food recalls listed on department site
• Township trustees will meet Dec. 29
• Bobcats making comeback in Ohio
• Terra announces food class schedule
• University president visits Terra College
• 2 languages better than 1
• Hayes Center gives holiday sleigh rides
• Ohio sees tiny population gain
• McRestaurant returns
• Gray wolves on rebound in U.S.
• FOR THE RECORD
• Abortion bill faces revisions
• Ohio Turnpike tolls rising Jan. 1
• Ex-cop sentenced for alcohol offense
• Fourth-grader gets a surprise
• Zoning Board looks for new members
• Cheerleaders host annual kiddie clinic
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Local clubs decorate trees
• Property owners worried about location of trail
• Council members saying goodbye
• Mayor, councilman leave positions
• Sheriff: Man cleaning gun killed Amish girl
• Congress OKs $300 million for Great Lakes cleanup
• Ohio State gets bowl ban, other penalties
• Should PC schools start foundation?
• Kucinich concerned with cracks at Davis-Besse
• Highway patrol dispatcher honored
• Lakeside Laura: Help a person, save a pet this Christmas
• FOR THE RECORD
• DANBURY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES MEETING
• Hotel Lakeside foundation work continues
• Hoover Auditorium receiving upgrades
• School gives volunteers a pass
• Third-graders meet service dog
• Learn about business technology
• Walleye Madness at Midnight
• Genoa man indicted for theft, breaking and entering
• Caregiver Support Group forms
• Health department schedules clinics
• Alumni perform to nearly full house
• Two blood drive dates scheduled
• Terra offers business seminars
• Ohio utility regulations benefit companies
• MacArthur Lock closes as lakes' shipping season winds down
• Online exchange matches needs with donations
• Get birth certificates at health department
• Customer's memory inspires Christmas giving
• Ohio jobless picture not so rosy
• 'Messiah' fills St. John
• 2012 County fair dates announced
• Center hosts neurology clinic
• Paper tells of fowl, peddlers, banquet
• FOR THE RECORD
• Island resident misses mountains
• Report predicts fewer drilling jobs in state
• Senators extend tax cut 2 months
• Feds probing accident that left 3 injured
• It was a great year for tourism
• Payday lenders make money by being creative
• Protect your pet in cold months
• Earn dual credits toward sports degree
• Walleye Madness needs donations
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bill aims to boost quality of nursing homes
• Opening to be filled on PC council
• Could cellphone bans for drivers be enforceable?
• Thrift shop brightens holiday
• Congress reaches deal to head off federal shutdown
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Hunters gain more weekend time in deer gun season
• Writer of Ohio death penalty law says it should be scrapped
• Federal oversight spotty on $40B for roads
• Genealogical Society holds Christmas potluck
• 200 attend Port Clinton High Holiday Breakfast
• McDonald's grand opening Wednesday
• Magruder staffers earn national certification
• Hospital gives awards for service
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lawmakers OK end to map flap
• Salvation Army gives out toys
• ODOT better at oversight, but costs of some projects soar
• Foes of abortion ban at first heartbeat get say
• Republicans muscle tax cut bill through House
• Bill would require more thorough teaching of historical documents
• U.S. urges no texting and no cellphones for drivers
• 40-year old baking tradition continues
• FOR THE RECORD
• Postal Service agrees to delay closings
• Geologist: More assessment needed at Water Works site
• Retail sales rise for sixth month
• Gallery celebrates 30 years
• Less mobile given chance to hunt
• More struggle to pay heating bills
• Obama: Iraq won't stand alone
• Jobs at Cleveland casino
• Ready or not, it's coming
• Missing tire leads to crash
• Ohio giving college students a break on taxes
• Marsh Management 101
• Measuring cup brings back holiday memories
• Firelands hosting pediatric clinic
• Civil War collector to lecture
• Food pantry needs protein products
• Teachers worried about proposed rating system
• Romney won't disavow $10K bet
• If you buy a forklift, where will you put it?
• Schools buying .xxx domain names
• Gas drilling brings jobs, worries
• Special Olympians draw crowd
• Working to enrich Ohio's poorest county
• Gingrich's rise puzzles veteran Republicans
• AG wants review of foster care
• Agencies go beyond covering expenses
• News about Lake Erie algae not all bad
• Filling the skills gap
• SCHOOL MENUS
• FOR THE RECORD
• History Spotlight: Great Depression saw license plate restrictions
• New sign
• Project lifts some from poverty
• Bill would end double dipping
• Program to focus on holiday stress relief
• County Board of DD seeks to fill vacancy
• FOR THE RECORD
• Troopers seize record amount of heroin from NY man on Turnpike
• Castaway Bay plans holiday fun
• Wildlife area plans bird count
• Rules ignored in Craigslist case
• Food pantry thankful for area's generosity
• NRC knew of Davis-Besse cracks
• Candidates, issues announced for March election
• Sunday program honors memories of deceased children in Port Clinton and around the world
• Main Street gets an event planner
• Blanket, linen drive a success
• Brother: Craigslist job offer was ideal
• Ohio senators hear 'heartbeat' bill
• FOR THE RECORD
• Five candidates file for Ottawa County's new congressional districts
• Poverty: Building bridges of understanding
• Pre-trial hearing for Zachary Brody postponed
• Davis-Besse nuclear plant restarts
• Port Clinton condos seek lower sewer costs
• Port Clinton approves draft of ordinance on wind energy
• Some Lockshin clients to get $
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Medical issues cast Curtice couple into poverty
• Woodmore going back to voters
• Elmore Chiropractic makes donation to local food pantry
• Holiday traditions come and go
• Woodmore going back to voters
• Genoa to alter rate calculations
• Weather delays school projects
• New life seen for West End
• Oak Harbor reaches tentative deal
• Ottawa County set for snow
• Official aims to help local businesses
• Hearing to focus on Lake Erie algae
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ruthann's House needs rugs
• Postal cutbacks will delay mail
• Cancer cluster film director visits Clyde
• Congressman criticizes Davis-Besse restart
• Program to focus on holiday stress
• Terra donates toys to hospital
• The Vineyard hosting events
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• More tax income, less spending aids Ohio budget
• Ohioans facing uncertainty over jobless benefits
• Toys, clothing needed for kids, teenagers
• Lists help to accomplish many daily tasks
• Multiple primaries causing confusion
• Seasonal jobs make winter tough
• Holiday parade returns
• History Spotlight: Newspaper sought oldest mom in 1932
• Feds OK Ohio's changes to welfare program
• Receipts to help Oak Harbor events
• Customer service program announced
• 250 pounds of unwanted meds collected
• Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station to reopen
• Pantry needs food, money and volunteers
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• Living life on the edge
• The new poor: Situational poverty on the rise locally
• Ratings, resources vary for Ottawa Co school districts
• Terra preparing for Holiday Festival
• Details emerge on welfare drug testing
• Wrestling club hosting dinner
• Economy improving, but job growth weak
• Archaeologist to speak about Civil War prisoners
• FOR THE RECORD
• Both sides insist judge make choice on redistricting
• Coats for Families seeking donations
• Castrejon pleads not guilty in fatality
• Sewer bill increase may be less
• Annual Benefit Breakfast is Dec. 10 at Waldo Pepper's
• GOP: Cuts must cover payroll tax relief
• Financial panic eased for now
• FOR THE RECORD
• Support groups at Stein Hospice
• 'The People of Ottawa County' for sale
• Foundation invites grant applications
• Lake Erie coastal design workshop registration open
• Got your goat?
• Ottawa County tots need toys
• Wilkins served Oak Harbor for about 37 years
• Hunters bag fewer deer as season starts
• Bank celebrates rivalry with area food drive
• This weekend is full of holiday fun in the village
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local running for U.S. Senate
• Kasich mulls forgiving state welfare mistakes
• St. Nick arriving Saturday
• OCIC recounts its success stories
• Taxes set to climb if deal isn't reached
• Library board of trustees to meet
• Organizations team up for parade Saturday
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Students prepare Thanksgiving feast
• New design for Ohio driver's license, plate
• Danbury man injured in motorcycle crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Give a donation, sign a police car
• Santa's Secret Shop coming to Genoa
• Projects pending in Elmore
• Mystery pervades Craigslist case
• Meyer steps into spotlight
• Portman couldn't break the supercommittee deadlock
• Miss Vacationland crowned
• Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks
• Students learn about topsoil
• Safety is key during deer gun season
• Owens College offering dental assistant program
• Wildlife Refuge plans events
• Enter lottery for youth muzzleloader deer hunts
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• Non-traditional Thanksgiving is just as much fun to celebrate
• Figuring out the country's new normal
• Mom holds out hope missing boys are alive
• 3 indicted in pot-growing case
• Crash cuts out power at Walmart
• Landowners hope to profit from gas boom
• Shoppers keep it local
• Woodmore school board to meet
• FOR THE RECORD
• History Spotlight: Johnson's Island prisoners wrote poetry
• Senior Spotlight: Virginia Reid loves her big family
• Residents share the day in Elmore
• Community dines together
• Trustees accepting new applications
• Big Band to present holiday concert
• Terra Foundation funds equipment, scholarships
• Technicians train at Terra
• FOR THE RECORD
• Amish concerned over haircut attacks
• Ohio redistricting fight begets campaign confusion
• A year later, Michigan town mourns missing boys
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Oak Harbor history center seeks volunteers, donations
• FOR THE RECORD
• Home-based business boom
• Thanksgiving travel means cutting corners
• Owners reject Ohio's proposed ban on exotic wildlife
• Baskets of Hope plans shopping, food drive
• Watersnake project deemed success
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers
• FBI arrests 7 men in Amish attacks in Ohio
• Bay Township veteran gets VIP treatment on Honor Flight
• Lake Erie Shores & Islands awarded for campaigns
• Chiropractor opens new office
• Basketball game benefits Make-A-Wish
• Genoa tree lighting on Friday
• Rocky Ridge Village Council winners official
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two arrested after fleeing police
• Miss Vacationland pageant is Saturday
• Elementary won't be renovated
• BCS school board discusses options since levy failed
• Task force: Ban exotic animals
• Students bet on blackjack
• Township Board of Zoning appeals to meet
• Chili cook-off fundraiser winners announced
• Thanksgiving feast in need of pies
• DANBURY TOWNSHIP MEETING MINUTES
• FOR THE RECORD
• New Diner coming to Danbury Township
• Markets thanking law enforcement, fire departments
• Bad day ends with remembering to be thankful
• Magruder Hospital Auxiliary hosting breakfast
• Students celebrate Thanksgiving
• Village goes after overdue bills
• 'Joe the Plumber' speaks
• Ottawa County Health Department awards operations
• Oak Harbor was home to many cigar factories
• Superficial things in life can be enjoyed
• Library hosting film and discussion group
• Ohioans more likely than most to smoke
• Schools unsure who will pay for computers for testing
• Train display honors Knight
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Toledo sees auto industry revived
• Village honored for saving energy
• Freshman digs into politics
• Deficit gridlock looms, supercommittee deadlocked
• American Civil War Museum aims to spark interest
• Group backing 'heartbeat bill' to air TV ads
• Kasich readies new plan on Lake Erie water use
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior Spotlight: 90-year-old spent decades on farms
• 2 arrests made in suspected murder scheme
• Ohio unemployment drops to 9 percent
• Treasurer pushes drilling in Wayne National Forest
• Nuke plant investigating cracks
• Terra Community College presenting chamber music concerts this weekend
• Holiday parade returns to city
• Is economy best birth control? U.S. births dip again
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Oak Harbor Library gets grant for flat file cabinet
• Jammed bathroom door on airplane sparks terror scare
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sandusky River Watershed Coalition having conference Dec. 7
• Students, Damschroder continue anti-texting while driving crusade
• County budget 'a tight squeeze'
• Chrysler banking on Jeep to lead Europe sales
• CORRECTION
• Couple bug developmentally disabled student to hear teacher bullying her
• Ohio pipeline explosion causes wall of fire
• Heating assistance available
• Holiday Bureau aims to spread cheer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rep. Gibbs vents about fracking proposals
• Owner: Davis-Besse fire 'no threat'
• Indictments include harassment with bodily substance charge
• Small biz to shine Saturday
• Judge declares mistrial
• Supercommittee: Boehner calls tax plan fair offer
• Holiday Bureau schedules auction
• County beekeepers meeting Thursday
• Commissioners in special session
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• Reliving a moment in the War of 1812
• Holiday effort for seniors
• FOR THE RECORD
• LEGOs utilized in class
• Scooter donated to library
• Toys for Tots cleans out stores
• Copper thieves getting sentenced
• Man charged with raping girl, 13
• Attracting biz a priority for Elmore
• High court taking on health care
• Trial over fatal crash begins
• Election law foes fall short on signatures
• State won't halt execution
• Holiday stories sought
• Police charge woman with drug trafficking
• FOR THE RECORD
• Gas line break closes down Perry Street
• 'Celebrities' read to Immaculate Conception School students
• Obama seeks U.S. jobs, aims to boost regional ties
• Realtors group recognizes Bolte Real Estate agents
• Clinic schedule for next week
• P.E.O. Sisterhood to meet Thursday
• Disabilities board meeting Nov. 21
• Murder trial using eye-blink testimony begins
• Ohio man, 75, found dead after explosion
• Terra Community College honored for TV ad
• Help the illiterate take first step
• 40 years later, he's still blowing
• Wheelchair not stopping Oak Harbor's Adam Benner
• State ponders turnpike's fate
• 2012 vote will focus on Ohio again
• FOR THE RECORD
• Former soldier recalls burned Iraqi children
• History Spotlight: Confederates seized boats, but failed to free prisoners
• Senior Spotlight: 80-year-old was longtime teacher in area
• Ohio vets missing out on bonuses
• Marblehead man charged in traffic crash death released on bail
• More to PCMS students than meets the eye
• Honoring veterans' sacrifices at Bataan Elementary
• Former firefighter pleads guilty to theft
• Bill aims to reduce unemployment among veterans
• Veteran unable to vote because of registration glitch
• Gift shop bringing holiday cheer
• Reaching out to veterans in need
• Patrol: Ohio fatal crashes down 9 percent this year
• Tea party groups seek 'right-to-work' measure
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio inmates sue after HIV status leak
• Veteran shares experiences at Terra Community College reception
• Apple Festival Royalty to sponsor coloring contest
• FOR THE RECORD
• Free Thanksgiving Dinner will be at Woodmore High School
• Booklet aimed at businesses in Port Clinton published
• Seniors dust off their poodle skirts
• Semitrailer goes off Turnpike onto Ohio 163 causing crash
• ODNR giving hunters more options to check in deer
• United Way taking aim at helping children read better
• Literacy programs aim for wider reach
• Female pilot speaks about flying C-17s in Middle East
• Terra students help clean up
• Jury: Heifer owners not negligent
• Port Clinton Ford employee accused of taking car
• Cute and out for candy
• Genoa Area Local Schools to have levy on the ballot
• Lifelong Genoa resident challenging mayor
• Issue 2: Health care payments would spike
• Mutach's celebrates opening
• FOR THE RECORD
• Each day provides something new to overcome
• 5 council hopefuls seek 3 seats
• Being the designated driver has its own benefits
• Rider resurrects scrap parts for Tombstone Derby entry
• Issue 2: Law would limit who can join unions
• Ohio man wanted in slaying kills self
• 50 arrests at Halloween party near Ohio University
• Owens Community College starting 'Giving Tree' outreach program
• Genoa Area Kiwanis Club costume contest winners
• Four vie for three seats on Woodmore school board
• FOR THE RECORD
• Councilman running against mayor
• Issue 2 would require merit pay
• Danbury Twp. trustees meeting Monday
• Whirlpool cutting 5,000 jobs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton City Schools having community forum
• State Veterans Services director visits county
• Senior spotlight: Educator has traveled the world
• Prosecutor moves to dismiss charges
• Five Ohio presidents fought in Civil War
• Issue 2: No impact on retirement payouts
• Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge to have tour, star party, presentation
• Vineyard on Catawba to host computer class, bingo and more
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two charged with growing marijuana
• Celebrity servers help raise money
• 3 seek Danbury trustee position
• Conversation, and some ducks
• Tickets available for CASA Dances with the Stars
• Woodmore state of school system forum Tuesday
• Kindergartners get fire safety tips
• Exotic pets not released to widow
• Crash into loose steer leads to courtroom beef
• Part 5: Issue 2 eliminates fees
• Kiwanis Club cleans up beach
• Martial arts help kids build self-confidence
• Experimental Aircraft Association to meet
• Five states take Asian carp case to Supreme Court
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ottawa County duck hunt kicks off
• Adults can benefit from defensive training, too
• Woodmore wants new school building in bond issue
• Davis-Besse sirens to be tested
• 'Joe the Plumber' launches congressional bid
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Wheelchair basketball game Nov. 12
• Port Clinton High School celebrates Mole Day
• Benton Township home burglarized
• U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps honors Port Clinton firefighters
• Issue 2 allows cash-strapped entities to alter contracts
• Hundreds hit up Spooktacular at Port Clinton High School
• 675 accept Pizza Challenge
• Men's basketball meeting Thursday
• Kasich: Northern Ohio would see money from Turnpike lease
• Danbury crash cuts power
• Riverview campus having craft show
• Obama offers mortgage relief
• FOR THE RECORD
• PC Seniors taking items
• Gift of Lights beginning
• Terra employees join fund effort
• Castalia man arrested after car, foot chase
• States target prescriptions by 'pill mills'
• Port Clinton school board applauds athletes, discusses Navigator
• Legion auxiliary aids homeless vets
• Elks will gather for Lunch Bunch
• Emotional scars last long after abuse
• Construction to begin today on Fulton Street
• Coast Guard searches for 5 hours after finding abandoned canoe
• Crack at Davis-Besse spurs activists
• Schools opting out of weight law
• FOR THE RECORD
• Issue 2 would ban public worker strikes
• Farmers market season ending
• Center offering small business seminars for free
• Issue 2 would end binding arbitration
• Krumnow brothers running for Elmore mayor
• Man gets new, shorter sentence for sex crimes
• Gov. Kasich's order designed to rein in exotic-animal owners
• History Spotlight: Museum exhibit highlights famed majorette group
• SCHOOL MENUS
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior Spotlight: Asthmatic worked through wars
• Authorities search for man in Lake Erie
• New resale shop now open in Portage Township
• Gadhafi is gone; Libya faces more challenges
• Event aims to end violence
• Pursuit of loose exotic animals in Ohio over
• Owner of exotic animals was deep in debt
• Bowersox to appear on TV show
• Report: Apartments evacuated after man commits suicide
• Put-in-Bay restaurant owner admits to disorderly conduct in police incident
• Some sad about market move
• FOR THE RECORD
• Benton-Carroll-Salem teachers take concessions
• Body count: 49 dead, 1 still loose
• 2 running for Danbury Township fiscal officer
• Graffiti leads to bomb scare at Port Clinton HIgh School
• Wheelchair basketball player to play at school
• Celebrity Server Fundraiser planned
• FOR THE RECORD
• Exotic animals: Widow begged Jack Hanna not to take away her family
• Neighbors shocked by close encounters with exotic animals loose in Zanesville
• Wet Wednesday: Three-quarters of an inch of rain falls
• Genoa seeks replacement + increase
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Report shows Great Lakes shipping economic impact
• FOR THE RECORD
• Genoa welcomes two part-time officers
• Exotic animals on loose in Ohio; owner dead
• 2 charged with bath salts possession
• Port Clinton may suspend annual sewer rate increase
• It's illegal to abandon animals at shelter
• Social Security to give raises
• From the pens of children ...
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Voting early was easy, simple
• New insect invading Ohio trees
• Marblehead gets new water line
• Dems give GOP deadline to redistricting deal
• Two Democrats argue over union law
• Village installing LED lights
• Fire levy won't increase taxes
• FOR THE RECORD
• AARP offering driver safety program Nov. 12
• Waste management district doles out recycling grants
• Walkers raise more than $20,000 to cure juvenile diabetes
• Terra Community College donates items to aid kids in Honduras
• Ohio law banning K2 and bath salts drugs goes into effect today
• A baby and a boa ... What's your favorite costume?
