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• From Tarina in Career Services: "I have a student who is graduating this quarter...
• Those of you pursuing our Sales & Marketing Degree or any student interested in...
• Your Financial Aid package for the new year must be completed by this Friday, th...
• Your Summer Class Schedule must be turned in today or we will assume you are not...
• The referral contest was held May 14th-17th. The winners of the two baskets wer...
• The referral contest was held May 14th-17th. The winners of the two baskets wer...
• Student Appreciation Week - concludes with Fruit & Vegie Day!
• Student Appreciation Week - Sub Day provided by DeVry!
• Congratulations to the first 3 lucky winners for Spring Quarter 2012 in the OBC...
• Happy Friday! Another week is coming to an end; finish up the week strong so yo...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tactile (TAK-tull), adjective Or of pertaining to the s...
• Student Appreciation Week - Pizza today!
• Community Service Week May 21-25
• Community Service Week May 21-25
• Student Appreciation Week is here! Today is doughnuts, enjoy.
• Erie County Museums Celebrate International Museum Day
• Upcoming next week. . . .
• OBC Students Helping Students Award - Shane was nominated by an OBC student for...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tandem (TAN-dum), adjective One after another. To walk i...
• It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Make sure to let your teachers know how much yo...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tangible (TAN-juh-bull), adjective Real; touchable. Tha...
• Big Splash Raffle To Offer $250,000 In Prizes
• OBC gear -- check out the new colors! See Sue or Cecilia today.
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tantamount (TAN-tuh-mount), adjective Equivalent to in...
• OBC goes Hawaiian! Thursday - OBC gear and Friday - your favorite color! Have fun!
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Taurine (TAW-rine), adjective Of or retaining to bull....
• Animal Print today -- looking good! Wednesday --Hawaiian, Thursday -- OBC Gear...
• Reminder to all OBC students please let the front desk know any changes to your...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tautology (taw-TOL-uh-gee), noun Unnecessary repetition...
• Theme Week --Polka Dots today (nice shoes) Tuesday - Animal Print, Wednesday - H...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Taxonomy (tak-SON-uh-mee), noun The science of formal c...
• Cecilia had the great idea of adding in some motivational quotes to our vocabula...
• Recently Tarina has sent some student’s resumes out to employers who have then l...
• Sandusky Area Maritime Museum Annual Dinner
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Teetotaler (tee-TOE-tuh-ler), noun Someone who does not...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Telekinesis (tel-uh-kuh-NEE-siss), noun The supposed ab...
• New OBC gear -- check it out! See Cecilia, Sue or Miana
• Week 5 - Clothing Theme Week!
• Faculty/Staff Baby Photo Contest sponsored by Student Ambassadors begins April 2...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Telepathy (tuh-LEP-uh-thea), noun The supposed ability...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Temblor (TEM-blor), noun An earthquake. Temblor is deri...
• Happy National High Five Day!
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Temerity (tuh-MARE-uh-tee), noun Rashness; reckless dis...
• On April 29th at 12:00pm, Wakeman St. Mary's Youth and Young Adult Ministry is h...
• Students: Be sure to check your student email regularly for important informatio...
• Faculty/Staff Baby Photo Contest begins April 23rd!
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tenable (TEN-uh-bull), adjective Capable of being maint...
• Now is the time to schedule your FA appointment to complete your packaging for t...
• Easter Extravaganza Golden Ticket Winners (Age groups)
• Easter Extravaganza Raffle Winners
• Tarina is looking for Legal Externs! PLEASE stop by her office if you have 3 qu...
• Tarina has two job opportunities for Marketing, Sales, or Business students. Bo...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tenacious (tuh-NAY-shuss), adjective Unyielding; stubbo...
• Don't miss the Easter Extravaganza April 14th (photo's with Easter Bunny at 9:30...
• Attention all students. The book store will be closing for the quarter at 4pm th...
• Just a reminder --After Easter Extravaganza Saturday April 14th -- Easter Egg Hu...
• Great attendance the first week of Spring Quarter! Keep up the good work.
• Tips from Tarina for job seekers: Please try to keep your phone number the same...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tenet (TEN-ut), noun A principle. Something held to be...
• Student Ambassador Meeting Monday, April 9th @ 5 pm
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tenuous (TEN-yoo-uss), adjective Not solid (in terms of...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tenure (TEN-yur), noun The holding of a post or propert...
• “Just a reminder to all OBC students, book buy back will end this Friday, April...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tertiary (TUR-shee-are-ee), adjective Third in successi...
• OBC students check your Email -- important message.
• A special welcome to all new OBC students!
• Tarina has a great Externship opportunity for Sales & Marketing or Business stud...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Testatrix (tess-TAY-triks), noun A female who sets her...
• Piccadilly Circus
• Attention Students! Have you changed your address or phone number recently? Le...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tete-a-tete (TET-ah-tet), noun A meeting in which two pe...
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Outdoor Advertising Honored
• OBC New Student Orientation March 28th at 9 am or 6 pm
• Check out this article about a trend in businesses across the country. More and...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Theocentric (the-oh-SEN-trik), adjective Placing God at...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Theocracy (thee-OK-ruh-see), noun Government by religio...
• Tarina has a great job lead for Business/Sales and Marketing students: a salarie...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Thespian (THESS-pee-un), noun An actor. Thespian refers...
• Attention Students: The budgeting workshop for tonight has been canceled, but t...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tintinnabulation (tin-tin-ab-yoo-LAY-shun), noun The ri...
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands to Host Meeting Professionals International MidAmerica Conference
• Enjoy the break and be sure to order your books for Spring Quarter. See you Apri...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tirade (TIE-raid), noun An extended outburst of harsh t...
• Beware the Ides of March!
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Launches Photo Contest
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Titular (TICH-uh-lur), adjective By title only. The tit...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tome (toam), noun A thick or heavy book. Tome applies e...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Toothsome (TOOTH-sum), adjective Pleasant or appealing...
• Erie County Master Gardeners To Sponsor Spring Seminar
• Thank you to all the OBC students that donated the baked goods for the St. Patri...
• OBC " Perfect Attendance for Winter Quarter" Pizza Party
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Torrential (to-REN-shul), adjective Reminiscent of or p...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Torpor (TOR-pur), noun Indifference, sloth or inactivit...
• Ohio Business College Sandusky is now an established chapter of the National Tec...
• Attention all OBC students who are bi-lingual: Please make sure Tarina in Caree...
• All graduating OBC students: “Did you turn in your graduation application?” OBC...
• Today we have a two for one special on the Vocab. Word of the Day! 1. Torte (to...
• Don't forget! The workshop is free, but you must contact Miana by March 14th!
• Don't miss the St. Patrick's Day Bake Sale Week March 5 - 9 Yummy baked goods i...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tractable (TRAK-tuh-bull), adjective Manageable or easy...
• Reminder: St. Patrick's Day Bake Sale Week March 5 - 9 Yummy desserts! Special...
• Our virtual bookstore is now open for ordering and book buy back. Detailed instr...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Trajectory (truh-JEK-tuh-ree), noun The path of flight...
• Don't Forget, St. Patrick's Day Bake Sale Event March 5 - 9 Yummy desserts to p...
• Security Does Matter written by an OBC Student I am letting you know that...
• Our latest big winner in the OBC PC Club Computer Raffle is...... Jerry Hunt! So...
• Students Helping Students Award- Laura was nominated by an OBC Student for helpi...
• Students Helping Students Award- Christine was nominated by an OBC student for g...
• Vocab Word of the Day: Transcendental (tran-sun-DEN-tl), adjective Beyond the r...
• OBC Students ---last chance to turn in your class schedules. You will not be abl...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Translucent (tranz-LOO-sunt), adjective Capable of allo...
• Book ordering for Spring will be March 5th to April 13th, and Book Buy Back for...
• Please get your OBC Spring Quarter schedules turned in at the front desk as soon...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Transpire (tran-SPIRE), verb To take place. That which...
• OBC gear and Hat Day--- looking good!
• Christine Cumston is our next big winner in the OBC PC Club Computer Raffle. So...
• Vocab Word of the Day: Transpose (trans-POZE), verb To reverse or change the po...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Travail (truh-VALE), noun Hard work, especially work ca...
• Upcoming OBC Student Ambassador Event -- Bake Sale March 5 - 9 Everyone welcome...
• The Financial Aid department is currently scheduling appointments for students t...
• “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there”-...
• OBC Student Ambassadors -- next meeting Monday, Feb. 27th at 5 pm. All OBC stud...
• Mardi Gras Can Food Drive is going well. Everyone looks great wearing the beads-...
• All OBC students, please get your schedules turned in for Spring Quarter as soon...
• There were some great jobs on-line and in the Register this past weekend. Multi...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Travesty (TRAV-ih-stee), noun A grotesque parody (of so...
• Today is the Mardi Gras Can Food Drive event -- bring can goods and receive bead...
• Congratulations to Brandy Green, the winner of last week's referral contest! Gr...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Treatise (TREE-tiss), noun A scholarly essay or written...
• Student Ambassador's Mardi Gras Celebration (food drive) and Clothing Theme Week...
• Friday - Fruit & Vegies for all OBC Students. We hope all students enjoyed Stude...
• Thursday - Subs for all OBC Students!
• Fun fact: Today is National Random Act of Kindness Day. Take the time to flash a...
• The OBC PC Club has announced the winners of the latest computer raffle, bringin...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Trenchant (TREN-chunt), adjective Cutting or keen. That...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Trepidation (trep-ih-DAY-shun), noun A state of fear or...
• Student Ambassador Meeting Monday, February 20th at 5 pm in OBC break room. All...
• Student Helping Students Award given to Brittany for helping another OBC student...
• Wednesday - Pizza Day for all OBC Students!
• Openings in Norwalk for full-time data entry, medical billing. Must type 55 wpm...
• The OBC PC Club is off the ground and running! We have about 30 members now con...
• Upcoming Event Sponsored by Student Ambassadors - Mardi Gras Food Drive on Febru...
• Student Appreciation Week at Ohio Business College!
• Monday - Donut Day for all OBC students!
• Get help with your taxes...FOR FREE!
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Triennial (tri-EN-ee-ul), adjective Occurring every...
• Congratulations to our first winner in the computer raffle hosted by the OBC PC...
• Vocab. word of the Day: Troglodyte (TROG-luh-dyte), noun One who behaves in a b...
• Bring a Friend to School Week! February 13th-17th
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Truncheon (TRUN-chun), noun A stick carried by police o...
• OBC Student Ambassador Meeting today, Feb 8th @ 4:30 pm in the break room. All O...
• Attention students: Next week (February 13th-17th) OBC will be hosting a Bring...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tryst (trist), noun A prearranged meeting, especially o...
• CONGRATULATIONS goes out to Liz Gilbert, the winner of the Super Bowl 50/50 Raff...
• We are happy to announce that Ohio Business College in Sheffield Village has tea...
• Character at Work! Pledge I will be a person of CHARACTER. I will show OPTIMISM...
• Graduation Group Photo.
• If you have a change of address or phone number, be sure to fill out the form at...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tumultuous (too-MUL-choo-uss), adjective Chaotic, espec...
• Super Bowl 50/50 Raffle! Choose your favorite team and see if you win the 50/50...
• "If you hold a cat by the tail you learn things you cannot learn any other way"...
• Check the job board every week in the Student Break Room. Tarina updates the bo...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Tutelage (TOOT-l-ij), noun The act of providing guided...
• The 1098T forms were mailed. Previously students were told you in an email that...
• January Graduation
• If anyone knows Lisa Gebard, make sure to let her know that she's a winner!
• 500 likes! Now that we have reached our goal, we have randomly selected one of...
• Attention Legal Assisting Majors….Tarina has a few job leads requiring legal ter...
• Remember, graduation rehearsal is today at 6pm in the OBC break room. Be there!
• Attention Legal Administrative Assisting Majors….Tarina has a few job leads requ...
• Attention students: Graduation is this Saturday, January 28th, at 10:00 AM. It...
• Is this your first quarter at Ohio Business College? Have you logged onto your...
• FYI: “Business Casual” does not mean it is appropriate to wear jean and/or tenn...
• OBC Winter Graduation Information
• New regulations are in place for the 2012-2013 award year. If you receive food...
• We are up to 497 "likes" of our Facebook page. Once we get to 500 we will draw...
• If you are receiving emails from FAFSA.ed.gov, or the Department of Education a...
• The Financial Aid Department just wants to remind you that: You will be receivi...
• Students Helping Students Award Nicole was nominated by an OBC student for being...
• Students Helping Students Elizabeth was nominated by an OBC student for being so...
• Have you forgotten to return a book to our OBC library? Look around your house a...
• Tarina has some teller (banking) job opportunities. They are part-time to start...
• Did you lose your car keys? We have a set at the front desk. Describe and claim!
• The 2nd Tuesday of each month Tarina, our Career Services Director, is hosting a...
• Tarina has an excellent opportunity for a Web Design student to get their Extern...
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Featured At Columbus Travel Show
• “No person has the right to rain on your dreams.” Martin Luther King Jr.
• Tarina in Career Services has some great Externship opportunities available to s...
• Hey OBC students/graduates, Tarina has some great job leads this week…including...
• Students: The book store website is closing today at 4pm. If anyone needs to or...
• Graduates and students ~ Have you moved or changed phone numbers? Be sure to inf...
• Meghan graduated last quarter and after Tarina in Career Services helped her wit...
• Attention: OBC PC Club has their first meeting set for 1/18/12 at 5:00pm. This...
• Attention all students who anticipate graduating at the end of Winter and Spring...
• Reminder! The book store will be closed by Friday at 4pm. All orders need to be...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Ubiquitous (yoo-BIK-wi-tuss), adjective Seemingly every...
• Everybody have a great weekend! See you on Monday!
• ATTENTION STUDENTS! You may no longer use any other ID besides your school ID to...
• St. Mary's in Wakeman has a group going to the March for Life in Washington on J...
• Contentment is not the fulfillment of what you want but the realization of how m...
• Attention IT Support Students: Ohio Business College is forming an OBC PC Club....
• Man, if we had 9 more likes of our page one of our students would win a comfy, l...
• Reminder for all students: The book buy back feature on the book store website...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Ulterior (ul-TIR-ee-ur), adjective Secret (especially o...
• Alright, we're up to 491 people who "like" our page. It got really cold out ove...
• We would like to extend a warm welcome to Erin Cremean, the newest member of the...
• The OBC family would like to wish everyone a very SAFE and HAPPY New Year. Enjoy...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Ultimatum (ul-tih-MAY-tum), noun One’s last set of dema...
• We have 484 people who "like" this page. If we had 16 more, one of our lucky st...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Umbrage (UM-brij), noun Resentful annoyance. To take um...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Undulate (UN-dyoo-late), verb Move in a wavelike motion...
• Graduates and students ~ Have you moved or changed phone numbers? Be sure to inf...
• Are you an Accounting, Business or Finance Student? Become a Tax Preparer and n...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Unilateral (yoo-ni-LAT-ur-el), adjective Undertaken ind...
• Winter Quarter Orientation will be held tomorrow, December 28th, at 9am and agai...
• Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all in the OBC family! We look forward to...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Upbraid (up-BRAID), verb To criticize and assign blame...
• A reminder to students that classes for the Winter quarter start on Tuesday, Jan...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Upstage (up-STAYJ), verb To distract attention from (a...
• I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think.-- Socrates
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Ursine (UR-sin), adjective Bearlike. Ursine derives fro...
• The students are gone. Way too much free time on our hands.
• The OBC PC Elves were here. Can you guess whose office this is?
• Follow us on Twitter @OBC_Sandusky!
• Reminder for students: When ordering your books, keep in mind that shipping may...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Usurp (yoo-SURP), verb To assume forcibly and/or withou...
• Good luck to the 20+ EHOVE students at our campus today for mock interviews. Th...
• A reminder to students that classes for the Winter quarter start on Tuesday, Jan...
• New Brochure Highlights Lake Erie Shores and Islands Civil War Sites
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Usury (YOO-sur-ee), noun Excessive interest on a loan....
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Utilitarian (yoo-til-ih-TARE-ee-un), adjective Characte...
• "I have not failed, I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."- Thomas Edison...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Utopia (yoo-TOE-pee-uh), noun A (theoretical) perfect s...
• I don't think much of a man who is not wiser today than he was yesterday. ~Abra...
• Vocab Word of the Day: Vacillate (VAS-uh-late), verb To waver between options....
• The OBC bookstore is now officially open!
• Remember that doing a great job at your Externship site will be experience to ad...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Vacuous (VAK-yoo-uss), adjective Lacking content or sub...
• OBC’s virtual bookstore is now open for Book Buy Back only. All current students...
• A reminder to students that classes for the Winter quarter start on Tuesday, Jan...
• Have a great weekend everyone - one more week of school and then it's time for...
• Vocab Word of the Day: Vagary (VAY-guh-ree), noun An unexpected or seemingly ca...
• Book ordering for winter quarter should start on the 13th. An e-mail has already...
• Congratulations to all of the students who had perfect attendance this quarter!...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Vanguard (VAN-gard), noun The most advanced groups (of...
• •REPOSTING: As you well know, our community has been hit with many suicides in t...
• A reminder to students that classes for the winter quarter start on Tuesday, Jan...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Variegated (VAR-ee-uh-gay-tid), adjective Changing in c...
• 70 years ago this morning the U.S. was attacked by the Empire of Japan... R.I.P...
• Please keep in mind that texts from the school are a courtesy and are not meant...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Vehement (VEE-uh-ment), adjective Strongly felt or mark...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Venerable (NEV-er-uh-bull), adjective Dignified and wor...
• Erie County Fair 2012
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Verbose (ver-BOSE), adjective Wordy. That which uses un...
• An exciting externship opportunity for accounting students is now available. Ge...
• BONUS Vocab Word of the Day: Verdant (VUR-dnt), adjective Green (with plant lif...
• Congratulations to several students who won passes to Kalahari, The Columbus Zoo...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Veritable (VER-ih-tuh-bull), adjective Authentic; true....
• Congratulations to Cecilia Blevins the winner of the raffle drawing for the Hand...
• Have you picked up your schedule from the front desk? They are due back on Novem...
• ATTENTION ALL FALL 2011 GRADUATES... Did you complete your exit counseling proce...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Vernacular (ver-NAK-yoo-lur), noun and adjective The mo...
• Only two days left to contribue to the School Spirit Food Drive! Grab some cans...
• It's not too late to participate in the food drive. A small effort on your part...
• Everyone have a very SAFE and happy Thanksgiving holiday. See you all on Monday!
• Graduates and students ~ Have you moved or changed phone numbers? Be sure to inf...
• Tarina in Career Services has some new, exciting Externship opportunities. If y...
• Ohio Business College will be closed on Thursday, November 24th and Friday, Nove...
• This week is Spirit Week at OBC, so be sure to dress in your team colors and sho...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Vertigo (VUR-tih-go), noun A sensation of dizziness and...
• Winter quarter schedules are at the front desk. Please pick yours up today. Retu...
• A donation of 12 cans of veggies came in today for our School Spirit food drive....
• Boy, it sure is cold outside....if only you had a warm Ohio Business College hoo...
• Vocab Word of the Day: Vestige (VES-tij) noun A remaining sample of something n...
• Don't forget - the next session of our open house is from 4pm until 6pm. Make s...
• Winter quarter schedules are at the front desk. Please pick yours up today. Retu...
• Good afternoon everyone! Because Miana was out of the office yesterday, we will...
• OPEN HOUSE
• We hope to meet some new friends tomorrow, whether it is in the morning or late...
• Remember - when filling out applications in person, stopping into a temp agency...
• Personal finances can be handled much easier with the right bank account. If you...
• Do you ever wonder any of the following questions? • Which holidays will OBC be...
• Please share this event with all of your friends so we can show everyone what a...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Vindicate (VIN-dih-kate), verb Proven correct or innoce...
• Don't forget to stop out and make a donation... You can really make a difference!
• Good afternoon everyone. I just wanted to share this website with you. I recomme...
• Happy Veteran's Day and a special thank you to all of the men and women who have...
• 25 more likes of this page and one of our fans wins an OBC hoodie. Tell your fr...
• Vocab Word of the Day: Vindictive (vin-DIK-tiv), adjective Mean spirited; eager...
• Don’t wait until you are scheduled for Externship to get started volunteering....
• Lake Erie Shores And Islands Recognized Again For Marketing Efforts
• Vocab. Word of the Day: vociferous (vo-SIF-er-uss), adjective Marked by noisy e...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: volatile (VOL-uh-tull), adjective Potentially unstable....
• Reminder…Tarina in Career Services is in need of your resume. If you don’t have...
• A man walks into a bar carrying jumper cables. The bartender looks at him and s...
• Here is a link to the Emergency Management Agency for Huron County. You can sign...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: voracious (vo-RAY-shuss), adjective Greedily hungry. So...
• If you would thoroughly know anything, teach it to others.~ Tryon Edwards
• Vocab. Word of the Day: wallow (WALL-lo), verb To immerse oneself in utterly....
• Practice makes perfect!!!! Practice your typing. Many jobs give you a typing te...
• Remember! If you change your address, its important that you update your inform...
• If any students have any questions about email, whether it is about your student...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: watershed (WAH-ter-shed), noun An important event that s...
• Bras for a Cause boasts uncanny creativity
• Don't forget to wear your Halloween Costume this week. Have your picture taken b...
• Donald C. Lang, June 30, 1921-Oct. 22, 2011
• Leona R. (Bixler) Andres, Dec. 23, 1923-Oct. 24, 2011
• City breaks ground on west end overpass
• The List: Angela Holbrook-Habeck shares her top job interview tips
• Lead paint removed from more than 200 local homes
• The Mailbag: What's going on with dredging in the bay?
• Have you moved recently or changed phone numbers? Please be sure to inform us of...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: wayfaring (WAY-fare-ing), adjective - Tending to tra...
• On the job: Lunch Box serves up homemade goodness
• Deann R. Stanley, Sept. 19, 1966-Oct. 22, 2011
• Boat crashes, two missing off Cedar Point breakwall
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 23, 2011
• Maryland businessman has eyes on Maui Sands
• Johnie Miracle, Feb. 7, 1941-Oct. 20, 2011
• Bobby L. Pitsenbarger, Sept. 26, 1938-Oct. 21, 2011
• Forum draws hundreds interested in Duke's discounts for all-electric homes
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 22, 2011
• Death Notices
• Thrift shop helps area unemployed
• Health inspections: How clean are your favorite eateries?
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Oct. 21
• Luther R. Moore, March 13, 1928-Oct. 17, 2011
• OBC Sandusky, showing support and wearing pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Help support Victory Kitchen while earning School Spirit points at the Sandusky...
• Coast Guard finds missing doctor's boat
• 28 more likes of this page and someone wins an OBC hoodie! Tell your friends an...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: wend (wend), verb, To go forward. To wend one’s way is t...
• Demand hits record levels at area food pantries, soup kitchens
• Death Notices
• E. Joyce Bailey Shircavage, Oct. 8, 1924-Oct. 15, 2011
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Oct. 20
• Corn, soy costs could rise 20 percent next year
• Erie County clerk of courts resigns
• UPDATED: Police catch driver in Camp Street crash
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Oct. 20
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Writhe (rythe), verb - To twist (the body), especially i...
• Trouble repaying your student loans? Get help before it’s too late. Contact our...
• Vocab. Word of the Day: Writhe (rythe,) verb - To twist (the body), especially i...
• Death Notices
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 20, 2011
• VIDEO: Between the Lines with guest Wes Poole
• Laura M. (Gill) Barton. Feb. 17, 1929-Oct. 18, 2011
• The deadline for Student Ambassador Applications for this quarter is Friday Octo...
• "Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." - Robert Col...
• VIDEO: Between the Lines with guest John Jacobs
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, Oct. 19
• Donald P. Rotsinger, March 21, 1940-Oct. 17, 2011
• Vocab. word of the day: Yeshiva (yuh-SHEE-vuh), noun A school for Orthodox Jewis...
• Grassroots group urges customers to choose Duke Energy
• Death Notices
• Helen K. (Krueger) Wahlers, Nov. 28, 1922-Oct. 17, 2011
• Doris J. Icsman, Nov. 12, 1924-Oct. 17, 2011
• Flood watch for Erie, Huron, Ottawa and Sandusky counties
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 19, 2011
• Maui Sands finds a buyer
• "You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream." - C. S. Lewis
• Students to ride Cedar Point coasters for psych class
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Have you read the OBC newsletter article about the importance of vocabulary? If...
• Vocab word of the day: Zealot (ZEL-ut), noun A fervent or fanatical partisan (i...
• Pending deal would give city dispatch to county
• Follow us on Twitter @OBC_Sandusky!
• Boat thieves, vandals strike two Sandusky marinas
• Cedar Fair names new chief operating officer
• "Nothing will work unless you do." - Maya Angelou
• Margaret Jane (Ballah) Linz, Dec. 9, 1921-Oct. 13, 2011
• Richard E. Enstad, Sept. 19, 1924-Oct. 14, 2011
• James E. 'Dr. J' Jump, Jan. 9, 1940-Oct. 13, 2011
• SPD reserve officer fired after drunken driving charge
• Francis G. Hunker, May 10, 1934-Oct. 14, 2011
• Sandusky Dock Schedule: Friday, Oct. 14
• Ruth Bevington, April 28, 1919-Oct. 12, 2011
• Ricco Donnell Walker Sr., May 10, 1951-Oct. 11, 2011
• Next Wednesday, October 19th, from 6 pm until 9pm, come out to Grease and Glamou...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Oct. 14
• Just a reminder that the online bookstore will be closing at 4pm today!
• Area work crews gear up for leaf pickups
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Oct. 13
• Death Notices
• Mary Anna (Dorshorst) Potter, March 9, 1930-Oct. 13, 2011
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 14, 2011
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Oct. 13
• If you had your own catch phrase, what would it be?
• Two suspected in May shooting get additional charges
• VIDEO: Between the Lines Norwalk mayoral debate
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 13, 2011
• Sandusky Bay Pavilion to host events though 2016
• Students seeing brighter future at mobile eye care clinic
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, Oct. 12
• New posts by candidates in the Decision 2011 forum...