• Ohio law to curb teen violence rarely used on boys
• Ditch old meds at Oct 29 event
• Applications taken for Toledo casino jobs
• Board tests voting machines
• Masonic Lodge to have rib dinner
• Hunter education course offered
• K2, bath salt drugs targeted by state
• History Spotlight: Exploring history of Cochran's Majorettes
• Senior Spotlight: Port Clinton woman celebrating her 90th
• Court: Ohio's new U.S. House map can go to voters
• Issue 3 would gut key federal health care overhaul provision in Ohio
• Judge denies lower bail for man
• Ex-Lakeside Marine owner sentenced
• Man gets 20 years in women's deaths
• Tax breaks help, analysis shows
• FOR THE RECORD
• Dog hit by car in Danbury Township; owner sought
• Ottawa County health clinics scheduled
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fire dept. touts renewal during Candidates and Issues Night
• Report: Great Lakes algae problem needs more study
• New crack found at Davis-Besse
• Police suspect suicide after finding Port Clinton woman's body
• Suit: Mon Ami didn't pay to play
• Gore links climate change to Great Lakes problems
• Terra plans Winds and Brass Day
• Ford aviation expert to speak
• Asian carp is walleye foe
• Asian carp: If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em
• St. Peter to have pork chop dinner
• Crashes, truck traffic up on 70 mph Ohio Turnpike
• Ottawa County Democratic dinner to be served Oct. 30
• Vineyards on Catawba sets its October events
• Big Sit to aid Port Clinton Lakefront Preserve
• FOR THE RECORD
• Duo charged with robbing Genoa Bank
• Coroner: Bellevue deaths a murder-suicide
• Few charges stick in gunshot case
• Razing of Water Works begins
• Bakers taste sweet success
• Gallery featuring sketches
• FOR THE RECORD
• Take Back the Night aims to end violence
• City may seek bids for solar project
• Pennsylvania man indicted for slew of felonies
• Attorney: 'Don't throw in kitchen sink'
• Genoa Bank robbed; 2 charged
• Genoa Chevrolet raises funds for youth baseball
• Security measures changing for Genoa schools
• Today is the final day to register to vote
• District plans to auction off building
• Ida Rupp Library will display issue, candidate info
• St. Boniface hires Mary Ann Siefke as music teacher
• Halloween campouts raise $7,000 for park
• FOR THE RECORD
• Village moving forward with utility projects
• 'Joe the Plumber' plans to run for Congress
• Danbury trustees promotes Waldron to road superintendent
• Fest crowd in high spirits
• Christian Academy cellphone drive
• 24 dead in worst Cairo riots since Mubarak ouster
• Liberty Center joins Ohio Benefit Bank network
• State OKs job retention funding
• Trick or Treat returns Oct. 23 to Riverview Healthcare Campus
• Absentee ballots available at board of elections
• Army wife attending Terra from Germany
• Surgery helped change my attitude for the better
• Murder-suicide suspected in Bellevue couple's deaths
• 'Majestic' lighthouse draws crowd for festival
• Pain of job crisis is widespread
• Fixing the sewer overflow problem
• Haunted Hydro open through Halloween
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio Issue 2: What else is in Senate Bill 5?
• Ohio Issue 1: Amendment could add years to judges' service
• Duo accused of stealing $1,500 worth of sporting goods from Walmart
• Weather may help Apple Festival attendance grow
• History Spotlight: Museum exhibit features Cochran's Majorettes
• Senior Spotlight: Hilda Avery was Elliston's postmaster
• Great Lakes figure in PBS documentary on War of 1812
• Rebuild of crucial link may be complete by end of year
• Castoffs are attacking fellow Amish, cutting off their beards, hair
• FOR THE RECORD
• Beekeeper Inn aims to become destination
• Danbury Township hires new zoning inspector
• Danbury Twp. man faces theft, drug, other charges
• Sheriff runs down suspected thief
• Local 20 Under 40 award recipient has passion for elder care
• Couple buying Dean's
• Diabetic program to feature holiday recipes
• Church hosting pancake breakfast to help family who lost home in tornado
• Halloween Costume Contest set
• Initiative to aid special needs children
• Meetings planned to elect WSOS representatives
• Jerry Springer fires up Sandusky County crowd
• Most Ohio union workers affected by insurance rule
• Workers' health insurance to go up by 12 percent next year
• Restaurants eat rising costs
• Repair requires big hole in wall
• Ohio union law top issue as early voting begins
• Wahl to be sentenced Oct. 14
• 2 local firms try 'gardening' service
• Report: Mussels, nutrients damage Great Lakes
• County eyes insurance changes
• Sunshine Equine Volunteer Network helps horses in need
• Winous Point Hunt Club honored for conservation
• Applications taken for Port Clinton Hall of Fame
• Transition Fair helps students with special needs
• Steinle gives bikes to needy kids
• Register to vote in next election by Oct. 11
• Clam bake, chicken dinner to benefit Danbury Food Pantry
• Danbury schools offering programs for community
• Lighthouse Festival full of activities
• Airport adding museum, diner
• Woodmore committee making final push for levy
• Health Department schedules clinics
• 2 Ohio panels to address toxic algae on Lake Erie
• FOR THE RECORD
• Davis-Besse closes for maintenance
• Highway dedicated to soldier
• Star Wars appeal endures
• Rain disrupts battle re-enactment
• Ohio makes tutor ranking public
• Candidates and Issues Night set for Oct. 13
• Church plans chicken and biscuit dinner
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Q & A: Dream town has anything imaginable
• Owens to offer free computer classes
• Pa. gas drilling waste pumped under Ohio
• House bill looks to alter Great Seal of Ohio
• Terra's growth shown through new facility
• Dean's to shut down
• Inmate transferred after escape attempt
• Changes made to Ohio Senate boundaries
• Panel alters GOP-drawn maps
• Job Stores tackling re-employment, job search at three free seminars
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior spotlight: Lakeside lover flipped houses
• Killing Americans: Attack enters uncharted ground
• Must-dos for Skype interviews
• Wylie gets patched up
• MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS
• FOR THE RECORD
• Community Christmas scheduled
• Salvation Army in Ottawa County provides winter coats
• Opponents put election law on temporary hold
• Oak Harbor man charged with drunken driving
• Discrimination complaint filed against Danbury Township
• Levorchick appointed sheriff
• 2 plead to lesser charges in rape case
• Sign up for Kern Center art classes
• Magruder Hospital adult flu shot clinics scheduled
• Local stars again dancing for CASA
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sinkholes near Gypsum prompt monitoring
• Terra Community College approves strategic plan; enrollment drops slightly
• Ottawa County conservation district celebrates 60 years
• Libraries embracing e-books too
• Animals have new advocate
• Port Clinton awards contract for plant demolition
• Gas-fired power plant to go live in January
• City swears in police sergeants
• Is soil at The Fountains toxic?
• Census: 131,729 gay couples report they're married
• FOR THE RECORD
• Kern Center offering social media, smartphone classes
• Hawks donate $10,000 to Terra Community College
• See Crown Battery, more area sites during Green Energy Ohio Tour
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Beekeeper Inn having grand opening
• Obama campaign wades into Ohio early voting law fight
• Old Fort family supports Terra music
• Chili lovers converge at Castaway Harbor
• Shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Panel waves bidding of Ohio video lottery contract
• Changes in Ohio prisons aim to limit gang violence
• Former fire chief's son charged in shooting
• Heated campaigns leading up to 3 ballot initiatives
• No Child Left Behind waiver comes with a price
• Board gets project update
• More rain expected this week
• Local artist opens show in Port Clinton
• Weather clears for festival
• Casino Night hits Elks Lodge on Oct. 14
• Sad to see Dean's close
• ElderCollege fall slate includes trips, mega-disasters and more
• Sandusky County Area College Fair is Oct. 3
• Is spin overtaking facts in drilling debate?
• States want faster action on invasives
• EHOVE open house, car show is Oct. 9
• Hard work goes into Harvest Festival
• Groundbreaking at aviation museum
• Palestinians submit U.N. statehood bid
• Ohio legislative maps combine Democratic seats
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior spotlight: From farm to Edgewood, man has been 'more than lucky'
• Former captain takes over as interim sheriff
• Ohio incomes down from 2007
• Rally supports possible Ohio texting ban
• Put-in-Bay murder: Bond set at $1.5M for Brody
• Port Clinton High school to offer 2 tests
• CORRECTION
• Obama challenges Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• Old NASA satellite to tumble to Earth today
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grant to help fund community health assessment
• Edgewood Manor celebrates success stories
• Experts: Repeal-proof tactic used on congressional map likely isn't
• Highway will bear fallen soldier's name
• Bicyclists make most of commute
• Sellers going direct to buyers
• County honors Sheriff Bratton
• Legislature approves new Ohio congressional map
• Kangaroo mauls man at Ohio farm
• Biz booming at pawn shops
• Bad weather = bad fishing
• Man charged after stabbing self
• Ohio medical marijuana ballot language rejected
• Terra Community College offering bagpipe class
• Chief deputy, former captain apply for Ottawa County sheriff
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mich. lawyer and his sons injured by car bomb
• Port Clinton students show school spirit
• FOR THE RECORD
• Elmore chiropractic clinic to have open house
• Awareness effort targets drinking while pregnant
• Firm's ex-VP sentenced for theft
• Redistricting battle lines drawn
• Historian offers glimpse of early times
• A new role for Brunner Elementary
• Inspiration comes out of tragedy
• Ottawa County residents can get rid of old TVs, small electronics
• Vote for Face of Fox contestants online
• Culvert replacement project on Ohio 163 raising resident ire
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cars for Critters will be Sunday at wildlife refuge
• Danbury Twp. cuts the leash on its dog park
• Apple Festival will crown royalty Oct. 9
• Wendy's remakes its burger
• Obama seeks tax hikes on rich
• Thrift store to open in October
• Citizens raise stink over sewer backup
• Crews troll for invasive species
• Publication gives BGSU high marks
• Edgewood celebrates the 1960s
• Obama offers deficit reduction plan today
• Ohio summit to focus on energy
• Government shrinks under Kasich
• Book will boost OH sports trivia IQ
• Making the most of what we have
• Street fair for good cause
• County Health Dept. gets state money
• Culvert repair to start on Ohio 163
• College fair at Owens Tuesday
• Civil War re-enactors offer taste of history
• Hospital auxiliary to sell uniforms
• Violent crime plunges 12 percent in U.S. in 2010
• Navy clears gay WWII vet's record
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific Reno air show crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police pick up Port Clinton man accused of domestic violence
• Ohio changes child support collection tactics
• History spotlight: Smallpox, rabbit fever feared during Great Depression
• Vendors hawk wares at Midwest Birding Symposium
• Senior spotlight: Extended family keeps Wanda Brown active
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to young Marine
• Flu shots are now being scheduled
• FOR THE RECORD
• College chooses subtle ways to honor POWs
• Terra's new center to be dedicated
• Congressional map clears Ohio House
• Oct. 1 block party will benefit after-school program
• Company looking at brownfield site in Port Clinton
• Dean's Discount to shut doors in October
• Fifth-graders get feel for wild at 50th Conservation Field Day
• Court: Natural shore is Lake Erie property line
• Spotlight on animal hoarding
• Liske gets 3 life sentences
• Danbury disputes boil over
• Genealogical society meeting Tuesday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Win sideline passes for OSU vs. Indiana game
• Symposium tries to set world record for bird calls
• Rain doesn't stop PCHS homecoming parade
• Yacht centerpiece of boat show
• Superintendent at EHOVE picked to lead organization
• Luncheon focuses on brain fitness
• Riverview Healthcare Campus Auxiliary planning luncheon
• FOR THE RECORD
• Redskins celebrate homecoming
• Obama pushes jobs bill in Ohio
• Dems criticize U.S. House map proposal
• County draws up plan for disaster
• 91 days without McDonald's
• Details emerge in homicide
• Operation Street Smart returns for encore Sept. 27
• Students get hands-on with nature at Field Day
• Put-in-Bay Schools ranked 10th in state in testing
• FOR THE RECORD
• B&E at Oak Harbor Golf Club
• Obama loses moderates' support
• Elmore council discusses options for electricity
• NBA retiree Jerry Lucas teaches memory tips
• Birding symposium takes wing Thursday
• Elmore garden offers locals free vegetables
• Genoa pays tribute to 9/11 firefighters
• Port Clinton honors 9/11 heroes
• Meeting to focus on Ky. in Civil War
• Research reserve plans two events
• Conference focuses on dignity of human life
• Emergency response training planned
• Ohio set for great fall colors
• Put-in-Bay site gets ready for big anniversary
• Some tips on finding happiness in world
• Do you remember Sept. 11, 2001?
• Area veterans recall impact of Sept. 11, 2001
• Port Clinton police officers have served country overseas
• 'After 9/11, everybody wanted to do something'
• FOR THE RECORD
• Couple loves to go scuba diving
• Rain causes high water
• REMEMBERING 9/11 LOCALLY
• Big events feature beefed-up security
• Ohio native remembers responding to 9/11 attacks
• Bail set in Masterson killing
• Terra Community College remembers 9/11
• Harvest Festival looking for vendors
• Locals to come together, remember Sept. 11
• Obama asks $450 billion to lift economy
• County has 2 positions to fill
• Ricky Ryland bucks the odds
• FOR THE RECORD
• Dispose of household hazardous waste Saturday
• Annual chili cook-off set for Oct. 1
• Appeals continue as Robin Vess sues attorney for malpractice
• BG man charged in homicide
• Democrats seek sheriff candidates
• FOR THE RECORD
• Miss Ohio Bike Tour to stop in Oak Harbor, Portage Township
• Obama's best jobs plan might be status quo
• Ohio Senate gave pay raises after state cuts
• Vintage base ball teams play Sept. 18
• Hayes Center to have genealogy class Sept. 17
• Wildlife refuge to show 'Green Fire'
• Local government shrinks in Ohio
• Genoa sewer project about done
• Body found on South Bass
• FOR THE RECORD
• Walk to Cure Diabetes scheduled for Sept. 18
• National Bank Ohio Senior V.P. to retire
• Crystal Bowersox fans needed for TV show
• Oak Harbor tackles sewer overflow basin
• 2 charged with assault on officer
• Woodmore levy supporters organize
• Ground zero firefighter to speak
• Airport grant a verbal 'go'
• Cities also to blame for algae
• Kern Center to train biorefining plant workers
• Obama: GOP must back U.S. first
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton man cited after 3-vehicle crash on Edison Bridge
• Marine patrol educates boaters
• Firettes aid firefighters, Genoa
• Firelands offers childbirth classes
• Marblehead exodus begins
• More northwest Ohio companies turning to solar power
• Volunteers work hard at festival
• Lee lashes Gulf coast, flood threat expands inland
• Report paints grim employment picture
• Golden Oldies hosting cook-off
• Ida Rupp Library hosting movies throughout fall
• Local fire departments receive grants
• ElderCollege to kick off with president
• Some questions can't be answered
• 3 charged with trafficking
• Visitors seek history at antique tractor show
• Goodwill find sparks bidding war among Robert E. Lee collectors
• Kiwanis hooks up Port Clinton with statue
• Database lets users see how much public employees get paid
• U.S. military hospital at forefront of saving lives
• Economy: No new jobs added in August
• Senior Spotlight: Local woman worked as a nurse for many years
• Port Clinton school board OKs instructors for virtual academy
• Portage Township crash sends man to hospital
• Scott Speer sentenced to 18 months in friend's boating death
• Ohio unions fight dwindling numbers
• Ohio officials: Smoking ban doesn't hurt bars
• Immaculate Conception kicks off school year with celebration
• Playmakers moving forward
• U.S reactors at risk from quakes
• City to administer federal grant to Jet Express
• Lunch program meeting needs
• Water bill policy upsets landlords
• 'We Remember' 9/11 with memorial service at Terra Community College
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton K-9 officer starts training
• Ohio 1st in U.S. to sell prison to private company
• Crews work to restore power in Elmore after outage
• FOR THE RECORD
• Couple indicted for obstruction
• Money concert canceled
• Candidate disqualified in Elmore
• Invasive species coalition sought
• PC schools cut expenses again
• Sheriff to lead Genoa police
• 5 years, 5 miles, 6 deaths
• Ground broken at Davis-Besse
• Village to host monthly market
• FOR THE RECORD
• A touch of magic to end the day
• Eatery features good food made from scratch
• Red Cross chapter auctioning off final rides on Cedar Point riverboat
• Deadliest month so far in Afghanistan
• Salem Township man charged with arson
• Port Clinton man faces domestic violence, other charges
• Man investigates Ohio UFO sightings
• City could oversee ferry grant
• Company chosen as one of best employers
• Chiropractor leaving office
• Lions Club Perch Festival draws large crowd
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2 Ottawa County burglaries reported
• Old pipes to be refurbished
• Leaders: Jobs, infrastructure!
• Propane leak in Danbury Township
• Fishing amid a field of lilies
• 1937 Danbury High School graduate shares memories
• Class to train disaster responders
• Hazardous waste collection set
• Ohio board to consider incentives for Chrysler
• Adults finish culinary arts, dietary manager programs
• Gem Beach Rocks for charity
• Apple Festival to have Got Talent Show Oct. 8
• Babies and Books offered on Wednesdays
• Pediatric cardiology clinic will be Sept. 14
• North Central Academy to have orientation
• State strengthens its algae warning for Lake Erie beach
• Health department offers clinics
• Owens Golf Classic set for Sept. 26
• Night air is nice, but the itch isn't
• Man dies in Bay Township crash
• Put-in-Bay stays hot as weather cools
• Standing up for freedom
• Elmore Irish Fest set for Sept. 3 at Depot Park
• Ohio nuke plant radiation prompts more oversight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Job Stores set seminar schedule for September
• Senior spotlight: 90-year-old lived in funeral home, took flying lessons
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene approaches
• Thousands shorted Medicaid claims
• Algae makes its way to Kelleys Island
• Fall flex classes still open at Terra Community College
• Report finds flaws in shuttle decision
• Companies line up to help Ohio unload turnpike
• Authors explore lighthouses
• Officer, dispatcher plead not guilty
• Search for allergy solution leads to beekeeping
• FOR THE RECORD
• Toledo Zoo polar bear headed to Louisville
• Tools for School, serves 607 Ottawa County students
• Council considers planned unit developments ordinance
• Local public schools excel
• Danbury Township man taken to hospital after fire
• 4 candidate petitions DQ'd
• Genoa man accused of trying to steal scrap metal
• Oak Harbor Apple Festival searches for royalty
• 'New' cafeteria now in use
• Candidate information needed for Voter Guide
• Crews work on Fulton Street this week
• Sheriff's Office to have DUI checkpoint Friday
• Car crashes into Port Clinton Subway
• Appeals court won't close locks over carp
• Port Clinton teachers, staff have fun reading with book club
• Local dealerships remodeling
• Chrysler may invest $72 million in Ohio factory
• Lakeside to close season Sept. 4
• Recycle appliances Saturday
• Back to School for Port Clinton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Farmers market continues to grow
• FOR THE RECORD
• EPA hiring jobless workers for Great Lakes cleanup
• Libyan rebels storm seat of Gadhafi's power
• Council discusses 'rain day'
• Quake's rumblings shake area
• New year, big changes
• Gadhafi goes missing
• Gem Beach will rock Saturday
• Port Clinton man charged with disorderly conduct
• Portage Township woman scammed out of $4,700
• Clyde cluster: Search continues
• County learns frugal ways
• Humane society plans to grow
• Lakeside Laura: More special memories of years gone by on the Rock
• Cedar Point launches mobile website, app
• Lions Club's King will be grand marshal at Perch Festival Parade
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fiddling around at the fair
• Scout troop marks 75 yrs
• International fest has folks doing the polka
• There's more than one way to learn
• Firelands receives top rating
• Terra offers courses in real estate
• Oil and gas drilling drops in state
• Ohio missing out on jobless $$
• A surprise at the path's end
• News Herald seeks candidate information
• Terra schedules fitness classes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fire destroys trailer, damages mobile home
• Unemployment in July rises in 28 states
• 5 people honored for marina rescue
• No Child Left Behind hits 10 years
• FOX Toledo searching for on-air personality
• 100-year-old loves animals
• Hayes $1 coin unveiled
• Asian carp spurs call to 're-reverse' Chicago River
• Six rescued from vessel that was taking on water
• County event focuses on economy
• Kasich: Focus on jobs
• Two plan to double-dip
• Candidate information sought for Voter Guide
• Pond owners can stock up on fish this fall
• North Central Academy orientation on Sept. 1
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra offers pharm tech training
• Lakeside to honor military
• Election law opponents can resume repeal effort
• Riders Unlimited saddling up in new home -- Vess farm
• Worship service planned at city park
• CORRECTION
• Kasich seeks union compromise
• Port Clinton High School selling athletic tickets
• Leadership council welcomes freshmen
• Join music ensembles at Terra
• FOR THE RECORD
• Drinks on the House? Statehouse considers bar
• Latta visits early ed center
• Officer, dispatcher face DUIs in separate crashes
• Lake Erie watersnake no longer endangered
• Contractor donates to charities
• Sheriff's office program offers citizens more than a glimpse
• Oak Harbor to try farmers market for the first time
• BioBlitz finds 200 species
• New trial date set for former Marblehead police officer
• Danbury Township begins search for zoning inspector
• Terra building ready for class
• Crown Battery cited for violations
• Summer's over for teachers
• City gets a look at flood damage
• Stock market erases losses
• Program buys Vess property
• Water woes in Oak Harbor
• Dog park slated to open soon
• Briefcases cause scare at Boehner's office in Ohio
• Defense to seek new trial for Cleveland man who killed 11
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oldest Bataan survivor dies
• Flooding shuts down hospital
• Events benefit cancer research
• Technology makes life easier
• Red Cross schedules blood drives in county
• Program to teach about writing a nature journal
• Man's body found in pond at Toledo apartment complex
• Special drawing for hunting permits set
• Event teaches about wildlife
• FOR THE RECORD
• Genoa dedicates new school
• Local honors Kennedy with art
• William Liske changes plea to guilty
• Dining with Diabetes has openings for August classes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior spotlight: Happy fisherman has found home in Danbury
• 'Elmore and Genoa' details history of villages in images
• Judge sentences Ohio killer of 11 to death
• Government jobs fuel earnings in metro areas
• Spokesman: Motorcycle crash injures man, kills dog
• Red Cross teaming up with Edible Arrangements to encourage blood donations
• Events to benefit American Cancer Society
• Injured vets may be eligible for grant
• FOR THE RECORD
• Charlie Daniels Band to play Ottawa County Fairgrounds
• Ballots shaping up in Ottawa County for Nov. 8 election
• Cerny enters not-guilty plea
• Business as usual at Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport
• Area Chamber hosting annual golf outing
• Conestoga West End to meet Monday
• Board of Elections plans meeting
• Car show 'Rockin' The Fort' Saturday
• Port Clinton schools schedule open houses
• Owens unveils Welding Design Center
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rides on the Goodyear Blimp to benefit Firelands Red Cross
• Chancellor seeking mandate relief for colleges
• 9-1-1 calls describe terror of Ohio shooting rampage
• Jury recommends death for serial killer
• The Gathering to host 'Jesus in the Park' on Friday
• Blatt to replace Folger in race
• Hotels see drop in business
• Crops thriving in spite of all
• Campers enjoy field trips
• Economy down, lottery up
• EHOVE to present financial program
• Take precautions against potential scammers
• FOR THE RECORD
• For flash mobsters, crowd size a tempting cover
• City looks to grants for projects
• Bou-Sliman sentenced
• Health department schedules clinics
• GenoaBank: Shareholders receive dividend
• Put-in-Bay landmark will be on MTV
• Next life: community garden
• Elmore residents can sign up for emergency notifications
• Woman starts write-in campaign
• Cancer support group meeting Aug. 24 at Magruder Hospital
• Lakeside Class of 1961 celebrates 50 years
• Lakeside Laura: We all need some kindness
• Orchestra, jazz, Irish music highlight Lakeside schedule
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woman: Ohio killer of 7 was in estate dispute
• Pair face drug charges
• Tailfins, chrome visit PC
• Artists display work in park
• Community event growing
• Hospital to offer blood sugar, cholesterol check
• Institute offering class for child care providers
• Woodmore school board to meet Tuesday
• Free program to focus on personal finances
• Former Terra professor remembered
• Flash mob was a fun time
• Balloon festival helps family deal with tragedy
• Port Clinton seniors lunch by the lake
• Ohio soybean farmers praise free trade proposal
• Port Clinton man charged in bridge jump
• Wildness on Wall Street, then bad news
• Magruder hospital fares well in study
• Four elected to Firelands Regional Medical Center's Board of Directors
• Wine heritage festival to benefit museums
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior Spotlight: Job takes man around world
• Kroger affected by turkey recall
• Terra College Harp Ensemble to perform Aug. 12
• Schedule appointment at pediatric clinic
• Take full moon couples' canoe trip in Fremont
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wall Street plunge could worsen economy's pains
• Kelleys Island throws 'groovy' party
• Lake Erie kayakers require help
• Citizens: Power plant plan stinks
• Port Clinton, arts mecca
• Kelleys Island woman killed, 2 others hurt in Ballast Island boat crash
• Otterbein Retirement Community having ice cream social Aug. 11
• Genoa H.S. senior parent meeting Aug. 16
• Disabilities board to meet Aug. 15
• July crowds up 5 percent at Cedar Fair parks
• Conservation weekend will have full schedule Aug. 11-13
• Exhibit tells Civil War stories through Ohioans
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra electrical engineering program offers start at degree
• Cyclists step up for trail duty
• BCS levy likely to return in Nov.
• 'Shawshank' tree's damage draws attention
• Friends come to library's aid
• BCS levy fails in special vote
• Blackberry Corner has 'always been a family place'
• The dredging has begun
• Genoa Village Council seeking bids for storm sewer project
• Peregrine falcons on rise across the state
• Orientation for school program
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ag tour to focus on algal blooms
• Autopsy: Bellevue teen who fell off wind turbine was drunk
• Port Clinton man jumps from Portage River drawbridge
• Openings on Danbury Twp. zoning appeals board, commission
• Oak Harbor Chamber having free technology seminars
• Small business basics seminars set for August
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man accused of killing owl, harassment
• Marblehead police officers honored for saving man's life
• Person falls off charter boat, dies
• Fremont woman with too many dogs being investigated
• Bacteria hasn't emptied beach
• Vital pipelines getting old
• Grovefest blends cars, croquet
• Talk about vacation at women's luncheon
• Senior center plans card party in Genoa
• Genoa school board work session planned
• Civil War group will meet Aug. 21 in Tiffin
• Defense tries to spare life of Cleveland serial killer
• Drive collecting school supplies for kids
• 'Ready, Set, Enroll' beginning at Terra
• Ida Rupp offering hand-held video players, puppets for kids
• Electrical work to close BGSU-Firelands Aug. 5-7 and 12-14
• Eating fast, prepackaged food wasn't an option back then
• New gig for Genoa Legion band
• Port Clinton church will be missed
• Hearing nears for suspect in chase
• Port Clinton man 'intent on going to jail'
• Woman accused in Portage Township theft
• Could debt battle cost Jordan his district?
• Lakeview Estate residents nearly all back home after fire
• Genoa man charged with securities violations
• Senior Spotlight: American by accident, and proud
• Councilman exits race
• Oak Harbor man hurt in crash
• Learn about moths at program with naturalist
• Volunteer to clean up beach
• FOR THE RECORD
• Father of three missing Michigan boys enters plea
• BCS levy vote is Tuesday
• PC's west end a little nicer now
• Nature lessons the natural way
• Magruder Hospital to offer educational series
• Retirement community to host ice cream social
• Chamber hosting car show
• Shelter schedules dog wash fundraisers
• Neighborhood plans potluck for Wednesday
• Educational luncheon to focus on shingles
• Civil War Round Table to meet Aug. 21
• Ohioans flood lawmakers with debt debate concerns
• Hayes coin to be unveiled Aug. 18
• FOR THE RECORD
• Former Marblehead officer's trial postponed
• Boehner plan opposed by fellow Ohio Republican
• Port Clinton staying on budget so far
• Terra building to be done by fall
• Same-sex couples on rise in Ohio
• Band members learn ropes
• Waterworks building to be razed
• Small post offices may close
• Drivers cruise into Genoa
• Robin Vess starts jail sentence for starving horses
• Dredging to improve safety at East Harbor
• Arts in the Park is Aug. 6, 7
• Elmore Historical Society gets grant
• Ottawa County Health Department plans clinics
• Kersten's Korner welcomes new director
• FOR THE RECORD
• Seniors get no-victim lessons
• Art in the park program inspires kids' creativity
• Board recommends tobacco-free schools
• Symphony, magician on Hoover Auditorium schedule
• Cabbage rolls, polka return Aug. 21 at Halupki Festival
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man accused of menacing
• Port Clinton High School hires assistant principal
• Elmore looks at electricity options
• Defend your home, legally
• Weather no help for fair
• Lighting discounts in mail
• It was hard to remain presentable
• The Swingsters at River Front Live Friday
• Seminar scheduled on caring for parents
• State approves money for Fulton Street work
• Senior Resources awarded grant for Meals on Wheels
• Ohio federal judges set to test video cameras in court
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Lakeside has entertainment acts scheduled
• Cleveland man convicted in killings of 11 women
• Guilty plea in case of corpse in septic tank
• Obama ends military gay ban
• Workers for county plan to retire, be rehired
• Government jobs on the decline
• Adorable bugs take the stage at Ottawa County Fair
• FOR THE RECORD
• Army Corps: 2 Asian carp DNA hits near Lake Michigan
• Contest urges Ohioans to suggest congressional redistricting lines
• Senior Spotlight: Veteran, former policeman honors friend's sacrifice
• Couple freed from car in water
• Report: Cerny used township credit cards for personal use
• Researchers scour water for sea lamprey
• Keeping animals cool a fair job
• Obama, GOP reach again for big debt deal
• Ohio voters to decide on union law
• SB 5 signature requirement met in Ottawa County
• Toledo Zoo offers free concert
• Conservation district plants wildlife food plots
• More Asian carp DNA found near Lake Michigan
• POWs honored at Ottawa fair
• Debt plan targets tax breaks
• FOR THE RECORD
• See 'Godspell' next week in Lakeside
• Monarch waystation will offer butterflies a haven on South Bass
• Downtown farmers market debuts Aug. 20 in Oak Harbor
• Port Clinton native competes in rodeo
• Vehicles pull down power lines in Danbury Township
• Island fiscal officer indicted
• Revitalizing downtown is topic
• Woodmore Elementary School to collect fees for 2011-12 year
• Art gallery opening fiber arts exhibit
• Tri Motor Sales celebrates 80 years
• Cops: Inflatable boat aided thefts
• Genoa chief search restarts
• Local sharing knowledge across globe
• FOR THE RECORD
• Elmore man accused of stealing neighbor's motorcycles, fifth-wheel
• Summer school just graduated with Terra's KidsCollege
• Mobile aquarium brings Live Shark Experience to Ottawa County Fair
• Fair shows off Ottawa talent
• Wilhelm, Cook to reign over Ottawa County Junior Fair
• Future 4-H members have projects, too
• More inmates at Toledo prison
• CPR to be taught at event
• Swimmers show strength, determination
• Enter photos in Lakeside contest
• FOR THE RECORD
• Crash shuts Ohio 2 for couple hours
• Injured woman found on boat
• Work on schools falls behind
• Genoans to get coupons for CFLs
• Lessons about our planet
• Obama picks Cordray for consumer agency
• You mow it, you own it, in Sandusky
• A Walk to Remember
• Casey Anthony keeps low profile out of jail
• Judges' age limits up to voters
• Have boots, will travel: To the fair
• Lakeside picturesque for fest
• Mingle at the Meadows approaching
• Civil War Gen. James McPherson was revered after death at Battle of Atlanta
• William Liske charged in Halloween killings also accused of raping stepmother
• Gov. John Kasich vetoes Great Lakes water use bill
• Heat, storms will affect Ottawa County Fair turnout
• Man born in 'friendly' town
• FOR THE RECORD
• Children have fun, learn at Salvation Army camp
• Ottawa County Blue Grass Band to perform at River Front Live
• Ohio bucks trend, shifts Medicaid funds to home-based care
• Flashing-yellow arrows coming next year to an intersection near you
• Chimes of time OK again
• PCHS Class of 1979 plans reunion weekend
• Veterans Service Office to close for part of day
• Legion, band plan barbecue, concert
• Trinity UMC hosting vacation Bible school
• Group to identify living things at lakefront
• Activities to focus on Lake Erie
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two governors urge Ohio veto of Great Lakes water bill
• Civil War markers show neglected moments
• Possible compromise in debt talks
• Terra tuition hike approved
• Arboretum marks 20th year
• Breathalyzer debate could impact local DUI cases
• Burke replaces Gillmor in Senate
• Ready, Set, Enroll at Terra
• Ohio Senate passes statewide abortion limit
• Ex-teacher pleads insanity in southwest Ohio sex case
• Magruder Hospital's VIP Club planning several trips
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ottawa County Fair will honor veterans with events Wednesday
• Kite-making, flying team will kick off Art's Cool series
• PC cracks down on grass
• Company sank; yachts live on
• Woodmore offices moving
• AARP driver safety program is July 29
• Donate school supplies in Oak Harbor
• Senior center gives $250 to Port Clinton fireworks fund
• Gary Reep joins Jack Bradley Realty
• U.S. hits all-time low percentage of kids
• FOR THE RECORD
• Portage River Festival results
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wooden boats, plein air artists visit Lakeside
• Cleveland TV station films segment on peninsula
• Kasich names eight to job-creation panel
• Florida man charged with assaulting officer
• W.Va. man accused of leaving dogs in hot pickup for hours
• Genoa police chief finalist withdraws
• Speer pleads guilty to obstruction
• Shots open gun championships
• Not many fish, lots of talk
• Derby makes new fish tales
• Artists show off creations
• Students learn about recycling, natural resources
• Ohio bill would restrict school year, lengthen instruction hours
• Grass clippings good for lawn
• Board set to pick new Ohio schools superintendent
• Terra College Foundation raises funds
• Texting law may be difficult to enforce
• Pediatric Neurology clinic will be July 20
• Toledo Museum of Art announces photo contest
• Port Clinton officer earned a Bronze Star while serving in Afghanistan
• Free entertainment planned for Friday
• Risks found at Ohio nuclear plant
• Judge delays condemned Ohio killer's execution
• KidsCollege birthday celebration to feature hands-on science session
• Join in Compassionate Friends walk
• FOR THE RECORD
• New law raises felony-theft level
• Port Clinton beachfront to be cleaned up
• Efforts keep carp out, so far
• Lighthouse reopens for tours
• Board of Elections schedules meeting
• Public employee retirees to meet
• Rally for the Cure announces golf scramble winners
• Owens to offer new music business technology degree
• Lemurs leap into Toledo Zoo
• Museum to display pistols
• FOR THE RECORD
• Portage Township man charged after disturbance
• Water Works bldg to be razed
• County investigating theft complaints
• GOP pares Senate possibles to 6
• Slow-pokes may share roads
• Agencies target sea lampreys
• Looking for a home
• Attendance up at Cedar Fair parks
• Toledo stepping up patrols after rash of shootings
• Toledo Zoo offers butterflies, programs
• Ohio health care law opponents file petitions
• FOR THE RECORD
• Budget for data on Verizon's new plans
• Bank treats customers to lunch
• Water-sampling robot expected to save agencies time and money
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pa. fracking waste is windfall for Ohio
• Concerts will help fill Sandusky Co. Food Pantry
• Ottawa County Fair is action-packed
• Explore and learn at wildlife refuge
• Genoa OKs street resurfacing bid
• Clay Township chief retiring
• Harbor Lights disappointing
• 8 boaters arrested on intoxication charges in crackdown
• Tin Goose flies again
• FOR THE RECORD
• Celtic group, swing band, orchestra coming to Lakeside
• Ottawa, Sandusky waste district has recycing bins for loan
• Kasich pushes change in battleground
• Craft sessions planned for kids at park
• Body found floating near Kelleys Island identified
• Search begins for new principal
• Lawmakers take aim at recidivism
• Weather cooperates for 4th
• Perrysburg man indicted for aggravated vehicular assault
• Patriotic plans turn into goo
• Ohio Waterways Safety Council meeting July 13
• Success: From prison ship to tourist trap, fiery end on Lake Erie
• 98 degrees heat in Toledo breaks 100-year record
• Ohio agencies considered stricter lake toxin limit
• Ohio Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• SOLDIER SPOTLIGHT: DIANE L. WALKER
• Go girls-only with Lego engineering class at Terra's KidsCollege
• Port Clinton church site to become garden
• Winning photo of salamander will be on stamp
• Judge OKs challenges to portable breath tests
• After rain delay, Ohio plants record corn crop
• Food program aims to make sure no child goes hungry this summer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Owens Community College adds women's soccer
• Ohio budget a big rule-changer
• Kids get garden lesson
• Officials: Bill violates GL pact
• Bail doubled for assault suspect
• Genoa chief search down to 2
• Cracks end lighthouse tours
• Ottawa County 4-Hers learn, have fun at Kelleys Island camp
• Spree winner nabs $318 in groceries from Bassett's Market
• Kasich approves state budget
• Marathon spinoff gives Findlay fifth-largest refiner
• Authorities seize 5,000 pounds of fireworks from Toledo home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Look for turkey vulture roosts, learn about bugs at park programs
• Texting bill passes Ohio House
• Officials like plan for Ohio 53
• FOR THE RECORD
• Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial has full schedule in July
• WSOS weatherization program has helped 1,100 households
• Union law opponents deliver repeal signatures
• Governor signs bill to shrink prison population
• Nearly $56B budget heads to Kasich
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Judge denies public defender
• Submit Lake Erie photos to competition
• Police: Man flown to hospital after 2-vehicle crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Keep kids busy with library reading program
• IRS announces increase to mileage rates
• Great Lakes water use bill goes to governor
• Reports: Port Clinton man drove off side of road, crashed
• Ohio Senate approves sweeping $56 billion budget
• 2 marshals for holiday parade
• PC group takes new name
• Area grad a diva in the making
• Reports: Man shot at deputy
• Vess loses horse case appeal
• Principal resigns for 'Top' job
• Lakeside kicks off Fourth with a bike parade, ends with a bang
• Coast Guard rescues three
• Local youth recognized as beef exhibitor winners
• FOR THE RECORD
• Teacher pay, Turnpike changes added to budget
• Several taken to hospital after crash
• Populations around U.S. nuke plants soar
• Garden tour set for after Lakeside Beautification Awards ceremony
• Woman dies after crash
• Mowers strut stuff at pull
• Firelands offering class in childbirth
• Perry's Victory Memorial to celebrate its 75th year
• Ohio public workers seeking retirement hit records
• Red Cross has need for type O negative blood
• Terra gives honorary degree to Hoffman
• Youth invited to visit 'Wild Side'
• Summer wind helps blow away emotions
• Ohio's economy shrinking
• Baseball rises to popularity during Civil War
• Vacant: Ottawa County has highest percentage of empty homes in state, according to Census
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lakeside to host bi-weekly farmers market
• Put-in-Bay Road Races Reunion planned
• Woman headed family's agency
• 10 changes coming to Ohio elections
• Attempted murder case hinges on insanity defense
• 'Other' category grows to describe vacant homes on cenus
• Port Clinton's fireworks fund is bursting
• Trooper promoted to sergeant
• Tony's Garage Bar and Grill debuting challenge
• U.S., others plan biggest release of reserve oil
• Ex-governor fights Great Lakes water usage bill
• Kimonos reflect Schedels' passion
• Pat Cerny ordered to repay Catawba Island Township
• Shoot! NRA contest under way
• Library to show movie 'Megamind' on July 19
• Red Cross schedules blood drives
• FOR THE RECORD
• Group hosting bike ride through MetroParks
• Grant helps Ottawa County residents repair homes
• Edgewood Manor receives award for excellence
• Renovations spruce up Terra
• Cycling, kettlebell workshops at rec center
• BCS school board meeting is Tuesday
• County Habitat for Humanity gets grant
• Terra Community College has been integral to woman's life
• Study: Potato chips pile on pounds
• Poll: Slow recovery weakens Obama
• 33,000 troops home in year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sweet Caroline Golf Outing set for July 23
• Kids learn rules of the road
• Bank participates in Relay For Life events
• Ottawa County Probate Judge Giesler awarded
• Main Street PC awarded grant
• Magruder advancing minimally invasive procedures
• Cigarette packs will carry grisly new warning labels
• Port Clinton shop sells one-of-a-kind jewelry
• Alert dog could help local teenager stay healthy
• FOR THE RECORD
• Med board to regulate pain clinics
• Genoa's credit score drops
• 6 couples renew vows
• Senior Citizen's Day set for July 19 at Ottawa County Fair
• Port Clinton City Schools honor police for help around Bataan construction
• Bond set for Cleveland man charged in high-speed chase
• Six injured in head-on collision in Port Clinton
• Fremont man gets 30 months for holding woman against her will
• Tech center expansion on track
• Oak Harbor discusses projects
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grace Baptist Church to celebrate 25 years with tent revival
• Shugusta tourney vintage fun
• Camelback draws a crowd
• Regulators weaken nuke safety
• Seminar to focus on independent living
• Owens holding open golf tryouts
• Red Cross awarded grant for training
• WSOS aiming to provide meals to senior citizens in Lucas County
• Register now for adult education classes
• Mayfly Fest planned for Saturday
• Charges likely in suspected drug case
• 'Underwater' homeowners have few options
• FOR THE RECORD
• Recreational boating fatalities reach record low
• 6-foot python found on top of garbage truck
• Group gathers 714K names to repeal union law
• Critics of lottery privatization, slots grow
• Crack in Toledo garden halts I-475 work
• Ottawa County Museum readings will detail local Great Depression life
• Owens Community College to host free harp concert Thursday
• Opinions mixed on allowing guns in bars
• Need a school building?
• Some tips for staying safe during thunderstorms
• Distance legend to attend Camelback Run
• Al-Qaida leader picks Ayman al-Zawahri as leader
• Veteran Hall of Fame nominations due June 30
• Norcross appointed chief of state Division of Watercraft
• FOR THE RECORD
• 4 indicted on tax-related charges
• Dead teen's friend: Turbine door not locked at Bellevue H.S.