• Deputies to motorists: Keep an eye out for deer
• Belaboring the Point: 45 days, 385 rides
• Reminder to all students: YOU are responsible for your belongs and should keep...
• Leonard H. Wood Sr., Sept. 19, 1933-Oct. 10, 2011
• John H. Pruitt, Oct. 5, 1928-Oct. 6, 2011
• John H. Carnes, Aug. 2, 1922-Oct. 6, 2011
• Sandusky Dock Schedule: Tuesday, Oct. 11
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Oct. 11
• Algal bloom bad for health, business
• The Mailbag: Will Sandusky deal with the mosquito problem?
• In fighting crime, commissioner eyes poverty programs
• Record it, if you dare ...
• Ruth S. Baumeister, Feb. 14, 1921-Oct. 8, 2011
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 7, 2011
• Busing booming in Sandusky
• Tuesday last day for voter registration
• Report: Lake Erie algal bloom worst ever
• VIDEO: Between the Lines with guests Keith Grohe and Barb Hargreaves
• The List: J Bistro Chef Jesse Harris' favorite places to eat
• Attention students! The online bookstore will be closing Friday. All additional...
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: UFO was bolide, not flying saucer
• Gloria Dean Gilmer, Feb. 21, 1933-Oct. 8, 2011
• Teens sing aloud in AmeriKids show choir
• Death Notices
• Benjamin C. Mikulski, Dec. 13, 1958-Oct. 7, 2011
• Ruth H. Schlett, March 6, 1925-Oct. 7, 2011
• Joseph C. George, April 9, 1951-Oct. 6, 2011
• Marie A. Amato, Dec. 16, 1914-Sept. 25, 2011
• State steps up plans to tackle lake pollution, algae
• Sandusky man arrested for arson in Aug. 3 apartment fire
• Death Notice
• Violence spike in Sandusky? Depends on who you ask
• Philip V. Johnson Jr., June 2, 1965-Oct. 6, 2011
• Vicki S. Sherwood, Jan. 2, 1963-Oct. 7, 2011
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Oct. 7
• Sandusky Dock Schedule: Friday, Oct. 7
• "I've found from past experiences: the tighter your plan, the more likely you ar...
• Sandusky man says woman propositioned him at Shoreline Park
• Commissioners choose N.C. candidate, Nicole Ard, as new city manager
• Blotter item of the Day: Oct. 7, 2011
• Death Notices
• Forecasters predict winter's hammer will fall hard and fast
• The Fall Quarter Newsletter is now available. You can access it at
• Prosecutor moves to revoke Aaron Voltz's bond
• "The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength...
• Frances Kaye Wisman, April 5, 1939-Oct. 4, 2011
• Kevin M. Gladwell, Jan 27, 1962-Ot. 4, 2011
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Oct. 6
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Oct. 6
• Locals: UFO over Sandusky Tuesday night was 'chart-topper'
• VIDEO: Watch the Erie County Chamber of Commerce Candidates Night
• Death Notices
• Lowell “Bud” Everingham, April 11, 1929-Oct. 4, 2011
• Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men. ~John F. Kennedy
• Meet Sandusky commission candidate Jeff Smith
• Sandusky woman named finalist in recipe contest
• Death Notices
• The Mailbag: What can I do about my unused Damon's gift card?
• Sandusky police prowl for felon who fled house arrest
• Erie County's best, worst beaches in 2011
• Meet Sandusky commission candidate Charlene Adams
• Death Notices
• Blotter Item of the Day: Oct. 5, 2011
• The Mailbag: What's going on with early voting? (Follow up)
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr glad to be a 'smaller' Irish fan
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan isn't as tempted by junk food anymore
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson gets into P90X
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Oct. 4
• If you are a graduate from summer quarter your grad cards and honors certificate...
• HalloWeekends
• Mental evaluation today for murder suspect accused of plunging screwdriver into wife
• Gearing up for Issue 2 vote, SB5 opponents open local HQ
• ODOT unveils website for west end overpass project
• Christmas comes early for Ohio beer lovers
• Meet city commission, manager candidates on Wednesday
• If you have already picked up your “Perfect Attendance” certificate from your ma...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Monday, Oct. 3
• All students attending classes this quarter need to order books ASAP! Also, Boo...
• Fish and wildlife officials battle sea lampreys in Great Lakes
• Sandusky Library branches out, offers eBooks for Kindle
• Henrietta M. Meekins, Sept. 15, 1926-Sept. 18, 2011
• Jimmy J. Eppse, Aug. 7, 1951-Sept. 30, 2011
• Robert E. Schneider, Dec. 14, 1925-Sept. 30, 2011
• Madison Grace Cheatham, Nov. 18, 2010-Sept. 30, 2011
• Sandusky prohibits installation of wood-burners
• Death Notices
• Appeals court sends murder case back to Erie County
• Have a great weekend everyone! We are so excited for the beginning of a new qua...
• Cats ready for adoption
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Jeff Smith
• The Mailbag: Is my barking dog violating any laws?
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Sept. 30
• Law enforcement's Sept. 17 blitz was hit and miss
• Teacher bridges language gap for migrant students
• Death Notice
• 34 more likes to go.... I know we can find 34 more people who want a chance to w...
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Sept. 29
• Former officer won't be charged in motorcycle club incident
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Sept. 29
• The Mailbag: Is Firelands Regional Medical Center a non-profit?
• Blotter item of the Day: Sept. 29, 2011
• Sign up to get text alerts about school closings through WKYC 3!
• Exciting News! We are welcoming at least 3 new faculty members this fall. They...
• Brenda Williams Stockett, March 28, 1952-Sept. 26, 2011
• Emily J. Palazzo, Jan. 22, 1924-Sept. 27, 2011
• Virginia Ann (Harrison) Platte- Kerr, March 24, 1918-Sept. 27, 2011
• Robert J. Christiansen, Sept. 24, 1925-Sept. 27, 2011
• Evelyn I. Heisler, Aug. 25, 1924-Sept. 27, 2011
• Sandusky Dock Schedule: Tuesday, Sept. 27
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Update: Damon's restaurant closes
• ATTENTION ALL SUMMER 2011 GRADUATES... Did you complete your exit counseling pro...
• Grade cards are now available to be picked up. Make sure you have your student ID!
• Death Notices
• Lois Mae (Tucker) Erne, April 22, 1927-Sept. 27, 2011
• Reminder to all students that SHRM and Real Estate classes will be starting soon...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Sept. 27
• FIT CHALLENGE: 'Why slow down now?'
• FIT CHALLENGE: Guess my weight and win a stuffed cat
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson needs a treadmill
• Meet the city manager candidates
• Local gas prices better than state, national average
• Parma man, 25, charged with sexually assaulting Sandusky girls
• Come on guys, 41 more likes on this page and one of you will win a hoodie! Tell...
• Patricia A. Good, July 23, 1933-Sept. 24, 2011
• Virginia "Ginny" Becker, Oct. 24, 1920-Sept. 26, 2011
• ODOT to host meeting Thursday at Sandusky city hall
• Have you turned in your Fall class schedule? Classes are filling up quickly!
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Monday, Sept. 26
• Students! Make sure you order your books ASAP in order to get them before class...
• Daughter echoes father's passion for music
• Ervin Carpenter, July 1, 1928-Sept. 23, 2011
• Debra A. (Hamlin) Smith, Dec. 12, 1958-Sept. 21, 2011
• Sandusky fire using efficiency study to guide strategic plan
• Death Notices
• Sandusky Dock Schedule: Friday, Sept. 23
• Leslie P. Flounders Jr., April 4, 1935-Sept. 22, 2011
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Sept. 23
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Sept. 23
• 'Most wanted' man turns himself in to Sandusky police
• Alvin H. Eckler, Dec. 8, 1924-Sept. 22, 2011
• The Mailbag: How do I find out about power outages?
• Grassroots group grows support for city manager election
• Death Notices
• Meadowlawn students learn to grow (their veggies)
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Dick Kinzel
• Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. ~William...
• Contest Time! We have a new goal to reach 500 "likes". As soon as we do, we wi...
• Orientation for Fall quarter is Sept. 28th at 9am and 6pm. Please call the front...
• Death Notices
• Candy Sue (Misner) Scheeser, April 23, 1947-Sept. 21, 2011
• Katherine R. (Joss) Capizzi, Jan. 2, 1933-Sept. 20, 2011
• Meet Sandusky commission candidate John Jacobs
• Bonnie M. Wunder, May 16, 1937-Sept. 20, 2011
• Lillian Carella Wade, Feb. 2, 1914-ept. 19, 2011
• Honors letters will be mailed to you. Please make sure the front desk has your...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, Sept. 21
• It's not too late to enroll in Fall classes! Stop procrastinating and call Ohio...
• Sandusky group to discuss elected city manager at meeting
• Death Notices
• David G. Bachman, Feb. 7, 1945-Sept. 19, 2011
• Jeanette I. (Weir) Harder, Sept. 18, 1918-Sept. 20, 2011
• Homer McGill, Dec. 21, 1944-Sept. 18, 2011
• Vote now on government health insurance poll
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Sept. 20
• Come check out our new hoodie colors. They come in pull over and zip up.
• Three arrested in vicious Huron River Fest beating
• Blotter item of the Day: Sept. 21, 2011
• A run and walk for Mason
• Decision 2011 discussion forum and news page now available
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson thanks her supporters
• FIT CHALLENGE: If you're sleeping, you can't be eating
• FIT CHALLENGE: Chicago doesn't derail Mohr's diet
• Have you recently moved or gotten a new phone number? If so, please stop by the...
• Algal bloom? 'It's getting worse, not getting better'
• Man shoots himself with grandma's gun
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Man makes t-shirt to snag a date
• Vernon Milton Fillmore, Sept. 6, 1930-Sept. 17, 2011
• Thomas D. Goebel, March 15, 1944-Sept. 17, 2011
• "He who opens a school door, closes a prison." - Victor Hugo
• Cedar Fair to sell California park for $70 million
• Consultant: Apex pollutants mostly metals
• Jeffrey A. Mruk, Sept. 27, 1963-Sept. 17, 2011
• Jack V. Aller, May 20, 1934-Sept. 16, 2011
• City clears up west-end overpass confusion
• HalloWeekends is back at Cedar Point
• Sandusky Dock Schedule: Friday, Sept. 16
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Sept. 15
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Sept. 16
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Terry Lyons
• SpongeBob bad for children?
• Do you have unclaimed funds? Find out Tuesday
• The book website is now open! Please keep in mind that if you failed any of your...
• Masked men bust into Sandusky home
• Two of four city manager finalists were fired from previous jobs
• Erie County unpaid smoking fine bill: $31,400
• Online book sales for fall quarter start tomorrow, Sept 16th! Check your student...
• Downtown Sandusky streets to be closed for Thunder Roads event
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Sept. 15
• Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do...
• Firefighters extinguish blaze on Milan Road
• The Mailbag: Where can I find Sandusky's ship schedule?
• State Theatre presents show-stopping fundraiser
• Kaptur may be challenged by fellow Dem. Dennis Kucinich
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, Sept. 14
• On Sep 21, any interested students should stop by room 109 at 3pm to join John M...
• City dumps 3 million gallons of raw sewage into Cold Creek
• Sandusky High grad injured in Sunday's blast in Afghanistan
• Word on the Street: What do you think of the new Obama jobs plan?
• Sandusky officer under investigation resigns
• Blotter Item of the Day: Sept. 14, 2011
• Follow Ohio Business College on Twitter @OBC_Sandusky! The first 10 students to...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Sept. 13
• Check out the OBC booth at the BGSU Fireland’s College Fair 6:30pm-8:00pm tonight!
• Halfway house fully upsets some residents
• Kathleen J. (Haas) Canterbury, Oct. 12, 1945-Sept. 10, 2011
• Chester V. "Chet" Keller, Sr., dec. Sept. 10, 2011
• Lois (Phelps) Carver, April 3, 1924-Sept. 8, 2011
• Police arrest teen in beating case; two serious assaults investigated
• Late night cram sessions can really take a toll on your body, especially if you...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Monday, September 12
• Downtown ceremony remembers 9/11 victims, honors responders
• Commissioners review city manager applications
• Man's death on 9/11 forever changed his family
• Couple who saw towers fall created documentary
• Locals remember 9/11
• Thomas L. Parker, Sept. 25, 1948-Sept. 9, 2011
• 'Game on': Bar talk revved up bikers, Sandusky cop
• Death Notices
• Sold! High and low real estate transactions
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Sept. 9
• Congratulations to Krista Matheson of Sandusky, who won a Viewsonic gTablet at S...
• Education is the best provision for old age.~Aristotle
• Former Sandusky worker fined $250 for gas theft
• Cedar Fair having a good ride in 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with Sandusky city officials
• Death Notice
• Word on the Street: What should be the biggest issues for local candidates?
• Jacob Leonard Kreidler, Sept. 4, 1930-Sept. 7, 2011
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Sept. 8
• Blotter Item of the Day: Sept. 9, 2011
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Sept. 8
• Cedar Fair says attendance up at amusement parks
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Darlene Lowry and Karlene Wieber
• Authorities consider criminal charges against Sandusky officer
• Flood warning for Sandusky, Bay View, Marblehead
• Death Notice
• Mary Ann (Metzger) Sennish, March 2, 1930-Sept. 7, 2011
• Mary Sibert Finley Smith, Jan. 28, 1920-Sept. 7, 2011
• Blanche Warren, Nov. 25, 1914-Sept. 6, 2011
• Everybody come out today for the Take One Step to F.A.L.L. event right here on c...
• Death Notices
• Dwight Thomas Harris Sr., April 14, 1946-Sept. 4, 2011
• Sean R. Sarrica, Dec. 26, 1971-Sept. 3, 2011
• Follow us on Twitter @OBC_Sandusky!
• VIDEO: Five Points with Emil and Andy, Sept. 1
• Its not too late to sign up for fall classes at OBC, so take the first step towa...
• A reminder to everyone that the American Red Cross will be here on campus today...
• Complete and final stop for Cedar Point's Paddlewheel Excursions
• Halfway House opens Nov. 1 in Sandusky
• Marino Guerra, Feb. 21, 1927-Sept. 3, 2011
• David L. Schweinfurth, March 31, 1948-Sept. 1, 2011
• John T. Hartman, Jan. 12, 1926-Sept. 3, 2011
• Revolution3 Triathlon is Back at Cedar Point Amusement Park
• Death Notice
• Rolland W. Hemmer, Nov. 16, 1933-Sept. 2, 2011
• Tamara L. Fry, Nov. 22, 1967-Sept. 1, 2011
• Krunchie Pickle Deli gets spot at Sandusky Plaza
• Death Notices
• Police look into possible home invasion, theft
• BCI gets it done
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Sept. 2
• Troopers warn drivers to be safe over holiday weekend
• Christopher Jay Nichols, March 4, 2005-Sept. 1, 2011
• Don't forget, the American Red Cross will be here on Tuesday, September 6th from...
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, Sept. 1
• Sandusky police chief tight-lipped on officer's suspension
• Last ride on the Paddlewheel to be auctioned for charity
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Lamont "Show Boat" Robinson
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, Aug. 31
• Sandusky shooting suspect among area's 'Dangerous Dozen' fugitives
• Sandusky police nab Flint murder suspect
• NAACP hosts candidate night
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, Aug. 30
• The Mailbag: How do write-in candidates work?
• Margaret E. Lyman, July 7, 1918-Aug. 29, 2011
• The Mailbag: Where are the Venice Road overpass renderings?
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Monday, Aug. 29
• Odessa M (Caffey) Hurst, May 13, 1948-Aug. 27, 2011
• Marie D. Grealy, April 6, 1930-Aug. 26, 2011
• Death Notices
• Betty K. Loyd, Sept. 7, 1929-Aug. 22, 2011
• Death Notices
• The Mailbag: Does the Veterans Home lower its flag for residents?
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Friday, Aug. 26
• Death Notices
• See the new Perkins football complex, a mighty pumpkin, and grocery savings
• Today marks deadline for Sandusky city manager applicants
• Kenneth M. Wiley, Nov. 30, 1932-Aug. 24, 2011
• Officer, deputy fight to be reviewed by Sandusky city prosecutor
• VIDEO: Watch Five Points with Emil & Andy
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Thursday, August 25
• VIEWPOINT: What would you decide?
• Death Notices
• Fandy.com football preview in today's Register
• Paddle (with) your children
• School report cards released; local districts show improvement
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Wednesday, August 24
• Back to School for Sandusky - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Chester L. Corbin, Aug. 18, 1949-Aug. 23, 2011
• Allen L. McKillips, Dec. 25, 1961-Aug. 22, 2011
• Thomas E. “Perm” Walsh, Dec. 7, 1938-Aug. 21, 2011
• Unemployment up in Erie, Huron counties
• Locals feel quake nearby, at Cedar Point
• David W. Heiberger, Feb. 25, 1949-Aug. 22. 2011
• Commissioners support sportsplex, funding in the air
• Fandy.com Roundtable LIVE with coach Mike Franklin at 7 p.m.
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr 'frustrated' with performance
• FIT CHALLENGE: 'I should stop eating giant ice cream cones'
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Tuesday, August 23
• Double S day on the bay
• Wesley Allan Dahm, March 21, 1940-Aug. 20, 2011
• Anita Darlene Richardson, May 18, 1951-Aug. 22, 2011
• Life is all about choices. When you cut away all the junk every situation is a...
• The Mailbag: Where is the Paper District Marina contract at?
• VIDEO: Today by the Bay for Monday, August 22
• Be sure to checkout our "video" tab to view a tutorial on how to order your book...
• Sandusky assault victim wants life back
• Hancock Street Block Party celebrates neighborhood
• Death Notice
• Commercial fisherman, state spar on electronic monitoring
• Back to school, Kinzel reflects on legacy, grocery savings
• The Mailbag: Why are officers always at the library, movie theater?
• 'Dinosaurs Alive!' coming to Cedar Point for 2012
• Student Ambassador Bake Sale August 29th - September 2. Sign up to bring in som...
• In Sandusky, another stink over bath salts
• Local home sales, sale prices on the rise
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: Sights & Sounds from the Sandusky Bay Farmer's Market
• VIDEO: Watch Five Points with Emil and Andy
• Forbes: Sandusky the best place to live cheaply
• Carl L. Schirg, Oct. 20, 1915-Aug. 17, 2011
• The Mailbag: Why don't fast food places serve hotdogs? ( A do-over)
• Memorial Service
• Carole R. (Fries) Johnson, Dec. 27, 1938-Aug. 17, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with the Wizard of Oz cast
• Sandusky schools serving more, healthier free meals
• Fred 'Carp' Vance, Jan. 13, 1928-Aug. 13, 2011
• Cedar Point poised for big announcement
• Kaptur: Jobs should be No. 1 priority
• Vickie S. (Jennings) Moore, Jan. 1, 1958-Aug. 12, 2011
• Leaders ponder poverty problem
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson serves FIT trainer at Outback
• FIT CHALLENGE: 'I don't feel like I have done my best'
• East Forest Drive man stabbed in chest
• Sandi L. Lippert, Jan. 23, 1947-Aug. 15, 2011
• Robert "Bob" C. Hall Jr., Feb. 21, 1930-Aug. 14, 2011
• Put 'em up! Put 'em up!
• Sandusky requests input in city manager search
• Port Clinton flood advisory lifted, coastal flood statement continues
• City sells farmland for high bid of $400K
• Death Notices
• Marjorie M. Hendrickson, Aug. 16, 1920-Aug. 13, 2011
• It all clicks together at Sandusky Library
• Donald J. Hush Sr., June 4, 1932-Aug. 9, 2011
• Deborah A. Withrow, June 6, 1952-Aug. 10, 2011
• Charlton Lee Seville, Sept. 10, 1917-Aug. 10, 2011
• Dogs available for adoption
• Cats available for adoption
• Cedar Point game warehouse, restaurant building catch fire
• Commissioner aims at root of problem: poverty
• Carl D. Smith, Sept. 10, 1947-Aug. 10, 2011
• Ronald R. Brightman, Jan. 14, 1947-Aug. 9, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Five Points with Emil and Andy
• Richard H. Swain, Dec. 15, 1921-Aug. 10, 2011
• The Mailbag: Why aren't there more hot dog joints in town?
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 11, 2011
• Onalene N. 'Linda' Houser Likes, Nov. 28, 1930-Aug. 9, 2011
• VIDEO: Special edition of Between the Lines covers candidates, issues
• Now available at Ohio Business College Sandusky. 24oz double wall tumbler with s...
• City sends "cease and desist" letters to vacation renters
• The Mailbag: Why the weekend street repairs?
• Grand jury indicts 3 on gang charges
• Jury weighs death sentence for Ohio serial killer
• Robert E. Moore Sr., Oct. 11, 1957-Aug. 7, 2011
• Cole hushes trash talk at city commission meeting
• Severe thunderstorm watch for NW Ohio
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 10, 2011
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson ready for soccer season
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr says goodbye to 'big and tall' section
• Group assaults, robs Canadian tourist on Columbus Avenue
• 'Avengers' filming starts at Plum Brook
• Too few city commission candidates as deadline nears
• Ronald Eugene Bunt, March 2, 1935-Aug. 7, 2011
• Erie County Fair schedule in today's Register
• Blotter Item of the Day -- Aug. 8, 2011
• Clarence Seals, Sept. 28, 1929-Aug. 6, 2011
• Toast of Ohio Wine Festival
• One gun done at Hancock and Reese
• Linda Kay Hayes, Dec. 16, 1948-Aug. 4, 2011
• Erie County taxpayers fund millions in salaries
• EDITORIAL: What happened to forward thinking?
• Roller coaster rumble, when big bands boomed, and grocery grabs
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 6, 2011
• The Mailbag: Improvements to road striping
• City residents on violence: Let's walk the walk
• Police nab woman suspected in string of theft, fraud
• VIDEO: Watch the Town Hall Meeting in its entirety
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 5, 2011
• Sandusky Art Walk tonight in Washington Park
• George Walker Jr., Dec. 23, 1922, July 31, 2011
• Cats ready for adoption
• Dogs available for adoption
• VIDEO: Watch Five Points with Emil and Andy
• Arguments in Nuesse appeal scheduled in Erie County
• Sandusky man suspected in apartment arson
• Register taking picture submissions for new history book
• Fred Hunley, July 8, 1944-Aug. 2, 2011
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 4, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest George Mayer
• Crowds up in July at Cedar Fair's amusement parks
• Tsubaki executives, strikers still at odds
• Mary Catherine (Roth) Kifer, Feb. 17, 1923-Aug. 1, 2011
• Poll Results: Should Sandusky have a stricter curfew?
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 3, 2011
• Police arrest vomit-drenched drunken woman
• Where's the party? Apparently it's in Athens, Ohio
• Barbara Ellen DeLapp, June 17, 1928-July 31, 2011
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr is down 57 lbs.
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan puts new physique to work on bike trail
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson and family get VIP treatment at CP
• Parents cited for curfew violation in stabbing case
• ODOT weekly construction update
• Blotter Item of the Day: August 2, 2011
• Almost half of area restaurants inspected get clean bill of health
• World record day at Cedar Point
• Randleman trial to prove costly to taxpayers
• Sandusky street dancers give it All or Nothing
• Chief's heroics no surprise to Hatfield family
• Edith A. Zoliniak, Nov. 27, 1920-July 28, 2011
• Pauline 'Wilt' Jackson, April 26, 1960-July 28, 2011
• Roger G. Kosel, July 3, 1928-July 29, 2011
• Death Notices
• Man, boy arrested for car break-ins
• Sold! High and low real estate transactions
• Cats looking for a home
• Two more teens arrested in brutal assault
• Restaurant inspections, a hero's parents speak, big savings
• Diedre Cole to run for city commission seat
• Adoptable dogs ready for a home
• Johnny Lee 'Big John' Donald Jr., Nov. 1, 1971-July 25, 2011
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Northern Ohio
• Swarm of bees descends on mall parking lot
• Barbara J. Shellhorn, July 28, 1927-July 26, 2011
• Glenyth Marie (Cooper) Miller, March 11, 1927-July 26, 2011
• Sandusky police draw guns on armed teen
• A picture is worth a thousand words...and sometimes a whole lot more
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Kim Nuesse
• Firefighters extinguish Neil Street shed fire
• The Mailbag: Are church activities in city parks illegal?
• Blotter Item of the Day: July 28, 2011
• Gary L. 'Fuzz' Drossman, Nov. 13, 1951-July 26, 2011
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson to take BOSU
• Robert R. Flittner, dec. July 26, 2011
• Teens now face attempted murder charges in violent attack
• Bellamy upgraded to fair condition at Toledo hospital
• Death Notices
• Roger R. Ruffing, Aug. 29, 1961-July 25, 2011
• Edward E. Zeigler, May 12, 1922-July 25, 2011
• Mabel G. (Berkey) Gilbert, Oct. 31, 1927-July 25, 2011
• The Mailbag: Did churches get permits for their animated signs?
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan gets workout partner
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr sticks close to home during heat wave
• Great minds think alike!
• If you’ve taken classes that qualify you to sit for any CompTia certification tests, see Miana in Student Accounts to schedule your appointment today.
• Judge: Gag order not violated in case of man accused of killing police officer
• Sandusky native wins national writing award
• Blotter Item of the Day: July 26, 2011
• Nuesse to be featured on "Between the Lines Live"
• The Mailbag: How do I dispose of unused paint?
• Cedar Fair coaster event raises $62K for Give Kids the World
• Raymond J. Cantelli, May 25, 1925-July 23, 2011
• JFS promotes employee to interim director
• Helen D. (Perrine) Barnhart, Oct. 31, 1918-July 23, 2011
• Kids affected by cancer participate in art therapy
• Cats looking for a home
• Blotter Item of the Day: July 23, 2011
• The Mailbag: Is Markley's for sale?
• UPDATED: Heat advisory, storm watch/warning, one event cancelled
• Three indicted on rape charges involving minors
• Emergency demolition considered for condemned Sandusky home
• Betty Jane (DeLor) Ziemke, Sept. 6, 1924-July 20, 2011
• Blotter Item of the Day: July 22, 2011
• EHOVE tests waters with revamped marine trades program
• National Weather Service issues excessive heat warning
• Coal tar update, musical check-outs, grocery values
• Sold! High and low real estate transactions
• The Mailbag: What's happening with the Kim Nuesse case?
• Five teens charged in beating of Sandusky man
• Pregnant woman stabs friend after he refuses to get her food
• Brady will not run for Sandusky city commission
• Woman remorseful for school residency lies
• Michael P. McKenna, Feb. 15, 1963-July 18, 2011
• Blotter Item of the Day: July 21, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Dean Schnurr
• Clarence J. Feiszli, Sept. 21, 1925-July 14, 2011
• Sandusky boys charged for joy riding in stolen van
• Graduation rehearsal for all graduates walking in Saturdays ceremony is tonight in the student breakroom of OBC at 6pm. Attendance is mandatory, Thank you.
• Death penalty unlikely in screwdriver stabbing
• It's hot, hot, hot — and getting hotter
• Death Notices
• Area gets funding for emergency food and shelter programs
• Sandusky Borders bookstore will close
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr embarks upon intense extra activity
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson determined to lose last 50 lbs.
• Men accused of vigilante justice
• Investigation: No merit to accusations against Dunn, other officers
• Word on the Street: Are you worried about the U.S. debt crisis?
• Blotter Item of the Day: July 19, 2011
• Muriel Jean (Cunningham) Zielske, Aug. 16, 1925-July 16, 2011
• Frank C. Kochensparger, Dec. 5, 1931-July 16, 2011
• Timothy K. Johnson, Feb. 17, 1960-July 5, 2011
• Sandusky considering elementary charter school
• Youths beat Sandusky man, leave him lying in street
• Vilinda C. Thomas, Dec. 13, 1920-July 16, 2011
• Patricia E. "Pat" Hephner, April 21, 1952-July 16, 2011
• Study finds regionalized dispatch has its faults
• Death Notices
• Leopoldo M. Villarreal, Oct. 11, 1928-July 15, 2011
• City, neighbors burdened by unkempt properties
• Frontier League commish: Sandusky a potential market
• Death Notices
• Karl R. Moll, April 23, 1919-July 14, 2011
• Pound pups ready for adoption
• Adoptable cats in need of a home
• The Mailbag: What's up with the Venice Road overpass?
• Reminder: The rehearsal for the upcoming Graduation ceremony will be in the student breakroom of OBC on Wednesday July 20 at 6pm. The ceremony is at Perkins High School on Saturday July 23rd and will start promptly at 10am. Graduates are to arrive at 9
• Road Trip: U.S. 250...The Video
• Death Notices
• Blotter item of the Day: July 15, 2011
• Catholic consolidation, U.S. 250 travel recap, big values
• Police: Multi-state roofing scammer behind bars
• Boys and Girls Club issues scam alert
• Man accused of killing wife with screwdriver faces murder charges
• Death Notice
• Lucinda 'Peaches' Caffey, Dec. 1, 1933-July 12, 2011
• Lawanna D. 'Lollie' Johnston-Paul, May 23, 1952-July 3, 2011
• Word on the Street: Are you ready for Potter-palooza?
• Meet Sandusky commission candidate Keith Grohe
• Sally Ann Bagley, Sept. 29, 1925-July 12, 2011
• Drunken man charged after entering home
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Barb Knapp
• Blotter item of the Day: July 14, 2011
• The Mailbag: When will Mulvin's open?
• Former JFS director out on bond
• Workers try to round up cat hoarder's numerous felines
• Death Notices
• Jean A. Goldfarb, May 8, 1924-July 11, 2011
• Robert T. Davis, July 2, 2011
• Poll Results: Should Ohio lease the turnpike?
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan takes week off
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr pumped for pugil stick tourney
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson,'I have some lost time to make up for'
• Cats removed from condemned Sandusky home
• Man arrested after hammer attack on woman
• VIDEO: Watch Monday's Sandusky City Commission meeting
• Word on the Street: Should Ohio outlaw texting while driving?
• Kasich talks Medicare with local seniors; protesters gather outside
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Achieves Destination Marketing Accreditation
• William “Bill” G. Lewis, July 17, 1958-July 8, 2011
• Robert “Bob” Casanova, Jan. 27, 1928-July 9, 2011
• New CP president: Cedar Point still 'crown jewel'
• Blotter item of the Day: July 10, 2011
• Death Notices
• Dolores (Chavarria) Duenez, March 16, 1940-July 8, 2011
• Santos 'Sam' Galindo, May 9, 1931-July 8, 2011
• Toledo man shot twice near Hancock, Reese
• VIDEO: Watch Friday's ICMA study press conference
• Blotter item of the Day: July 9, 2011
• James Edward Coble Jr., June 25, 1946-July 6, 2011
• Johnnie Lewis, JUNE 21, 1936-JULY 7, 2011
• The Mailbag: What aren't lanes marked on the Huron River bridge?
• Adoptable dogs ready for a home
• Cats ready for adoption
• The mighty melon, photo contest results, big values
• One in hospital after shooting at Hancock and Reese
• Lions Park timetable slips by
• Woman beaten after yelling at speeder
• Lucille Wagner VanTine, July 28, 1914-July 6, 2011
• Sandusky to host press conference on police study
• Joyce E. (Keegan) Furmanek, April 4, 1930-July 6, 2011
• Study: Sandusky Police Dept. needs leadership, vision
• Word on the Street: Pit bulls out of the dog house?
• Mary E. Smith, Sept. 25, 1918-July 5, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Dave Waddington
• Would-be burglars caught on camera
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr works out with new trainer
• City starts mow-to-own program for abandoned lots
• Waddington is today's guest on 'Between The Lines'
• Sandusky gets long-delayed police department report
• Students please remember that there is a designated smoking area outside the student breakroom. Please do not smoke at any of the other entrances.
• Mail from the last stop on U.S. 250
• Erie County officials prioritize road repairs
• Blotter item of the Day: July 6, 2011
• Poll Results: Your thoughts on the Huron River Greenway
• The Mailbag: What's going on at Lions Park?
• FIT CHALLENGE: Troy and his trainer to host workout session
• Hoty expanding boat storage facility ... again
• Bands, decorated bikes highlight Fourth of July
• Downtown Sandusky gets security cameras
• Jacqueline 'Jackie' (Clinton) Franks, Jan. 23, 1968-June 30, 2011
• Robert J. Murray, March 11, 1919-July 3, 2011
• Firefighters: A Street fire no accident
• Blotter item of the Day: July 2, 2011
• A reminder we will be closed on July 4th for the holiday. See you on the 5th for the first day of the new quarter!
• Look out for OVI and reckless drivers this weekend
• 'The Tin Goose' spreads its wings over Sandusky
• Death notices
• William E. Brisker, April 2, 1925-June 29, 2011
• Blotter item of the Day: July 1, 2011
• David G. Zoliniak, Oct. 4, 1946-June 29, 2011
• Adoptable cats in need of a home
• Your OBC family wishes you and yours a great (and safe) holiday weekend. Get out there and enjoy!
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guests Steve Dice and Kurt Landefeld
• Convict charged with another underage sex crime
• Will travel be booming this holiday weekend?
• Blotter item of the Day: June 30, 2011
• Death Notices
• Joan Artino, Feb. 10, 1933-June 28, 2011
• Last week we celebrated our Five Year Anniversary in our new location. Can you believe how time flies?
• Man accused of choking, beating woman
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Randleman back in court
• Blotter item of the Day: June 29, 2011
• While you were out, we were busy sprucing up the place for you. When you get back on July 5th, you will see many new prints in the halls and class rooms. We even updated the décor in the restrooms. Check it out! We hope the new ambiance makes you
• MetroParks director, commissioner guests on "Between the Lines"
• The Mailbag: Why are fire barrels allowed at strike camp?
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan: "This year has flown by"
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr fesses up that he didn't want to work out
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson adds aqua class to workout routine
• Stabbing victims refuse to aid police
• Paper District Marina's potential touted by manager
• Blotter item of the Day: June 28, 2011
• Is the city responsible for cleaning the waterfront piers?
• Richard J. Roesch, dec. June 26, 2011
• Residents angered by messy recycling centers
• Marjorie G. 'Marge' (Hosfeld) Feicht, Jan. 17, 1923-June 16, 2011
• Shirley Marie (Ermatinger) Ginty, May 24, 1927-June 8, 2011
• Have you completed your Financial Aid for the new year? We cannot clear your schedule until you do. Call Geri or Laranda today!
• Don't Forget! It's not too late to sign up for summer classes at OBC! Classes start July 5th!
• Blotter Item of the Day
• Ohio EPA fines APEX site owners for asbestos violations
• James A. Huey, Jan.16, 1922-June 26, 2011
• Elsie I. (Babicsak) Braun, Feb. 15, 1923-June 22, 2011
• Sandusky firefighters request bulletproof vests
• Blotter Item of the Day
• James W. Ferguson, Nov. 7, 1932-June 24, 2011
• Local, state Ohio Graduation Test scores on rise
• Death Notice
• Doris Jean McBride, May 31, 1925-June 22, 2011
• Lucille Madison, AUG. 3, 1928-June 22, 2011
• State Legislative leaders work on state budget
• Lt. John Orzech talks "Gun Crime Advisory Group"
• Blotter item of the Day: June 25, 2011
• Road Trip: U.S. 250
• Party at the Plaza cancelled
• Police: Sandusky man chased wife with knife
• Carolyn L. Mitchell, Jan. 15, 1946-June 19, 2011
• Margaret M. Jesberger, Dec. 8, 1923-June 22, 2011
• New student orientation to be held June 29th at 9 am and 6 pm. Call to let us know which session you will be attending. We are looking forward to seeing you!
• Vandals strike St. Mary's school, shattering windows
• Newman to be sentenced today
• Ohio toxic algal bloom strategy released
• The Mailbag: What's Bike Week good for?
• Cats looking for a home
• Remember to get your books ordered for summer quarter classes. July 5th will be here before you know it!
• Two families escape burning Sandusky home
• Some Erie County workers to get 1 percent raise
• Teens arrested for striking car with a rock
• Blotter item of the Day: June 23, 2011
• The Fourth of July: Fun, Friends, Fireworks and Photos
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guests Ruth and Bob Haag
• Death Notices
• The Mailbag: Let's see the new Strobel Field turf
• Alleged shooting suspect still at large
• Police arrest health department vandals
• Death Notices
• Elder Willie E. "Duke" Nesbitt, Nov. 2, 1941-June 17, 2011
• Blotter item of the Day: June 22, 2011
• Local unemployment rates drop; Ohio holds steady
• Two cars crash at Jackson and West Washington streets
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson shares her story on schmooze cruise
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr blows diet in Windy City
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan promises he will get to 250 pounds
• Robert P. Ewing Sr., Nov. 5, 1959-June 19, 2011
• Man shot twice on Aspen Run
• Car dealer Timothy Newman guilty on 27 counts
• Former Disney exec named president of Cedar Fair
• NAACP: City trash rules hurt blacks
• Blotter item of the Day: June 19, 2011
• Monkey attack spurs debate on exotic pet ownership
• Go, daddy!: Man, 86, still rides coasters with sons, grandsons
• Sibling tussle draws police
• Cedar Fair not amused with latest Q lawsuit
• VIDEO: Browns cornerback Joe Haden visits Cedar Point
• Antonette M. Grimm, July 13, 1926-June 16, 2011
• Justine Hoffman, Jan. 22, 1931-june 15, 2011
• George Monak, June 16, 1929-June 15, 2011
• Congratulations to MaryAnn Groots Friday morning Intermediate Accounting 3 class. They are now enjoying their Pizza Party, the entire class had perfect attendance for all 11 weeks of the Spring Quarter. Well done ladies!!
• Police: Grandmother holds knife to boy's throat
• Bike Week brings few reported troubles
• Cats ready for adoption
• Richard P. Ruby, June 28,1952-June 16, 2011
• Special meeting to discuss Sandusky city manager search
• SPARC offers free rides today
• Word on the Street: Is Sandusky becoming too dangerous?
• Woman kicks Sandusky police officer
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Thomas Kazmierczak
• WindSeeker worth the wait
• There's no place like home
• Willie 'Dink' Keaton, Oct. 29, 1927-June 10, 2011
• Mary Lou Payne, Nov. 12, 1937-June 12, 2011
• WindSeeker takes flight
• Man shot near Fifth and Farwell streets
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr down 9 lbs in two weeks
• FIT CHALLENGE: Is Keegan cutting weight the wrong way?
• Your student planners for the 2011-2012 academic year will be distributed beginning the first week of summer quarter. If you are not attending summer classes, you will receive yours upon your return in the fall. Good luck with your finals. You will do
• A look back at Ohio Bike Week 2011
• Shirley Marie (Ermatinger) Ginty, dec. June 8, 2011
• Wanda Laslea Pelchar, June 26, 1921-June 12, 2011
• Ronald B. Wiley, Feb. 22, 1932-June 12, 2011
• “The online book store is now open for summer quarter orders. Please go to www.ohiobusinesscollegebookstore.com and place your order before the quarter starts on July 5th.” If you would like to watch a tutorial on ordering books please check
• Just a reminder... Today is the last day to get your Alpha Betta Kappa essays in to the Registrars office.
• Death Notices
• Ronald R. Funni, Sept. 15, 1937-June 9, 2011
• Man hits elderly mother in face
• Death Notices
• Thomas G. O'Toole, Nov. 20, 1941-June 8, 2011
• Congratulations to MaryAnn Groots Friday morning Intermediate Accounting 3 class. They will be receiving a Pizza Party for their class next week, the entire class had perfect attendance for all 10 weeks of the Spring Quarter.
• You can begin ordering your books on Monday, the 13th. There are still a lot of schedules we have not received. Before you order your books, be sure to turn in your schedule to be sure there will not be any changes. Thanks!
• Dad allegedly threatens to cut head off, burn kids' snake
• Cedar Fair expands its Pennsylvania amusement park
• Lois Ann Hayes, May 16, 1940-June 6, 2011
• Jean B. Wimmer, Jan. 19, 1927-June 7, 2011
• THE MAILBAG: Legends Park update
• Hugh C. Daily, June 20, 1923-June 5, 2011
• You can begin ordering your books on Monday, the 13th. There are still a lot of schedules we have not received. Before you order your books, be sure to turn in your schedule to be sure there will not be any changes. Thanks!
• Man, 84, hospitalized after head-on crash
• SPD cruiser crashes after officer leaves it in gear
• Alleged Jo Wok shooter indicted as adult
• Blotter item of the Day
• Linda L. Beese, Oct. 7, 1943-June 7, 2011
• Death Notices
• Downtown street closings for Bike Week
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Sharon Johnson
• Man arrested for biking while drunk
• Man injured in collision at Neil and Warren streets
• Anthony Durso, Nov. 27, 1921-June 7, 2011
• The Mailbag: Development on Huron-Avery Road
• McClung starts prison sentence June 15
• death notices
• Nancy Sprow Farrell, Nov. 25, 1916-June 6, 2011
• “Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognize how good things really are” ~Marianne Williamson
• Ruth M. Nemitz, Oct. 24, 1914-June 6, 2011
• The Mailbag: Sidewalks on Cedar Point Drive
• Your student planners for the 2011-2012 academic year will be distributed beginning the first week of summer quarter. If you are not attending summer classes, you will receive yours upon your return in the fall. Good luck with your finals this week and
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan wants to be 250 by month's end
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr is ready for his confidence to show up
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson on track to be smaller than high school days
• Sandusky resident Sharon Johnson to be guest on 'Between the Lines Live'
• Sandusky Schools seek merger study; Perkins willing to listen
• Tourist attacked downtown, tackles suspect to get wallet back
• Katherine 'Judy' Meggitt Monak, March 9, 1925-June 5, 2011
• WildCat crash injures seven Cedar Point visitors
• The Mailbag: Special treatment for bikers?
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Panther band makes SCCS alumnus proud
• Maria A. Waters, Dec. 17, 1914-June 4, 2011
• Michael's House offers safe haven for abused children
• New bill targets police video
• Police catch kidnapping suspect
• Boy's scooter crash prompts parent fight
• False report leads to real charges
• Death Notices
• Yeahhhh, the air conditioning in the classrooms is finally fixed.
• Gentle R. 'Tim' Philon, April 22, 1951-May 31, 2011
• The MailBag: Did Markley's ever open?
• Unitholders reject proposal to nominate board members
• Police: Man uses pipe in assault
• Thomas Grant Scheufler, Aug. 15, 1935-June 2, 2011
• Mary C. Parker, Sept. 27, 1930-June 2, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guests Joan Van Offeren and Pat Shenigo
• Suspect from 2010 shooting arrested
• BREAKING NEWS: Sandusky duplex destroyed by fire
• Dorothy A. (Zorn) Judson, Oct. 25, 1914-May 29, 2011
• Book Club Members: if you have any books still in your possession, please return them as soon as possible to Kate or Paul at the school. THANKS!
• The Mailbag: Sprucing up downtown
• Former county worker released from prison early
• Jason's Mailbag: No new Police Citizen Academy
• Donald Mees, May 10, 1927-May 30, 2011
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson gets props from former co-worker
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr promises to get back on track
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan gets injuries, readjusts workout plan
• Vincent Steel Sr., Nov. 8, 1915-May 29, 2011
• Have you and your friends turned in your summer class schedules? If not, please do ASAP!
• Loss of estate tax may hurt city
• Sondra S. Hotchkiss, Nov. 24, 1939-May 29, 2011
• Wilbur L. Wittington, May 27, 1927-May 29, 2011
• Elsie M. (Pippert) Hermes, Sept. 12, 1919-May 29, 2011
• Eleanor Appell Fowler Scheid, June 23, 1927-May 28, 2011
• Frank X. LaGrass, Sept. 10, 1920-May 29, 2011
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Local teen stops to aid crash victims
• Sandusky High School graduates 253
• Cedar Point's food boss favors funnel cakes
• Jane M. (Stradtman-Aust) Willman, April 22, 1938-May 27, 2011
• Helen E. Stonerook, Feb.18, 1918-May 27, 2011
• Sisters in arms: Siblings both have husbands overseas
• Death Notices
• Groups seek to rewrite Rx laws
• EHOVE grads ready for the next step
• Death Notices
• Man jailed for pelting woman with beer cans
• Jason's Mailbag: A lesson on swim lessons
• Jane Marie Campbell, Aug. 14, 1927-May 25, 2011
• Downtown Sandusky full, parking limited because of EHOVE graduation
• Time warp Friday: Rocky Horror at Sandusky State Theatre
• SPD investigate alleged rape
• NAACP event to focus on manhood, empowerment
• Also to our Spring graduates: Make an appointment for your exit counseling with Financial Aid today!!
• Upcoming Graduates if you missed the cap and gown fitting that was held on Tuesday please check your student email for details for ordering your cap, gown and tassel for the ceremony. Thanks :-)
• The deadline for Summer financial aid is May 31st. Call the FA office today to schedule your appointment. Don't forget the school is closed in observance of Memorial Day on Monday.
• Jason's Mailbag: Premium pricing at Mills Creek
• France appointed to Cedar Fair board
• Man pulls self over, gets DUI
• PUCO discount extension sparks controversy
• All-electric decision comes in
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Dick Brady
• Hail, tornado damage reported (LOTS OF PICS)
• Irma E. (Taylor) Coe, April 25, 1919-May 24, 2011
• Have you picked up your Summer Schedule? If not please see the gals at the front desk as soon as possible. The schedules are due back on May 31st. Hurry before the class you want is full.
• Margaretta grad trades pom-pons for combat boots
• Gene L. Brandle, Aug. 6, 1923-May 23, 2011
• Unemployment dives into spring
• Man arrested after alleged sexual assault
• Wet weather hampers upkeep of city cemetery
• Sandusky begins search for city manager
• Developer eyes Keller building for apartments, retail
• Crystal Yvonne Cross, June 25, 1954-May 22, 2011
• Severe thunderstorm watch continues for numerous Ohio counties
• Water snake "infestation"?
• Sandusky city commission to be broadcast live tonight
• On The Job: Museum curator's job keeps him going in circles
• Erie County revisits Drug Task Force idea
• George H. Reiter, Jan. 19, 1948-May 19, 2011
• Underground Railroad trolley tours return
• Death Notices
• McClung hearing postponed
• Betty J. Minor, Oct. 11, 1925-May 20, 2011
• Farmers' Market tomorrow
• Walleye anglers ready to fish, but fog delayed
• Lighthouses, sailboats to paint downtown
• Neighborhood eyesore vanishes
• Doris G. Crabtree, Nov. 6, 1924-May 18, 2011
• Ann M. (Graves) Hill, Dec. 4, 1936-May 19, 2011
• Police: Dance owner made up burglary
• UPDATED: Paint spill on Perkins Avenue
• Mom joins son on indictment list
• Sinking feeling: Gas prices put boating season in jeopardy
• J Bistro relocates downtown
• Sandusky woman chases down thief
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Richard Koonce
• Day 3 of Student Appreciation Week! If you have class today, be sure to grab a muffin from Sam's Club and visit with the DeVry rep if you are interested in pursuing a Bachelor Degree.
• Public tour Thursday of wastewater plant
• Sandusky teacher remembered fondly
• Cedar Fair sues rock company
• Randleman in court
• Radar will help track drug planes
• Death Notices
• This week you will be doing your Student Surveys. Greg will be arranging times for your classes to complete them. Comments are appreciated. Please be open and honest when filling them out and remember, surveys are anonymous. Thank you!
• Mary L. Carsey) Lippert, May 14, 1921-May 16, 2011
• Sandusky school board cuts 55.5 positions
• Sandusky man arrested on felonious assault charges
• Sandusky dance studio trashed
• Interested in being a Student Ambassador? Fill out an appication located on Student Ambassador Bulletin Board and return to Rohnda the Registrar. Thanks.
• Sandusky played large role in Underground Railroad
• Sandusky, Perkins to consider merging
• When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. (Helen Keller)
• Four-peat! Register named Best Newspaper again
• Cedar Point opens
• Virginia K. Koch Greulich, Nov. 24, 1923-May 14, 2011
• Noble T. 'Tommy' 'Grouch' Sims Jr., Feb. 28, 1966-May 12, 2011
• Death Notices
• Douglas G. Brant Sr., Sept. 20, 1930-May 13, 2011
• Michael D. 'Meatball' Esposito, May 29, 1954-May 12, 2011
• WindSeeker likely to be in full swing by month's end
• Death Notices
• Merton R. Ackerman Jr., April 26, 1932-May 12, 2011
• OVI checkpoint tonight
• Sandusky High seniors petition for stadium graduation
• Police: Suspect tried to run over women
• Henry Way street renaming ceremony set for Friday
• No progress in Tsubaki, union talks
• Putting for a good cause
• Virginia Louise (Ritchey) Hamlin, April 14, 1939-May 11, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guests John Hildebrandt and Jay McDonald
• Texas investor sues Cedar Fair board
• Man, 47, throws phone case at brother
• Kidsfest set for May 21
• Officer to be disciplined after crash
• Sandusky shooting suspects indicted
• SB5 petition drive begins in Erie County
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr enjoys workout at Jackson Street Pier
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan gets inducted, just a few pounds shy of goal
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson takes break down South
• Rita Lucille (Geason) Braeunig, Feb. 3, 1921-May 3, 2011
• We have several new items and colors in the OBC Gear. Pull-over hoodies in Safety Orange, Texas Orange, Hot Pink, Safety Green, Dark Brown, Gray and Kiwi Green. Zip-up hoodies in Light Pink, Dark Brown, Orange, Black, Light Blue, Navy Blue and Gray. Lon
• Year-round ice skating possible for Lions Park
• Windseeker delay hurts Red Cross
• Slain Sandusky officer honored at memorial service
• Sandusky police cruiser involved in crash
• Summer quarter schedules will be ready for pick up at the front desk beginning Monday, May 16th. Schedules need to be returned to us by May 31st. Please be sure to make your Financial Aid appointment to apply for the new year so that your schedule can
• Family of fatal crash victim says justice system failed
• Private group interested in Sandusky sportsplex
• Man arrested after shots fired on Harbor Boulevard
• Secret Cedar Fair documents released
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Death Notice
• Brenda K. Johnson, Feb. 15, 1955-May 5, 2011
• Mary Lou Nagel, Dec. 5, 1916-May 7, 2011
• Death Notice
• Edna M. Howey, Feb. 26, 1927-May 5, 2011
• Mark your calendars...the Graduation Ceremony for our Winter & Spring 2011 grads is Saturday, July 23rd. It will be held in the Perkins High School Auditorium at 10am. More to come soon!
• WindSeeker won't fly on park's opening
• Sandusky's first Art Walk a hit
• Man finds suspicious bones in woods
• Congratulations to Jen Ackerman, winner of the Student Ambassador Mother's Day drawing. Enjoy the Tupperware, Jen!
• Tsubaki strikers, corporate employees to meet
• Elaine M. Esposito, Dec. 8, 1947-May 4, 2011
• Memorials to honor Dunn's service
• Gill auditions to become next "X Factor"
• Police use Taser on attacking dog
• KBI parent announces joint venture in China
• Woman reports rape after early morning rendezvous
• Car slams into Monroe Street home
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Tom Tucker
• Yippee! We finally hit the 400 mark!! Thank you fans for continuing to recommend our page.
• Students, if you haven't answered this simple, one question survey yet, could you please do it now? We appreciate your help! Our thanks to those who have already completed it.
• Schools denied
• Sandusky car dealer sued for $118,000
• School officials confident Adams students will improve test scores
• VIDEO: Watch our Tuesday night Decision 2011 Coverage
• Three school levies fail; Bellevue still unclear
• VIDEO: Decision 2011 Interviews
• Special Cedar Fair meeting scheduled
• Stella D. Lierenz, Jan. 3, 1917-May 3, 2011
• John S. Kubach, April 28, 1933-May 2, 2011
• Polls open today ... for some
• Sandusky woman reflects on father's death on 9/11
• Election results live at sanduskyregister.com
• Four school districts seek support Tuesday
• Pen pals in Sandusky, England span almost eight decades
• Murray, others sue over Kasich privatization plan
• James C. 'Jay' Cody, Sept. 11, 1926-April 28, 2011
• Postal service might be stamped for consolidation
• Humane Society hosts open house today
• Margaret B. Sandersen, Aug. 29, 1921-April 27, 2011
• John H. 'Munch' Slaughter, June 26, 1941-April 27, 2011
• Police: Man swings sledgehammer handle at kids
• The deadline to complete your 2011/2012 Financial Aid is May 27, 2011. Summer schedules can only be approved for those who have completed their Financial Aid package. Call Geri or Laranda in FA for an appointment!