• PIB noise issue results in fed suit
• CORRECTION
• Cathy Gibbons wins 'Kids' shopping spree
• Frances Perkins, New Deal topics of program
• Flagship Awards recognize those who help chart 'course for success'
• Consultant presents master plan for Port Clinton
• Gillmor leaving elected post
• Davis-Besse touts safety
• More algae expected this year
• Pediatric clinic set for June 27 at Firelands
• Driving tour of wildlife refuge is Saturday
• Ohio revenues beating estimates
• Ohio Senate approves drilling in state parks
• Ohio lawmakers allow guns in bars
• FOR THE RECORD
• No jail time for ex-officer
• Credit union to cut ribbon at new facility
• Thermos holder makes retail debut
• Machine shop stays strong
• Ohio treasurer seeks probe in pensions' currency dispute
• Teen dies after fall from Bellevue wind turbine
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rip currents pose dangers in Great Lakes
• Vote for name of elephant
• K9 campaign over the top
• Senior picnic in Elmore benefits Honor Flight
• The Garden owner takes plea
• Village to pay premium bump
• Few clues yet in diver's death
• Car show to kick off season
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Godspell' auditions set for Saturday
• Owens College to host nature, art camp
• Kellie Pickler tabbed for Sandusky County fair
• Port Clinton Middle School academic challenge team shines at nationals
• Jefferson Elementary School working on parent-friendly plan
• ODOT defends turnpike lease idea
• Civil War guns boom again
• Pioneer fest grows in 5th year
• Spring was like a fairy tale this year
• Wine tasting event planned for June 23
• States may relax penalties for teen sexting
• Lakeside Quilt Show on display
• Gala to benefit American Red Cross
• Violinist achieves dream
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• Woodmore graduates 88 seniors
• Bowling Green State University Firelands College to offer courses at high school
• FOR THE RECORD
• Jimmie Webb celebrates 80th birthday
• Owner told to quarantine wayward monkey
• Four injured in late night crash in Catawba Island
• More Ohioans renting homes
• Port Clinton middle school team competes at nationals
• Man sues Put-in-Bay police over incident
• Former Elmore officer accepts plea deal
• Expert: Tow policy saves $
• WSOS ready to kick off 2011 Summer Cooling
• FOR THE RECORD
• Naturalist to speak about endangered Hawaiian birds
• 13 graduate from adult career center
• Agency offers some facts on flood insurance
• Elmore woman taken to hospital after crash
• Ohio hatchery source of salmonella outbreak
• Kids injured by monkey on the lam
• Sewer bill could help Ohio cities
• Medical center plans Stork Express sessions
• CORRECTIONS
• Artist overcame brain injury
• Pair sentenced for role in Clay Township home invasion
• Border patrol office started
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lake Erie Commission to have quarterly meeting
• Owens offering new interior design program
• Cancer Center to host open house
• Senate passes $55.7 billion state budget
• Ohio GOP fundraiser files appeal
• Heat grips much of U.S.; get used to it
• Uncle Kracker cancels on Sandusky County Fair
• Golf event to benefit CAGE, honor Gary Zajac
• Fewer train crashes in Ohio in the 2000s
• Vermilion man sentenced for public indecency with minor, burglary
• Port Clinton Pointe Housing Development asks city for break in rates
• Portage Township man gets 20 years for raping 11-year-old
• Two illegal immigrants found at Bataan Memorial Elementary
• More charges in Danbury Township
• Michigan man dies after fall on Put-in-Bay
• Why gas costs more in Midwest
• 7 injured on Cedar Point rollercoaster
• Proposed state budget causes confusion
• Genoa narrows search for police chief
• Knowledge key to boat safety
• FOR THE RECORD
• Junior Air Gun Championships return June 23 to Camp Perry
• Schedel gets planted in record time
• Lakeside Laura: Graduation shows love of community
• Kids Fishing Derby winners announced
• Suds and Salvation blends drink, discussion
• Genoa gets taste of beach at homecoming
• Ottawa County Relay for Life raises $45,000
• Port Clinton graduates ready to live life without regrets
• Sightseeing cruise to benefit area Chamber of Commerce
• FOR THE RECORD
• Town hall meeting to focus on budget issues
• Swimmers should be aware of currents
• 18-year-old shot at Tailgators in Fremont
• A year after deadly tornado, Lake Township dedicates memorial
• Newsroom scanner traffic is amusing
• With no state mandate, Ohio's gifted children may see services cut
• FOR THE RECORD
• Be part of Guinness World Record swim lesson
• Donate supplies for Owens' 'Backpack to the Future' drive
• Senior Spotlight: Dedicated educator turns 100
• Prosecutor: Lima man indicted for gross sexual imposition involving child
• 'Dramatic leap' in Ohio corn plantings expected
• Driver injured in crash with Genoa school bus
• Danbury Township making changes after heated meeting
• Elementary students visit Put-In-Bay's OSU Stone Lab
• Students ending year with glilmpse of new middle school
• Toxic E. coli strain strikes Europe
• 4 rescued from boat as it sinks
• FOR THE RECORD
• First Tee hosting Scotch Twosome
• Every Citizen Online training adults in Internet use
• Red Cross working to build blood-donor pool
• Woodmore to put bond issue before voters
• DeFreitas amazed by Scripps National Spelling Bee trip
• Register for Terra's KidsCollege
• Ralph Edmonds says he will miss students
• Health law argued in court
• First Verandah Concert all about romance
• College association honors special achievement, distinguished alumnus
• FOR THE RECORD
• No new answers in study of local cancer cluster
• Woodmore kindergartners share day with grandparents
• Scandal focus shifts to Gee
• Farmers market opens Saturday
• State parks cut trash cans
• 4-H Jr. Camp set for June 20 to June 23
• Art contest winners announced
• Home-price index falls to lowest point since 2002
• Car lot opens on Buckeye Blvd.
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio Senate budget to send more money to schools
• Benton-Carroll-Salem school board honors 2011 retirees
• Port Clinton High School 2001 class reunion planned
• Summer reading club registering kids now in Genoa, Elmore
• Ultimate sacrifice honored
• Group plans lunch program for local kids
• FOR THE RECORD
• VFW Ladies Auxiliary ships scarves to troops
• New gallery, Siena arts, opening Thursday
• Man charged with theft, burglary
• Hotel clerk reports naked man
• Tent collapse at Walleye Festival causes no major injuries
• Clouds part for Walleye Parade
• Register for Habitat for Humanity golf scramble
• Ohio gun violence costs many lives, millions of dollars
• Grant to create jobs in Ohio recycling industry
• Terra offering motorcycle safety classes
• Palin starts bus tour on Harley
• Meeting area seniors has been an education
• 9-11 memorial brings it all back
• Spellers gathering for national bee
• Thousands of Confederate soldiers lie buried in Ohio
• Terra doles out professor emerita honor to retired faculty members
• Terra's Early Learning Center closes its doors
• PC Middle School sends off eighth-grader to competition
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior spotlight: Oak Harbor woman loved beach
• Vendors hoping for better weather at Walleye Festival
• Bataan Memorial Elementary School honors soldiers
• Ohio tornado total high
• Jumping inmates must pay med $
• Rain, rain, go away!
• Library to host computer classes
• EHOVE to offer summer camps
• FOR THE RECORD
• Some of Joplin's missing turn up safe
• 4 tornadoes confirmed in Ohio this week
• 2 Port Clinton men charged in separate incidents
• Former Marblehead officer's trial postponed
• Danbury Twp fights by candlelight
• Funding to help farmers improve water quality
• Chamber of Commerce to create directory
• Forecasts, TV, luck eased risk in Okla.
• Sen. proposes student loan changes
• Gonna be a busy weekend!
• Program for the autistic
• Bowling Green hosting summer camp
• Register now for soccer
• Put-in-Buy to honor veterans
• FOR THE RECORD
• Judge: Suspect in Rep. Giffords shooting mentally incompetent
• Library recipient of Bataan memorabilia
• Anticipating funding cuts, Ohio schools cut positions
• PC: Forgive us our debts; EPA: No
• Community helps fire victims
• Walleye time is nigh
• Drowning victim of Hubbard
• GenoaBank participates in initiative to help homeowners
• Local opens Sandusky salon, boutique
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Relay for Life plans full schedule of events
• FOR THE RECORD
• Owens to host CSI Youth Camp
• Group to host Friday Night Fun programs for people with autism
• SEALs canine commando piques interest in war dogs
• Woody Guthrie movie to be shown today at Ida Rupp Library
• Walleye tournament helps those with multiple sclerosis
• Officials to monitor how far Asian carp have gone
• Lakeside has full schedule for Memorial Day weekend
• FOR THE RECORD
• Buseum teaches story of German POWs not found in history books
• Death toll from Missouri tornado climbs above 100
• Expert: Utility rates too low
• Increased Ohio Turnpike speed changes little
• Man drowns in East Harbor
• Organizations help residents
• Woman critical after apt. fire
• Carroll Elementary students learn about water's 'Incredible Journey'
• Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church having chicken barbecue June 5
• Last bell tolls at Rocky Ridge
• Civil War Days word spreads
• Skateboarder hit by vehicle
• Firelands offering class to prepare siblings for new baby
• Lutheran Social Services celebrates 100 years with free jazz concert
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man falls off boat
• Bill would put ads on school buses
• Manners say a lot about you
• NASA teams up with students for high-altitude experiments
• The heavy load of student loans
• Prescription drug abuse law nixes pill mills
• McPherson home open for Memorial Day tours
• Gov. John Kasich: Considerable doubt in death row case
• Cast wider job net for better odds
• Sportsmetrics aimed at keeping female athletes in top form
• Senior Spotlight: Cookie cutters and grandkids filled void, helped her mend
• Rising revenue ups pressure to undo budget cuts
• 'Macho Man' Randy Savage dies in car wreck
• ODNR: Weather killing walleye
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Connect Ohio giving away netbooks
• Looking for a home
• Maritime Academy of Toledo having open houses
• FOR THE RECORD
• Owens Community College having girls basketball camp in June
• Laura Kokinda to be inducted into PCHS Athletic Hall of Fame
• Ex-IMF chief gets $1M bail in sex assault case
• Cedar Point sues maker of fake rocks
• Nursing homes, governor at odds over budget
• BCS levy on August ballot
• Canoe trip leads to eagles
• Peace Lutheran Church having rummage sale
• Helicopter rides offered during Walleye Festival
• Job Stores seminar schedule for June
• Spiegel Grove Squires play first home game on Sunday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Warnke Memorial Concert is Saturday
• Help plant the 'Seeds of Peace' at Perry memorial on Saturday
• Governor not a fan of pinkish driver's license
• Fundraisers go to the dogs
• DNA law raises questions
• Aircraft museum to get off ground
• Development concepts unveiled
• PC schools cut 15 jobs
• PIB revs up for biz
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mantiques: What's in a name?
• Youth camp simulates work of EMTs, cops, firefighters
• Despones new mortgage loan originator for Genoa Bank
• Loan helps owners turn historic building into new restaurant
• Vandal not done with court yet
• Red Cross volunteers help flooding victims in South
• Big week begins bird season
• Elmore getting ready for biz
• Rain can't stop rain garden
• Lots of Lakesiders turn out to work Spring Cleanup Day
• Lakeside welcomes aboard new educational programs director
• Bookstore to open for Memorial Day
• If only everybody held goodness in their hearts
• Top safety rating for Magruder Hospital
• Public library will host exhibit on WWII German POWs in U.S.
• FOR THE RECORD
• News Herald captures AP awards
• Two charged, third sought after brawl in parking lot
• Officer assaulted, man charged
• ODNR efforts encouraging recycling
• Walleye anglers reel in prizes
• Long-time ag teacher retiring
• Longtime friend gave helpful advice to graduates
• Ottawa County Board of Elections will meet Friday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Workshop will teach certified fishing instruction
• Jay Cooke helped the Union to victory
• Cooke Castle falls on hard times
• Farm funds enter battle over budget
• Man faces two domestic violence charges
• Oak Harbor house damaged by fire
• Port Clinton School chief chosen as Walleye Festival grand marshal
• Walleye Tour ending today with finals
• Davis-Besse exercise goes well
• Clyde man accused of driving into bicyclist
• Dead walleye showing up by the thousands
• Remembering police officers who gave all
• Weather doesn't deter anglers
• FOR THE RECORD
• International harpist playing free show Monday at Owens
• Port Clinton student-athletes can get $5 physical May 31
• Biggest Week in American Birding: Migratory Bird Day is Saturday
• Bataan Memorial Elementary renovation up for award
• Census shows 'middle age drain' making Ohio older
• Cedar Point investor alleges chain misled shareholders
• Census: Residents less likely to be married
• 20 boats -- and 1 copter -- blessed
• Coast Guard offers free vessel safety checks planned
• Genoa school board approves cost-cutting measures
• Heidelberg analyzes bones found in Fremont
• Walleye tournament kicks off today
• Great Strides takes on cystic fibrosis with walk Saturday
• Red Cross donors may win tickets to NASCAR
• Terra Community College plans day of easy and quick enrollment
• Bin Laden's death an opportunity
• City seeks ideas for mural wall
• Sherrod Brown backs bill to cut tax breaks to Big Oil
• Linda Key remembered by community
• Students see how government works
• Birders keep businesses chirping
• Daisy Day Festival is gone, but 5K race still on
• Terra nursing students graduate
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont veteran Art Jibilian lauded with soldier's burial
• Teens in hospital following bonfire
• Woman who drove over man let out of prison
• Lift bridge closing for electrical work
• Gas drops below $4 as oil climbs above $100 on market
• 'Godspell' musical coming to Lakeside in July
• Saturday auction will benefit Immaculate Conception School
• Keeper's House celebrates Daisy Day with full slate of activities
• Some small businesses start push to repeal Senate Bill 5
• Power outages expected in Elmore
• Diverse group of book lovers come together to share opinions
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for faith leaders
• Troops' morale in field plunges
• More evacuations in Memphis as Mississippi River rises
• Citywide garage sale set for during Walleye Fest
• Lighthouse Historical Society meeting May 19
• Hats are a new fascination
• Ottawa County Health Department sets clinics for next week
• Owens Community College adds experienced motorcycle rider course
• U.S. seeks access to bin Laden's three widows
• Penta Career Center students build a house
• Rupp's Comics busy for annual event
• Many Ohio smoking ban fines go unpaid
• Bad-paying jobs push workers to welfare
• Terra college sends off 252 with associate's degrees
• Marblehead terminates its fiscal officer
• Police academy accepting applicants
• Rocky Ridge to host tribute to school
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior Spotlight: Former coach is a friend to all
• Gas prices may dip to $3.50 by summer
• Three Toledo men indicted
• After stint at 'Crime U,' repeat offender makes most of second chance
• Ohio's sentencing proposals under fire
• Birders flock to Ottawa Co
• Walleye Tour tournament hits Lake Erie on Thursday
• Rupp's Comics celebrating Free Comic Book Day on Saturday
• Book fair Tuesday at Firelands Regional Medical Center
• Ohio anglers asked to take survey online
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2 Ohio high school students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• Squires open season May 15
• Obama honors victims of 9/11
• Ohio budget moves to Senate
• NDOP: Let us pray
• Gallery marries art, nature
• Atwater case doesn't fit profile
• Bill tackles prescription abuse
• Ohio traffic speed data now online
• Genoa Council renames gazebo after former mayor
• Property records give new insights into bin Laden
• Ohio House to vote on state budget changes
• Fremont WWII hero honored
• FEMA having meeting about Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station
• Coast Guard members return from flood rescue missions
• FOR THE RECORD
• Orange barrel season begins
• Woodmore OKs new money
• BCS levy goes down
• Spring cleanup of downtown planned for May 21
• Death of Osama bin Laden: Defining moment for United States?
• Baumann Auto Center receives Mark of Excellence
• National Bank of Oak Harbor changing name
• FOR THE RECORD
• Students to be recognized at Terra graduation
• Visitor speaks about Earth Day
• Former Port Side Inn to reopen as Travelodge
• Death brings relief, fear
• Some polling locations new
• FOR THE RECORD
• Marblehead doctor charged with inducing panic
• Culvert work will close all but one lane on East Harbor Road
• Kids can decorate wooden Walliee Walleye for contest
• Savor the Flavor of Firelands' Finest on Monday
• Two newcomers running for Port Clinton council
• Man pulls car off brother
• Oak Harbor council repeals insurance increase
• Event encourages 'buy local'
• Health clinics scheduled for next week
• EHOVE plans kids summer camps
• Ottawa County judge speaks to government classes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Health and Wellness Screening on May 14
• Hospital, cancer society plan beauty program
• Angry mobs burn British, Italian embassies in Libya
• Honoring Castalia soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Kings Island's new ride delayed
• Adoptathon this weekend in Sandusky County
• Senior Spotlight: Otterbein resident lived mostly in Bellefontaine
• Toledo Zoo to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Banks offer low-interest loans for Oak Harbor improvement
• Port Clinton schools plan summer programs
• Rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since 1932
• Catawba Island Boat Show kicks off
• Ohio invests $1.4B to get jobs
• Fallen soldier returns home
• More wind, more damage
• Peace Officers Memorial Day ceremony planned
• Hospital Auxiliary to host jewelry sale
• FOR THE RECORD
• Experience fishing before purchasing license
• Bonus available to some Ohio veterans
• Open house, yard sale to benefit Camp Sabroske
• Groups to host Rally for the Kids
• Scientists to test water 'gun' in Asian carp fight
• Donations offer Lake High School a shot at normal prom
• Gas tops $4 across Ohio
• Group to celebrate Friendship Day
• Too much rain hurting biz, ag
• Ohio opens door for Teach for America
• NASA braces for Giffords, Obama, launch crowd
• Obama offers birth form
• Nickel appeals rape sentence
• Terra's ELC to close
• Sandusky County history museum opens Sunday
• Red Cross offers CPR certification courses in May
• Terra students to test 'vehicles'
• Walleye Drop fundraiser set
• High school has gotten tougher
• Sewer fee ordinance gets reading
• Report sheds light on killings
• United Way recognizes those who went 'above and beyond'
• Housing program offering a hand
• Port Clinton gets title to former church property
• Bids awarded for Port Clinton Middle School
• 'Awesome' gift for marine program
• FOR THE RECORD
• Kroger will pass along price hikes
• Teens complete projects for Eagle Scout rankings
• Dawn Atwater called for help
• Yum! Genoa chef wins gold
• Move over bunnies, the dogs are here
• Owens Community College having Surplus Asset Sale on Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cedar Point Season Pass Center opens Wednesday
• Marblehead police force doubles
• Police: Man charged with drunk driving after crash
• Police: Man ejected from car in crash
• Saliaris wants record expunged
• Elmore ponders energy deal
• Theater director dies in sleep
• Easter egg roll carries on tradition started by President Hayes
• Alcohol a factor in Ottawa County crash on Sunday
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called miracle
• Tragic romance eclipses shuttle launch
• Ohio's teacher pay system could be first of its kind
• FOR THE RECORD
• School Travel Plan to analyze infrastructure
• Gee to keynote Terra graduation
• Pastor to get first toss at game
• Class to focus on family photos
• Owens offers ACT prep class
• Cedar Point to open swing ride
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two croquet lessons offered ahead of event
• Senior Spotlight: Fitness a big part of 92-year-old's life
• Extra day to register at ELC
• Crews stop flow of drilling fluid from Pa. well
• Drill off Alaska coast? Gulf mess renews debate
• Ohio missing out on millions in natural gas taxes
• Assistance blunted income losses in 2009
• Vigil honors Atwater wife, children killed by husband
• No break this spring at the gas pump
• Civil War guide touts spy, life off battlefields
• Ottawa County tornado confirmed
• FOR THE RECORD
• Event to collect scrap metal for recycling
• Owens offering free computer classes
• Grant, collaboration aid students
• BCS levy will keep elementary schools open
• Woodmore Local School levy would maintain services
• Teen guilty in 'cocktail' case
• Groups honor ex-mayor, biz
• High winds leave their mark
• Edgewood Manor celebrates Easter
• Participate in bike ride for MS
• Drop off unwanted medications April 30
• Vigils mark first anniversary of BP Gulf disaster
• Several testify against Alcala
• Localities learn more about cuts from state
• Family killed by gunshots to head
• FOR THE RECORD
• Enjoy Cedar Point before it opens to the general public
• Teen's 'cocktail' trial under way
• Men indicted in snowmobile theft
• Danbury cops get new digs
• Pattaya to offer authentic cuisine
• City of Port Clinton to give veterans group funds for flags
• FOR THE RECORD
• Castalia native Charles Adkins killed in Afghanistan
• Rails to Trails project up in the air in Genoa
• Human bones found at work site
• Salem Twp. man charged with breaking and entering, theft
• FOR THE RECORD
• Learn about drug culture at Operation Street Smart May 5
• Lakeside Laura: Kay Buck was gracious and humble, will be missed
• Recycle boats' shrink wrap
• Chicken comes first at Danbury Dump Days
• 11th-hour tax filers split on paying more to fix debt
• Appeals court hears arguments in horse cruelty case
• Speaker discusses dating violence
• Report: Do private prisons $ave?