• Another shooting in Sandusky
• High winds ravage Sandusky
• Sandusky Schools cuts could deter levy
• Shots fired at Jaycee Park basketball court
• Sandusky resident wants to become 'X Factor'
• City worker fired after drug arrest
• Death Notices
• Edgar H. Schuessler, March 14, 1932-April 26, 2011
• Sandusky Schools to host first public forum since 2009
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Dennis Murray Jr.
• Sandusky Schools could cut 58 jobs
• Shots fired near Sandusky restaurant; 17-year-old arrested
• Death Notices
• David Allen Pou, June 17, 1962-April 21, 2011
• Eugene C. 'Sonny' Lublow, Oct. 25, 1923-April 25, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Monday's Sandusky city commission meeting
• Andy Dunn memorial golf tournament
• Ohio Bike Week roars back to Sandusky
• Tire recycling event set for Saturday
• Cedar Point season pass office opens Wednesday
• Fallen pole on Parish Street
• Paper District marina nears completion
• Ferryboat companies prepare for season
• How clean is the kitchen?
• Lauretta 'Rita' M. Jenkins. Dec. 16, 1920-April 21, 2011
• Teen charged with OVI
• Death Notices
• STUDENTS: We need to know your summer plans. Could you please answer this ONE question survey by visiting the following link? We sure would appreciate it!
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: Randleman appears in court
• WindSeeker aims for May 13 debut
• First leash law violator nabbed, flips off officers
• Boy: 'Mommy, there is a monster outside'
• Dead voters wiped from databases
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Mike Meinzer
• Man holds loaded gun to stepson's head
• Hey OBC ladies, If you are over the age of 23 and reside in Erie County, we have a scholarship opportunity for you! The Sandusky Area Zonta organization is the sponsor if this scholarship. If you are interested, please stop and see Geri Wilson in Financ
• Gladys M. Giedeman, Dec. 18, 1920-April 18, 2011
• Barbara Liphart-Brennan, Nov. 8, 1949-April 18, 2011
• FIT CHALLENGE: Keegan ready to warm up and work out
• FIT CHALLENGE: Johnson is down three sizes
• FIT CHALLENGE: Mohr gets lesson in healthy cooking
• Scholarship Opportunity The International Association of Administrative Professionals is offering up to (2 )$1500.00 scholarships. Pick up an application today as the deadline to apply is Friday, April 22, 2011 @ noon. See Geri Wilson in Financial Aid t
• Civil War had big impact to Sandusky area
• 'Recharge Your Battery' campaign promotes Sandusky region
• J Bistro restaurant has plans for alleyway
• Vatican visit kicks off Holy Week in Sandusky
• The Reverend Benedict E. Ringholz, July 11, 1919-April 17, 2011
• Canines' pet project
• Parishioners push to get street renamed to honor reverend
• Dorothy M. Hanville, June 17, 1924-April 15, 2011
• Andrew Leo Weyer, Sept. 24, 1924-April 15, 2011
• Student/Faculty game turns into flash mob for students
• Weekend events to benefit Dunn family
• Gone too soon: Parents cope with children's deaths
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• Dunn memorial takes root in Washington Park
• Smoking ban enforcement funds snuffed from state budget
• Sandusky man charged with OVI in pole crash
• Mildred Jane Payton, Jan. 16, 1938-April 11, 2011
• Sandusky schools to cut staff
• Dogs, cats ready for adoption
• Woman shows up for court drunk
• death notices
• Eugene Joseph Brogle, June 15, 1924-April 12, 2011
• Drop the sawzall!
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Diedre Cole
• BLOG: Senator pushes NASA leader to use Plum Brook
• VIDEO: Watch the Sandusky City Commission meeting
• Reminder~~ The Easter Bunny will be at OBC this Saturday, the egg hunt begins promptly at 2pm. Ages groups for the egg hunting are 0-4, 5-8, and 9-12. Get your picture taken with the Easter Bunny, and sign up for the 50/50 raffle, tickets are 1-$1 or 6
• City set to hire four police officers
• Maritime Museum takes over planning for Sandusky Bay Pavilion
• Discover career options at Transition Fair
• Police: Bookkeeper stole church money
• How do state cuts affect you?
• Hazel M. Kemmery, July 26, 1926-April 8, 2011
• Latta aide puts kibosh on prankster
• SHS graduation shifted indoors again
• Andrew H. 'Andy' Cousino, Jan. 13, 1940-April 9, 2011
• Pay fine or do time
• Duh, winning! Sandusky native finalist for Sheen internship
• Tea Party talks agenda
• State Rep. Murray tackles SB5
• Death Notices
• Betty Jean Brady, Jan. 14, 1932-April 8, 2011
• Birdell (Brown) Johnson, Feb. 14, 1916-April 5, 2011
• Norman R. Boesch, April 12, 1924-April 4, 2011
• Yacht club's plans idled
• Tattoo artists' work on display at 'Ink Inspirations'
• Congress cuts tax paperwork bill
• GOP rising star Bachmann to speak at dinner
• Carla Marie Matthews, Sept. 5, 1964-April 6, 2011
• Anna Mae Thomas, Jan. 12, 1911-April 5, 2011
• Judith A. Guseman, Jan. 25, 1939-April 7, 2011
• Erie County Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee Formed for Civil War Commemoration
• Lions Park set to be wet
• Some books have come up missing from our library. Please check your book bags, homes and cars to see if you have any of them. If you find one, drop it at the front desk or to one of the office desks in the library. Do not put on shelves because we want t
• School establishes Officer Dunn memorial scholarship
• Cedar Point fans watch Windseeker rise
• Woman dumps cat, then runs over it
• Karl “Mike” Stierhoff Jr., March 25, 1927-April 5, 2011
• Grace Marie Hageman, dec. April 4, 2011
• Locals are against SB5
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Jeff Smith
• J Bistro coming along
• Union supporters prepare to launch Senate Bill 5 petition
• Teen sentenced for causing fatal September crash
• Death Notices
• Locals seek world tattoo record
• Joseph J. Corso, June 20, 1930-April 2, 2011
• Lauretta M. Jacoby, July 16, 1919-April 4, 2011
• Sandusky BOE hears coaching concerns
• Overflowing recycling bins create a stink
• Gas prices have motorists balancing budgets
• Striking Tsubaki workers stress unity
• Idamae J. (Huntley) Bickley, Sept. 30, 1924-April 3, 2011
• Lewis K. "Louie" Smallwood, Dec. 17, 1926-April 3, 2011,
• Cynthia L. Sandles, May 21,1937-April 3, 2011
• Guns have grip on Sandusky
• ODOT to improve Milan Road-Perkins Ave intersection
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Cedar Point seeks family of fanatics
• Hundreds 'Bowl For Kids Sake'
• Father, son rediscover tricycle from 1800s
• Sherry Lee Wade, Nov. 1, 1936-April 2, 2011
• Charles A. Brown, Oct. 23, 1918-April 2, 2011
• Police parenting: Who's in charge of the kids?
• Tea party group seeking 'common ground'
• Area man dsesigns automated flood warning sign
• NAACP forum: Time for community to heal
• Death Notices
• Parents seek help finding runaway Sandusky girl, 13
• Man stabbed seven times in back; slashed across throat
• You can now drive faster on the Ohio Turnpike
• Margaret L. Reed, Aug. 31, 1921-March 31, 2011
• Fans split on Indians' fortunes
• Local schools face state funding cuts
• Q Funding wants Cedar Fair transcript made public
• Lucille Kurtzman, Sept. 2, 1918-March 29, 2011
• Skyler Anthony Barber, dec. March 28, 2011
• Randleman pleads not guilty
• Tsubaki strike at standstill
• Seniors ride free on SPARC
• Sandusky Tattoo Co., Cabana Jacks raise money for Dunn family
• Death Notices
• Eric T. Recard, July 21, 1969-March 28, 2011
• Tea Party plans Sandusky rally
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Marcy Kaptur
• Joyce W. Klein, July 8, 1934-March 29, 2011
• Cedar Fair agrees to special meeting for investors
• Gallagher sent to prison for pics of nude boys
• Officer uses golf cart to nab thief
• Death Notices
• Randleman released from hospital
• Locals don't think Kasich should lease turnpike
• Local restaurant plans Wednesday benefit
• Jessie Davis, Aug. 23, 1917-March 26, 2011
• Hayes Avenue underpass over budget
• Humane Society 'fixing' feral cat problem
• Edna C. Hoffman, Jan. 19, 1928-March 27, 2011
• BLOG: Living in Ohio, bracing for disaster
• Eric George ‘Moon’ Kaiser Sr., Sept. 11, 1947-March 24, 2011
• Lottery jackpot entices local residents
• Do something good; help heal Sandusky
• On the Job: Drycleaner helps keep residents looking spiffy
• Sandusky housing scandal investigation continues
• Local officials sign on to anti-death penalty bill
• Some want coaching change at SHS
• Fallen officers never forgotten
• Bernice Platte, Oct. 9, 1917-March 25, 2011
• Eric George Kaiser Sr., Sept. 11, 1947-March 24, 2011
• Vacant building owners face violation fines
• Q Investments wants Falfas transcripts
• Officer Dunn laid to rest
• Death Notices
• Anna L. (Wilson) Wooten, June 5, 1930-March 24, 2011
• Only 1 week left of Spring Break! Where does the time go? Remember you need to order you books online SOON if you have not already done so. Have a great weekend everyone!
• Thousands say final goodbye to Officer Dunn
• The Easter Extravaganza for OBC Students and their families will be Saturday April 16th at 2 pm. Visit with the Easter Bunny, buy some 50/50 raffle tickets, and join your age group in the egg hunt. ~~EGG HUNT starts promptly at 2pm~~
• Ohio Business College is on the procession route for Officer Andy Dunn. We will be honoring Officer Dunn lining the procession route, we also welcome students and their families to join us. Please note that Hull Road will be closed due to the procession,
• Attorneys, family reflect on previous Randleman murder trial
• Humane Society answers questions, defends policies
• Thousands attend Dunn visitation
• Charles W. Robbins, July 4, 1919-March 16, 2011
• Joanne K. Owen, Aug. 4, 1932-March 23, 2011
• Arbitrator rules against Cedar Fair
• Sandusky, Perkins schools to dismiss early Friday
• Car-napping woman's purse stolen; suspect arrested
• Numerous funds set up to help Dunn family
• Randleman may face death penalty
• Randleman could face more charges
• Pizza challenge raises money for Dunn family
• PUCO axes rules governing intrastate trucks
• Robert F. Wolf, July 12, 1931-March 22, 2011
• Mary Anne Powell, Oct. 7, 1929-March 21, 2011
• Officer Andrew S. Dunn, March 11, 1981-March 19, 2011
• Officer Dunn shot five times; other details released
• All the pizza you can eat
• Home sales up in area, down statewide
• For years, Dunn had hopes for cop job
• Dunn and accused killer were both Sandusky students
• Funeral announced for slain Sandusky police officer
• James Aloysius McLaughlin, Jan. 1, 1921-March 20, 2011
• Mary Elizabeth Flahive, May 29, 1917-March 9, 2011
• Margaret D. McCray, Sept. 18, 1944-March 3, 2011
• Tea House owner in hot water over phone incident
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Rescued rodent gets chance at rehab
• Sandusky seeks 'Safe Route to Schools'
• ER job not for the faint of heart
• Slain police officer mourned at vigil
• Willie Lee “Bill” Amison, Feb. 15,1925-March 18, 2011
• Tyler Street residents talk about what they heard, saw
• Randleman charged with murder
• A private problem?
• Shooting suspect has lengthy criminal record
• Officer Dunn remembered as selfless
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: Watch shooting press conference
• SPD officer shot, killed
• Q files new suit against Cedar Fair
• Drunken drivers keep police busy on St. Patrick's Day
• Donna J. Walton, May 21, 1938-March 17, 2011
• “The Ohio Business College virtual book store is open for book buy back until April 8th. Detailed instructions have been sent to the student e-mail address.”
• Nicholas J. Capizzi, Dec. 26, 1927-March 17, 2011
• Today was the final day of "theme week". As you can see, today's attire was all about OBC. Have a great weekend and enjoy the start to Spring on Sunday!
• Big Splash Raffle Tickets Now on Sale
• Police warn parents about ACT/SAT scammer
• Police seek hit-and-run driver
• Michael T. Murray, Sept. 25, 1944-March 16, 2011
• Ruth M. Lively, Nov. 10, 1925-March 16, 2011
• Thursday's photo from our "Theme Week," St. Patrick's Day attire. Top O' the Morning to all.
• City fires recreation supervisor
• Clerk of courts back at work, plans to complete term
• Masked man robs Best Budget Inn at gunpoint
• Drew Carey, Republican hero! Or maybe not
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Peter Zaehringer
• Michael Martin gets 15 years to life
• Wednesday's photo from our "Theme Week," animal print day! John is always monkeying around and he is bananas for work. Have a wonderful day everyone!
• Sandusky Schools to brief public on budget
• Humane Society begins search for new director
• City police, EMS respond to back-to-back crashes
• Kasich budget proposal: Good and bad news for area schools
• Tuesday's photo from our "Theme Week." Argyle day. Everyone looks great!
• Monday's photo from our "Theme Week." Everyone wore black and gray.
• Humane Society: No more cats
• Margaret M. Smith, June 9, 1916-March 10, 2011
• Dennis V. Edwards, March 10, 1936-March 10, 2011
• Viola H. (Stamm) Spring, Aug. 27, 1922-March 14, 2011
• Joan Schmieder, Nov. 8, 1925-March 4, 2011
• Henry J. Corso, May 18, 1922-March 14, 2011
• City approves leash law
• Ricci sworn in as Sandusky fire chief
• Man stabbed, then arrested
• Chase leads to drunken driving charges for Sandusky woman
• The OBC Online bookstore is open, please order your books for Spring Quarter which starts April 4th. Here is a link to the instructional video if you need some assistance.
• Prisoner calls 911 to report police
• BLOG: Robert Heinlein's nuclear power safety plan
• NASA Plum Brook took lead in turbine technology
• Jeffrey sworn in as county auditor
• Towing companies cash in on winter
• City to discuss leash law today
• Carolyn K. Fischer, Feb. 12, 1916-March 5, 2011
• Pastor W. Benson Stephens, July 22, 1922-March 10, 2011
• George Andrew Lichtle, Sept. 24, 1926-March 13, 2011
• Red Cross honors Firelands Heroes
• State Theatre gets new digital projector
• Woman with failing kidneys in need of transplant
• Kalahari: Expansion will bring thousands more to area
• Donald L. Beckman, March 11, 2011
• Senora Mae Swanson, Aug. 22, 1918-March 9, 2011
• Marvin Francis Hill Sr., Sept. 15, 1938-March 10, 2011
• Expert: Gas prices should stabilize below $4
• Japanese in Sandusky try to contact relatives after tsunami
• Jimmie R. Pickens Sr., March 28, 1931-March 9, 2011
• Death Notices
• Harold W. Holzhauser, Oct. 3, 1912-March 10, 2011
• SPD makes cocaine bust
• Ricci named full-time fire chief
• Library machine gives sight to those who need it
• Death Notices
• Man dies after car smashes into house
• Tsubaki strike keeps police busy
• Sandusky's population on the decline
• Virginia M. Bender, Oct. 16, 1922-March 9, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Rick Jeffrey
• Richard A. "Dick" Scheufler Sr., June 30, 1936-Jan. 14, 2011
• Next week is THEME WEEK, Join in the fun and wear these colors, prints or logos~ Monday – black or gray or a combination Tuesday – argyle Wednesday – animal prints Thursday – Happy St Patty’s Day~ green attire or St Patty&rs
• School board member Koonce to host forums
• New Erie County incubator hopes to create jobs
• Striking Tsubaki workers get help from other unions
• Death Notices
• BLOG: Vampires, ghouls head for Sandusky
• City fires dispatcher for rudeness, failure to dispatch
• Limo employee accused of stealing credit
• Sharon R. Kaufman, May 30, 1944-March 3, 2011
• Hundreds rally to support Tsubaki workers on strike
• Patrol targets drunken drivers
• Cookie factory making Sandusky its headquarters
• Donald D. Braden, June 3, 1942-March 4, 2011
• David A. Dye Sr., Aug. 24, 1930-March 5, 2011
• The roads are slick, be careful out there
• Calamity days bill sidetracked
• Tuskegee airman recounts time at war
• Humane Society may petition livestock standards
• Daly's Pub back in business
• Death Notices
• Eugene Paden, Aug. 4, 1952-March 2, 2011
• Richard J.Michel, May 13, 1921-March 4, 2011
• Lyle C. Barnum, Jan. 26, 1929-March 4, 2011
• Childhood obesity on the rise
• No deal in sight for striking Tsubaki workers
• Police investigate nails near Tsubaki entrance
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Ken Klamar
• Commission OKs sale of property to motorcycle company
• Coffee with Commissioners to feature Family Health Services
• Union supporters, Murray rally in Washington Park
• Clerk of courts absence confuses some
• Man allegedly robbed on Monroe Street
• BLOG: Local celebrity retiring
• Albert ‘Joe’ Daughtry, March 22,1927-March 2, 2011
• Cedar Point hosting auditions and interviews Friday
• Animal shelter, critics to host forums
• Cedar Point adds new nighttime show
• Death Notices
• Livestock cruelty opponents may appeal to the voters
• Woman chases away bullies with baseball bat
• Study evaluates fire department's efficiencies, inefficiencies
• Dorothy J. Hanville, May 12, 1913-Feb. 28, 2011
• Death Notices
• A reason for Sanduskians to watch NASCAR
• Congratulations to Laranda Strugalski, the winner of the Student Ambassador 50/50. Laranda won $31.50 and gave most of it back to the Ambassador program.
• City commissioners want changes to proposed leash law
• George H. Windau, June 2, 1926-Feb. 28, 2011
• Martin guilty of strangling Amanda Gibson to death
• Sandusky: Overpass is job No. 1
• Humane Society plans forum to address concerns
• Former professor Saunders speaks out
• SCCS could get $3 million in donations
• Gas prices rise, local motorists continue to pay more
• Fired Humane Society director seeks answers
• Michael C. Schwiefert, Sept. 6, 1957-Feb. 25, 2011
• City tied up in 25 lawsuits
• Great Food For All is no more
• Man arrested after hitting parked car
• Latest winter blast causes crashes
• Helen Esther Brodbeck, Dec. 11, 1918-Feb. 24, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with special guest Diedre Cole
• VIDEO: Driving around town
• Richard J. Scheck, Nov. 24, 1925-Feb. 25, 2011
• Death Notice
• Cedar Fair could divvy out $1 per unit
• Blizzard-like storm plows area (Send in your snow photos)
• A few OBC staff made it in today, including our School Director. Here she is outside the school during today's blizzard!
• If you haven't heard yet, classes are cancelled for today, Friday, 2/25/11. Be safe and keep warm. We will see you next week!
• Recovering Streaks fan gets surprise
• Dogs, cats seek caring owners
• Verdict could be reached today in Martin murder trial
• BLOG: Some in Congress see Internet freedom as threat
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Is the food pantry open to everyone?
• Firefighters rescue rabbit from apartment fire
• Foreclosures up in Erie, Ottawa counties
• Testimony concludes in Martin murder trial
• Local home sales improve
• Jason's Mailbag: What are the rules on ethanol gas in Ohio?
• Anti-SB5 rally also held in Washington Park
• Martin says biker club killed Gibson
• Death Notice
• Trouble repaying your student loans? Contact ECMC Solutions before it’s too late. ECMC Solutions provides counseling services paid for OBC. They can help you postpone payments, find affordable repayment plans, and get answers to your questions. Cal
• Ralph C. Kessler Jr., Nov. 15, 1931-Feb. 22, 2011
• Thelma M. Payton, Jan. 18, 1936-Feb. 21, 2011
• UPDATED: Sandusky couple escapes New Zealand earthquake
• Two hospitalized after house fire
• J Bistro readies for move to old Yesteryears spot
• Evening classes for Monday, Feb. 21, 2011 have been cancelled. The campus offices will be closing at 5:00pm today due to the weather.
• Opal J. (Zimmerman) Ninke, Oct. 28, 1918-Feb. 20, 2011
• Sandusky man lands in doghouse over animal complaint
• Winter weather advisory through Tuesday
• Woman arrested for alleged break-in, attack on ex-boyfriend
• Sandusky workers get 1 percent raise
• Woman almost runs over police officer
• More students getting federal lunch aid
• Ice blankets roads, cars
• Power outage darkens city
• SPARC ridership soars in 2010
• Kaptur wants fast track for high-speed train
• SPD wins cruiser, updates design
• Daly's Pub to reopen before St. Patrick's Day
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: Local workers rally against 'union-busting' bill
• Donald F. Voltz, Nov. 3, 1959-Feb. 18, 2011
• Albert Gallatin Donahue, July 14, 1934-Feb. 18, 2011
• Tsubaki seeks permanent replacement workers
• Homeless shelter to get playground
• Deatn Notices
• Dorothy Ann Szmik, June 29, 1924-Feb. 16, 2011
• Care and Share extends hours
• Cedar Point looking for employees
• Juanita Ann (Garlock) Bloomfield, July 17, 1922-Feb. 13, 2011
• Professional Development students model their business casual attire for instructor Diane Hagan today.
• Last minute reminder that today is the first meeting for the OBC Book Club! The meeting will take place at 1:30pm in room 105 to discuss details. If you cannot make it, but are interested please email Paul Sowers at psowers@cros.net or Kate Botti at kb
• Michael Martin murder trial: Day 2
• SHS language students speak with hands
• U.S. Tsubaki looks for new workers
• Don't forget OBC Student Ambassadors are having a Craft and Bake Sale February 21st - 25th. Bring in your baked goods or craft items to donate. See Rohnda or any Student Ambassador if you have questions or would like to donate items or goodies to
• Michael Martin says he didn't murder Gibson
• David L. Baker, Sept. 20, 1953-Feb. 26, 2011
• Cedar Fair stock keeps rising
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Don Icsman
• Diane Hagan's externship class was asked to show up today in what they perceive as business casual attire. Don't these soon to be graduates look great?
• Anti-bullying program encourages Sandusky students to be kind
• Man pleads guilty to abducting ex-girlfriend
• Hortencia Cruz Villarreal, Dec. 9, 1931-Feb. 15, 2011
• Cedar Fair to pay more cash distributions
• May E. Parker-Williams, May 11, 1916-Feb. 14, 2011
• American Crayon building doesn't sell, may be demolished
• Judith I. Walborn, March 19, 1946-Feb. 13, 2011
• Sandusky pays off Marina District developer
• NASA Plum Brook on shaky ground
• Kenneth C. Christiansen, Sept. 20, 1940-Feb. 12, 2011
• The Rev. John Marshall Stovall, Sept. 17, 1923-Feb. 13, 2011
• Nicholas James Costello, Dec.17, 1980-Feb. 11, 2011
• Alice B. Edgel, April 1, 1931-Feb. 13, 2011
• Lorena R. Lawrence, Oct. 31, 1935-Feb. 14, 2011
• Mary Lee Aaron, May 7, 1921-Feb. 11, 2011
• City commission to vote tonight on $100,000
• Gloria A. Ohlmacher, Nov. 11, 1925-Feb. 13, 2011
• Sam's Club has a special offer for OBC Students this week. If you renew your membership or join Sam's Club, you receive a $20 gift card. This offer is only good if you register during their visits to the student breakroom on Tuesday from 9am-
• Motorcycle company eyes former Ramone's building
• Office of Coastal Management mapmaker knows his way around
• Hazardous wind warning
• Adry’an R. Hall, April 15, 1969-Feb. 12, 2011
• State files slew of eminent domain lawsuits
• John D. Fantozzi, July 13, 1916-Feb. 12, 2011
• Erie County Humane Society axes director
• Death Notices
• Car dealer out of jail after judge reduces bond
• Jeffrey wins auditor battle
• U.S.Tsubaki workers continue to strike
• Dogs seek caring owners
• Our fallen sons
• Erie County auditor's race heads back to court
• Q Investments, Cedar Fair trade barbs
• Man allegedly threatens family with gun
• Joyce A. Bouy, Jan. 4, 1933-Feb. 7, 2011
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest John Moldovan
• May primary filled with levies, other issues
• Accused murderer goes to trial Tuesday
• Cedar Fair's stock on the rise
• Death Notices
• Drunk woman pulls herself over
• Catawba nabs $643,000 wildlife grant
• Costs for snow removal pile up
• City, developer to split $100K Marina District deposit
• Hazel F. Febbo, Sept. 17, 1928-Feb. 6, 2011
• Bike Week struggling to pay its bills
• Sandusky police help save man's life
• Catholic schools losing students
• Arctic Ice Festival continues today
• Not all the neighbors happy with West End overpass land deals
• Death Notices
• Margaret J. Caudill, April 12, 1928-Feb. 4, 2011
• Man accused of sending nude pics to teen
• Car dealer still behind bars
• Death Notices
• Edna F. Oswald, Aug. 8, 1913-Feb. 2, 2011
• Nadine R. Flittner, Sept. 24, 1927-Feb. 3, 2011
• City axes another employee
• New Dairy Queen to open in May
• Cracker company takes over Hancock Street factory
• A lesson in scraping ice off your car
• City lays off deputy engineer
• Region digs out after wintry blast
• School days will be added in June
• Crash on Columbus Avenue
• Cailin Opal Gray, Aug. 12, 1987-Jan. 31, 2011
• BLOG: Watch Between the Lines with Norwalk Mayor Sue Lesch
• UPDATE: The afternoon and evening classes for today, February 2nd, are cancelled.
• Erie County Fair 2011
• Locals await second storm
• Due to inclement weather morning classes at OBC Sandusky for Wednesday February 2nd are cancelled, offices will open at 10am.
• Clyde school staple for 22 years retires
• VIDEO: How's the weather out there?
• Floetta Oeder, May 15, 1936-Jan. 29, 2011
• Due to the weather, the Tuesday evening classes at OBC Sandusky have been cancelled.
• Ohio Business College is Open with classes scheduled for Tuesday February 1st, with the exception of Tiffany Smith's Medical Insurance Coding Class.
• Who owns the beach? Court to decide
• Probe clears county official of creating hostile work environment
• Strike Day 2: Tsubaki, union plan to resume talks
• Betty Lucy Coburn, Aug. 10, 1927-Jan. 29, 2011
• Richard D. Hammond, Jan. 30, 2011
• U.S. Tsubaki workers begin strike
• Cedar Point's carpenters busy all year long
• Help exists for completing federal, state income tax returns
• Death Notices
• Watch out: Winter storm expected to blast area
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Auditing the auditor race
• Sandusky takes the plunge for Special Olympics
• Tsubaki workers threaten to strike
• Pint-sized critters aren't your typical pets
• Death Notices
• Rose Marie Passanisi, Oct. 22, 1922-Jan. 28, 2011
• Susan K. (Brown) Elliott, Nov. 26, 1947-Jan. 27, 2011
• Sandusky burglaries spiral out of control
• DQ set for Cedar Point Causeway
• Fire leaves mother, infant without a home
• Death Notices
• See the Discussions Page for the press release regarding the Winter 2011 Graduation Ceremony! Photos are also available from the Photos tab!
• Lillian K. Conkle Cole, Sept. 19, 1923- Jan. 27, 2011
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Frozen in the interim
• Louie's Tavern sold, expansion planned
• City wants old factory demolished
• Local unions fearful of changes
• Politicians a mixed bag with e-communications
• Critical letter prompts investigation of county worker
• Heinz Jürgen Metz, Jan. 21, 1955-Jan. 25, 2011
• Winter weather advisory
• Winter weather advisory
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Along for the ride
• Erie County auditor's race delayed
• Donald Liam Finneran Sr., May 17, 1922-Jan. 24, 2011
• Lucille Roberts, Oct. 20, 1929-Jan. 22, 2011
• HAGAN RECEIVES INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION Diane A. Hagan, Ohio Business College instructor, recently earned certification as a Global Professional in Human Resources (GPHR). The certification, awarded by the HR Certification Institute, signifies that Ha
• Kathleen M. (Hermes) Ballard, June 24, 1922-Jan. 24, 2011
• Ottawa County has Ohio's worst unemployment
• Judge hears testimony about rejected ballots in auditor's race
• VIDEO: Watch the Sandusky City Commission meeting
• City calls off search, sticks with Icsman
• Michele A. 'Mike' Disalvio, Jan. 5, 1927-Jan. 22, 2011
• Hearing stockholders' call for change, Kinzel resigns
• Willie C. Gambrell, April 22, 1940-Jan. 21, 2011
• Karen M. Wilson, June 21, 1944-Jan. 23, 2011
• Teresa Lynn Wooten, Oct. 30, 1961-Jan. 20, 2011
• If you or someone you know is missing a camera case from Saturday's graduation ceremony at Perkins High School, please call OBC at 419-627-8345.
• Voters go to court in Paul-Jeffrey showdown
• REPORTERS' NOTEBOOK: Going back in time
• All-electric discount dispute could be settled soon
• Sandusky adding another splash pad
• Red light cameras hit dead end
• Death Notices
• Stephen L. Simon, Jan. 14, 1941-Jan. 22, 2011
• Michele A. 'Mike' Disalvio, Jan. 5, 1927-Jan. 22, 2011
• Eleanor McIntosh, Oct. 10, 1930-Jan. 21, 2011
• What's next for Cedar Fair?
• Erie County auditor battle heads to court this week
• Kaptur, Latta undeterred by Arizona shooting
• Death Notices
• Elizabeth Curtis (McCarthy) Huston, Jan. 17, 2011
• Dorothy Ann Wiggins, Nov. 27, 1949-Jan. 19, 2011
• Eugene "Skip" Riedy, Nov. 17, 1930-Jan. 22, 2011
• Sharon J. Carpenter, April 8, 1952-Jan. 21, 2011
• Gertrude Grady, Jan. 19, 2011
• Homes sell less, but at higher prices
• Death Notices
• Donald G. Martin, Jan. 15, 1931-Jan. 19, 2011
• Greyhound to open new Sandusky location
• New Year's fire on Wamajo Drive started with stove
• Death Notices
• Local coffee shop closes
• Death Notices
• Lovable dogs and cats need homes
• Jean Helen Thompson, June 23, 1934-Jan. 18, 2011
• BLOG: Watch Between the Lines with guest Kim Nuesse
• Brothers use bat to beat each other bloody
• Donald L. Rogers, May 2, 1923-Jan. 16, 2011
• Railroad crossing closed for a day
• Nuesse on 'Between The Lines Live' Wednesday
• Death Notices
• Mabel S. (Roby) White, June 22, 1924-Jan. 14, 2011
• Locals celebrate MLK Day
• Margaret A. Mariani, March 30, 1936-Jan. 16, 2011
• Ruby Jones, Jan. 24, 1930-Jan. 15, 2011
• Coming: Rain, snow, slush
• Jason's Mailbag: Tower Cam is up and working
• Sandusky targeting vacant buildings
• Lois E. Petersen, Nov. 14, 1930-Jan. 16, 2011
• Mabel S. (Roby) White, June 22, 1924-Jan. 14, 2011
• Donald William Casanova, Oct. 1, 1935-Jan. 15, 2011
• City gets 55 varied applicants for city manager job
• Shots ring out at apartment complex
• Breaking the silence on dating violence
• Sandusky gets a new transit boss
• Battle for estate
• Death Notices
• Karl W. Lynn, Aug. 24, 1928-Jan. 15, 2011
• Sandusky grad's blankets bring comfort to kids
• Death Notices
• Peggy Willinger, Feb. 7, 1926-Jan. 13, 2011
• Gilbert P. Garnes Jr., Oct. 2, 1939-Jan. 13, 2011
• Man says gunman took his court money
• Cats seek new homes
• Cedar Point begins construction on WindSeeker
• Car almost plunges into Sandusky Bay
• Q Investments threatens second meeting if it doesn't get its way
• Death Notices
• Send us your snow...in pictures
• Just flurries
• Not stuck, freighter just waits its turn for coal dock
• BLOG: Watch Between the Lines with guest Dick Brady
• BLOG: Jon Gruden watch apparently ends
• Dick Brady on "Between the Lines Live"
• Three Ohio Business College computer instructors recently earned additional industry credentials. Russell Brennan, Jr., Department Head for Information Technology Computer Support, received certification in CompTIA A+. Brennan resides in Huron and has
• Sheriff Lyons in crash
• County seeks restitution of embezzled funds
• Police seek robbery suspects
• Theodore T. Taylor, Dec. 24, 1958-Jan. 10, 2011
• Judith F. Davis, Jan. 28, 1941-Jan. 10, 2011
• Lang to remain police chief
• The 2010 Fall Quarter Honors List is posted on the Discussion Page.
• Congratulations to Paul Sowers who was announced as the Tuesday Terrific Teacher on Mix 102.7 FM this morning! Terrie Thiebert nominated Paul for his fun teaching style and making his lessons interesting.
• VIDEO: Watch the Sandusky City Commission meeting
• Death Notices
• Eustacio J. Veliz Sr., March 29, 1924-Jan. 9, 2011
• Helen M. Taylor, Feb. 25, 1914-Jan. 9, 2011
• Matthew James Haas, June 21, 1952-Jan. 8, 2011
• City worker fired for fuel theft
• Snow on the way
• Pole crashes on West Monroe
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Village official cooked Ohio's first Egg McMuffin
• Turnpike project to begin between Ohio 4 and Ohio 53 interchanges
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Why doesn't the city plow alleys?
• Death Notices
• Martha L. (Homegardner) Koch, Jan. 28, 1922-Jan. 8, 2011
• BLOG: Jon Gruden watch continues
• Motorist finds box of puppies
• Cedar Fair investor breaks silence on upcoming vote
• Death Notices
• Catherine A. Brown, July 13, 1911-Jan. 7, 2011
• FULL STORY: Pizza deliveryman beaten, robbed
• Help commissioners set city's 2011 plan
• Snow turns everything white again
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Plowed
• Put-in-Bay Days comes to downtown Sandusky this weekend
• Cedar Fair parks draw record crowds in 2010
• OBC ANNOUNCES PROMOTION OF LAGRASS The Sandusky campus of Ohio Business College recently promoted Paula LaGrass as the Department Head for their Medical and Legal programs. LaGrass has taught Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Office Procedures and Medi
• Patty Ann Powell, Jan. 5, 2011
• Betty Jane Simon, July 28, 1926-Jan. 5, 2011
• Cedar Fair attendance breaks record
• Death Notices
• Mysterious bones delivered to PD in coffee jar
• Robert E. Ferdinandsen, Jan. 7, 1920-Jan. 4, 2011
• Jean Cutcher, June 27, 1927-Dec. 31, 2010
• BLOG: NY Times 'Deal Professor' raps Cedar Fair
• Top Internet talk show returns
• Q's proposals get thumbs up from investment company
• Firefighters free goose frozen onto Sandusky Bay
• Mortus wins 2010 FIT Challenge
• Robert W. Skillman, Sept. 29, 1938-Jan. 3, 2011
• George Carl Hofstatter, Aug. 12, 1929-Jan. 4, 2011
• George E. Pasterak, Feb. 28, 1920-Jan. 3, 2011
• Idella Pace, July 31, 1937-Jan. 1, 2011
• BB gun found at school
• Patrick T. Staph, Sept. 1, 1962-Jan. 3, 2011
• Cops busy over New Year's weekend
• Murder suspect, trying to be helpful, harms his own case
• Death Notices
• Richard Brady named to vacated commission seat
• Doris F. Fox, Feb. 20, 1919-Dec. 31, 2010
• WELCOME BACK STUDENTS! We wish you all the best in your education!
• Erie County Sheriff's deputy on unpaid suspension today
• Reporter's Notebook: Real-life Santa brightens woman's day
• Jason's Mailbag: New city commissioner selection process questioned
• Death Notices
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Sandusky slips into 2011
• More health services, less tax
• The readers spoke: The Top 10 stories of 2010
• Man crashes along Cedar Point bridge
• Joseph S. Dewey Jr., July 3, 1940-Dec. 31, 2010
• Celestine E. Didion, Dec. 15, 1926-Dec. 31, 2010
• Fire destroys Wamajo Drive house
• So far, little trouble on area roads New Year's Eve
• Death Notices
• Elizabeth B. Riley, Aug. 30, 1924-Dec. 30, 2010
• It's Nuesse v. Kline (again)
• Death Notices
• Sandusky land bank program razing blight
• UPDATE: Bay search turns up no one in trouble
• Freezing rain advisory
• Ohio Business College is closed on Dec. 31st. See you on Jan. 3rd. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
• Wow, Classes start Monday, January 3rd! If you haven't ordered your books yet, please do so today! We will see you soon!
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Post Nuesse
• Mills Creek prices better than par
• Joan M. (Freitas) McCutcheon, April 9, 1929-Dec. 27, 2010
• Jim C. Melson, Feb. 24, 1961-Dec. 27, 2010
• Our Admissions Staff is on-hand through Thursday this week to enroll students for the January 3rd start! Most programs can enroll through the first week of classes, but call or stop in as soon as possible!
• Man brandishes BB gun at bar
• Nuesse resigns, plans to move from Sandusky
• Death Notices
• Vincent R. Barkey, Sept. 7, 1931-Dec. 27, 2010
• Janet (Schmitz) Hohler, June 8, 1925-Dec. 26, 2010
• Arbitrator to decide cop's fate
• Norman F. Winkel, Aug. 6, 1929-Dec. 26, 2010
• Betty Stevens, March 22, 1937-Dec. 18, 2010
• $300M earmarked for Great Lakes restoration
• Jason's Mailbag tackles debris at Lions Park, chili and speed limits
• Bridge to Sandusky church honors veteran who died in fire
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Another paper Santa pops up
• Man, allegedly drunk, arrested after hit-skip crash
• Death Notices
• James L. Singler, Dec. 27, 1926-Dec. 24, 2010
• Norman Lewis Hall, Feb. 20, 1923-Dec. 25, 2010
• Margaret M. Keller, Feb. 20, 1929-Dec. 26, 2010
• City manager search draws 36 applicants
• Death Notices
• Volunteers spread Christmas cheer through hot meals, gifts
• Ohio House loses two seats, redistricting on the way
• Christmas break may return to school calendars
• Spending Christmas on naughty list not fun for some
• Hopefully, no manger danger this year
• Recruiter discharged from Navy for alcohol charges
• Be mindful of Christmas dangers
• Busy roads, longer travels expected over holidays
• Irene J. (Johanssen) Daniels, Sept. 17, 1924-Dec. 23, 2010
• Robert E. Bartholomew, M.D., May 4, 1928-Dec. 23, 2010
• Marzetta "Tee" "Aunt Tee" Pou, June 24, 1923-Dec. 20, 2010
• Marcella Kerber, Jan. 6, 1919-Dec. 22, 2010
• Yesterday, OBC Sandusky staff participated in their annual holiday potluck and gift exchange. Everyone had a great time, here's a pic by the tree of the beach towels Theresa gave everyone as part of their presents. HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE!
• Homes sell for more in Firelands area
• Shoppers sprint to the finish line to wrap up their shopping
• Death Notices
• Joeanna "Jody" Swint, March 31, 1954-Dec. 20, 2010
• Erie County home sales up in November
• Reindeer visit Sandusky
• Death Notices
• VOTE NOW on top stories of 2010!
• Santa connection: Ornament reunites former schoolmates
• Brian J. 'Lug' Stauder, May 21, 1974-Dec. 17, 2010
• Sandra L. Anderson, Dec. 20, 1947-Dec. 18, 2010
• First day of the holiday break, but the staff at OBC is working hard to get the new furniture and equipment ready for Winter Quarter on January 3rd.
• Erie County's next auditor won't be determined until Jan. 20.
• BLOG: Your local food bank needs help
• Little girl's letter to Santa inspires Care and Share donation
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Why Sandusky streets are still snow-covered
• IRS owes refunds to 30 area residents
• Carol E. Leibacher, July 9, 1924-Dec. 18, 2010
• John J. 'Jack' Dabney, March 28, 1925-Dec. 19, 2010
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Study this carefully
• Police fight drugs by buying drugs
• Formerly "Dumpster Don," Dezanett rebuilds life, health
• What you need to know about Cedar Fair's upcoming special meeting
• Kinzel defends himself from investor's broadsides
• UPDATED: Did four-wheeler go through ice? Police, fire, Coast Guard search Sandusky Bay
• Death Notices
• Charles Eugene Thibaut, Sept. 25, 1921-Dec. 16, 2010
• Paul J. Baier, Aug. 19, 1926-Dec. 17, 2010
• Wayne D. Rogers, Oct. 16, 1927-Dec. 17, 2010
• Cedar Point's parent company responds to biggest investor's claims about Kinzel
• Death Notices
• Sandusky Schools buys FRMC property
• Erie County grand jury hands down indictments
• Death Notices
• Laurie (Brown) Coleman, June 11, 1956-Dec. 13, 2010
• Police search for alleged shooter
• Salt prices melt, less being used
• BLOG: Christmas film festival in downtown Sandusky
• Attention Students: The OBC online book store opens today. You can watch this video tutorial to learn the process. Have a great holiday and we will see you the week of January 3rd when Winter quarter classes start.
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Railroad crossing
• Dog, cats hope to find home for holidays
• City Hall may still move
• Sandusky Fire Department lands $45K grant
• It's not pulp fiction — it's paper Santa
• Just in time for Christmas...a new shipment of OBC pull over hoody and zip up sweatshirts have arrived! Lots of colors to choose from...prices range from $20 to $28. Get them while there is a bigger selection!
• City asks motorists to be aware of snow emergency streets
• Firelands Symphony Orchestra keeping Carl Topilow
• More money down the drain at wastewater treatment plant
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: Spitting cop facing discipline
• Death Notices
• Environmentalists push for lake cleanup funds
• Kaman suggests changes for city manager search process
• Snow days may turn into school days in June
• Sandusky sports complex probe: Nothing illegal, unethical
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: Watch the Sandusky City Commission Meeting
• Bonnie L. Steinen, Jan. 5, 1942-Dec. 11, 2010
• Semi-truck and SUV collide in downtown Sandusky
• Attention students, just a reminder that you can receive text messages when classes at OBC have been delayed or canceled by signing up for alerts from WKYC. Check out this link for more info and to sign up!
• Cedar Fair board knocks Q proposals
• Sandusky commissioners: 'It's been a good year'
• Reporter's Notebook: Going the extra mile to find plane crash
• Santa Claus enjoys visiting Sandusky
• Jason's Mailbag: West End Bypass update
• Death Notices
• Have you seen any snow? Upload your photos
• SPD joins task force to fight those who exploit children
• Sandusky International seals deal with buyer MetalTek
• Vote for your favorite downtown Sandusky holiday window
• Sandusky's Rudolf makes old sleighs new again
• Kathy A. "Goobie" Werner, May 31, 1950-Dec. 10, 2010
• Harold H. Hollinger, April 16, 1964-Dec. 5, 2010
• Cedar Fair investor wants a part in CEO search
• City: Police officer had meth to train dog
• Others join teacher in praying for students
• Lesson No. 1: Santa is real
• Death Notices
• Pizza robber gunned down
• Sandusky catches Pokémon tourney again
• Woman crashes, charged after dropping kids off at school
• Vandal sets car ablaze
• Glenn D. "Butch" Gildenmeister, July 23, 1924-Dec. 9, 2010
• Missing boys spotting gets attention in Sandusky
• SPD officer in sticky situation after tobacco spitting allegation
• Baby, it's cold outside
• Osborne teacher prays for Sandusky students
• Salvation Army bell ringers back out in the cold
• Willie Steve Irby Sr., Nov. 12, 1958-Dec. 6, 2010
• Josephine A. Hoelzer-Flettner, March 13, 1919-Dec. 7, 2010
• Lots in upscale neighborhood at sheriff's sale
• Investor sues Cedar Fair
• Snow tracks lead to break-in arrest
• Man pleads guilty to taking nude photos of teen boys
• County worker suspended for allegedly damaging department vehicle
• Death Notices
• Mabel I. Wiedenheft, Sept. 7, 1919-Dec. 6, 2010
• Ann M. Lichtle, Dec. 30, 1930-Dec. 5, 2010
• Eva L. Reed, Jan. 12, 1928-Dec. 2, 2010
• William A. Polta Jr., Aug. 5, 1963-Dec. 5, 2010
• Tom Paul files suit disputing recount in auditor's race
• Erie County works to get the lead out
• Cedar Point, Kalahari target of lawsuits
• Death Notices
• Agnes A. Karl, Sept. 27, 1920-Dec. 3, 2010
• Restaurant moving to downtown Sandusky
• Homes sought for cats
• Cedar Fair spells out who can vote
• Downtown college classes? Committee doing homework on proposal
• Strobel Field at Cedar Point Stadium: New name and turf
• Gary Davenport, June 4, 1952-Nov. 26, 2010
• Glendon "Glen" E. Stevens, Oct. 5, 1933-Nov. 28, 2010
• SPD officer back on job
• Pups available at the pound
• Attention Fall Quarter Students: Book buyback will be from Dec. 6th to the 17th on our online book store. Please check your OBC email account for instructions. Wow, did this quarter fly by or what?
• Black Friday grows to Black November
• Embattled militia man gets holiday travel
• Sandusky revamps manager search committee
• Aloysius F. Miller, Dec. 17, 1918-Nov. 23, 2010
• OBC Sandusky is thankful for our hard-working students, experienced faculty and friendly staff! Tell us what you are thankful for this holiday. We wish you and your family a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday!
• Thursday's Register stuffed full of Black Friday inserts, coupons
• Groups offer holiday meals to those in need
• Your right to know: Sandusky considers executive session minutes
• Traveling today? Expect busy roads, airports
• Unemployment eases in Erie County
• Death Notices
• Durond Clark stopped in today to claim his OBC hoodie sweatshirt! He is a graduate who told us today he loves his job in Accounting. Congrats, Durond!
• Busy day at OBC as our "elves" prepare holiday tins for our externship sites and local employers hiring our graduates.
• Nora L.M. (Craig) Clark, June 1, 1916-Nov. 16, 2010
• The sudsy plunge on Thanksgiving Eve
• It's official: Jeffrey is auditor
• James N. Fox, April 26, 1939-Nov. 23, 2010
• Lawrence Myers, April 15, 1920-Nov. 19, 2010
• Hot cocoa and cookies Free pictures with Santa for the kids All adults receive a gift Tour the campus with our OBC Admissions Elves Discuss career goals & financial aid options Give yourself the gift of a new career this holiday! We hope to see you
• Care & Share, Salvation Army help families celebrate Thanksgiving
• Icsman won't be city manager
• It ain't heavy, it's your paper
• Death Notices
• Carla J. Kahler, July 29, 1963-Nov. 20, 2010
• Yeah!! We hit 300 fans today! Congratulations to Durond Clark, the winner of the sweatshirt. We ♥ our fans.
• Frederick J. 'Fritz' Sartor, April 7, 1926-Nov. 21, 2010
• The staff and faculty of OBC Sandusky would like to thank Sonic, DeVry, Vacationland Credit Union and the OBC Student Ambassadors for providing snacks for Student Appreciation Week.
• Mills Creek finances above par
• Only 3 more fans until we hit 300! It would be great to draw a name before Thanksgiving. Everyone have a great week!
• City wants manager with eye for development
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Waddington proud to be a Cheesehead
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Readers respond to Chaussée query
• Death Notices
• Beverly Jean (Norris) Pettis, Sept. 10, 1951-Nov. 19, 2010
• Online schools link students, teachers across state
• Death Notices
• Check out the Director's Holiday Recipes in the Discussion section of the facebook fanpage. Pumpkin Crunch and Cherry Dump Cake mmmmmmmmm.
• Car strikes house at Osborne, Prospect
• Tax investigators raid Reece Auto Sales' offices
• Death Notices
• We need only 8 more fans to draw a name for hoodie sweatshirt. Wouldn't you like to have a chance to win before Thanksgiving? Speaking of which, the school is closed on 11/25 and 11/26 in observance of the holiday.
• Students: Don't forget that your winter quarter schedules are due this Friday, November 19th! Check your school mailbox if you haven't seen yours yet.
• Downtown Christmas tree signals the start of the season
• Death Notices
• City awaits justification for $143K coal tar bill
• Turf coming to Strobel Field?
• Sandusky man indicted in shooting
• Pain-killing meds: A business or boondoggle?
• Donations needed to keep Santa's Cookie House from crumbling
• Death Notices
• Roger P. Addy, Sept. 26, 1920-Nov. 14, 2010
• Rollan 'Slug' Kriss, Oct. 4, 1936-Nov. 14, 2010
• Almost there...9 more fans to go to hit 300 and then we draw a winning name! This week is Student Appreciation Week! Students should check out the break room at 11am and 6pm each day for complimentary snacks!
• REPORTERS NOTEBOOK: Cops rescue troubled tabby
• Public pensions pay off
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Why do they call Cedar Point Road 'the chaussée'
• Death Notices
• Larry E. Swain, Dec. 12, 1951-NOV. 10, 2010
• Jay Wagner Jr., Nov. 9, 2010
• Fire damages storage units off Butler Street
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Art for our sake
• Prescription for trouble: Pain clinics or 'pill mills'?
• Force of dreams takes artist to the stars
• Prescription for trouble: Cheap, legal with high consequences
• Esther M. (Toft) Riedy, July 6, 1914-Nov. 13, 2010
• Jean D. Baerenklau, July 11, 1918-Nov. 12, 2010
• Arthur G. Lawson, July 14, 1928-Nov. 13, 2010
• A knife in school is not taken lightly
• Burglars get more brazen
• Death Notices
• Leon Gambrell, Nov. 27, 1930-Nov. 11, 2010
• Roberta E. "Bert" Henderson, May 1, 1938-Nov. 9, 2010
• Hospital patients win in Anthem-Firelands contract
• Attention students and potential students: there is a new opportunity to receive an Ohio Credit Union League Scholarship through the Lake Erie Chapter. There are two ways to submit the application: written or video. Must currenlty be at least a high s
• 11 Fans to Go! We are hoping to give away a sweatshirt by the end of next week!
• City comes alive with photos, art
• Veterans Day marked with honor, respect
• Death Notices
• 12 is the magic number to hit 300 fans! Invite your friends and family to help in your chance to win an OBC hoodie just in time for the cooler temps!
• Deli owner punched by customer after 10-minute wait
• Dogs and cats seek good homes
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: For returning veterans, finding work is another battle
• VIDEO: Between the Lines: Veterans Day Edition
• Work begins on Lions Park shoreline
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Discharge
• Electrical blaze at CP, 50 evacuated
• Virginia C. Sexton, July 14, 1916-Nov. 10, 2010
• Freda V. Garrett, April 7, 1918-Nov. 10, 2010
• Marian (Wadsworth) Ambos Ilg, Jan. 26, 1922-Nov. 8, 2010
• Walter Lee Turner Sr., Nov. 9, 1955-Nov. 7, 2010
• Corrections and Death Notices
• Where the sun doesn't shine: Commissioners spend 44 percent of time behind closed doors
• William Hinton Findley Sr., Dec. 28, 1927-Nov. 4, 2010 William Hinton Findley Sr., 82, Sandusky, died Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010, in Stein Hospice Care Center.He was born Dec. 28, 1927, in Wagar, Ala. He taught at Ohio Business College for more than 26 year
• Hazard on Hayes? Unlit underpass worries some
• Sandusky to begin search for city manager
• 'Cats' to prowl at State Theatre
• Death Notices
• Ocean Motion stays put at CP
• Results of rec center investigation due back soon
• Yes, we have bed bugs. No, they won't kill you.