• 2 weapons taken from home
• Questions left after killings
• Q&A: Holiday brings up memories
• Bowersox remembers roots
• Oak Harbor Prom 2011
• Sign up for marine trades classes in Oak Harbor
• Heating program assists 522 people through March
• Terra's ElderCollege continues its travels
• FOR THE RECORD
• Governor's plan cuts state payments for child care
• Guided hike
• Observe the stars
• CIC Run/Walk benefits Habitat
• World Race 2011 mixes tradition, technology
• Increase in fracking raises concerns
• City monitoring high water levels
• Ohio willing to lease turnpike
• Homeland Security audit: Group misused $5M
• Senior spotlight: PC veteran takes Honor Flight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Jobs, revenue could shrink state budget gap
• Local woman who starved horses is appealing conviction
• Ohio shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Bowersox to play Toledo in May
• Gov't gas use under scrutiny
• CORRECTION
• FOR THE RECORD
• Green Springs boy dragged under SUV recovering
• Owens Community College offers spruce trees for Earth Day
• Center offers small-business seminars
• Scholarship applications available
• WSOS seeks program grants
• Census means Ohio has 3 more cities
• Congress OKs big budget cuts -- bigger fights await
• Bill would let Ohio police enforce immigration laws
• Good from ice tragedy wins honor
• Kids learn about wildlife
• District announces Flagship winners
• World Race cars to visit Ottawa County
• Put-in-Bay man faces trial over altercation with officer
• Obama lays out spending plan
• More snow days for Ohio schools
• PC taxi law to be acted on soon
• Chief: Bigger semis, more damage
• FOR THE RECORD
• Zoo to have party for the planet
• Local voices part of new Civil War exhibit at Hayes center
• Abandoned boat leaves mess
• Somber ceremony at Sumter
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Fifth-grade class victorious in academic challenges
• Sea Lamprey control program funding spared
• Pheasants Forever chapter celebrates 20 years
• Walleye Festival fishing derby signs up children
• Woman injured in crash
• Port Clinton councilman named citizen of year
• Bowersox concert postponed
• Woodville fitness center helps women lose weight, excuses
• Boy, 4, falls from dock, drowns
• Monday crash closes Ohio 2, injures 1
• State party chairman to speak April 27 to Republican women
• Drivers starting to cut back
• Wolcott Keeper's House needs some help with spring cleaning
• Danbury club likes dog park idea
• Oak Harbor joins program to promote energy efficiency
• Vinegar + baking soda = Port Clinton rocket launch
• FOR THE RECORD
• Guilty plea in obscenity case
• Local girl to compete in pageant
• Boy, 4, drowns in rural Curtice pond
• Kasich's schools plan is more than cuts
• Walleyes are biting again
• Large crowd gobbles up slices at Pizza Challenge
• FOR THE RECORD
• Firelands theater to present plays
• Group learns about watersheds
• Poem loses its magic
• Genoa SUV driver in serious condition after crash
• Spending cuts could unleash more parastic lampreys on Great Lakes
• Wildlife division arrests 22 out-of-state anglers near Sandusky Bay
• White-nose syndrome detected in Ohio bats
• OHIO'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CIVIL WAR
• Health dept. schedules local clinics
• Civil War: Two sides, 150 years, one history
• Exhibit at Hayes Center will tell story of Civil War
• Construction season begins in Sandusky County
• Government shutdown averted by late deal
• FOR THE RECORD
• Owens students to present dessert buffet
• Senior Spotlight: Woman honors Polish roots
• German solar power company to open branch in Toledo
• Classic boat sets sail again
• Strong shock rattles Japan
• Shutdown talks yield no deal yet
• Wild turkey hunting opens April 18
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rally for the Kids to feature chili cookoff, trunk show, 5K
• Oak Harbor artist featured in Owens Community College exhibition
• Port Clinton junior faces charge
• Army Corps of Engineers activates barrier to stop Asian carp
• Science by K'nex: Project teaches principles
• Motorists feel gas pains
• Erie Township man to be sentenced on sex crime
• Shutdown would affect thousands
• FOR THE RECORD
• Schedel Arboretum exhibit to feature Japanese kimono
• Parents group plans auction to benefit kids
• Terra to host recycling day April 19
• Owens student club to hold prom dress sale
• Clyde-Green Springs school district recoups some stolen funds
• Bataan school addition project started
• Friends of Port Clinton Parks seeks funds, volunteers
• Firelands to host orthopaedic clinic
• Walk on the Wild Side to benefit Magee Marsh
• FOR THE RECORD
• Portion of East Second Street will be closed
• Missing Curtice woman, 81, believed to be in Mich.
• Genoa mulling involvement in Rails-to-Trails project
• 'Recovery to Work' funded
• Port Clinton may reduce fees for sewer connection
• Port Clinton library rises to technology challenge
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Litter and recycling group offers scholarship
• Youth can enter to join clinic on fly fishing
• 48 Terra Community College students join honor society
• Students to Sleep Out for the Homeless
• Johnson's Island site paid off
• Crystal coming to Ottawa Co
• Ex-doc LeDuc gets early release
• LaFarge Quarry is back in business
• Red Cross to host ball drop, golf scramble
• FOR THE RECORD
• Edgewood to celebrate Easter with egg hunt, shopping
• Foundation appoints trustee emeritus
• Police: Boy brandishes knife at officer
• Teen sentenced for Fremont cemetery vandalism
• Oak Harbor seeks more options for Park Street
• Union supporters rally, invoke MLK memory
• Union law rallies both parties
• Column: Time and camaraderie help officers cope with loss
• Hundreds hit up craft show at Riverview Health Campus
• Program aimed at dementia caregivers April 14
• Motorsports Welding program Thursday at Owens College
• Firelands offering CPR course for health care providers
• United States extends airstrike role in Libya through today
• Engineers pin hopes on polymer to stop nuke leak in Japan
• Southwest Airlines: Cracks found in 2 more planes
• Ivory Coast city holds its breath, awaiting final battle
• Program seeking Civil War era documents to digitize
• BGSU Firelands unveils new Campus Master Plan
• Lake Erie fishing outlook is good
• Region, especially Sandusky, played big role in Underground Railroad
• Catawba woman gives Underground Railroad the opera treatment
• New governors fighting big battles
• Senior Spotlight: Retired minister grew up on farm
• Thrill, crowds are back at amusement parks
• Rex Damschroder released from hospital after quadruple bypass
• Reformers try to take politics out of judicial appointments
• Bataan Memorial Elementary project breaks ground
• Iditarod racer visits sixth-graders at Port Clinton Middle School
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grave saddle sales to raise money for maps, markers at cemeteries
• Dennis Jensen replaces Jere Witt as Ottawa County administrator
• Study ranks health by county
• Humane society shares bounty
• Ohio Highway Patrol taking calls about its re-accreditation
• Kasich faced second residency glitch making appointment
• Owens will host Quiz Bowl on Saturday
• Red Cross plans golf ball drop
• St. Boniface serves up fish and fellowship
• Kasich signs union legislation, opponents aiming for referendum
• House panel approves ban on texting while driving
• Ohio bargaining limits prevail; unions vow fight
• Whirlpool files petition to put chill on fridge dumping
• First aid and CPR classes in Port Clinton
• Ohio House panel OKs ban on texting while driving
• Ash tree removal program extended to Lucas County
• Landowners fight phragmites with fire
• Ottawa County agency honors businesses
• Ohio Legislature OKs union bill
• Ida Rupp Library has music, language programs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Immaculate Conception School students put on wax museum
• Fremont man dies in plane crash
• Angry officers take aim at TV crew after heroin footage
• 'Today' will air another segment with Marblehead family
• Carpenter retires from Veterans Commission
• Doc's Beachhouse getting a facelift
• Riverview Healthcare gets ready for annual craft sale
• Bibs all the rage at Otterbein
• St. John Lutheran Church plans mission trip to Haiti
• Central Ohio Poison Control Center to lose a third of its funding
• Families of slain officers protected in SB 5 revision
• New pumps to help with flooding
• Ohio House panel OKs public worker union bill
• Ottawa officials, residents discuss safety of Ohio 53
• Man asks judge to vacate sentence
• Village seeks volunteers for Elmore beautification
• Terra Community College board approves 3.5 percent tuition hike
• Obama: U.S. intervened in Libya to keep civilians out of harm
• DeWine pushing for oversight of gaming
• Voting starts in Ottawa County today for May 3 special election
• Danbury sixth-graders win Tri-County Academic Challenge
• Lakeside ready for metamorphosis
• FOR THE RECORD
• Voting starts in Ottawa County today for May 3 special election
• Seasoned Ottawa County dancers enjoy senior prom
• Spring Craft Show at Riverview
• Scrubbers at Ohio River plant reduce air pollution
• Local cosmetology students get license
• Port Clinton DECA to Travel to Orlando
• Investigation finds Japan nuclear plant downplayed risk
• U.S. reducing naval firepower as NATO takes over
• Elizabeth Taylor headlines bring back family memories
• Elmore ex-cop's trial moved to June
• Ottawa County students learn about history, compete in event
• The News Herald focusing on local jobs
• Experience Works program helps place workers
• Local law enforcement attends funeral for Sandusky police officer Andrew Dunn
• Data paints a rosier jobs picture
• Temp work driving growth
• Owens college's Terrace Cafe now offers Friday takeout menu
• Dam safety program protects Ohioans
• House panel sets possible vote on Ohio union bill
• Senior Spotlight: 88-year-old Oak Harbor man just keeps painting
• 2011 Agricultural Community Breakfast: Phosphorous causing algae blooms
• Ottawa County jobless rate still the worst, but better in Feb.
• Sandusky man indicted in officer's shooting
• Oak Harbor woman charged with felony
• PC grad's soup makes nationals
• Kasich's team releases cheery part of school funding picture
• 4 Ottawa County districts to lose funds in FY 2012
• 28 Vanguard students join honor society
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio funeral home sues for right to liquefy bodies
• Rex Damschroder recovering after heart surgery
• NATO takes command of part of Libya operation
• CORRECTION
• Veterans raising funds for flags
• Easter Extravaganza seeks donations
• Library accepting Peeps dioramas
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• School celebrates St. Patrick's Day
• Owens partnering with Lourdes for degree program
• Students compete in History Day challenge
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Early Learning Center gets chance
• House supports Teach for America
• Beaver goes Krogering
• Beach handed life in prison
• Work on Bataan to start Monday
• Small-business basics seminars set for April
• Smith establishes scholarship at BGSU Firelands
• Genoa tries to deal with likely cuts
• Lakeside woman faced with charges after short pursuit
• 3 Tiffin teens killed in crash with truck
• Rep. Damschroder has heart attack
• Terra board to consider ELC elimination tonight
• Allen-Clay getting new fire station
• Miss Ohio takes on bullying
• Fallen officer worked in Clyde
• West End Community group discusses cleanup
• Trial delayed for Marblehead ex-police officer
• Oak Harbor discusses options for Park Street repairs
• Application deadline for next wildlife officer training is April 15
• No quick fix seen at Japan's nuclear plant
• Danbury student group stocks pantry with pet food
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oak Harbor man gets third chance at drug treatment program
• Hundreds mourn Ohio officer killed in shooting (videos)
• PHOTOS: Wildlife refuge tour gives glimpse of duck, duck, goose
• Help available with HEAP program
• Historical society having banquet
• Gadhafi promising 'long war'
• Terra College festival to celebrate the arts
• Lutheran Homes Society marks 150th anniversary
• Services are offered to job seekers
• Full moons keep us in touch with seasons
• Under Kasich, 'more' for education may be less for K-12
• PIB archers hit the mark
• More than a budget: Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Ottawa County Jail fences atrium to improve safety
• Activist Linda Key remembered for her smile, generosity
• Halloween triple murder: Judge rules William Liske fit for trial
• Battle against prescription drug abuse shifts focus
• WSOS offering free tax clinics in April
• FOR THE RECORD
• Senior spotlight: Former fire chief still a farm boy at heart
• Police: Woman uses sock full of rocks as weapon
• Minorities creating their own jobs
• Liske attorneys plot defense
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ottawa County business showcase will be April 30
• Breakfast will benefit Port Clinton teen injured in car crash
• Register for summer or fall Terra classes
• Download songs at Ida Rupp library
• Jury returns fast not-guilty verdict
• Spring near, islands prepare
• Catawba trustees plan road review
• Miss Ohio will talk to Oak Harbor kids
• Be a vendor in the farmers market
• Man accused of not disclosing HIV to partners
• Retiring director has helped library through many changes
• County prepared for nuclear incident
• Nuclear disaster possible here?
• FOR THE RECORD
• Riverview Industries to serve spaghetti Tuesday as fundraiser
• Clyde family meets with lawmaker about cancer
• Man's death caused by 'self-inflicted wounds'
• Severe weather alerts to be tested
• 'Little Shop of Horrors' opens tonight at Playmakers
• Japan begins air drop on stricken reactor
• Ohio's budget director: Cuts aren't surprising
• Workers risk lives to stop meltdown
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• PC spelling champ off to DC
• Kasich unveils two-year budget
• Ohio lawmakers drop all-day kindergarten mandate
• Middle schoolers meet Academic Challenge
• FOR THE RECORD
• Middle Bass gets funds from state
• Bolte Real Estate marking 75 years in the business
• Before Lent began, Fat Tuesday was celebrated by area seniors
• Troopers step up OVI enforcement
• Budget plan leaves local governments hurting
• Port Clinton officials were prepared for deeper cuts
• Perrysburg Twp. man stabbed to death
• Mutach's Market is moving
• Fremont artist has painting in free exhibit starting Saturday
• Employee at Elmore, Fremont bike stores finds trail magic
• Oak Harbor teacher receives Apple honor
• In face of cuts, Elmore looks to sewage treatment op
• Red Cross waits for Japan donations
• Drawbridge changing hands
• Women's health seminar set for March 20 at Magruder Conference Center
• 'Live Here, Buy Here' showcase to highlight local business
• AMP to buy Fremont Energy Center for $485M
• Rep. Murray discusses SB 5 in Port Clinton
• Roald Dahl books helped shape life of columnist
• Buckeye Council of Camp Fire USA has $25,000 goal for product sale
• 10,000 estimated dead in Japan
• Home and Garden Show tries out new features
• News Herald seeks candidate info for online Voter Guide
• Daughter/Mother Book Discussion set for April 12
• Carroll Township cemeteries having spring cleanup
• Library celebrating Teen Tech Week with 'Mix & Mash'
• PostSecret creator will be at Owens Community College on March 23
• Ottawa County Safety Council speaker to focus on eye safety
• Women did everything but fight during the Civil War
• Elmore company changes name to Materion Corp.
• Lawmakers' cell phones often remain out of public reach
• AP survey shows Obstacles to openness
• Hoops game to raise funds for after prom
• Relay For Life team plans raffle
• Senior Spotlight: Oak Harbor woman, 84, says she has had 'great life'
• Farmers can get assistance with soil erosion
• Business better, but jobs are still few
• Foreclosed homes are on the rise
• Gas leak reroutes traffic in Port Clinton
• Agency offers safety tips for fishermen
• Sandusky County food, shelter groups can apply for funding
• DeWine: Ohio board must fight prescription-drug abuse harder
• 401(k)-style retirement plans for Ohio workers on the table, GOP leaders say
• Changes proposed to Port Clinton's taxi law
• $150,000 moved to Ottawa County general fund
• Schools preparing kids for state assessments
• Local board to spread awareness about developmental disabilities
• Tournament at Owens Community College to challenge kids
• Court appearance set for mom of child driver in Fountains crash
• Season of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday
• Trial date set for former Marblehead police officer
• Ottawa Co population grows
• Ottawa County leads Ohio in joblessness
• Courthouse clock stops ticking
• Miss Ohio to visit Oak Harbor school
• Bowling Green conference to focus on Africana studies
• DNA leads Ohio cold-case team to second serial case
• Report: Excessive nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Kasich pledges big changes
• Shipwrecked bar reopens Thursday
• Groups discuss creating summer lunch program for Ottawa County
• Funding to help repair boat launch facilities
• Colleges join forces in transfer agreement
• Invasive species deal reached
• Pension reform also expected to affect public workers
• PC fire levy headed for Nov. ballot
• The paczkis disappeared fast
• Reactions to State of the State
• Flying eggs test limits of science at Danbury
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Fremont officials see benefits in removing Ballville Dam
• Oak Harbor states opposition to bill that would cut funding
• Conceal-carry permits fall in '10
• Ottawa sheriff: Scammers try, fail
• Cab biz on the road again
• Terra student presents paper for African American panel
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Union protests preface Kasich's State of State
• High test scores raise suspicion
• Bad weather usually means a trip to the grocery store
• White House praises Muslims ahead of congressional hearing
• Hospital giving away free cancer screening kits
• Two burglaries reported in county
• Auction could feature OSU band
• Report: Central Ohio to save $74 million if union bill passes
• Reservoir a key issue in Fremont mayoral race
• OH senior wins wrestling title
• Volunteer fair focuses on anniversary of Civil War
• Fremont reservoir causes a little uproar
• Average commute time increases in Ottawa County
• For the record
• Projects hike water, sewage rates
• Ohio could be in for more flooding
• Senior spotlight: Musician, mailman never learned to dance
• Ex-cop's recent death linked to '79 shooting
• Mother faces charges in truck crash
• GOP went too fast on Ohio union bill, some Republicans complain
• Ottawa County to pay workers for unused sick, vacation time
• Kroger ad to be in Monday's edition of News Herald
• Ohio House hearings on union bill could take weeks
• Ohio unemployment falls again, to 9.4 pct.
• Freezing rain advisory ends at 10; flood watch begins at noon
• Woodmore Elementary fixing rusted beams
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lawmakers want to quicken Asian carp study
• Toldeo man faces felony for placing naked photos at Walmart
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• PC police seek help buying K-9
• Marblehead, PC to share priest
• Owens offering Lego engineering for grades 4-8 starting March 16
• Registration open for American Red Cross Golf Scramble on April 16
• Volunteer for History this Sunday at Hayes Center
• Forecaster: More rain for flood-prone area in Ohio
• Study: Child obesity rates hold steady
• Columbia Gas: 'It could have exploded'
• Pantry offering more food options
• FOR THE RECORD
• Immaculate Conception students learn about drug safety
• Ottawa soil and water district earns award
• Cheer for a Cure raises $18,000
• Cedar Point to offer new light show
• Fremont Tech teacher enjoys classroom
• One taken to hospital after three-car crash
• License renewal hearing packed
• Event to feature more than 100 colleges, universities
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Port Clinton already working on some Ohio EPA recommendations
• Vermilion man accused of rape, burglary to get separate trials
• Carroll Twp. woman injured in crash with semitruck
• Officials confident in Sandusky River flood wall
• Boy, 8, was driving truck at Fountains
• FOR THE RECORD
• County dodges major flooding, so far
• Citizens get peek at FEMA flood maps
• Study: U.S. drug poisonings costly
• Elmore Village Council reviews 2011 budget
• Report: Car crash causes evacuation
• Red Cross needs donors to boost blood supply
• Cedar Point having open auditions Friday in Sandusky
• WSOS hosting business delegation from Russia this week in Fremont
• Kindergartners go digging for dinosaurs
• Port Clinton School board awards contracts for project
• Report: Taxes down in Ohio in 2009
• Columnist wants to say 'Hewwo, soos' soon
• Candidates: Send us your information
• Join in Green Energy Summit
• Joe Phillips earns Oak Harbor agriculture award
• OACCS scholarship applications due April 1
• Danbury students advance to regional writing competition
• Area legislators split on union bill
• Ottawa County's job forecast looks better
• Snow creates slippery roads around Port Clinton
• Be ready for a background check
• Productivity gears up
• Joyful Connections eases difficult family visitations
• FOR THE RECORD
• Madonna Sullivan has lived the life she always wanted
• A flood to remember in April 1930
• Home trends to usher in spring
• News Herald coverage, columnist up for awards
• Bereavement support group to start meeting March 14
• Great Lakes March for Babies campaign kicks off Monday
• Celebration will honor Port Clinton gospel singer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lt. Gov. Taylor speaks at Republican dinner
• Old city hall getting residential makeover
• Judge receives Liske mental reviews
• Winter storm expected
• Community mourns crash victim
• Danbury schools offers fitness sessions
• Magruder to celebrate auxiliary at breakfast
• Assistance available for livestock producers
• 12 finish police training
• Consultant works on shaping police chief requirements
• City looks at options for waterfront development
• FOR THE RECORD
• Club brings together train lovers
• Brown seeks fed help with cancer cluster
• Damschroder: Ditch front plate, save $2M
• PC swimmers head for state meet
• Girl, 4, dies in 3-car smash-up
• Asparagus program sign-up under way
• Winter goes better with dessert contests
• Waterfront development to be discussed today
• More snow expected this week
• Haar benefit drawing much support
• FOR THE RECORD
• Winter shows us it's still the boss
• State having weather awareness poster contest
• Woodmore CAGE having fundraiser at Ole Zim's
• High school students will test tractor know-how
• Chili cookoff raises $800 for scholarship
• How a crash goes from bad to worse
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man pulled from lake in white-out conditions
• 2 arrested in Clyde stabbings
• Need work? Mark March 1 on calendar
• Cheerleaders show true color is pink
• 6th Circuit has surprising losing streak against U.S. Supreme Court
• Zumba gives much-needed chance to be a total mess
• Freezing rain predicted to turn into snow today
• FOR THE RECORD
• 66 PCMS students inducted into National Junior Honor Society
• Open interviews Friday, Saturday for Cedar Point
• Oak Harbor/Penta FFA team places 1st at district event
• Wine tasting, egg hunt among upcoming Toledo Zoo events
• As private pay plummets, public pay in Ohio increases
• Terra's child care program could be cut
• Collective bargaining debate heats up
• Made in the USA still the goal of some companies
• BGSU-Firelands hosts event for high-schoolers
• Morgan Realty joins Real Living
• Senior spotlight: Man celebrates 97th birthday
• History spotlight: Museum to highlight work of Gospel artist Rev. Harold Boggs
• Three are safe after falling through ice
• FOR THE RECORD
• Consultant to offer ideas for waterfront
• American-made goods more difficult to find
• Bill would ban texting while driving
• OAK HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Flood Risk Information Open House planned
• Celebrate Endangered Species day with art contest
• Former student speaks to PCHS band
• Zumbathon to benefit American Heart Association
• FOR THE RECORD
• Competition fierce for Bataan project
• Dyer kicks through barriers, overcomes
• Super K cutting hours, products
• Tickets remain for Friday auction, fundraiser at Catawba Island Club
• Development screening for kids younger than 5
• Raffle will benefit Relay-for-Life team
• In the Military
• Saturday classes at EHOVE mix fun, learning
• POLICE
• Lawyer: Testimony would violate rights
• Committee discusses replacing water line
• Middle Harbor to get fowl-friendly update
• Strand Theatre gets new lease on life
• National Bank of Oak Harbor lauds employees
• Hospital having classes in aquatics for children
• High school gets a TV show
• February a great month to help out
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mandated plant heads to drawing board
• Terra students to help with taxes
• Firelands Idol IV finalists selected for Feb. 27 set
• Fishing? You might be on thin ice
• Gluten is topic at Monday luncheon
• Bobcat sightings up in Ohio in 2010
• FOR THE RECORD
• New elementary school still on schedule
• Port Clinton schools give Flagship Awards
• Firelands hosts program for expectant mothers
• WSOS seeking U.S. Health Dept. funding
• Man facing drug charges
• Former state senator will speak at NAACP Black History Month event
• Catholic Schools Week celebrated at St. Boniface
• CORRECTION
• Bizarre Valentine's Day traditions
• 'New oldyweds' forge attachment
• Clifford Beach found guilty on all counts for wife's murder
• Private-sector unions slipping into irrelevance
• 'A struggle for them:' A look at black Civil War soldiers
• Contractors vie for share of $18.4M Bataan Elementary renovation
• Ottawa County men who served in Civil War in black regiments
• FOR THE RECORD
• Recovering from eating disorders focus of event
• Bob Glovier proud of where he's from
• News Herald Media, Yahoo! team up
• Valentine's wishes from days gone by
• Hickman takes oath as city's new police chief
• They helped pave the way
• Beach testifies before his case goes to jurors
• Kiwanis aids families at Ruth Ann's
• Zumbathon to raise funds for American Heart Association
• Forum to focus on keeping teens safe
• Learn about backyard birds and more at wildlife refuge
• Volunteers needed to monitor marsh
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bald eagle nesting season in full swing again in Ohio
• Jurors listen to grisly details in Beach trial
• Hearts for Heroes scavenger hunt Saturday at library
• Cholesterol screening Sunday in Sandusky
• Red Cross offering swim lessons for 3- and 4-year-olds
• OAK HARBOR FFA YEAR IN REVIEW
• Keepin' It Cool Heart Walk set for Feb. 26 at Kalahari
• Getting the better of MS
• FOR THE RECORD
• Love is in the air
• And the winning word is 'nostril'
• Damschroder teams up with Vanguard students for texting ban
• 2 men arrested on drug charges
• Man killed in Woodville crash
• Jurors seated for Beach murder trial
• Genoa chooses new village administrator
• Funding continued for drug task force
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Riverview Employee of the Year nominees
• Terra building getting demolished internally
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rep. Latta introduces resolution to mint Ronald Reagan coins
• Juvenile pleads guilty to Clyde cemetery vandalism
• Train derailments possible in Ottawa County
• Coast Guard rescues 22 anglers during Saturday's blinding storm
• Lakeside Laura: Snowy days can offer personal timeout to enjoy what matters
• Book fair is big deal in Danbury
• Firelands to offer parenting class Feb. 17
• Tree Hugger Fair is Feb. 16 at Owens
• Company proposes building 'solar farm' in Oak Harbor
• FOR THE RECORD
• Firefighters train for ice rescues
• Snow keeps piling on area
• What are lawmakers up to?
• Toledo museum acquires new pieces
• Local tourism businesses attend travel trade show
• Sometimes words just look weird
• Enrollment options topic of meeting
• Andersons sponsoring Home Show
• Health Dept. offers clinics
• Is Ohio going down the brain drain?
• Marie Sehlmeyer on long road back
• 3 Fremont men charged with attempted murder
• Aerospace business big for Ohio
• How to see more wildlife on your land
• Red Cross courses will teach CPR
• New website designed for volunteers responding to emergencies in Ohio
• Vase sent in gratitude by French
• Where are class of 2000 grads today?
• FOR THE RECORD
• Was road salt worth what public paid?
• Hickman may be next police chief
• Device blocks calls, texts in moving cars
• FOR THE RECORD
• PORT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Man charged with making threats and resisting arrest
• Self-help grief group plans meeting
• Gypsum man charged with theft of donations
• Elmore native brings business home
• Ottawa County recovers quickly
• PC teacher writes young adult novel
• This algae is the good kind!
• Local Goodwill agency launches new website
• Hayes Research Library genealogy class focuses on Internet resources
• Magee Marsh closing part of trail to protect nesting bald eagles
• Tour Spiegel Grove, Hayes-style Presidents Day weekend
• Asian carp aren't only threat to Lake Erie
• Some store shelves left bare
• FOR THE RECORD
• Up next: cold temps and drifting snow
• KC Goble pleads 'no contest,' sentenced
• Semi hits pole in OH, knocks out power
• Ottawa County Sheriff's captain in homeland security training
• Woodrow Wilson to be topic of Hayes talk
• Berlekamp newest Terra trustee
• Some options for Super Bowl Sunday
• Election filing deadline looms for last-minute candidates
• Two charged after neighbor dispute in Port Clinton
• FOR THE RECORD
• Officer quits amid accusations
• Officials: So far, so good -- but be careful
• Port Clinton man accused of illegally selling firearms
• Technical glitch causes county sirens to go off
• FOR THE RECORD
• District: Levy needed to prevent deficit
• Firm donates scrap metal to Terra for classes
• Heart health topic at Firelands luncheon
• Judge appoints pair to veterans group
• Dancer to represent Vacationland
• Home heating oil up over last year
• Could comp time replace overtime?
• Teachers can often make all the difference
• MILITARY NEWS
• Entrepreneurship competition to solicit ideas from community
• Owens, Tiffin University in enrollment partnership
• ODNR grants program puts focuses on cleaner Lake Erie
• Catholic Schools Week celebration set
• Winter storm bearing down
• Terra Community College nursing program works toward accreditation
• Last sentence handed down in sexting case
• Picketers make case at Genoa school site
• Higher education key to job prosperity
• Belly dancing classes offered
• Ottawa health department plans clinics
• Sewer meter program to return
• Senior spotlight: She helped Ohio Wesleyan change with the times
• College an option at any time in life
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police will get seasonal records help
• Portage Twp man facing 2 rape charges
• License renewal hearings set for March 1
• Free tax clinics for people who made less than $60,000
• Terra's nursing program one step closer to accreditation
• St. Boniface celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• Texas Hold'em tourney is Fourth of July fundraiser
• FOR THE RECORD
• Perrysburg man charged in bank heists
• Ice fishing's fun, if you're careful
• Early Childhood Center having open house Wednesday at Sutton Center
• Terra enrollment up 6.5 percent for spring semester
• Tuskegee Airman to speak Feb. 10
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Crown Battery purchases building
• Senators back bills to reduce spending
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mayor: 'We are a work in progress'
• Heroin, opitate drug deaths persist in Ohio
• Group seeks wind turbine regulations
• Ball to benefit clinic renovation
• FOR THE RECORD
• Firelands honors employee
• Valentine's Dance to benefit foundation
• Registration under way at Port Clinton High School
• Council members debate proposed changes to city's taxi ordinances
• Stone marks Sandusky River tragedy
• Strength training now offered at Magruder Conference Center
• Terra will host musical group from Quebec
• Cody Curry wins top cheer honor
• Elmore to continue involvement in economic development group
• Man sentenced for drug charge
• Man indicted for rape of 6-year-old
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fall through ice: 'They're lucky to be alive'
• Trustees make much ado over mailboxes
• Bioscience firms locate in small towns too
• Shad are gumming up walleye fishing
• Boys' mother gets chance to say thanks
• Damschroder bill addresses turnpike issue
• Trailer fire in Erie Twp.
• As a cure for what ails you, try puttering
• Red Cross teaches disaster training
• Health Dept. offering clinics
• Prison for woman involved in crash that killed boyfriend
• For Rafael's mom, it feels like yesterday
• Vital signs: Keeping your house healthy
• RELIGION NOTES
• Senior Spotlight: Retired nurse has lived her whole life in Elmore
• Local KFC offers $20K to graduating senior
• WSOS to hold free tax clinics for residents
• Kids grieve differently, say experts
• Agencies are getting the word out on ice safety
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cheerleading group to have championship
• Harvey the chimpanzee turning 52
• Violinist Virgil Lupu to perform in concert at United Methodist
• Seminars available for job seekers
• Monument, service to memorialize boys
• FOR THE RECORD
• Portman tours Clyde Whirlpool plant
• Memory of three boys lives on
• Police chief honored at retirement gig
• Kazan's retirement plans: 'To be a dog'
• FOR THE RECORD
• Donor lined up to fund $2M airport project
• State rep Murray has office hours
• New guidebook looks at Lake Erie geology
• Top spellers advance to county spelling bee
• Genoa gets help hiring police chief
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Small electrical fire breaks out at Davis-Besse plant
• Icy roads cause flurry of crashes
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Genoa students' gifts were appreciated
• Terra's Kern Center starts new slate of how-to classes
• Juniors can apply for journalism conference
• Birchard Library upgrades computers
• Man faced with attempted murder, firearms charges
• Councilman Vince Leone announces run for mayor
• FOR THE RECORD
• Probe continues into case against Marblehead cop
• Healthy carryovers = no rate hikes?
• PC fire levy renewal to be on Nov. ballot
• Gravel on path will improve park access
• 'Smack talk' leads to new-style olympics
• Retreat center updates to stay relevant
• Heating help requests hit record
• Program offers help with home repairs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Photography competition at Tiffin Guild
• Youth invited to free-throw competition
• Health Dept. offers clinics
• Solid skills will pay your bills
• Student musicians impress guest conductor
• Terra gets new food service
• District plans public forum
• Scholarships available for career colleges
• Winter coat program extended to February
• Hayes Center gets $50,000 from Hearst Foundation
• Three taken to hospital after their vehicles crashed
• Humane society to meet
• 'American Idol' sound clip sparks memories
• Oak Harbor woman can't imagine retiring
• Drug Enforcement Administration to ban drugs used to make pot
• Students sought for boating courses
• Owens thinks green with associate's degree
• Toledo Zoo offers deals at Frozentoesen
• WSOS offers free tax clinics
• Poker to aid Port Clinton's July 4th
• History Spotlight: 1929 dance marathon full of drama
• Elmore woman gets 60 days in jail for O.V.I.
• FOR THE RECORD
• You can see neighbors at big city boat show
• Struggling inn ordered to pay $50K
• Humane society election cleans house
• Students tested on geography
• Terra schedules enrichment classes
• Auditions set for Owens play
• Ritz offers theater camp for teens
• Sheriff hires new captain of operations
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rocky Ridge Elementary will close
• Civil rights panel looks into Humane Society case
• Teen seriously injured in crash on Ohio 53
• Kalahari to host tasting event
• Owens Foundation offers scholarships
• Register to take the plunge in Sandusky
• Terra Community College enjoys record enrollment
• WSOS will count region's homeless
• Man charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest
• FOR THE RECORD
• Were society's bylaws changed properly?
• PC police donate bulletproof vests to Terra
• GOP looks to end Ohio estate tax, local governments will lose out
• Port Clinton council passes 2011 budget despite call for delay
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woman takes plea deal in sexting case
• 'Not lake effect, everyone's seeing snow'
• Academic Boosters accept nominations for HOF
• Terra announces spring schedule for arts, hobbies
• 200 residents participate in downtown Oak Harbor survey
• Kasich takes helm
• Toledo man caught trying to get drug into detention facility
• City Council may vote on Port Clinton's 2011 budget
• Ohio Congress members reflect on security after shooting
• FOR THE RECORD
• Howard's Citgo runs out of the gas biz
• Woodmore students taking on big project
• Try to make your life a daily thank-you note
• Owens offering workshop on photography
• Blood donors in high demand
• Agencies making rental assistance available Jan. 18
• Students learn about emerald ash borer
• PC mayor, other city officials take petitions for primary
• Improvements on Woodmore agenda
• Badgers? In Ohio? Evidently
• Lake Erie ice fishing on slow side
• MILITARY NEWS
• Terra classes are available in Flex-term
• Latta bill would repeal estate tax
• Ottawa County Junior Fair Queen up for state title
• Commodore Perry shipwreck discovered
• GIRLS-ONLY WEEKEND GETAWAYS: No guys allowed
• Bath house weathered storm in '29
• FOR THE RECORD
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• Owens hosting Lego program
• Oak Harbor group takes survey
• Funding available for watershed acquisition
• Dorothy Adams grew up in town no longer on map
• Suspended officer enters not guilty plea
• Administrator who resigned to get $Ks
• Disabilities board will meet Jan. 24
• WSOS center has moved classrooms
• Planetarium program for kids, adults
• Hospital offers agility clinic
• Play about presidents from Ohio to be staged
• FOR THE RECORD
• Private sewage regulations costly
• Brothers cross paths on other side of world
• New fire truck arrives for Erie Township
• Scholarships for agriculture students
• Students help design OSS calendar
• Fremont woman arrested for taking van for ride
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sex offender charged in rape of girl
• Busy January scheduled at wildlife refuge
• Ohio Crops Day will be on Feb. 10
• Homeless shelter receives donation
• New faces changing face of VFW
• Most of city's investments now at local banks
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Store features artwork from local creators
• County schedules health clinics
• Ida Rupp Public Library Movie series to feature U.S., international films
• Port Clinton replacing water meters to increase revenues
• FOR THE RECORD
• Village admin.resigns; no reason given
• Defense: Prosecutor is holding back info
• Cop suspended, facing alcohol charges
• Budget impact hard to see in crime stats
• Hymore-Tester plans to run again
• Lakeside Laura: Quilts are reminder of lives sewn together
• Meeting set to discuss Danbury Township mailboxes
• Firelands Idol talent competition returns Jan. 16
• Oak Harbor employees may get bonuses
• Drugs could be factor in crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2 sergeants up for top cop job
• Clinics to assist seniors with taxes
• SOLDIER SPOTLIGHT
• The Salvation Army handed out more than 4,500 toys for holiday
• YMCA debuts new fitness center
• Resolutions: Don't make them, can't break them
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wylie nosedives into 2011
• Carol Hartley, 100, still learning
• Warm weather for Wylie
• New space for WSOS Childhood Center
• Ottawa County passes 'work in progress' budget for 2011
• Warmer temps, rain may cause unstable ice
• Firelands' diabetes self-management program recognized
• Diabetes support group meets Jan. 10 at Firelands campus
• Cedar Point having auditions in Sandusky on Jan. 7
• Terry Fejes elected disabilities board president
• State's collective bargaining process won't go down without a fight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Car dealers seeing upturn in sales
• Walleye Drop planners keep eye on sky
• Disabled Fremont woman alleged victim of fraud
• Clyde defense stops Port Clinton girls
• Port Clinton Walleye Festival 2011
• Pair of county men extradited to Texas on charges of burglary
• Two Oak Harbor wrestlers pick up championships
• FOR THE RECORD
• Firelands lead athletic trainer earns associates degree from Kent
• Snowflakes and Scholarships auction set for Feb. 18
• Elmore man loses control of car
• County focusing on sewer separation
• Trainer pushing preventive exercise
• Island's top cop wants to add dispatcher
• THANK YOU
• Firelands honors Kendrick as 'Beacon of Light' winner
• Gardening is just around the corner
• City's 100-year flood maps are expected to change, council told
• FOR THE RECORD
• Christmas trees can be recycled to help earth
• Elmore mayor asks council to budget for bike path
• Brian Curley dies at age 40
• Fewer killed on Ohio roads this Christmas
• Elmore man charged with domestic violence
• Reports: Teen tried to purchase alcohol
• Payment for over-the-counter medication changing
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lakeside Laura: Giving spirit should be kept alive after Christmas
• Snow, sleigh rides make holiday special
• Industrial pollution, production falls
• Diabetic support group planned for Jan. 13
• Hospital schedules a Childbirth Preparation class
• THANK YOU
• Four graduate from alcohol, drug, mental health program
• Funding to help with traffic safety efforts in Ohio
• Clinic to help scouts prepare for Pinewood Derby
• Shopping for presents can be dangerous
• GOP looks to public employment for savings
• Genoa students help their own for holidays
• Four-legged friends help hospice program succeed
• RELIGION NOTES
• History Spotlight: Theater could have had different name
• Senior Spotlight: Librarian worked around the world
• No gunshot residue found on man accused of killing family
• Mobile home catches fire on Vess property
• Area man injured in crash with train dies
• Tax amnesty also on the table
• History buff digs into local Civil War role
• Terra gets $21K grant for financial ed
• YMCA preparing to show off expanded fitness center Jan. 2
• FOR THE RECORD
• Councilman has fun with volunteer role
• Women's Club awarded the Gift of Lights
• Family gets new home for holiday
• Man charged with stealing scrap metal
• Grand jury hands up several indictments
• Pantries rely on donations, volunteers
• Witt readies to retire from county post
• Court hears motions in Liske case
• Cardiac support group to meet Jan. 18 at hospital
• THANK YOU
• Firelands hosting Stork Express for moms-to-be Jan. 8, Jan. 22
• 4-H program has teens teaching peers driver safety
• Owens student has photo in Hallmark card
• FOR THE RECORD
• Plant won't be done by end of year
• Genoa committee to review police chief position
• Declining revenues seen for city in 2012
• Port Clinton committee discusses geese population at beach
• Goodwill store in need of ... good will
• Two teenagers taken to hospital after crash Tuesday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Gas prices on the rise
• Wojo's finds success by committing to customers
• Vehicle fire causes traffic to be detoured on Ohio 53
• Anglers take to Lake Erie ice on foot
• Report: Man shoots self in leg on turnpike
• Hunters have donated more than 100,000 pounds of venison so far
• Toledo chapter of American Red Cross thanks volunteers
• Bataan edges out Jefferson in coin war
• West End encouraged to open communication
• Red Cross needs cash, blood and volunteers
• Clifford Beach's attorney waiting for another psych evaluation
• FOR THE RECORD
• Martin Marietta adding lime kiln, jobs
• Ohio veteran numbers at low point
• Group still taking donations during break
• Yoga, water aerobics among Danbury Community Education programs
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• No evidence found of 4-wheeler going under Lake Erie ice
• Winter adds layers, time to getting to around
• Time to re-draw Ohio's political map
• Coal miner's daughter loves to sing
• Holiday Bureau prepares to distribute food
• Andrew Lockshin gets 3 days in jail, 80 hours of service
• History spotlight: Former resident needs help to write book
• Republicans, Democrats agree on some points, disagree on others
• County health department clinic schedule
• COMMUNITY FITNESS CLASSES
• Reports: Oak Harbor man failed to yield to train
• Men accused of stealing copper across state
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rite-Aid robber draws 6-year sentence
• Oak Harbor man injured in pickup-train crash
• Blood drives coming to Ottawa County
• Fredrick Insurance co-owner selected as BPW's Woman of the Year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man injured after train hits pickup
• Pantry with full shelves needs volunteers
• 2010 a banner year for Crystal Bowersox
• George Voinovich ends 12 years in the Senate
• Waste District plans meeting on grant funds
• United Way needs cash and volunteers
• Students awarded scholarships to Owens College
• Oak Harbor bank teller retires from after 15 years
• Winter events at Toledo Zoo
• Habitat starts new donation arrangement
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sheriff: How about a fee for ice rescues?