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Did you turn your clock back? He did.
• Ileta May "Dutch" (Gildenmeister) Rosswurm, March 6, 1927-Nov. 6, 2010
• Winds of change: Elected officials switch roles
• After school votes, now what?
• Death Notices
• Mary Sawicki, July 26, 1914-Nov. 5, 2010
• Firelands Regional Medical Center, Anthem Blue Cross have deal
• William Hinton Findley Sr., Dec. 28, 1927-Nov. 4, 2010
• Death Notices
• Fired Sandusky city employee gets his job back, along with back pay
• Four rescued from capsized boat
• Lisa M. Childers, Feb. 13, 1969-Nov. 4, 2010
• Soup kitchen founder Walters mourned
• House stuck atop building
• Krabill concedes in Ohio Statehouse race
• Crash sends woman to hospital
• Lonnie Walters, March 17, 1921-Nov. 3, 2010
• Victor J. Pierson Jr., July 18, 1931-Nov. 3, 2010
• POLICE BRIEFS: Burglar window smashing and pedestrian attack
• Death Notices
• 'Granny, you better get with it'
• No bum rap: Alleged shooter pops up at cop shop
• Sandusky shooting suspect behind bars
• From Kaptur to Krabill: Election Day interviews
• Cedar Fair seeks Kinzel successor
• Voters keep Kaptur in Congress
• Sandusky woman receives scam letter
• Heroin, other drugs seized in raids
• Erie County Auditor seat still up in the air
• Joan F. Kaptur, Feb. 23, 1930-Nov. 1, 2010
• Erie County voters support levies for health department, seniors, park system. County Auditor race too close to call
• Board of Elections' phones ringing off the hook
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Recognized for Marketing Efforts
• Get Election results on your phone
• Register to stream live election results
• BLOG: Hot ballot initiatives to watch
• Sandusky shoot-out sends woman to hospital
• Tuesday is decision day
• Value of county-owned properties soars since 2000
• Stephanie Marchell Rollison-Brown, Oct. 19, 1958-Oct. 29, 2010
• Death Notices
• A peek into the kitchen: Health inspections at Erie County's food spots
• School districts hope voters approve levies
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: Watch Between the Lines with guest Joe Centers
• Summer shooting suspect nabbed in Sandusky
• Plan connects four triangles of Huron Park
• Police identify suspect in rapper shooting
• On Saturday, July 24, 2010, the Sandusky campus of Ohio Business College held their Graduation Commencement Ceremony to honor seventy-seven graduates from the Winter and Spring 2010 quarters. The ceremony was held in the Perkins High School auditorium
• Recently the Admissions Staff held a referral contest during Student Appreciation Week. Winners were Demetriss Jones and Sarah Rubeck. Congratulations!
• Greg Schultz, Diretor of Education for OBC Sandusky, will guide you through the online ordering process for your books. This 7 minute video will give you detailed instructions!
• What happens while you are on break? We make great improvements to the campus including additional hallway lighting; we honor one of our favorite football teams, and we wear pink on Fridays to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness month.
• PURCELL EARNS SCHOLARSHIP TO OBC Sandusky, OH: Donna Slack, Norwalk City Schools ABLE Coordinator and head of the Ohio Business College GED Scholarship Committee has announced that Missie Purcell of Sandusky has been awarded a $500 scholarship for the f
• We are trying to grow our fans! Suggest us to your classmates, family and friends. We will draw a name when we hit 300 fans to win an OBC hoodie sweatshirt (perfect for the cooler temps that are coming.) Staff & faculty are not eligible to win. B
• Police investigate 5-on-1 assault
• Police: Text messaging, driving and alcohol don't mix
• Huron Park meeting tonight at 7
• Serving Our Seniors sends out an SOS
• Police have a suspect in attempted shooting of rapper
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Big Brother Buckeye
• Ruth M. Lutz, Dec. 16, 1913-Oct. 27, 2010
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Easily distracted by shiny objects
• Hiring in education, health care drives jobless rate down across Ohio
• City seeks comment tonight on proposed rec center
• Incentives offered for downtown development
• Ghostly Manor Haunted Mansion
• Sandusky sportsplex meeting garners public input
• Death Notices
• Rosemond "Baby Ray" Hill, Feb. 14, 1926-Oct. 24, 2010
• Elizabeth Jane (Swanston) Hasbrouck, Sept. 17, 1920-Oct. 26, 2010
• VIDEO: Watch Tuesday's storm roll into Sandusky
• Death Notices
• Scary-good news for Sandusky budget
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Red state, blue state, green state
• Unemployment rates steady
• Winds damage a few homes, disrupt airport
• Woman's purse snatched on Lawrence St.
• Rapper shot at in Sandusky
• Census shows exodus from Sandusky
• PUCO hears about broken promises
• Death Notices
• Home sales crumble
• Police investigate shooting on Pierce Street
• Police investigate sex assault on Hancock Street
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Nuesse case in appeals court
• Sandusky Schools to buy hospital land
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: 320-pound goat is a champ
• George E. Ashley, Aug. 7, 1947-Oct. 24, 2010
• VIDEO: Watch the Sandusky City Commission Meeting
• The value of a good, home-cooked meal
• St. Mary CC students band together
• Sandusky woman sues bank over "robo-" foreclosure
• Harold E. Hoffman, March 4, 1924-Oct. 22, 2010
• Local volunteers 'Make a Difference'
• Local volunteers 'Make a Difference'
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Is that a fact?
• City leaf pickup schedules announced
• Charles J. Birmingham, Sept. 5, 1910-Oct. 19, 2010
• John E. "Moose" Keller, Aug. 10, 1934-Oct. 21, 2010
• Calvin Richardson, March 3, 1957-Oct. 19, 2010
• Bed tax bedlam: Erie County joins lawsuit against Internet travel sites
• Iott fined for late campaign report
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: It's about jobs, all right
• Virginia A. (Fitz) Windau, April 17, 1926-Oct. 21, 2010
• Death Notices
• Jeanne Marie Stierhoff, July 19, 1926-Oct. 19, 2010
• Marlene M. Mischler, Jan. 26, 1933-Oct. 20, 2010
• Sandusky man arrested on drug charges after a three-year FBI investigation
• Isaiah M. Romell, Oct. 20, 2010
• Decision 2010- Watch our candidate debates during lunch
• Death Notices
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Biting the big bank back
• Sandusky, Perkins Twp. power to be restored by approx. 11:45 a.m.
• FirstEnergy customers can vent their frustrations — on the record
• Cedar Fair investor pushes for special meeting
• Timothy H. Riley, Nov. 8, 1960-Oct. 13, 2010
• John E. Pasley, Aug. 30, 1929-Oct. 18, 2010
• Death Notices
• Man hospitalized after stabbing
• A complete and final stop: Cedar Point memorializes rides of old
• FRMC, Anthem Blue Cross still in talks
• Maria C. (Ceccoli) Mazza, Dec. 20, 1919-Oct. 16, 2010
• Death Notices
• Cedar Fair CEO Kinzel sues Merrill Lynch, Bank of America
• Cedar Fair investor Q Funding wants new chairman, more rewards
• Richard G. Hughes, July 30, 1930-Oct. 14, 2010
• VIDEO: Kaptur says Iott lacks empathy
• Cordray, DeWine debate crime lab efficiency, public records
• MAP: Missing Wellington woman believed to be alive
• Dad turns in son for threat: Boy accused of phoning bomb scare to Amherst Steele High
• ELECTION: 13th District Senate candidates concerned about bringing back small businesses, jobs (VIDEOS)
• Elyria’s annual Ohio Largest Book sale set to begin today
• More work done on Lorain's 28th Street underpass
• Follow us on Facebook and Twitter
• VIDEO: Candidates take stage at CHIP forum
• Little girl hosts fundraiser for families of sick children
• BE A LOCAL BLOGGER:Join The Community Media Lab at The Journal
• Cause of Sheffield Lake fire unknown
• Sheffield Village employees get raises to offset insurance costs
• INTERACTIVE: Miracle miners all out
• Dad turns in son for threat: Boy accused of phoning bomb scare to Amherst Steele High
• Avon officer in critical condition following surgery
• Fire destroys Collins Elevator
• More work done on Lorain's 28th Street underpass
• VIDEO: Watch the U.S. Congress Candidate Debate
• Fire destroys historic flea market in Strasburg
• Little girl hosts fundraiser for families of sick children
• VIDEO: Watch the Cordray/DeWine debate for Ohio Attorney General
• Lorain gang members sentenced to prison
• Sheffield Village employees get raises to offset insurance costs
• Church in store for teacher accused of sex with student
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• Ohio court weighs ticketing of leased vehicles
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• MAP: Amherst Chipotle set to open Tuesday
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• MAP: Missing Wellington woman believed to be alive
• Lorain gang members sentenced to prison
• Elyria’s annual Ohio Largest Book sale set to begin today
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• VIDEO: Candidates take stage at CHIP forum
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• East 28th Street underpass closed
• Avon preparing for legal battle with North Ridgeville
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• Man sues Whiskey Ranch Bar over assault
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• Public library system ready to host meeting on state funding
• East 28th Street underpass closed
• VIDEO: Idol honored for dedicating life to service
• Vermilion schools in good financial health, report finds
• Avon officer in critical condition following surgery
• Vigil for Gwen: Missing woman’s car found near Cincinnati (VIDEO and MAP)
• Home search ‘warrantless’: Bank robbery suspect again asks to suppress evidence
• Gang members net long prison terms
• VIDEO: St. Joe’s celebrates new start
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• Debate double-header tomorrow
• 8 salmonella cases linked to Clearview
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• Thaddeus B. Strasser, Jan 22, 1928-Oct. 12, 2010
• Gang members net long prison terms
• City seeks public comment on rec center
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• VIDEO: Academic bar goes up for schools
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: The fake-Nazi and F-bomb sideshow
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• VIDEO: Avon officer in serious condition following motorcycle, truck crash
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• Port Authority OKs land lease for new high school
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• VIDEO: Idol honored for dedicating life to service
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• Reward created for missing Wellington woman
• Vigil for Gwen: Missing woman’s car found near Cincinnati (VIDEO and MAP)
• Vermilion schools in good financial health, report finds
• Last trapped Chilean miner rescued; ordeal ends
• VIDEO: St. Joe’s celebrates new start
• Home search ‘warrantless’: Bank robbery suspect again asks to suppress evidence
• LIVE VIDEO: Chile joyous at miner rescue
• VIDEO: Academic bar goes up for schools
• Kovarbasich ready to tell his story to Oprah today
• Port Authority OKs land lease for new high school
• VIDEO: Avon officer in serious condition following motorcycle, truck crash
• Thursday: Politics on demand at Register debates
• Ford will step up production of Econolines
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• Students no longer sick: Most of 100 Clearview high schoolers are better, cause unknown
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• VIDEO: Last pushes made to garner school levy voters
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• THE BOTTOM LINE: Don't sacrifice the present for the future
• Smoothing crater city: Oberlin Avenue repaving underway (VIDEO)
• Students question auditor candidates
• Police chief files countersuit: Rivera’s $1 million case stems from ’08 raid of Montelon’s home
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• Lacking storage, Ohio dumps college books
• Candidates in final debate for Ohio US Senate seat
• VIDEO: Men donate Harley Davidson motorcycle to Lorain County Sheriff's D.A.R.E. Program
• DOCUMENT: Port Authority to vote on leasing land to Lorain schools
• More Ohio deer means more crashes, officials say
• Sarah "Nicki" (Newman) Serrano, Aug. 26, 1976-Oct. 6, 2010
• Lorain in danger if more fire cuts made, chief says
• LIVE VIDEO: Chilean miners rescue effort
• Three missing locals found after seven-hour search
• MAP: Missing woman's car found in southern Ohio
• Amherst set to join electricity program
• VIDEO: Police ID Avon officer hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Public hearings will discuss FirstEnergy’s all-electric rate
• Extent of injuries to Avon police officer unknown
• Elyria man, 32, arrested as suspect in $3,000 Fifth Third Bank robbery
• Iott on Nazi reenactments: I was just an actor
• Prayer vigil tonight for missing Wellington woman
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
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• Informed parents key for kids: Surveys may lead to better Lorain schools, group hopes (VIDEO)
• Elyria man suspected in Fifth Third robbery
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• Ford plant plays host at meeting for mayors
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• Unemployed find old jobs now require more skills
• Elyria man suspected in Fifth Third robbery
• Injured quarterbacks play role in 20-10 loss at home
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• JASON'S MAILBAG: Fitness test optional for city police
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• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Faithful artists keeps worship in season
• Injured quarterbacks play role in 20-10 loss at home
• Roadwork begins on Oberlin Avenue
• Coast Guard launches large search for overdue boat
• AAA: Ohio gas prices jump 19 cents from last week
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• Missing boaters found safe in PIB
• Robert Ray Greene Sr., May 8, 1965-Oct. 10, 2010
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
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• Girl, 17, injured in Ohio skydiving accident
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• Ohio baby arrives at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10
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• Girl, 17, injured in Ohio skydiving accident
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• Cedar Point responds to mental health advocates: No changes to haunted houses
• VIDEO: Teachers invest in supplies to aid students
• Drivers beware: Does and bucks meet cars and trucks
• Strickland rallies volunteers
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: How we learned to stop worrying and love the F Bomb
• AFTER THE SERIES: Readers react to stimulus spending
• Better Amtrak service coming down the tracks
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
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• DOCUMENT: Minister says rescue likely in Chile
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds help yield roofs, refrigerators in Lorain County
• Kalahari, LCCC benefiting from weak economy
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• Wellington woman, 38, still missing
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
• Man dedicates life to helping at-risk youths
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds grow green economy
• VIDEO: Teachers invest in supplies to aid students
• DOCUMENT: Minister says rescue likely in Chile
• Strickland rallies volunteers
• Kalahari, LCCC benefiting from weak economy
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• Wellington woman, 38, still missing
• Erie County auditor candidates tout their accuracy
• Man dedicates life to helping at-risk youths
• North Ridgeville OKs quiet zones
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• VIDEO: Washington rates ‘continuous improvement’
• Death Notices
• Avon Lake to hire finance director soon
• City, firefighters continue to spar on pay deferral
• Wellington woman missing: 38-year-old gone after Wednesday trip to Oberlin Walmart
• Three cases of salmonella confirmed by health official
• VIDEO: Driver slightly injured after rear-ending school bus
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus funds grow green economy
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
• Tax-funded scholarships available for Adams students
• VIDEOS: Judge clears Marrero
• Health & Dentistry lands $6.6 million grant for new facilities
• Lorain’s Arts Academy sponsor being investigated by education department
• DOCUMENT: Mental illness organization slams 2 Cedar Point HalloWeekends exhibits
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• Oberlin Avenue work to start Monday
• Man suing store after dog attack
• Prosecutor’s office opposes sealing of criminal records
• VIDEO: Former cop in rape trial says sex consensual
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• Ohio tree trimmer deaths reminder of job's hazards
• Truck rams loaded school bus, driver injured
• VIDEO: Man escapes fire in Sheffield Lake home
• Kovarbasich going on Oprah
• VIDEO: Gardens of Charleston opening in downtown
• Missing woman without medication, police say
• Low-income individuals get help buying new homes
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• Genevieve Ann Miller, July 26, 1911-Oct. 8, 2010
• Arrests made in accidental shooting
• Marilyn Jane Stacy, Aug. 2, 1933-Oct. 7, 2010
• Benefit dinner scheduled for family who lost home in fire
• Wanda M. Nickles, Oct. 1, 1930-Oct. 7, 2010
• Former Lorain Officer Earl said to have alibi for forgery charge
• Late night blaze in Sandusky
• Library of Congress exhibit coming to Oberlin
• VIDEOS: Ex-officer acquitted of rape in retrial
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• Arrests made in bb gun shootings
• 100 students call in sick: Health Department investigating causes at Clearview High
• Ganley denies woman’s claim of harassment
• VIDEO: Sheffield Lake man, 81, loses home in explosion, fire
• Fun Night fundraiser benefits Elyria Historical Association
• VIDEO: FirstEnergy tears down Lorain plant along shore
• Clambake raises funds to send help to the Dominican Republic
• CP haunted asylum angers mental health advocates
• BGSU instructor arrested: Student says man brandished knife, made threat
• National manufacturing group to host election forum at LCCC
• Ohio to get $55 million in small business aid
• Sandusky Plaza eatery provides a taste of Southern barbecue
• $2 million in cuts expected: Lorain County revenues not at levels originally projected, official says
• Retrial begins for ex-Lorain officer accused of rape
• Boy Scouts seek community's support
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Stimulus dollars go to local Army Corps of Engineers projects
• VIDEO: Watch the Ohio Representative debate
• Lions Park beach safe, commissioner to swim Saturday
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Some schools on ‘funding cliff’ when stimulus ends
• Sandusky homecoming for soldier at soccer game
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Ohio sixth in education stimulus funds received (VIDEOS)
• Hancock heroes honored by Sandusky police
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Lorain, Elyria, LCCC agree school funds helpful
• Pauline L. Frum, May 17, 1916-Oct. 6, 2010
• VIDEO: ‘American Idol’ stars at LCCC
• Irene L. (Seibel) Johannsen, Dec. 10, 1921-Oct. 6, 2010
• Lorain man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
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• VIDEOS: Power plant opens offices in Lorain
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• Paperwork holding up prosecutor's appeal in Kovarbasich case
• Ohio man pleads guilty to YMCA locker room photos
• Vermilion mayor accused of destroying public records
• Ohio authorities find hundreds of marijuana plants
• Vandalism at stadium, park might be related
• Kasich, Strickland to have final debate tonight
• VIDEO: School board needs to act fast on levy
• Grant to expand mentoring for Ohio inmates' kids
• VIDEO: Goodwill hosts job fair, nearly 400 people attend
• City barbecue, silent auction to benefit The Hickories Museum
• Lorain schools hosting supply auction online
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• GOP's Portman leads US Senate race, poll shows
• New owner reopens Jim's Coffeehouse in Elyria
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• Wi-Fi tower still in limbo: Avon Lake gathering information for final vote, set for Oct. 25
• VIDEO: Jackalope owner opening new restaurant in Avon
• Former Vermilion mayor suing city
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• Avon schools looking at serious cuts if levy fails
• Clerks cited for alcohol sales: 8 out of 10 selected Elyria businesses sold to underage informants
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Scientific research in Northeast Ohio
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Ohio set to break record with year's 8th execution
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Funds propel scientific research
• Accountability hot topic at auditor forum
• Emerald ash borer reaches western Ohio
• Paraplegic man found dead in pond
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Under the table
• GOP's Portman leads US Senate race, poll shows
• Crash victim suffered from heart trouble
• Death Notices
• Gertrude Nottke, May 21, 1906-Oct. 3, 2010
• Wi-Fi tower still in limbo: Avon Lake gathering information for final vote, set for Oct. 25
• Police seek man involved in Dollar General robbery
• Tours to offer a look at farm life
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• Council OKs zoning code changes for wind turbine
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Scientific research in Northeast Ohio
• Attorney wants online court records blocked
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Funds propel scientific research
• Lorain schools hosting supply auction online
• VIDEO: Job seekers look for work at Goodwill job fair
• Paraplegic man found dead in pond
• VIDEO: Jackalope owner opening new restaurant in Avon
• Elyria boy arrested after beating up mom
• Crash victim suffered from heart trouble
• VIDEOS: Avon schools looking at serious cuts if levy fails
• Former Vermilion mayor suing city
• Police seek man involved in Dollar General robbery
• New owner reopens Jim's Coffeehouse in Elyria
• Clerks cited for alcohol sales: 8 out of 10 selected Elyria businesses sold to underage informants
• Council OKs zoning code changes for wind turbine
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Ohio set to break record with year's 8th execution
• Attorney wants online court records blocked
• SHS homecoming parade Thursday
• Emerald ash borer reaches western Ohio
• Sheriff’s office taking applications for auxiliary
• Cemetery cleanup today in Sandusky
• Defendant gets life sentence for drug-related murder
• Bobby R. Martin, Aug. 12, 1939-Oct. 2, 2010
• Two Elyria bars get dates set for liquor license hearings
• Edward Peter Condon, Nov. 30, 1912-Oct. 4, 2010
• VIDEO: Avon wants moratorium sweepstakes cafe issue
• Mary F. Martin, Oct. 12, 1934-Oct. 3, 2010
• Lorain County Furniture Bank suspending operations
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• Goodwill job fair Wednesday
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• Neighbors rushed to rescue family: Friends helped victims escape after van crashed into home (VIDEO)
• 5K race raises money for Noemi Pagan Scholarship
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• ‘Pray for our firefighters’: Council members discuss recent layoffs, eye rehire plans (VIDEOS)
• County commissioner candidates did double duty in Tuesday debates
• Jeffrey challenges Paul for county auditor
• Renovations complete at Emerson Network Power Energy Systems in Lorain
• Fire destroys Wamajo garage
• Three vie for District 80 Ohio House seat
• VIDEOS: 8 Murray Ridge Center clients hurt in bus crash on way to Oberlin College
• SHS Pep Club has spirit, yes they do!
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Cash for Clunkers stimulus effort remains debate topic
• Vermilion lays out wind turbine laws
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Cash for Clunkers scorecard
• Ohio postal worker charged with assault
• STIMULUS TRACKER: A year later, Cash for Clunkers program a qualified success
• Judge sets Dimora's bribery trial for Sept. 2011
• VIDEO: Get out the vote pizza party for Lorain school levy a success
• Canada joins US in Asian carp research project
• Council will further study city service vehicle hub site
• VIDEO: Watch the Erie County Commission Candidate Debate
• VIDEO: Friends establish fund for family who lost home in fire
• Cedar Fair to resume paying investors
• Woman, 75, dies after house fire
• Ohio gas prices jump 4 cents from last week
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• Despite rain, Second Harvest sees great turnout
• VIDEO: Man dies after crashing van into home, 2 children injured
• Police seize drugs, guns during raid
• Biden to stump for Strickland in Youngstown today
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Ohio gas prices jump 4 cents from last week
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Transportation stimulus going nowhere
• Despite rain, Second Harvest sees great turnout
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• Police seize drugs, guns during raid
• Gayle Manning profile
• STIMULUS TRACKER: What's next
• Last day for Nov. 2 voter registration
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Transportation stimulus going nowhere
• Two Lorain stations not deterring response times with recent fires
• PAVED WITH 'GOLD" - Funds help make Lorain more accessible, attractive
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Road, bridge projects fueled by stimulus billions
• Last day for Nov. 2 voter registration
• Death Notices
• Two Lorain stations not deterring response times with recent fires
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Road, bridge projects fueled by stimulus billions
• Boys injured in fiery crash 'doing fine'
• VIDEO: Man dies after crashing van into home, 2 children injured
• Sandusky seeks revolving loan fund to clean up old pollution
• Gayle Manning profile
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Is Apex property owner paying fair share of taxes?
• Investigation launched into proposed rec center
• Biden to stump for Strickland in Youngstown today
• Accused killer set for trial Jan. 18
• Boys injured in fiery crash 'doing fine'
• Stimulus funds help police fight crime in Lorain
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Locally, 191 jobs and one dream come true
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Steel mill site goes back to nature on Black River
• STIMULUS TRACKER: An eight-day series on economic recovery
• Stimulus makes jobs, lasting effect in debate
• Stimulus funds help police fight crime in Lorain
• Ohio adds stimulus jobs, but it's a 'drop in the bucket'
• STIMULUS TRACKER: Steel mill site goes back to nature on Black River
• U.S. to tell citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Stimulus makes jobs, lasting effect in debate
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategies
• Ohio adds stimulus jobs, but it's a 'drop in the bucket'
• VIDEO: 100-year-old barber has been cutting hair since he was 14
• U.S. to tell citizens to be vigilant in Europe
• Clock is ticking on Rieger building
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategies
• VIDEO: 100-year-old barber has been cutting hair since he was 14
• More workshops planned for all-electric homeowners
• Rules of the road: New state laws affect in-state businesses' trucks
• Patrol seeks help finding hit-skip truck
• Dorothy Ann Kubicka, Jan. 10, 1917-Oct. 2, 2010
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• STIMULUS TRACKER: Locally, 191 jobs and one dream come true
• STIMULUS TRACKER: An eight-day series on economic recovery
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• City denies property owners’ lawsuit for tax breaks
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• Oberlin downtown reborn: Former students’ East College Street Project near completion
• Sanchez stalking conviction upheld
• VIDEO: Agreement reached to open temporary homeless shelter
• Amherst looks to collect more delinquent taxes
• Kaptur defends vote on NASA bill
• City braces for loss of firefighters
• Woman, 75, hospitalized after house fire
• Gavin Bates Towner, Aug. 25, 2010-Oct. 1, 2010
• Sheriff upset with COPS
• Avon looks to put hold on Internet sweep stake cafes
• Pastor guilty in thefts that cost Ohio church $1M
• VIDEO: Take your pick!
• Judge files dissenting opinion on monitoring
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• Former deputy treasurer sentenced to 3 years
• City denies property owners’ lawsuit for tax breaks
• VIDEO: Agreement reached to open temporary homeless shelter
• VIDEO: Local school plays "Minute to Win It" games for Wal-Mart gift cards
• Sanchez stalking conviction upheld
• City braces for loss of firefighters
• Lorain school levy committee to host free early vote pizza party
• Mylander honored by BGSU for lifetime of service
• Sheriff upset with COPS
• Cops and courts
• Locally, 191 jobs and one dream come true
• VIDEO: Take your pick!
• More medical history requested in Kovarbasich case, rehabilitation
• Stimulus funds help police fight crime in Lorain
• Former deputy treasurer sentenced to 3 years
• Bad weather postpones Sidewalk Sale
• Steel mill site goes back to nature on Black River
• VIDEO: Local school plays "Minute to Win It" games for Wal-Mart gift cards
• Oberlin downtown reborn: Former students’ East College Street Project near completion
• Stimulus makes jobs, lasting effect in debate
• Lorain school levy committee to host free early vote pizza party
• Amherst looks to collect more delinquent taxes
• Ohio adds stimulus jobs, but it's a 'drop in the bucket'
• Cops and courts
• Woman, 75, hospitalized after house fire
• STIMULUS TRACKER: An eight-day series on economic recovery
• Avon looks to put hold on Internet sweep stake cafes
• Death Notices
• More medical history requested in Kovarbasich case, rehabilitation
• Judge files dissenting opinion on monitoring
• Pastor guilty in thefts that cost Ohio church $1M
• Bad weather postpones Sidewalk Sale
• Friends of Joe Koziura hosting fundraiser brunch on Sunday
• Lorain fire chief blasts layoff plan
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: Bargain store coming to Cobblestone Plaza
• Sheriff says he needed federal grant to rehire
• Sheriffs get help tracking down sex offenders
• Lorain fire chief blasts layoff plan
• Stalking conviction remains for Lorain officer
• UPDATE: Fired county employee gets three-year sentence
• Purple Heart returned: Man tells owner he bought the medal, other stolen items for $10
• Purple Heart returned: Man tells owner he bought the medal, other stolen items for $10
• Watch Between the Lines with guest Dan Poggiali
• Pastor guilty in thefts that cost Ohio church $1M
• Bad weather forces postponement of Sidewalk Sale
• Sandusky fourth-graders part of Kid Fit program
• Internet cafe legislation approved in Sheffield Lake
• Pastor guilty in thefts that cost Ohio church $1M
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Sandusky's foundations
• Woman fined $100 for littering after grease dumped on city street
• Internet cafe legislation approved in Sheffield Lake
• Man saves elderly neighbor from fire
• Lorain men indicted for holding four against will
• Woman fined $100 for littering after grease dumped on city street
• Toledo police to investigate '07 Sandusky murder-suicide
• COPS grant will help to hire more police officers in Elyria
• Lorain men indicted for holding four against will
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• City denies claims in $13 million CRA lawsuit
• Communities awarded energy conservation grants
• COPS grant will help to hire more police officers in Elyria
• MAP: Elementary school sold to Education Alternatives
• Man found in street, girlfriend arrested for OVI
• Auxilary hosting poker walk on Sunday to fight breast cancer
• Communities awarded energy conservation grants
• City denies claims in $13 million CRA lawsuit
• VIDEO: Crowds swarm Fligner's for Dockside Seafood Sale
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• Auxilary hosting poker walk on Sunday to fight breast cancer
• Man found in street, girlfriend arrested for OVI
• Sheriff says he needed federal grant to rehire
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• VIDEO: Crowds swarm Fligner's for Dockside Seafood Sale
• Stalking conviction remains for Lorain officer
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Ohio group pitches plan to reduce painkiller abuse
• Bad weather forces postponement of Sidewalk Sale
• MAP: Elementary school sold to Education Alternatives
• Friends of Joe Koziura hosting fundraiser brunch on Sunday
• One dead, one hospitalized after suicide pact
• Ohio group pitches plan to reduce painkiller abuse
• VIDEO: Bargain store coming to Cobblestone Plaza
• Dogs and cats seek good homes
• Trustee warns of telephone scam in Sheffield Township
• Church members enjoy bounty of second harvest
• Peter ‘Chip Man’ DeSantis dies at 89
• VIDEO: El Centro throws fundraising party
• $450,000 from estate given to Avon Lake
• Ohio man guilty in fatal road-rage wreck
• Church members enjoy bounty of second harvest
• Lorain fire chief slams firefighter cuts
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• $450,000 from estate given to Avon Lake
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital for observation
• Jimmy Carter released from Cleveland hospital
• Peter ‘Chip Man’ DeSantis dies at 89
• Poverty on the rise to 34 percent in Lorain
• Ohio man guilty in fatal road-rage wreck
• Erie Elementary sells for $612,000
• Poverty on the rise to 34 percent in Lorain
• VIDEOS and DOCUMENT: Firefighters win arbitration
• VIDEOS and DOCUMENT: Firefighters win arbitration
• Sheffield Lake man indicted for additional heists
• Sheffield Lake man indicted for additional heists
• Defendant in Montelon search said captain acted within law
• Defendant in Montelon search said captain acted within law
• Court drops suit against Judge Burge
• Court drops suit against Judge Burge
• Couple suing Elyria schools about building purchase
• Couple suing Elyria schools about building purchase
• DOCUMENT: Voting hours extended in county
• VIDEOS: Frances Strickland at Democrat rally in Lorain
• Lorain police claim man threatened to shoot them
• INTERACTIVE: Actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
• DOCUMENT: Voting hours extended in county
• Food Network star in town: Chef Aáron Sanchéz to be at benefit in Lorain Sunday
• Jimmy Carter released from Cleveland hospital
• Lorain police claim man threatened to shoot them
• Trustee warns of telephone scam in Sheffield Township
• Erie Elementary sells for $612,000
• Food Network star in town: Chef Aáron Sanchéz to be at benefit in Lorain Sunday
• VIDEO: El Centro throws fundraising party
• Lorain fire chief slams firefighter cuts
• Mussels may devour carp food source, study shows
• Mussels may devour carp food source, study shows
• Gov. Strickland delaying $128M higher ed payment
• VIDEOS: El Centro to host party for donation drive
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital for observation
• Carter remains in Cleveland hospital for observation
• VIDEO: Law students help in Lorain externship
• VIDEO: Law students help in Lorain externship
• More charges for suspect in 2 failed robberies
• Carter to spend another night at Cleveland hospital
• Early voting turnout steady, Board of Elections reports
• Firefighters claim layoff plan violates law
• Man arrested after threatening to shoot officers
• VIDEOS: Karl Rove speaks in Oberlin
• Sheriff’s office gets $5,000 drug investigation grant
• VIDEOS: El Centro to host party for donation drive
• Sheriff’s office gets $5,000 drug investigation grant
• Elyria bar could avoid liquor license renewal hearing
• More charges for suspect in 2 failed robberies
• Elyria bar could avoid liquor license renewal hearing
• Truck horn foils teenage burglar
• Firefighters claim layoff plan violates law
• Giardini calls for resignation: Democrats squabble about Republican endorsement
• Elyria board to discuss building offer
• Mega Millions and Kicker numbers
• Truck horn foils teenage burglar
• VIDEO: Sidewalk Sale to show off downtown Lorain this weekend
• Carter sickened on plane, rests at Cleveland hospital
• Elyria board to discuss building offer
• Mega Millions and Kicker numbers
• Suspect arrested in Ohio real estate agent slaying
• VIDEO: Sidewalk Sale to show off downtown Lorain this weekend
• Carter sickened on plane, rests at Cleveland hospital
• Carter to spend another night at Cleveland hospital
• Suspect arrested in Ohio real estate agent slaying
• Man arrested after threatening to shoot officers
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy committee eyeing three more events
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy committee eyeing three more events
• Officer ambushed, beaten: Report details fatal shootings of Kerstetter, his assailant Palmer, 6 mont
• Officer ambushed, beaten: Report details fatal shootings of Kerstetter, his assailant Palmer, 6 mont
• Judge orders Kovarbasich to have psych evaluation
• Beer bottles, fists fly at Ohio kid's birthday party
• Voyeurism charges reduced after illegal search
• Tom Ganley profile
• Council calls for audit: Avon Lake wants new finance director to start with clean slate
• VIDEO: Ex-parishioners mark anniversary of St. Stan's closing
• Semi truck driver hospitalized after SR 303 crash in Wakeman
• Betty Sutton profile
• Wakeman man awaiting sentencing found dead
• Elyria businessman with president while new jobs bill signed
• Lorain school levy committee meets tonight at 7
• Some U.S. executions held up by shortage of drug
• VIDEO: Free farmer’s market draws crowd, despite rain
• VIDEO: Gold & Diamond Exchange opening in Lorain
• Report details deaths of Kerstetter, Palmer
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• VIDEO: City willing to help keep shelter open for homeless
• VIDEO: Amherst council says no requesting liquor license during hearing
• Record number of fugitives surrender in Cleveland
• Man allegedly assaults, throws dog feces at woman
• Lorain council nixes plan to buy building for equipment
• Shot fired at Toy Box Nightclub, nobody injured
• Ohio voters head to the polls early
• VIDEO: Avon prepares to go to court for land for possible interchange
• Purple-Heartbroken: Lorain WWII vet makes plea for thief to return cherished medal (VIDEOS)
• Digital revolutionary Emily Bell joins Journal Register Company’s Advisory Board
• First Lady Strickland visiting Lorain Wednesday
• Noisy thief arrested following foot chase
• Voyeurism charges reduced after illegal search
• County sheriff warns of solicitor scam
• Beer bottles, fists fly at Ohio kid's birthday party
• Semi truck driver hospitalized after SR 303 crash in Wakeman
• Judge orders Kovarbasich to have psych evaluation
• VIDEO: Free farmer’s market draws crowd, despite rain
• Lorain school levy committee meets tonight at 7
• Council calls for audit: Avon Lake wants new finance director to start with clean slate
• Elyria businessman with president while new jobs bill signed
• VIDEO: Amherst council says no requesting liquor license during hearing
• Wakeman man awaiting sentencing found dead
• Carter taken to Cleveland hospital with upset stomach
• Lorain council nixes plan to buy building for equipment
• VIDEO: Ex-parishioners mark anniversary of St. Stan's closing
• VIDEO: Gold & Diamond Exchange opening in Lorain
• Mega Millions and Kicker numbers
• VIDEO: Avon prepares to go to court for land for possible interchange
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• VIDEO: City willing to help keep shelter open for homeless
• GRAPHIC: Carter sickened on plane, rests at Ohio hospital
• First Lady Strickland visiting Lorain Wednesday
• Record number of fugitives surrender in Cleveland
• Man allegedly assaults, throws dog feces at woman
• Rich Iott profile
• County sheriff warns of solicitor scam
• Purple-Heartbroken: Lorain WWII vet makes plea for thief to return cherished medal (VIDEOS)
• Digital revolutionary Emily Bell joins Journal Register Company’s Advisory Board
• Marcy Kaptur profile
• Ohio gas prices drop 12 cents from last week
• Husband killed, wife shot near church Youngstown
• October bazaars and craft shows
• Volunteer recognized for efforts
• LeBron gets applause at Dolphins-Jets game
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Anti-gun group targets Ohio in report
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• VIDEOS: Caterpillars predict very cold, cold winter at Woollybear Festival
• Ohio gas prices drop 12 cents from last week
• Husband killed, wife shot near church Youngstown
• October bazaars and craft shows
• Volunteer recognized for efforts
• LeBron gets applause at Dolphins-Jets game
• Anti-gun group targets Ohio in report
• VIDEOS: Caterpillars predict very cold, cold winter at Woollybear Festival
• Wakeman man awaiting sentencing found dead
• Man arrested for starting fire in mall parking lot
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Residents turn in 654 pounds of prescriptions
• VIDEO: Diamond Products has been making diamond-tipped tools since mid-1940s
• VIDEO: Lorain man describes event as life changing
• Board of Elections contact info
• VIDEOS: Absentee ballot use growing in popularity
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• North Ridgeville house catches fire; investigation continuing
• Residents turn in 654 pounds of prescriptions
• VIDEO: Diamond Products has been making diamond-tipped tools since mid-1940s
• VIDEO: Lorain man describes event as life changing
• Board of Elections contact info
• VIDEOS: Absentee ballot use growing in popularity
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• North Ridgeville house catches fire; investigation continuing
• Sweany guilty of fight charges
• Cops and courts
• VIDEO: Family displaced when tree fell on home
• Goodwill hosting job fair
• Truck flips on US 6
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Windy weather whips through area
• Two men accused of online sex arraigned
• Officers cleared in death
• VIDEO: Feeding the Titans
• Amherst has enough bars already, councilman says
• El Centro plans community event for capital kickoff
• Vermilion gambling house owner gets probation, fine
• Chamber to host political forum
• Woman says man tried to rape her, suspect arrested
• Burge says evidence didn’t support guilty verdicts in Head Start sex case
• Another record breaking high in the forecast today
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Molnar asks for review of Lorain development chief’s hiring
• Jewish community leader dies at 89
• Ohio robber pepper sprays bingo worker, gets cash
• Former St. Lad’s sold for $200,000
• VIDEO: Progressive Field to transform into ‘Snow Days’ winter wonderland
• VIDEOS: Progressive Field to transform into ‘Snow Days’ winter wonderland
• Lorain pays $558,000 to mop up lawsuits after sewer collapse
• VIDEO: Car crashes into Bay Village Malley's, 2 hurt
• Shhh, ‘Mommy is sleeping’: Toddler says to police after finding woman drunk in parking l
• Another record breaking high in the forecast today
• VIDEO: Tent city residents concerned about winter in Lorain
• Tree limb knocks out power to 88 homes in Avon Lake
• Officers who killed Kerstetter's shooter will not be indicted
• VIDEO: Race funds will benefit Pagan memorial scholarship
• Uncle arrested after police question boy about fire
• Police kill armed Bellevue man
• VIDEO: Committee to promote school levy, handing out information Saturday
• Molnar asks for review of Lorain development chief’s hiring
• Burge says evidence didn’t support guilty verdicts in Head Start sex case
• Men broadcast sex with underage girl online
• Ohio robber pepper sprays bingo worker, gets cash
• Judge Burge defends his actions in Head Start case
• Tree limb knocks out power to 88 homes in Avon Lake
• VIDEO: Strong winds plow through the area, advisory in effect
• Jewish community leader dies at 89
• Uncle arrested after police question boy about fire
• VIDEO: Car crashes into Bay Village Malley's, 2 hurt
• Former St. Lad’s sold for $200,000
• VIDEO: Strong winds plow through the area, advisory in effect
• VIDEO: Tent city residents concerned about winter in Lorain
• Shhh, ‘Mommy is sleeping’: Toddler says to police after finding woman drunk in parking l
• Truck flips on US 6
• Officers who killed Kerstetter's shooter will not be indicted
• VIDEO: Race funds will benefit Pagan memorial scholarship
• NEW: Introducing the MJ Election Notebook
• Police kill armed Bellevue man
• VIDEO: Committee to promote school levy, handing out information Saturday
• Indians turning ballpark into snow park
• Truck flips on US 6
• Men broadcast sex with girl, 16, online
• Lorain pays $558,000 to mop up lawsuits after sewer collapse
• Gov. Strickland declares 3 counties disaster areas
• Theft suspect turns up in trash-compacting truck
• Child found next to passed-out mom in parking lot
• Ohio realtors on guard after two killings, robbery
• Woman, 47, brutally beaten: Would-be robber attacks stranger after demanding purse, money
• Brookside student downgraded to fair condition
• Ohio to try drinking water treatment on lake algae
• Ganley camp decries ‘stalker’
• Ohio to get chunk of $422M for teacher merit pay
• Enjoy it while it lasts, record high expected today
• VIDEO: Two-vehicle crash sends four to hospital
• Indians turning ballpark into snow park
• Theft suspect turns up in trash-compacting truck
• Lorain County auditor hosting clam bake Oct. 10 in Avon
• UPDATE & PHOTO: 2 hurt as car crashes into Bay Village Malley's
• Woman, 47, brutally beaten: Would-be robber attacks stranger after demanding purse, money
• Juvenile Court to hear case involving Brookside High girl who fell from car
• Child and woman still hospitalized from Henderson Drive accident
• Ganley camp decries ‘stalker’
• Company gets grant to develop energy efficient window blinds
• Goodwill gets 2 sets of keys to transport disabled riders
• VIDEO: Two-vehicle crash sends four to hospital
• Dovala files appeal for another trial for 2005murder of baby Riley
• Child found next to passed-out mom in parking lot
• Lorain County auditor hosting clam bake Oct. 10 in Avon
• Man flees after woman refuses to give up cash despite threats
• Brookside student downgraded to fair condition
• Juvenile Court to hear case involving Brookside High girl who fell from car
• Elyria chooses design consultant for Ford Road Bridge
• Ohio to get chunk of $422M for teacher merit pay
• Company gets grant to develop energy efficient window blinds
• Child and woman still hospitalized from Henderson Drive accident
• Fire that cleared Ohio middle school called arson
• Dovala files appeal for another trial for 2005murder of baby Riley
• Lorain may buy garage for service department
• Gov. Strickland declares 3 counties disaster areas
• Man flees after woman refuses to give up cash despite threats
• VIDEOS: Amherst Township secures funds to extend trail
• Ohio realtors on guard after two killings, robbery
• Elyria chooses design consultant for Ford Road Bridge
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Brown in Lorain on Thursday
• Ohio to try drinking water treatment on lake algae
• Lorain may buy garage for service department
• Goodwill gets 2 sets of keys to transport disabled riders
• Enjoy it while it lasts, record high expected today
• VIDEOS: Amherst Township secures funds to extend trail
• Fire that cleared Ohio middle school called arson
• Indians turning ballpark into snow park
• VIDEO: Ohio stripper indicted in dragging death
• Elyria police have new plan to handle animal abuse calls
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Ohio won't seek federal aid for tornado recovery
• VIDEO: Former attorney general supports lakefront property owners’ rights
• Ohio Dems seek IRS audit of Kasich
• 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' calls on Cleveland-area firm, residents for upcoming show
• Jobless rates increase: State releases August unemployment figures (VIDEO)
• Liquor license renewal hearing may not happen
• Charges may be filed after girl, 17, flung from car’s hood
• Brookside student's condition upgraded to good
• VIDEO: Ohio stripper indicted in dragging death
• VIDEO: Workers decorate Lorain with fall foliage
• 21-year-old Lorain man robbed at gunpoint
• Ohio won't seek federal aid for tornado recovery
• VIDEO: Avon residents speak out against school program cuts
• VIDEO: Dog poop used to power Mass. park lamp
• VIDEO: Dog poop used to power Mass. park lamp
• Realtor found slain in house for sale near Kent
• Woman hospitalized following attempted robbery
• 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' calls on Cleveland-area firm, residents for upcoming show
• VIDEO: Church, organization offer facilities to house homeless
• Convicted child murderer files notice of appeal
• Charges may be filed after girl, 17, flung from car’s hood
• 14-year-old confesses to setting teen, baby on fire
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Brown in Lorain on Thursday
• VIDEO: Workers decorate Lorain with fall foliage
• Lorain warned to get licensed water system operator
• Husband, wife arrested in drug raid indicted
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Brown in Lorain on Thursday
• Elyria police have new plan to handle animal abuse calls
• Man indicted for two failed robberies
• Realtor found slain in house for sale near Kent
• Former attorney general supports lakefront property owners’ rights
• Man threatens to stab woman in bank parking lot
• Man threatens to stab woman in bank parking lot
• Jobless rates increase: State releases August unemployment figures (VIDEO)
• Details unfold in attempted Amherst robbery
• VIDEO: Avon residents speak out against school program cuts
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• VIDEO: Church, organization offer facilities to house homeless
• Ohio Dems seek IRS audit of Kasich
• 14-year-old confesses to setting teen, baby on fire
• Liquor license renewal hearing may not happen
• Lorain warned to get licensed water system operator
• Brookside student's condition improves
• Lorain fugitive arrested in Cleveland
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Lorain City Council votes to sell land
• Vic’s Nightclub forgoes liquor license renewal
• A 2000 minivan is still Ohio's most stolen vehicle
• VIDEO: Bobcat planned attack on Brutus Buckeye
• VIDEOS: Lorain City Council voices support for homeless shelter
• Unanimous – save St. Joe’s: Council approves IRG management of community center (VIDEOS)
• VIDEO: Lorain ready to plan use of proposed school funds
• Final count shows 8 tornadoes hit Ohio on Thurs.