• Salvation Army: Come, get what you need
• New diagnosis logged in cancer cluster
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Students pledge to give families better Christmas
• Toledo Zoo having Noon Year's Eve during day Dec. 31
• Woodrow Wilson biographer to talk at Hayes Center
• Nazarene Church land may be turned into green space
• Church of Truth Ministries has food and clothing shelves to fill
• FOR THE RECORD
• Teens detained after sibs found in trunk
• Bowersox CD, 'Farmer's Daughter,' released
• FOR THE RECORD
• Snow, cold cause closings, delays
• Cedar Point waterpark has full slate of holiday activities
• Busy time for energy assistance program
• Local man receives suspended sentence
• Firefighter's counsel asks to delay trial
• Area food pantry seeking a freezer
• Humane society remodels, reconfigures
• Benefit breakfast helps meet critical needs
• St. John's Lutheran Church to host performance
• ACADEMIC NEWS
• Hospital hosting pediatric specialty clinic Wednesday
• Children create gifts for family
• GHS honors seniors with luncheon
• Genoa man killed in crash with truck
• Those holiday memories are often centered around food
• Port Clinton City Schools: Building project plans unveiled
• 24 hours, 6 fire deaths in Ohio (video)
• Weekend could see lake effect snow
• Senior Spotlight: 103-year-old loves family, fishing, church
• Woman finds mysterious brown substance on, around her home
• D.C. man charged with possession of marijuana
• FOR THE RECORD
• County health department clinic schedule
• ODNR offering beginning fly fishing clinics this spring
• Pizza shop to donate percentage of sales to family
• Edwards' death highlights Ohio efforts
• Responders test hazmat response plan
• Sixth-graders hunt dragons at museum
• AEP helps customers lower bills
• ODNR awards highest honor to 5 people
• Advisory council proposes list of road projects
• 'Victims' help during exercise
• FOR THE RECORD
• Finally, a pleasant bank statement surprise
• Hydrants an issue in Erie Twp blaze
• TV, lots of little things, in demand
• Report: Fremonter didn't mean to fire gun
• Genoa FFA members place at dairy contest
• Health Dept. having clinics
• Fremont schools' director Laurie Godfrey to retire
• Owens College will begin offering baking certificate
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FOR THE RECORD
• Success elusive in PC downtown
• Port Clinton committee won't back proposed sewer rate freeze
• No reason given for top cop resignation
• County preps for Thurs. disaster training
• Mistake could cost National Guard a training unit in Ohio
• Kelleys Island woman injured after crashing car into ferry building
• Police: Man had knife, cocaine when searched
• FOR THE RECORD
• Community Christmas takes chill off day
• $ will help county fight legal drug abuse
• Bingo profits decline 28 pct since 2006
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
• Goodwill recipient of accreditation
• Terra College trustees retire from board
• Bird observatory evaluates wind turbines
• House and garage are destroyed by fire
• Re-gift? Sure, but use tact
• Ferry workers are lauded for rescue
• Wine-making has long been a family affair on South Bass
• History Spotlight: Plate dating to 1800s found at park
• Terra gives scholarships to children of man who died
• Christmas craft show to benefit humane society
• Senior Spotlight: Woman loves her big family
• Toledo woman convicted of vehicular homicide
• FOR THE RECORD
• Officials: Ottawa County budget in good shape
• Terra picks contractor for building renovation
• Erie-Ottawa Airport: Counties negotiate funding plan
• Choral society plans performances
• MAGRUDER HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
• Woodville man charged with domestic violence
• Woman cited after crash
• Students take trip for competition
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wylie Walleye weary, but will be ready
• 'Tis the season for experiencing SAD
• Celebrate polar bear's birthday at Toledo Zoo
• Firelands Presbyterian honors pastor emeritus
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sandusky Ski Club meets Dec. 20
• Advent services feature speakers
• Woman wins photo contest
• GENOA FFA
• Happiest Baby parenting class free in Sandusky
• Celebration moves from night to day
• Second Street Diner closes its doors
• Phi Delta Kappa offers scholarship
• Free seminars on getting job
• ODNR grants will go toward boating safety
• School concerts usher in holidays
• Chili powder, irons become holiday distractions
• Holiday travel: Fewer motorists killed on Ohio roads
• FOR THE RECORD
• Students pushing for three strikes law
• Hunters hit fields, woods, some deer
• Township spent $84K more than allocated
• Group honors its volunteers
• Laboratory at Magruder re-accredited
• Man cited after crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• New traffic signals go up on Ohio 163
• Toledo Zoo offers prize for holidays
• Local family, organization help hungry
• Train display dedicated to volunteer
• Santa Claus coming to Genoa library
• Aircraft chapter schedules meeting
• Medical center offers CPR course
• MS support group prepares to meet
• Leone chosen to take over local Edward Jones office
• County exercise on hazardous materials planned
• Christmas brings many laughs, memories
• Black Friday shoppers roam in the night
• Bill increases payments for child support
• Jobless benefits are close to expiring
• Winter Arts Fest coming to Island House
• Joyful Connections honors volunteers
• Senior spotlight: Proud mom, grandma gets family care
• History spotlight: Firefighters can take the heat and the cold
• FOR THE RECORD
• Thanksgiving: 'We gather together'
• Preserved structures help tell area story
• SCHOOL NEWS
• State switching over license plates
• SENIOR CALENDAR
• Woodville man honored as 2010 Trooper of the Year at local posts
• Kindergartners give thanks with drums, songs
• FOR THE RECORD
• 3 injured in rollover crash in Benton Township
• Port Clinton Fire Department replaces rescue boat
• Firefighters deliver food to pantries
• Cormorant population flourishing
• Players schedule Christmas musical
• Firelands hosting support group
• Port Clinton Senior Center to host open house Dec. 5
• Medical Center hosting sessions for expectant mothers
• Red Cross offers first aid, CPR classes
• Ohio's gun season for deer opens Monday
• Shoplifting increases during holidays
• Port Clinton council to reconsider scheduled sewer rate hike
• Clyde teen sentenced for vandalizing McPherson Cemetery
• B-C-S school board gets an earful
• Lockshin: Prosecutor shows bias
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oak Harbor column: Santa delaying his Oak Harbor appearance
• Craft show on Catawba to benefit humane society
• Hayes Train Special hits track at museum Sunday
• Trial for man charged with exposing self moved to April
• Crash leaves 3 injured
• 2 killed by gun to head, 1 by hammer
• Would peninsula bicycle path be worth it?
• Fireman indicted in fatality pleads not guilty
• New support group planned for those who lost a family member
• Report shows growth at Terra, community colleges
• Organizations hosting adolescent health day
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Wastewater treatment plant in Elmore to cost about $4.8 million
• FOR THE RECORD
• Santa, Mrs. Claus deliver the goods
• Diversity grows at YMCA craft show
• Locals receive winning raffle tickets
• Health Dept. schedules clinics
• Cookie/candy event at Elmore Community Center
• Terra presenting holiday concerts
• Holiday season brings lots of candy
• Nursing association organizes toy drive
• Firelands offering childbirth class
• Aging America: First baby boomers about to reach 65 (video)
• Scott Speer can be retried, just not on same charges
• Senior Spotlight: Big families run in her family
• Plans halted for wind turbine at Oak Harbor High School
• Ohio Supreme Court likely to decide fate of convicted rapist
• Councilman: Genoa police chief's report didn't match recording
• Local baby boomer vignettes
• Ottawa County gets ready for baby boomer shift
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ottawa County bucks trend on whooping cough
• Man sentenced for trying to make hand grenades
• Former fiscal officer under investigation
• Historical Society plans for War of 1812 bicentennial
• Artist to give workshop on watercolors
• Sold-out crowd watches stars dance for CASA
• Concert made available on CD, DVD
• FOR THE RECORD
• Marines buy $7,000 worth of gifts for Toys for Tots
• Medical center will host pediatric clinic
• PORT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Sleigh bells ring in Spiegel Grove
• Social media classes offered
• Toledo Zoo kicks off its annual Lights Before Christmas Friday
• Genoa High School student taken to hospital after drug overdose
• FOR THE RECORD
• Genoa police chief placed on leave
• Parents rally to save neighborhood schools
• Trolley sold to Clyde limo business
• Owner takes pride in his flower shop
• Terra Arts Chorale having concerts
• Toy drive aims to serve 1,900 children
• Marblehead man sentenced for possessing explicit video
• FOR THE RECORD
• Graytown man, 28, dies while hunting
• Council looking at 4 pct utility rate bump
• Local celebs dance for a good cause
• Put-in-Bay police conduct questioned
• Owens Community College announces new executive vice president and provost
• OAK HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Register for LEGOS at the Library
• Book fair benefits hospital projects
• Bodybuilding classic set for Saturday
• Grieving a different process for each of us
• New artist series beginning this week at Terra College
• Policing Put-in-Bay: It's not like other places
• Bellevue man sentenced for hacking into computers
• SENIOR CALENDAR
• RELIGION NOTES
• History Spotlight: Trapper's tales inspire first settlers of Elmore
• Go glam
• Bellevue Society for the Arts changes its season
• Tree decorating benefit contest open to businesses, organizations
• Senior Spotlight: Vet fell in love with wife at first sight
• Woman flips her car in single-vehicle accident
• FOR THE RECORD
• Feather party a department tradition
• Parking, state funding on minds of citizens
• Dreams turned to nightmare for Bataan Death March survivor
• Professionals share their stories at school career day
• WSOS board supporting senior levy
• Donation to Honor Flight aids veterans
• FOR THE RECORD
• Marblehead man gets belated Bronze Star
• B-C-S board will meet on Tuesday
• IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL FIRST-QUARTER HONORS
• Natassia Ramirez wanted to be doctor
• Liske's bail: $3M
• Conservation district meeting time changed
• Reverse raffle, dinner set Nov. 20 in Oak Harbor
• PORT CLINTON MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Ottawa County resident back on WSOS Board of Directors
• MUSIC OF THE SEASON
• Gift bazaar Friday at Oak House
• For The Record
• Genoa turning doubters into believers
• Terra College jobs fair brings students, businesses together
• Ottawa County has its own 'dancing stars'
• Port Clinton Schools hand out awards
• Carrier Mary Rose as reliable as they come
• City hires consultant for property development
• Sunken ship's legend lives on
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fireman running hot indicted in fatality
• Port Clinton teen dies in crash
• Liske facing 6 counts of murder
• None injured in small fire
• Elmore postpones start of work on sanitary sewer line
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rodney Wahl murder trial set for March
• Scott Speer to be retried next year
• Reports: Liske had troubled past
• DANBURY MIDDLE SCHOOL FIRST NINE WEEKS HONOR ROLL
• Lakeside Laura: Holding a loved one's hand can make your heart complete
• PIRATES RULE AT THE VINEYARD
• Woman faces resisting arrest, other charges
• Health Department schedules clinics
• Refuge hosting shorebird program
• Free concert at Owens College
• Compact on lakes released by ODNR
• A GOOD WEEK FOR FISHING
• Farm house destroyed in fire
• Sayings have a way of lasting for a lifetime
• Terra lauds those who serve with song
• Creative minds form arts co-op shop
• Deficit could derail Kasich's agenda
• Adoption is topic at Kin Hunters meeting Nov. 14
• Developmental disabilities board meets Nov. 15
• Rocky Ridge Village Council meeting set for Monday
• Sorority having bake sale Nov. 19-20 at Elmore bank
• Senior spotlight: Laughter, music keep woman smiling
• History spotlight: Sheriff, press came to blows during 1894 spat
• State goes GOP. Now what?
• In Ohio, Democrats were doomed
• Port Clinton man accused of underpaying for pizza
• Bellevue case delayed over insanity plea
• GENOA WINS IN A CLOSE ONE
• FOR THE RECORD
• Magruder Hospital gift shop run by a tight-knit group
• Iott overspent Kaptur by $1M in failed office bid
• Medical center has first aid course
• CAMPUS NEWS
• Deadline nears for assistance from USDA
• EHOVE program recertified
• Oak Harbor to get into the Christmas spirit on Dec. 4
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woman found dead after Oregon house fire identified
• Davis-Besse plant seeking license renewal
• Disabilities board to meet Monday
• Support group will gather at hospital
• Pair of motorists have detour tickets dismissed
• Liske case likely to prove costly for county
• EVERYBODY LOOK AT ME 'CAUSE I'M SAILING ON A BOAT
• OSU Jazz and Stage band to kick off Towne and Country season
• Faculty Art Showcase goes through Dec. 10 at Owens Community College
• Krabill concedes to Murray in Ohio House race
• CORRECTION
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FOR THE RECORD
• Street work in city just about finished
• Elmore library levy try a success
• EHOVE levy passes easily
• Genoa school levy a narrow win
• Woodmore school levy fails
• Voters keep Sass as Ottawa County commissioner
• Kaptur easily retains U.S. House seat
• Voter mood reflects split from 2008
• FOR THE RECORD
• Former emps carry on as cafe owners
• William Liske held on $1M bail
• Grant to help fund two village projects
• Spending in 16th District will exceed $10 million
• Last triple homicide in county was in 1981
• FOR THE RECORD
• If trends hold, poll turnout will be good
• All three victims had head trauma
• IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN
• Health clinic schedule set for next week
• Holiday coping program at hospital is designed for grieving, stressed people
• Report: Woman accused of domestic violence
• CAMPUS NEWS
• EHOVE sponsors workshop Friday
• Terra concert salute to vets
• GUNSLINGER IN THE ROOM
• HAPPY HALLOWEEN
• Head-on crash on Ohio 2 leaves 4 with injuries
• The right compliment can say it all
• Everything you need to know about Tuesday at the polls
• Elmore stages race of a different kind
• 3 in family found dead; suspect held
• Baby-sitting course set for Nov. 6 in Sandusky
• Fixed income investing is topic at library presentation
• News Herald business name reflects advertising solutions
• Service members, veterans injured while serving can apply for grant
• Terra getting $155,285 to fund lab for students with disabilities
• Senior spotlight: Man grows bananas in Port Clinton
• 9 injured in accident on Ohio 4
• News Herald business name reflects advertising solutions
• Firefighters in Rocky Ridge riding on levy
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wylie the Walleye needs your help
• 2010 Voter Guide: Governor
• 39 motorists ticketed for bypassing detour
• Man accused of shooting gun while intoxicated released
• Replacement levy would help improve EHOVE programs
• Outside groups pouring millions into races
• 3 candidates vie for state rep. position
• FOR THE RECORD
• Volunteer helps bring back story time
• Trolley sale runs into village controversy
• Heating assistance available through several programs
• LET'S GO FLY A KITE
• Hayes Center offers class on genealogy software
• Ottawa County donors are big spenders
• Coach honored for service
• Bank appoints new assistant branch manager
• Snap-on pledges $50,000 to Terra for Automotive Center
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Ottawa County agencies reimbursed for tornado assistance
• Ottawa County sheriff recognizes staff for tornado response
• Oak Harbor man found not guilty of improper handling of handgun
• FOR THE RECORD
• GOP stirs things up at Port Clinton rally
• NORTHCOAST JOBS CONNECTION JOB STORES AND SENECA ONE STOP SCHEDULE
• New shop sees lots of customers
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Enjoy Halloween with a breakfast at fire station
• Water aerobics class starts Monday in Danbury
• New Owens Community College campus dedication set for Friday
• CRANKING UP THE BASS FOR CONCERT
• FOR THE RECORD
• City getting $100K in rate negotiation
• Commissioner hopefuls take pro-biz tone
• Pizza challenge to feed scholarships
• Elmore council takes close look at solar power
• FOR THE RECORD
• Shooting investigation closed; no indictments
• Halloween: It's great for the economy
• 9th district race: not much common ground
• Magruder Hospital Auxiliary having book sale Monday
• Free blood pressure screenings in November
• Botero exhibit coming to Toledo Museum of Art
• Hunting for beautiful creatures
• Davis-Besse won't be issued violation for reactor cracks
• Fundraiser planned for Walleye Drop
• Wrestlers join tournament for Jonathan Pope
• Schools celebrate Parents' Week with essay contest
• AARP will offer driver safety course
• BAY PARK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL FRIEND-RAISER
• CORRECTION to Saturday's sport section
• Immaculate students eat their veggies
• Woman's couponing leads to ministry
• Museum bell was aboard Lincoln train
• 3rd Frontier program headed for change
• Organizational meeting Monday for men's basketball
• CPR, first aid classes set for next month
• Memorial to open specialty clinic in hospital in November
• Conservation district work group meeting set for Nov. 9
• Trick-or-treat schedule
• U.S. Senate race: Portman, Fisher disagree on Ohio's job plight
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• LET'S GO, ROCKETS!
• Rotary Pizza Challenge decides who makes it best
• Report claims Nutter unable to run for office
• FOR THE RECORD
• Vacancies spread on Buckeye Boulevard
• Zachary Porter found not guilty in rape trial
• Last local survivor of Bataan March has died
• Class offered on diabetes diet options
• BEST OF LUCK
• HIGH CULTURE
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton man has an assault charge dropped in Alaska
• Waiting tables for fun at annual fundraiser
• Jurors still deciding Porter's fate
• EHOVE schedules flu shot clinic
• Diabetes program at Vineyard
• Security officer training at Owens College
• Was PC man involved in AK stabbing?
• RIVERVIEW HEALTHCARE
• Marketing recognition for Terra
• Owens College to donate clothing to the needy
• St. Boniface students take field trip to Old Garden House
• Testimonies describe night of alleged rape
• Put-in-Bay residents to vote on several area levies
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton getting new respect
• Engine trouble grounds boat
• Tickets available for Ottawa County Stars Dance for CASA on Nov. 13
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Take kids to Riverview for trick-or-treat party
• ART AUCTION SET FOR NOV. 13
• Celebrity servers taking orders at Cleats Club Seat Grille on Thursday
• EAST HARBOR STATE PARK
• Man faces drug charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• Auction helps shelter area's homeless
• Woodmore levy failure will mean cuts
• City auditor: What if state cuts funding?
• Oak Harbor won't waive wind turbine permit fees
• FOR THE RECORD
• Will Genoa voters keep record in tact?
• Suit blames death on underfunding of SO
• Missing baby found safe after crash
• Towne & Country Players Inc. announces concerts
• Toledo Zoo plans Halloween happenings
• Clinic to teach parents about sports skills for kids
• ODNR AWARD
• Couple charged with domestic violence after Friday night fight
• Fewer wild turkeys are taken so far this season
• Owens College offering law enforcement course
• Health Department schedules clinics
• Rupp Library offers courses on gardening
• BIRDS OF A FEATHER
• Insulting our intelligence, one negative ad at a time
• Free fun brings out families in droves
• 3 injured after dump truck hits boat trailer in Danbury Township
• Stump holds up colorful display, traffic
• Jones family files $20M suit in shooting
• Groups presenting dementia program
• Seats still available for bus trip Nov. 27
• Colleges offering open forum for nurses
• Admissions, aid program scheduled
• Colleges offering open forum for nurses
• Troopers to monitor cars passing stopped buses
• Senior Spotlight: Family is most important in life
• Judicial elections could be overhauled with new chief justice
• Former volunteer firefighter pleads not guilty to theft
• Ohio 53 reopens ahead of schedule
• FOR THE RECORD
• Paint crew gives field some pizzazz
• Fishing clubs help kids enjoy the outdoors
• Neighbor cuts tree, causes controversy
• OTTAWA COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Suspended license, drugs, pink bicycle lead to arrests
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton man gets speedy return to prison
• Crown's new line = green energy, jobs
• U.S. House candidates dial down rhetoric
• Pretty reeds choking local waterways
• ODNR program helps pay for ash tree removal in WSOS area
• Elmore having pie contest during Tombstone Derby
• Splatter paint masterpieces
• Report affirms initial account of shooting
• Port Clinton man dies working on car
• Play our Halloween Sugar Madness game!
• Kiddie Tractor Pull Winners
• Ottawa County Health Clinics
• Earn peace officer certificate at Owens campus
• Farmers: Apply for conservation program
• Super halftime show
• Volunteers plant rain garden in Clay Twp.
• FOR THE RECORD
• Schools getting more local with lunches
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Organization frames, preserves 2 historic flags
• Tire recycling collection day planned for Saturday
• Benton-Carroll-Salem Community Education offering fitness classes
• OUT TO FISH
• Person dies in accident
• Community group seeks to improve area
• FOR THE RECORD
• Student makes grade, thanks tutor
• Redfern revs up local Dems with visit
• Couple's injured grandkids will survive
• Bowersox marries musician
• CARROLL TOWNSHIP CRASH
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2 Fremonters, 3 others killed in crash
• Clay Twp. man gets 8 years for rape
• Experts mostly OK with concealed carry
• Terra having Small Business Basics seminars in November
• PIZZA PIE CHARTS
• Firelands hosts picky eater program today
• Elmore awaits approval for traveling memorial
• You're paying for it: Congressional mailings
• Names of those killed in crash released
• Donate blood at churches in Elmore or Martin
• Volunteers rebuild 2 homes tornado destroyed
• Terra prepares for tribute to veterans and safety personnel
• Riverview residents will hand out candy
• Port Clinton homecoming
• Q&A: Poor taste in clothing can bring a good laugh
• Red Horse Squadron welcomed back home
• Parade the highlight of Apple Festival
• Lighthouse Festival features food, fun
• Arboretum taking donations for mums
• B-C-S board plans for work session
• Retired teachers to meet for lunch
• Controlled burns scheduled at wildlife refuge
• Salvation Army collecting coats for the needy
• Terra opens new Skilled Trade Center
• Candidates agree on most issues
• Salvation Army collecting coats for the needy
• SENIOR SPOTLIGHT A marriage later in life worked out for the Gladmans
• HISTORY SPOTLIGHT Genoa described as the place to be for businesses in 1875
• 'Fur'surance
• Candidates agree on most issues
• APPLE FESTIVAL PREPARATION
• Trial scheduled for former police officer
• Bank halts sales of foreclosed homes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton High School Class of 1955 reunion
• Parent program teaches strategies to help with destructive behavior
• Hospital's luncheon club to meet Oct. 27
• Captain, crewmen to be honored
• POTTING PLANTS
• New online obituary features debut
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local receives leadership award
• Vehicle-deer crashes up 2.3 percent in 2009
• Shaun Harder found not guilty of menacing
• FOR THE RECORD
• Proposed biomass energy plant in Clyde going after private funding
• Happy homecoming for Red Horse squad
• Ex-Elmore cop 'threat' trial starts today
• District considers closing schools
• Master Gardeners attend volunteer conference
• Maumee Bay State Park Nature Center to host Halloween event
• Chefs learn about sustainable farming
• VOCABULARY PARADE
• GIRLS TAKE FIELD NOW, BOYS TAKE FIELD FRIDAY
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Fifth-graders raising money for local girl's Make-A-Wish
• Waste District having tire collections Oct. 16
• Middle-schoolers head to Lake Erie for educational expedition
• PCHS homecoming parade tonight
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Genoa council may eliminate fishing fee
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man indicted on child porn charges
• The detour starts here, and they mean it
• Bed bugs having national resurgence
• Community Foundation celebrates 10 years of helping Ottawa County
• Grandparents get VIP treatment at St. Boniface School
• Oak Harbor council considering new stop sign
• Boat capsizes between islands, owner unhurt
• FOR THE RECORD
• A GOOD DAY TO BE ASHORE
• Kids throw party for Johnny Appleseed
• Village gets ready to celebrate apples
• Security guard hit by forklift, dies
• Purple Light Nights return to raise domestic violence awareness, money
• Big buckeye draws big crowd
• Civil War re-enactors battle rain
• Lenders still hold purse strings tightly
• Teacher recognized
• Red Cross having area blood drives
• Seminars available to area job-seekers
• Young birders to raise funds at Big Sit
• Lake Erie license plates aid watershed
• OAK HARBOR HOMECOMING
• Parenting: It's not as easy as you may think
• Port Clinton plans street improvements
• Register for disaster training prerequisite
• HEALTH CLINICS
• Ohio 53 to be closed for repairs
• Drug abuse report hits Statehouse; now what?
• Autumn fest is today at Vineyard
• HEALTH CLINICS
• Oak Harbor's Lehr wins photo contest
• Senior Spotlight: Genoa residents once owned tavern
• History Spotlight: Early Ottawa County newspaper wasn't big on news
• Cordray, DeWine differ sharply on issues
• Ohio 53 to be closed for repairs
• Keith Kruse will start job on Monday Woodville getting new administrator
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oak Harbor trio to receive American FFA degrees
• Civilian Marksmanship Program North store to host Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday
• Firelands offers flu, pneumonia shots
• Chinese musicians perform at Port Clinton High School
• Port Clinton Middle School students work to make a difference
• Man injured, charged in poker brawl
• FOR THE RECORD
• Castalia hatchery fish to get new digs
• Horse dies of mosquito-transmitted disease
• Granddaughter of Port Clinton woman killed in Baton Rouge
• Village replacing old water pipe in Marblehead
• FOR THE RECORD
• Conservation efforts lauded at banquet
• Governor hopefuls focus on jobs, ed
• Program will help track sex offenders
• Walbridge East Road reopening date pushed back
• IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE . . .
• Oak Harbor Apple Festival court taking shape
• Terra to kick off Music on Sunday series
• Ohio's biggest cities see rising health-care costs
• MILITARY NEWS
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Salem-Oak Harbor Class of '60 to celebrate 50 years
• STORMY CONDITIONS
• Watch PC boys, girls play soccer for free
• Port Clinton school district reduces expenses $301,118
• Clyde residents concerned about proposed natural gas facility
• FOR THE RECORD
• Size of sewer tap-in fee irks biz owner
• 1 dumping solution: Spread the dredge
• Health officials: Get that flu shot
• ODNR offers fall foliage color updates online
• Red Cross having blood drive Saturday at East Harbor Park
• Ottawa Sheriff's office reports upswing in area burglaries
• Teen cited after crash
• McPherson Cemetery vandalism: Police charge second suspect
• FOR THE RECORD
• Hayes' birthday being marked by battle
• 'Yes' on library levy would restore hours
• Ottawa expects more absentee voting
• Plant sale starts today at Owens College
• Lovely day benefits Harvest Festival
• Drop-off takes meds out of circulation
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• Oak Harbor FFA has busy fall planned
• A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW
• WHEN IRISH BANDS ARE PLAYING
• Decluttering life has one simple rule
• Port Clinton man accused of groping two women
• FOR THE RECORD
• Who pays for pickups?
• Seniors invited to fall dinner at VFW in Oak Harbor
• Learn to be a nonsmoker during seven-week class
• Apply now for new marine mechanics skills class
• Explore culture of American Indians during powwow, talk
• EHOVE offers women's luncheons
• 42 starved horses, 42 days in jail
• A free retirement
• History Spotlight: Indonesian volcano caused migration to Ohio in 1800s
• Reduce your cancer risk
• Apply now for new marine mechanics skills class
• Explore culture of American Indians during powwow, talk
• EHOVE offers women's luncheons
• Senior Spotlight: 97-year-old has seen ups and downs
• FOR THE RECORD
• County finds a better way to resurface roads
• 42 hungry horses = 42 days in jail
• Fourth-grade writing contest to focus on parents
• Screenings for depression at Terra College
• 100th patient gets discharge at Riverview
• Put-in-Bay putting on pair of festivals for fall
• School construction comes to fruition
• Former officer released from jail after posting bail
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fred Norton getting his due at OSU
• Genoa police: Man hit same bank twice
• Shooting investigation turned over to BCI
• Get rid of your old electronics Oct. 2
• GM RECOGNIZES LOCAL DEALERSHIP
• City working to repair cemetery damage
• For the record
• More charges expected in vandalism
• Ind. man charged after fleeing traffic stop
• School's new traffic pattern will be safer
• Bellevue man, 60, shot dead by police
• Two Bellevue officers being questioned after fatal shooting
• CLUB NEWS
• Sheriff's Office will collect old or unwanted prescription drugs Saturday
• Radiation not cause of cancer cluster
• Port Clinton spruces up
• Council gets early start on 2011 budget
• Cemetery vandalism: Police name charged teen, consider 3rd suspect
• Hospital schedules Medicare update
• ODNR hosts public meeting on erosion along Lake Erie
• Have you thought about getting a rain barrel?
• NO PARKING ON THE DINOSAUR
• Prescription to Addiction: Policy advice heading to governor
• Ottawa County to purchase salt at lower price this year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lakeside-Marblehead Lighthouse Festival set for Oct. 9
• OAK HARBOR AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
• Kern Center schedule features art, photo, video, defense, wine classes
• 666 households get help from WSOS cooling program
• Curtice man cited after flipping car
• Detours are coming to Oak Harbor
• FOR THE RECORD
• Orchard scenes make pretty pictures
• STEM lab promotes hands-on learning
• Man dies from Ohio 2 crash injuries
• EDGEWOOD MANOR RESIDENTS ENJOY HAPPY HOUR
• Salvation Army provides 595 students with school supplies, backpacks
• Ida Rupp Library kicks off movie series Friday
• WSOS board seeks $476,000 for rental assistance
• Ottawa County focuses on fetal alcohol disorders
• Finding a cause to believe in
• Hundreds have fun for United Way
• Family sees benefits to no-additives diet
• Crash shuts down lane of Ohio 2
• Free dance lessons at 7 p.m. Thursday in Bellevue
• Evening English classes start Oct. 7 at Tech Center
• 5th graders experience outdoors
• Radiation level report for Clyde area to be released
• Fixing budget woes starts with adult corrections
• 'What the government can do, the people can do better'
• Challenger mixes schmalz with drive
• Can governor again defy political odds?
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grape stomping on Middle Bass
• Put-in-Bay will host 5K run Sept. 25
• Motorcycle poker run to combat diabetes
• Make appointment for your flu shot
• Check your child safety seat at event
• Child auditions for 'The Nutcracker'
• Employment meeting for displaced Silgan workers
• Elmore inaugurates Irish Festival at Depot Park
• Rocking weekend planned for Gem Beach
• GOING BACK IN TIME
• FOR THE RECORD
• Customs and Border Protection could build new office
• Report: Woman stole food, assaulted store owner
• Traffic stop results in arrest on drug charges
• Elmore business owners are told to rewire buildings by next month
• FOR THE RECORD
• Boats starting to sell again at Cedar Point event
• Harder turns down a plea deal in case involving underage girl
• Injured soldier heading home
• Rainbow Acres Daycare sponsoring USDA food program
• Riverview celebrates Grandparents Day
• Village updates website
• REAL-LIFE MATH
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Memorial gazebo dedicated at Riverview
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINICS
• Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge hosts benefit car show
• Terra Green Team plants community garden
• Environmental factors are tied to cancer rates
• FOR THE RECORD
• Extreme Marine
• Council to mull allowing golf cart-like vehicles on streets
• Ex-firefighter accused of stealing from volunteer fund
• Police allege ex-cop exposed self to girl
• Chamber hosting casino game night
• Kern Center offering 'How-To' series of courses at Terra
• ODNR grants aid firefighters
• DINNER TIME
• Elmore property's prospects touted
• Aging population, health costs boost debt
• FOR THE RECORD
• Andrew Lockshin held in contempt of court
• Dedication in memory of 3 who drowned
• Court closes Lakeside Marine
• Notes for some annoying, kind and awkward strangers
• Idea for artists colony didn't hold water
• Bellevue husband indicted on murder charges for wife's death
• Gray skies keep numbers low at Grub 'n Suds
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans would be unchanged
• Debt surges, but tough choices ignored
• FISHING FOR CUSTOMERS
• Fire safety awareness event will be Sept. 25 at Maumee Andersons store
• Variety of computer classes available at Terra Community College
• Voter registration events scheduled for Constitution Day at Owens College
• Seniors invited to fall dinner at VFW Hall
• Make reservation for Sept. 22 lunch club meeting
• Talk to other caregivers on special support group conference call
• Network with other professionals Monday at Clarion Inn event
• Rep. Kaptur, seniors cut Social Security birthday cake
• Carp czar aims to hasten ouster
• Religion Briefly
• Make reservation for Sept. 22 lunch club meeting
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
• Talk to other caregivers on special support group conference call
• Network with other professionals Monday at Clarion Inn event
• 21-year-old faces drug charge after traffic stop
• Senior Spotlight: Otterbein brings entire family back together
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont standoff has peaceful end
• Library seeks overdue items
• Advisory council schedules meeting
• Maritime Museum to celebrate annual Bay Days this weekend
• Kern Center at Terra schedules computer courses
• Immaculate Conception preschoolers start classes
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Port Clinton landlords plan to fight city's decision on tenant accounts
• FOR THE RECORD
• Veterans' descendants restore markers
• Reactor head getting replaced 3 yrs early
• BMV program allows state motorists to support Special Olympics on license plates
• Solid Waste District sponsoring collection of hazardous wastes
• LEFT TO DANGLE
• Counties honor Sept. 11 with tribute weekend, run
• Marblehead girl recovering after her leg was run over during parade
• FOR THE RECORD
• Judge: Conviction stands; sentencing set
• $5.1M will repair 95 years of exposure
• 2 teens arrested in vandalism at Clyde cemetery
• Perch dinner at American Legion
• Medical center offers CPR course
• Citizens: Meter program saves $
• Algae bloom season nearing end
• Red Cross schedules local blood drive
• Website helps list emergency contacts
• Scrap metal collection planned
• Fashion show to benefit mammogram fund
• SPIKE THE VICIOUS DOG
• Man charged with drug possession
• FOR THE RECORD
• Girl's leg injured by Labor Day float
• Observatory plans moth, shorebird events
• Alternative medicine to be topic of lunch
• Health Dept. to have clinics
• Fremont celebrates Labor Day with parade
• Where tractors retire
• ERIE TOWNSHIP CRASH
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lakeside bids farewell to another summer
• Bridal Expo set Sunday at Hayes Center
• Tax stealing glow from getting tan?
• Raffle tickets on sale for quilt
• Owens speaker to focus on Muslim stereotypes in 'No, I Am Not a Terrorist!'
• It isn't easy turning into a lizard creature
• Port Clinton High School goes wireless
• Haunted Hydro gives wannabe freaks, monsters their big shot
• Event volunteers easy to find
• Barbershop chorus to perform at East Harbor State Park
• Firelands' diabetes support group to meet Sept. 13
• Basic EMT program starts Sept. 16 at Vanguard-Sentinel
• CAMPUS NEWS
• Conservation district to meet
• Hospital sponsoring cash for gold event
• Ohio suspect in terror funding released on bond
• Women pilots group plans chapter meeting
• Library purchases new digital microfilm scanner
• Mary Adams quilts despite setback
• Police arrest man hiding inside wall of his home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oak Harbor wrestler J.D. Bergman aims to come out on top in Russia
• Parent dresses as Santa to protest school district
• Six-week gentle yoga class starts Sept. 20 in Danbury
• Johnson's Island Civil War Roundtable meets Sept. 26
• ElderCollege fall schedule set at Terra Community College
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• EHOVE garage sale nets $3,100
• Toledo Zoo bugs out with special programs, crafts, activities Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Levorchick retires from sheriff's office
• Local ghost tales told in book
• Magruder tightens belt with layoffs
• Crash lands illegal immigrant charges for leaving scene, DUI
• FOR THE RECORD
• Andrew Lockshin in trouble again
• Woman dies in head-on crash with bus
• MOTHERS OF TWINS CLUB
• EHOVE Career Center reaching out through social networking
• County Job and Family Services programs are available to assist eligible households
• THE BAND THAT RECYCLES
• City to remove tree stumps downtown
• Lakeside season draws to a close Sunday night
• Middle school will have math night for parents
• Project-Based Learning comes to Oak Harbor
• KEEPING HER COOL
• SELLING SUSPICIOUS ITEMS
• Trailer loaded with $5,000 of gear stolen from Bay Township
• First day back for Woodmore students, new superintendent
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man who killed wife tried to kill self
• Woman going on 50 dates in 50 states
• Gov. touts jobs, higher ed, lower taxes
• Solid Waste District sponsors hazardous waste collection
• Terra gala to have wild West theme
• Official seeks to apply for funding to make improvements to street
• FOR THE RECORD
• 1933 ice cream machine still works, draws festival crowds
• Strickland making campaign stop at Terra
• Will anyone be held responsible?
• $150K from FAA will help airport
• No shortage of smiling faces and friendly waves in Lakeside
• BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
• Far from home, migrants fill Ohio jobs
• Crystal Bowersox comes to Toledo
• Municipal court recognizes intervention graduates
• Ballet classes taught more than just how to dance
• Marblehead Perch Festival sees good weather, turnout
• Police: Man injured in motorcycle crash
• Farming a family affair
• School helps children out of field
• Data: Illegal immigration not an Ohio issue
• Woman accused of passing bad check
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Health department clinics schedules for Sept. 7-10
• Construction skills class starts Sept. 27
• Paving starts Tuesday on Third Street Sewer Separation Project
• School districts take credit for improvements
• School districts take credit for improvements
• Health department clinics schedules for Sept. 7-10
• Ida Rupp Library waiving kids' fines for overdue items
• Construction skills class starts Sept. 27
• Paving starts Tuesday on Third Street Sewer Separation Project
• Senior Spotlight: Bill Bergman plays clarinet in Legion band
• Pedestrian killed by semi was from Mich.
• Man seriously injured in motorcycle accident
• FOR THE RECORD
• Arsonist won't go to prison
• Terra Community College buys 37 acres near campus
• Vote for Perry's Victory Memorial for park to win $100,000 grant
• Lakeside season closes with busy week of performances
• Budweiser Clydesdales visit Sandusky County Fair
• Police use mace to subdue man during arrest
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• FOR THE RECORD
• Truck kills pedestrian trying to cross U.S. 250
• Algae slows water production in Put-in-Bay
• Crystal Bowersox back in area with 'Idol' concert tour
• A class on getting to know Ottawa County
• ROCKETS FUELING UP
• Wildlife refuge going greener with solar panel installation
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man shot by deputies had drugs in body
• Silgan: We want to keep jobs in Ohio
• Pedestrian hit, killed by semi in morning accident on U.S. 250
• CAMPUS NEWS
• FLOWERS GET A DRINK
• Open house set for Sunday at St. Boniface Catholic School
• Haunted Hydro having auditions Sept. 4, 5
• Results OK, but some pledge to do better
• Man shot by deputies had drugs in body
• Recycle scrap metal, old appliances at fairgrounds
• Talk about Oak Harbor: As summer ends, go to workshop or celebrate Grandparents Day
• Children's author to visit Lakeside, Marblehead for signings Sept. 4
• FIRST DAY BACK AT ST. BONIFACE
• Terra Community College makes Military Friendly Schools list
• Port Clinton City Council meeting takes 13 minutes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Only 181 more days until summer break
• 'Race' funding to help Ottawa districts
• Construction almost done at Danbury schools
• 275 pot plants found in Ottawa County
• Cedar Point boat show next month
• College Preview night Sept. 21 at Fifth Third Field
• Elmore receives mixed reactions to speed bumps
• Elmore barn is one for the ages
• FOR THE RECORD
• Open houses greet new, old students
• Juror shortage leads to peer roundup
• ODH study: No cancer cluster here
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• That text isn't worth your life
• Marblehead festival a peachy time for all
• Widow uses experience to help others
• School districts plan for fiscal uncertainty
• American Legion Post 324 serving breakfast Sunday
• School board plans regular meeting for Tuesday
• Piano instructor to perform concert at church Sunday
• Edgewood Manor Throws Summer Beach Party
• Organizations create nature preserve
• Catawba park board will meet Monday
• OSU Stone Lab has open house
• Kellys Island fire: Police say work lamp might be to blame
• 90th birthday party at Trinity Lutheran
• OSU Stone Lab has open house
• Workshops get kids outdoors
• Irene Thompson has positive outlook
• Small wonders Ornamental trees add flourish to landscape
• Oak Harbor's lights a point of pride
• Local man accused of endangering children
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wood baseball bats require different techniqe than metal
• HOPING FOR A BITE
• Squirrel hunting season opens Sept. 1 in Ohio
• Genoa to pay $55,000 to shut down power plant in Marietta
• 1 injured in motorcycle accident
• Toledo man charged with carrying concealed weapon
• Man gets prison term for numerous thefts
• FOR THE RECORD
• Biz event focuses on 'economic gardening'
• 2nd home goes up in Conestoga area
• Blaze burns 2 businesses to ground
• Prescription to Addiction: Task force tackles drug treatment
• FOR THE RECORD
• Trial set in horse case Facebook threat
• Fremont workers back to the grind
• Meadowbrook Marsh nets $126K for trails
• Fitness classes offered for fall
• Insurance agent earns certification
• Lakeside looks back at the Civil War
• Terra debuts Skilled Trades Center
• Clyde motorcyclist killed after head-on car crash Tuesday
• Woodmore school recovers from rains
• East Harbor algae levels remain high
• Port Clinton music teacher retires on a high note
• Oak Harbor man indicted for burglary, theft, forgery charges
• Teens flown to hospital after fiery head-on crash in Bay Township
• Motorcyclist killed after crash on Ohio 101 in Clyde
• FOR THE RECORD
• Vandals strike Allen Township subdivision
• Council stews over development plans
• Coroner: Linda Beach died of head injuries
• Gem Beach concert aids United Way
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Police: Man, 62, caused drunken disturbance at hospital
• Columbus man charged with assault in July 31 incident
• Oak Harbor taking time on sewer fix
• FOR THE RECORD
• Strickland, Nutter stump for each other
• Bellevue man charged in wife's death
• No foul play suspected in drowning death
• Hayes Center offering Internet genealogy class
• 'Mindless' reality TV shows highlight creativity
• Flyers overcome storm damage
• Mayor: Villas will be asset to village
• Salvage boats quick to clean up wreckage
• Body of missing Oak Harbor man found
• State doles out $8.29 million from clean trails fund
• Record number of students come to EHOVE registration
• Thunderstorms cause power outages in area
• Three-vehicle crash slows traffic Sunday on Ohio 163
• Passenger taken to hospital after crash
• Man injured in motorcycle crash
• Support group schedules meeting
• State boat dock lottery deadline nearing
• 9-1-1 misuse can tie up emergency lines
• Put-in-Bay Plane crash: All passengers safe
• 9-1-1 misuse can tie up emergency lines
• Put-in-Bay Plane crash: All passengers safe
• Authorities plan driving checkpoint
• Red Cross will host pair of blood drives
• Medical center has vascular screening
• Support group schedules meeting
• State boat dock lottery deadline nearing
• SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Pamela Wolf has seen a lot of changes
• Beloved priest, principal Earl Loeffler dies at 83
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pilot put plane in water on purpose
• Therapeutic horse riding program needs volunteers
• Learn how to reposition organs at Maya Abdominal Massage course
• Fly in or drive in for pancake breakfast at airport Sunday
• SPROUSE INSURANCE OPENS NEW OFFICE IN OAK HARBOR
• Celebrate Commodore Perry's life and victory in Put-in-Bay
• CAR FIRE
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wanted: Votes for software project
• Fatal motorcycle crashes up in Ohio
• Algae prompts warning at East Harbor
• Two thefts reported in Allen Township after man tried to sell alarms
• Marblehead 25-year-old gets second DUI charge in two and a half weeks
• FOR THE RECORD
• FORT FIRELANDS CAR SHOW
• Musher Lou Goldstein loses best dog
• Downtown split on tree removal
• Traffic stop ends with heroin charges
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• CORRECTION
• OTTAWA COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES
• City sewer, water projects still on time
• Owens Community College adds systems security program
• EHOVE hires new assistant principal
• Woman cut coupons, cost of groceries in half
• Terra meets with elected officials to plan, listen and learn
• Port Clinton teachers get early start
• Council objects to use of state funds to relocate Silgan Plastics
• FOR THE RECORD
• New eatery has big menu, lotsa beer
• Vess bad check trial to start Aug. 26
• Inaugural ‘Lake Erie Boat Week’ Postponed Until 2010
• Lake Erie Boat Week First Volunteer and Informational Meeting Scheduled
• ‘Lake Erie Boat Week’ Scheduled To Launch On Labor Day Weekend 2009
• Port Clinton Walleye Festival

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