• Brookside High student hospitalized after falling from top of car
• VIDEO: Vermilion couple wants to lead by example by building wind turbine
• Rowland Nature Preserve meeting
• City Council approves Oberlin Avenue resurfacing
• Coast Guard rescues boaters in distress
• Brown warns CSX to fix bridges
• Lorain needs water operator, Ohio EPA says
• Woman charged with vehicular assault
• August jobless rates up in Elyria, Lorain
• Avon school board will talk budget cuts
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Students fine in Ohio school bus crash with car
• SLIDESHOW: A week in news
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• INTERACTIVE: Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Students fine in Ohio school bus crash with car
• Ohio gas prices drop 7 cents from last week
• SLIDESHOW: a week in news
• Having a doggone good time at the Doggie Doo and Pooch Parade in Oberlin
• INTERACTIVE: Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Biden visits Ohio for 3rd time in 1 month
• Brookside senior hospitalized in car-surfing fall
• Graduates come together 65 years later
• Ohio gas prices drop 7 cents from last week
• Columbia Station teen killed in crash
• Having a doggone good time at the Doggie Doo and Pooch Parade in Oberlin
• Group hopes to save Lorain homeless shelter
• Biden visits Ohio for 3rd time in 1 month
• Firelands coach resigns after prostitution sting
• Ohio University apologizes for mascot attack
• Graduates come together 65 years later
• Columbia Station teen killed in crash
• Group hopes to save Lorain homeless shelter
• 'The Hurt Locker' author discusses career path from Oberlin College to Iraq War
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Jet Express finds its niche
• SLIDESHOW: Econoline van - 50 years of fitting ‘American personality'
• VIDEO: Two soldiers deal with mental, emotional battle scars
• VIDEO: Apple queen
• City Council gets St. Joe rescue deal
• Severe storms rip through Ohio, tornado suspected
• VIDEOS: Elyria fun rolls on even after 30 years at Apple Festival
• Ohio man charged in fire at mostly black church
• Man gets five years in prison for Lorain shooting
• Ray of hope for homeless: Lorain pastor organizes effort to help find new city shelter
• Alleged rapist in court: Lorain man charged with attacking 8-year-old
• VIDEO: Man crashes car—twice: Strikes fire hydrant then Mango Rod’s
• Alleged robber’s wife arrested for witness intimidation
• City Council gets St. Joe rescue deal
• LCCC College Fair set for Oct. 12
• VIDEOS: Elyria fun rolls on even after 30 years at Apple Festival
• School board to explain school funding, finances to residents
• Man gets five years in prison for Lorain shooting
• Alleged rapist in court: Lorain man charged with attacking 8-year-old
• Alleged robber’s wife arrested for witness intimidation
• LCCC College Fair set for Oct. 12
• School board to explain school funding, finances to residents
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Severe storms rip through Ohio, tornado suspected
• Ohio man charged in fire at mostly black church
• Ray of hope for homeless: Lorain pastor organizes effort to help find new city shelter
• VIDEO: Man crashes car—twice: Strikes fire hydrant then Mango Rod’s
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Ohio's US Senate race all about who's to blame
• St. Joe Homeless Shelter doomed
• VIDEO: Defense says bars to blame for missing charity money
• LCCC hosting fundraiser
• Elyria barber out of jail after drug arrest
• Avon Lake narrows down finance director candidates
• VIDEO: Joneses plead innocent in 3-year-old’s death
• Lorain police recover gun stolen in 1996
• Lorain police rescue neglected pitbull
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Browns honoring Kerstetter at Sunday’s game
• Severe storms rip through Ohio, tornado suspected
• Ohio man charged in fire at mostly black church
• Arrow assault suspect back in Ohio
• VIDEO and DOCUMENT: Retail store in the works for east side
• Unemployment in Ohio drops for fifth month straight
• Poll shows Kasich has big lead over Gov. Strickland
• Trial date set for Firelands football coach
• Semi-trucks crash, spill fuel on Turnpike overnight
• Association sides with plaintiffs in Head Start case against judge
• VIDEO: Ohio mom gives marijuana to 2-year-old
• Title bureau to open at county visitor’s center
• VIDEO: Man, 82, dies after being hit by ambulance
• Trial date set for Firelands football coach
• PHOTO: 33-inch cow sets record for world's smallest
• Lorain seeks environmental consultant to clean up sites
• Ohio officer ambushed, cruiser windows shot out
• Title bureau to open at county visitor’s center
• Lung Assn. says Ohio should double cigarette tax
• Vermilion council OKs CRA zone to spark growth
• Browns to honor Kerstetter, other officers Sunday
• Lorain seeks environmental consultant to clean up sites
• Gay nightclub adding sparkle to downtown
• Colorado Ave. railroad tracks construction delayed
• VIDEOS: Parents key to improving local schools, coalition says
• Vermilion council OKs CRA zone to spark growth
• Homeowners plead not guilty in Crum Jr. case
• The Morning Journal accepting bazaar, craft show information
• Lawmakers to consider Edison statue legislation
• Teen arrested for abduction after high-speed chase
• VIDEO: Man, 82, dies after being hit by ambulance
• VIDEO: Lehman Brothers bankruptcy hurt Lorain
• Crash victim killed girl with car 8 years ago
• Colorado Ave. railroad tracks construction delayed
• Ohio officer ambushed, cruiser windows shot out
• Teen arrested for abduction after high-speed chase
• DOCUMENT: 11 Lorain firefighters to lose jobs
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• The Morning Journal accepting bazaar, craft show information
• VIDEOS: Parents key to improving local schools, coalition says
• Firefighters drive 950 miles to get student in Ohio
• Dimora pleads not guilty to 31 charges
• VIDEO: Chuck Camera pleads not guilty to stealing
• VIDEO: Lehman Brothers bankruptcy hurt Lorain
• Crash victim killed girl with car 8 years ago
• Semi-trucks crash, spill fuel on Turnpike overnight
• Lorain, Huron and Erie counties under severe thunderstorm watch
• Poll shows Kasich has big lead over Gov. Strickland
• Anti-abortion activist says Dems banned her pamphlets
• DOCUMENT: 11 Lorain firefighters to lose jobs
• Browns to honor Kerstetter, other officers Sunday
• UPDATE: Russo pleads guilty, faces 22 years in prison for Cuyahoga County corruption
• VIDEO: Ohio mom gives marijuana to 2-year-old
• Employees: Sandusky International sold
• Dimora pleads not guilty to 31 charges
• Lawmakers to consider Edison statue legislation
• Kingston acquires assisted-living facility in Vermilion Township
• PHOTO: 33-inch cow is world's smallest
• Dad charged with infant's murder
• Kingston acquires assisted-living facility in Vermilion Township
• Lorain, Huron and Erie counties under severe thunderstorm watch
• VIDEO: LCCC student featured in White House video
• Lung Assn. says Ohio should double cigarette tax
• Maag was one of Strobel's first stars
• VIDEO: LCCC student featured in White House video
• UPDATE: Russo pleads guilty, faces 22 years in prison for Cuyahoga County corruption
• VIDEO: Master sergeant returns from Afghanistan
• Gay nightclub adding sparkle to downtown
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Oberlin transit continuing: County Commissioners allow bus service to run through Dec. 30
• Homeowners plead not guilty in Crum Jr. case
• VIDEO: Master sergeant returns from Afghanistan
• VIDEO: Chuck Camera pleads not guilty to stealing
• Association sides with plaintiffs in Head Start case against judge
• Firefighters drive 950 miles to get student in Ohio
• Oberlin transit continuing: County Commissioners allow bus service to run through Dec. 30
• Council to open welcome center
• VIDEO: In Lorain, it's now Mercy Regional Medical Center
• OPAA backs prosecutors in Head Start case
• Task Force seeks information leading to suspected Lorain drug dealer’s arrest
• Dems gamble by shifting fire from Bush to Boehner
• Lorain seeking environmental consultant for cleanup
• VIDEO: Lorain school levy campaign in full gear
• Suspected bomb likely a movie prop, sheriff says
• Oberlin transit to continue through December
• Lorain man, 51, reported as victim of fatal crash on I-480
• State, federal officials discuss Asian carp plan
• Help coming for Lorain City Schools
• Car and ambulance crash leaves driver dead, sends firefighters to hospital
• Judge sides with inmate on death row
• New title bureau in the works for Lorain County
• Lorain County Democrats, Republicans react to first governor debate
• Fatal crash victim also driver in 2002 crash that killed girl on bike
• Port shortens celebration: Independence Day will be one-day event at Black River Landing
• Lorain eyes cuts to 11 firefighters
• Bids for final Lorain property demolitions begin
• Vermilion creates CRA zone
• Family hosting bone marrow drive to help dying 5-month-old
• Sandusky hosts meeting tonight on Surf's Up property
• Contractors bid for Oberlin Avenue resurfacing job
• Public meeting planned on train service plan
• Man shoots at girlfriend, another man
• Beauty And Melody Of China At Bellevue Society For The Arts
• Mexican Mutual Society to celebrate Independence
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• Dispute in Avon neighborhood leads to shot fired, 3 arrested
• Gas station penalized for failing vapor tests
• Marvin L. Miller, Feb. 27, 1925-Sept. 14, 2010
• Lorain NAACP hosting Freedom Fund Banquet
• Prosecutor appeals probation in Kovarbasich case
• Death Notices
• Food Network star, local chefs headline Second Harvest fundraiser
• Former Dem. chairman in Cleveland indicted
• Larry "Hippie" Weber, June 2, 1953-Sept. 15, 2010
• Funding to help replace Ohio trees killed by bug
• County prosecutor appeals Kovarbasich sentence
• LCS did not request postseason ban for Elyria Catholic
• Animal Protective League hosting cat adopt-a-thon
• Wellington community leader killed in car crash
• Ohio inmate paralyzed in football game gets $4.4M
• Amherst considers allowing residents to build solid fences
• Avon schools review budget cut options if November levy fails
• VIDEOS: Community remembers fallen son Lance Cpl. Hall during ceremony
• Council consults attorneys on pending lawsuits
• Lear Road Internet tower decision pushed back
• Lorain's Community Regional Medical Center renamed Mercy Regional Medical Center
• Lorain awards NSP demo bids
• Wellington community leader killed in car crash
• VIDEO: State money could help clean new site of wastewater plant
• EC violates OHSAA bylaw: Elyria Catholic coach’s contact with Lorain students infringes rules
• LCS did not request postseason ban for Elyria Catholic
• Gunfire at Avon home leads to 2 arrests, police say
• Police arrest former doctor in Wellington for procuring
• Lorain man arrested for shooting at girlfriend, man
• Ohio inmate paralyzed in football game gets $4.4M
• Man claims ecstasy pills fake during search
• Kaptur, challenger to debate on Between the Lines
• Police kick in woman’s door: Officers responding to screams arrest man for domestic violence
• Lorain's Community Regional Medical Center renamed Mercy Regional Medical Center
• Libraries offering free job search programs
• NASA wind farm meeting tonight
• Funding to help replace Ohio trees killed by bug
• Lorain man arrested for shooting at girlfriend, man
• Police kick in woman’s door: Officers responding to screams arrest man for domestic violence
• Migrating Monarchs
• City opens Oberlin Avenue bids
• City opens Oberlin Avenue bids
• Lorain school levy committee meeting tonight
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• Animal Protective League hosting cat adopt-a-thon
• County prosecutor appeals Kovarbasich sentence
• Avon schools review budget cut options if November levy fails
• Tribe to host no-peanut zone at Progressive Field
• Amherst considers allowing residents to build solid fences
• Gary W. Gochenour, April 26, 1946-Sept. 13, 2010
• Lear Road Internet tower decision pushed back
• Cincinnati woman dies shielding grandkid in drive-by
• Council consults attorneys on pending lawsuits
• Death Notices
• VIDEO: State money could help clean new site of wastewater plant
• Kasich, Strickland to debate tonight in Columbus
• Gunfire at Avon home leads to 2 arrests, police say
• The monarch, not your average tag job
• United Way of Erie County launches drive to raise $750,000
• VIDEOS: Community remembers fallen son Lance Cpl. Hall during ceremony
• Man claims ecstasy pills fake during search
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• EC violates OHSAA bylaw: Elyria Catholic coach’s contact with Lorain students infringes rules
• Libraries offering free job search programs
• Cincinnati woman dies shielding grandkid in drive-by
• Police arrest former doctor in Wellington for procuring
• Lorain school levy committee meeting tonight
• Lorain awards NSP demo bids
• Death Notices
• Yacht club scales back expansion plans
• Perkins open enrollment grows
• Firelands coach pleads not guilty
• New Sandusky police chief wants to foster communication, trust
• UPDATED: Boat fire sends six to hospital
• Yacht Club expansion vote tonight
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Intersection needs traffic light
• John W. 'Bill' Ray, July 21, 1921-Sept. 11, 2010
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Local politicans dealt aces
• Catherine Schoen, Feb. 28, 1927-Sept. 10, 2010
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• Fake bomb evacuates city block in Sheffield Township
• Hispanic Fund honors former members for service
• Wellington doctor arrested for solicitation
• Public invited to David R. Hall memorial day
• Sandusky police mum on alleged rape, stabbing
• Shirley Pepitone, June 23, 1930-Sept. 6, 2010
• UPDATE: Assault suspect caught
• Stagnant development leaves Sandusky holding $4M bag
• Death Notices
• Charles R. Caton, March 17, 1926-Sept. 11, 2010
• Cedar Point takes top industry honors ... again
• Nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
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• Poverty on the rise to record high
• VIDEO: Sneak peek at history as Underground Railroad Center in Oberlin opens doors
• Man has passion for fixing, giving away bikes
• VIDEO: Toft’s ice cream has humble roots
• Nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
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• Poverty on the rise to record high
• VIDEO: Sneak peek at history as Underground Railroad Center in Oberlin opens doors
• Man has passion for fixing, giving away bikes
• VIDEO: Toft’s ice cream has humble roots
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• Avon school board will discuss more cuts at special meeting
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Falcons head football coach arrested for soliciting sex
• Avon school board will discuss more cuts at special meeting
• Say it ain’t so, Chuck: Former youth baseball coach indicted for stealing money
• Falcons head football coach arrested for soliciting sex
• INTERACTIVE: Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Say it ain’t so, Chuck: Former youth baseball coach indicted for stealing money
• Center Ridge Road widening approved
• INTERACTIVE: Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Woman charged for making false domestic violence claim
• Center Ridge Road widening approved
• Clerk resigns after accessing Bowersox’s personal information
• Woman charged for making false domestic violence claim
• Amherst couple indicted in connection with Jesse Crum Jr.’s death
• Clerk resigns after accessing Bowersox’s personal information
• East 28th open while CSX repairs overpass
• Amherst couple indicted in connection with Jesse Crum Jr.’s death
• Boy, 2, needs bone marrow transplant
• East 28th open while CSX repairs overpass
• Emergency response drill will take place today
• Boy, 2, needs bone marrow transplant
• Public can take peak at Underground Railroad Center
• Emergency response drill will take place today
• Residents remember Sept. 11
• Public can take peek at Underground Railroad Center
• Elyria City Council decides to regulate hours, locations of Internet cafes
• Residents remember Sept. 11
• Elyria City Council decides to regulate hours, locations of Internet cafes
• Emergency drill set for county airport
• Emergency drill set for county airport
• East 28th Street now open
• Five people injured in Amherst Township crash
• Five people injured in Amherst Township crash
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• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo charged in corruption case, resigns
• Morning Journal places high in state contest
• 9/11 ANNIVERSARY: What does it mean to you?
• Mother of dead 3-year-old boy pleads innocent to child endangerment
• Morning Journal places high in state contest
• Ten illegal immigrants caught after van stopped
• Mother of dead 3-year-old boy pleads innocent to child endangerment
• Elyria school board rejects auction bids for buildings
• Ten illegal immigrants caught after van stopped
• Former Lorain youth baseball president indicted
• Elyria school board rejects auction bids for buildings
• East 28th Street now open
• Association set to tour Lorain Lighthouse today
• Association set to tour Lorain Lighthouse today
• VIDEO: Panthers win game all of Elyria has been talking about
• VIDEO: Panthers win game all of Elyria has been talking about
• Underpass closes after debris hit automobile
• Underpass closes after debris hit automobile
• Drug Task Force officer fires shot during arrest, no injuries reported
• Drug Task Force officer fires shot during arrest, no injuries reported
• Journal places high in state contest
• Journal places high in state contest
• Ownership of Road Runners bar switches hands in sale
• Ownership of Road Runners bar switches hands in sale
• Gang sweep guilty verdict: Jurors say two Lorain men participated in criminal gang
• Gang sweep guilty verdict: Jurors say two Lorain men participated in criminal gang
• Former Lorain youth baseball president indicted
• Neighbor alerts police to burglary
• Railroad union official sentenced for bribery
• Morning Journal places high in state contest
• Lorain man given 25 years for New York killing
• Jury finds two men guilty of participating in Lorain gang
• Duo’s gang sweep trial ends: Jury deliberating fate of men arrested in February
• Cuyahoga County Auditor Frank Russo charged in corruption case, resigns
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• Mother of Jesse Crum Jr. pleads not guilty
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• Elyria school board rejects building bids
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• VIDEO: Tree topples on house, causing no damage
• St. Joe’s to be smaller under new managers
• Handcuffed man, 22,falls in to Black River
• LCCC enrollment bursting
• Three commuter rail public meetings set for this month
• Obama unveils proposals
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• Sheffield Village gets $4,500 grant for fire department’s use
• ROAD CLOSURE: SR 301 closing for culvert work
• Alleged baby killer seeks lower bond
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• EHS seniors could drive away in a new car
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• LCCAA selling luncheon tickets
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• Council grants firm OK to find all delinquent city taxpayers
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• New 24-hour Walmart open in Lorain
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• VIDEO: Lack of Avon High busing causing traffic congestion
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• Neighbor stops two-man burglary twoneighbor’s home
• DOCUMENT: Company saves St. Joseph’s: Lorain officials close to deal with Lichter’s IRG
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• VIDEOS: Man, dog die in fire; cause still undetermined
• Council grants firm OK to find all delinquent city taxpayers
• Man arrested for drug trafficking
• Closing arguments end in Lorain gang trial
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• Fire destroys trailer in Lorain
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• Man stops two-man burglary at neighbor's house
• 187,000-square-foot Walmart opens
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• VIDEO: Lack of Avon High busing causing traffic congestion
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• DOCUMENT: Company saves St. Joseph’s: Lorain officials close to deal with Lichter’s IRG
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• DETOUR AHEAD: Work to close SR 301 south of Lagrange
• VIDEOS: Man, dog die in fire; cause still undetermined
• Lorain school district hosting open house today
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• Man arrested for drug trafficking
• Voters head to polls for Cuyahoga County primary
• Cleveland Clinic hospital gowns get a makeover
• Armed men looking for cash pistol whip victim
• Voters head to polls for Cuyahoga County primary
• 15-year-old shot in Lorain
• Armed men looking for cash pistol whip victim
• Elyria High seniors get first look at new grounds
• 15-year-old shot in Lorain
• Barbecue ignites, burns down garage in Amherst
• Elyria High seniors get first look at new grounds
• Lake Erie Crushers’ booster club disbands
• Barbecue ignites, burns down garage in Amherst
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• Lake Erie Crushers’ booster club disbands
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• Students study the halls of the new Elyria High School
• VIDEOS: Students study the halls of the new Elyria High School
• Experts to testify in 5-state Asian carp lawsuit
• Experts to testify in 5-state Asian carp lawsuit
• Man shot with arrows in Cincinnati, police say
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• 33-year-old father of two dies after crashing car in Elyria
• Man shot with arrows in Cincinnati, police say
• VIDEO: Flight attendant in passenger tiff due in court
• 33-year-old father of two dies after crashing car in Elyria
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• VIDEO: Prominent politicians rule Labor Day event in Lorain
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• Website ends adult services category due to pressure
• Democrats’ prospects threatened by economy
• Internet sweepstakes cafes opening up around area
• VIDEO: Local greenhouse grows selection to niche market
• VIDEO: Schreiber recalls childhood memories
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• Community center gets grant: Work on renamed Sheffield Lake facility to begin in October
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• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
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• MAP: Three Elyria schools sold, board makes final decision
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
• Council to reconsider tax agency
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• DOCUMENT: Schools get OK for river site
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• VIDEO: Community celebrates at first ‘Titans Tailgate’
• MAP: Three Elyria schools sold, board makes final decision
• Prosecutors call for ruling on Head Start case acquittals
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
• Mother of dead 3-year-old indicted for child endangerment
• Council to reconsider tax agency
• Fire destroys barn: Car collection lost in blaze, but no injuries
• DOCUMENT: Schools get OK for river site
• Community center gets grant: Work on renamed Sheffield Lake facility to begin in October
• VIDEO: Community celebrates at first ‘Titans Tailgate’
• Prosecutors call for ruling on Head Start case acquittals
• Mother of dead 3-year-old indicted for child endangerment
• Fire destroys barn: Car collection lost in blaze, but no injuries
• Alleged baby killer enters innocent plea
• Women of Compassion will be honored for community work
• Troopers out in full force: Highway patrol prepares for Labor Day weekend events, traffic
• Women of Compassion will be honored for community work
• Nord school gets fitness money
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• Nord school gets fitness money
• Common Ground needs help to win Pepsi grant
• VIDEO: Hot tubber calls 911 for towels, hug
• Common Ground needs help to win Pepsi grant
• Many applicants vie for Avon Lake finance job
• Lorain Titans lace up in new cleats
• Many applicants vie for Avon Lake finance job
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• Lorain reconsiders deal with tax collection agency
• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
• Loaded rifle, AK-47 found in house of sex offender
• Troopers out in full force: Highway patrol prepares for Labor Day weekend events, traffic
• Obama plans trip to Cleveland next Wednesday
• VIDEO: Hot tubber calls 911 for towels, hug
• Titan Tailgate tonight before first-ever home game
• Lorain Titans lace up in new cleats
• Early morning blaze destroys barn, classic cars
• Loaded rifle, AK-47 found in house of sex offender
• Avon Lake readying a to-do list: Traffic improvement projects proposed for SR 83
• Obama plans trip to Cleveland next Wednesday
• Firefighters win jobs suit: Court may order pay reimbursement to wrongly demoted Elyria workers
• Avon Lake readying a to-do list: Traffic improvement projects proposed for SR 83
• Mother of Jesse Crum Jr. indicted by grand jury
• Firefighters win jobs suit: Court may order pay reimbursement to wrongly demoted Elyria workers
• Councilman hosting Family Friendly Fundraiser
• Councilman hosting Family Friendly Fundraiser
• Lorain gang case almost a mistrial
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• Lorain gang case almost a mistrial
• Murder suspect’s wife pleads guilty to charges
• Second man pleads guilty to Lorain arsons
• Murder suspect’s wife pleads guilty to charges
• Alleged baby killer enters innocent plea
• Hot, dry summer speeds Ohio sweet corn season
• Mazzola had no insurance for caretaker
• Judge rules in favor of Elyria firefighters
• Election board in Cleveland OKs bilingual ballots
• Arguments 'invented' in Head Start case, defense says
• VIDEO: Elderly woman, pets will soon be homeless
• Local restaurants donating proceeds in support of tax levy for Elyria police
• Arguments 'invented' in Head Start case, defense says
• Elyria man gets five years probation for mortgage fraud scheme
• Local restaurants donating proceeds in support of tax levy for Elyria police
• Sheffield Lake gets home improvement money from ODOD
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• Officer’s gun recovered after burglary
• Labor Day picnic in Lorain
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• Elyria man gets five years probation for mortgage fraud scheme
• PHOTO & MAP: Rig explodes in Gulf, crew rescued, Coast Guard backs off oil sheen report
• State official Quill to speak in Lorain tomorrow
• Sheffield Lake gets home improvement money from ODOD
• Woman leaves baby in hot car in Super Kmart parking lot: Boy appeared to be unconscious
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
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• Naked man flees alleged kidnappers
• For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
• Woman leaves baby in hot car in Super Kmart parking lot: Boy appeared to be unconscious
• New Midview middle school ready to break ground in fall
• It’s lights out for safe haven: St. Joseph Overnight Shelter loses appeal to keep facility ope
• Naked man flees alleged kidnappers
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• New Midview middle school ready to break ground in fall
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• ROCK SOLID TITANS: Team ready to unveil new gameday tradition (VIDEOS)
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
• Lorain man pleads not guilty in child's death
• For 2nd time, Ohio woman gives birth in vehicle
• Mazzola had no insurance for caretaker
• It’s lights out for safe haven: St. Joseph Overnight Shelter loses appeal to keep facility ope
• Election board in Cleveland OKs bilingual ballots
• ROCK SOLID TITANS: Team ready to unveil new gameday tradition (VIDEOS)
• VIDEO: Elderly woman, pets will soon be homeless
• Police find slot machines during raid at Lorain bar
• Bear owner had no insurance for worker killed
• Two arrested in fight near Circle K: Man uses muzzle loader to disperse crowd
• Midview to build $16 million middle school
• Lorain Walmart opening Sept. 8
• IT'S OVER: Police shoot gunman at Discovery Channel
• Group objects to governor's attack ad on Invacare
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• Rules being tightened on exotic animal ownership
• Cleveland zoo welcomes baby black rhino
• Lorain loses Chad Earl, respected community activist
• Avon Lake residents up in arms due to Internet tower
• Layoff notices go to wrong 6 Akron police officers
• Funeral plans made for murder-suicide victims
• Schools to plan use of federal jobs money
• LCCC enters high-tech niche thanks to $5.5 million grant
• VIDEO: Bicyclist, 70, hurt in accident
• Animal rights group wants Mazzola charged with reckless homicide
• VIDEO: Police shoot, kill gunman at Discovery Channel
• Morning Journal readers react to Obama’s speech
• Rumor of fight at Vermilion High proves false
• Fire destroys Westlake duplex
• Nude Lorain man escapes kidnappers, police say
• Lorain home restored with NSP funding goes for sale
• Elyria man gets probation for mortgage fraud
• 8-month-old girl murdered: Lorain man, 23, indicted after toddler dies from head trauma
• No signs of struggle at home where Bay Village couple died
• VIDEO: Remembering 'Bandit'
• Mazzola seeks counseling: Bear owner says he's mentally distraught by friend’s death
• Suspect arrested for robbing pizza delivery man at gunpoint
• Task Force names Lorain man fugitive of the week
• NASA continues demolition at Plum Brook Station
• Commission honors North Ridgeville High as School of Year
• Lorain puts restored home up for sale
• Victims in critical condition after car accident in Elyria
• Ohio divvies up $361 million in federal school funds
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• Duplex fire displaces 2 families overnight
• Parents who failed to pay child support can get license reinstated
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• Birthday party becomes a celebration of Rothgery’s life
• Bite holds up transfer for shot-at Toledo dog
• Man chases, rams vehicle after seeing it near home
• Sand a possible remedy for Ohio lake pollution
• Cleveland park official says python was dangerous
• VIDEOS: Students, staff 'excited' to begin anew as Titans officially unified
• VIDEOS: Attack ad involving Invacare sparks political bickering
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• VIDEOS: Invacare, Taylor slam Strickland attack ad
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• Joffrey Ballet returns
• Mental treatment ordered for killer bear's owner
• Drivers, passenger ID'd in Elyria crash
• VIDEO: Lorain High School in full swing today
• Rothgery deaths a homicide-suicide, coroner says
• VIDEOS: Invacare, Taylor slam Strickland attack ad
• New data show fewer Ohio traffic tickets
• 6-foot python turns up in Cleveland Metroparks
• Mental treatment ordered for killer bear's owner
• Ohio gas prices up 5 cents from last week
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• Rothgery deaths a homicide-suicide, coroner says
• 6-foot python turns up in Cleveland Metroparks
• Motorcycle accident injures Lorain man
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• Motorcycle accident injures Lorain man
• Firefighters dismantle car after crash to free trapped passengers
• Lorain man indicted for baby's death
• Firefighters dismantle car after crash to free trapped passengers
• Attendance records set this year at county fair
• Gunshot leads to lock down at Jackson Learning Center
• Attendance records set this year at county fair
• VIDEO: Palace Theatre works to restore 1928 charm
• Freda Marie Schmenk, July 9, 1914-Aug. 30, 2010
• VIDEO: Palace Theatre works to restore 1928 charm
• Cleveland firm touts loyalty at LeBron's expense
• Phyllis A. Sharpe, Aug. 30, 1939-Aug. 20, 2010
• Cleveland firm touts loyalty at LeBron's expense
• Brother of Lorain County court judge allegedly kills wife, self in Bay Village
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• Brother of Lorain County court judge allegedly kills wife, self in Bay Village
• Lorain man indicted for baby's death
• VIDEO: Lorain High School in full swing today
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Readers ask about recycling, restaffing
• New data show fewer Ohio traffic tickets
• Sandusky won't increase Erie County water rates
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• NASA seeks wind farm for Plum Brook Station
• Drivers, passenger ID'd in Elyria crash
• Esther L. Bates, Sept. 21, 1939-Aug. 30, 2010
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Cat won't bite the hand that feeds it
• Ohio gas prices up 5 cents from last week
• Tea Party cooks up candidate questionnaire
• Robert Korns, Aug. 7, 1933-May 7, 2010
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• Sandusky pastor, wife heading home to Zambia
• Tornado warning in effect for area
• Nuesse seeks online comments posted by city workers
• What the hail: Region still recovering from Friday's storms
• City bears responsibility for housing scandal
• Sandusky finances steady; city officials hope for upturn
• SANDERS: Arizona on slippery slope
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• Cedar Fair lawsuits consolidated
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• Pole barn destroyed in fire
• Pole barn destroyed in fire
• Yesterday’s events, nice weather drew large crowd
• Yesterday’s events, nice weather drew large crowd
• Joffrey Ballet returns
• Joffrey Ballet returns
• VIDEO: Lorain man restores car to classic form
• VIDEO: Lorain man restores car to classic form
• Rally asks to restore good values, honor
• Rally asks to restore good values, honor
• Residents rid grief in symbolic burial of hurricane
• City considers safety services study
• Residents rid grief in symbolic burial of hurricane
• Illegal immigrant arrested after van almost hit Border Patrol vehicle
• 21-year-old learns to swallow, talk after two decades on breathing tube
• OSU alumni give Sandusky's Facer Park some TLC
• Sandusky Schools ready for layoffs
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• Sandusky sticks a Clear Fork in Colts' attack
• Unanswered questions spark second electric forum
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• Future of Mazzola, animals up in air
• DOCUMENT: Montelon sues city, officials due to search
• City may cut 13 firefighters
• Lorain picks contractor for Broadway office renovation
• Patrol IDs man killed by truck
• Oberlin gets Safe Routes grant
• Girl leads goat to winner’s circle
• City to consider CRA zone: Vermilion proposes incentives for business growth on east side
• Lorain aims to improve state report card scores
• VIDEO: Infant OK following East 36th Street crash
• Bikini-clad strippers protest church in rural Ohio
• Realtor warns of online rent scam
• 'Twilight' actor draws admiring flock to Sandusky Mall
• Border Patrol swarms west side
• VIDEO: Police crack down on underage drinking, invite reporter along
• Three men arrested after reports of gunfire
• Robert G. Chapman, Feb. 9, 1957-Aug. 24, 2010
• Man who escaped fatal fire 3 years ago dies in blaze
• Residents, sewer district settle complaint about noxious odors
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• Three men arrested after reports of gunfire
• ODOT seeks money for electric vehicles, NASA runway strip
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• Residents, sewer district settle complaint about noxious odors
• Fly overs spot 327 marijuana plants
• Bikini-clad strippers continue protesting church
• ODOT seeks money for electric vehicles, NASA runway strip
• Academy gets late start to new year
• Mott Foundation gives $500K for anti-carp efforts
• Fly overs spot 327 marijuana plants
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• 6,000 shed weight with free Ohio gym memberships
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• Drunken man commends police for arresting him
• SHOCKING VIDEO: Ohio teen survives terrible crash
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• Service honors man killed by bear
• Bikini-clad strippers continue protesting church
• Elyria man takes gun from young robbers
• Mott Foundation gives $500K for anti-carp efforts
• VIDEO: Infant, drivers OK following crash
• Service honors man killed by bear
• Date set for possible Lorain firefighter cuts
• VIDEO: Infant, drivers OK following crash
• Ohio students settle into new school after tornado
• 6,000 shed weight with free Ohio gym memberships
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• Ohio students settle into new school after tornado
• VIDEOS: Freshmen take to the halls of Lorain High School
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• VIDEO: Police crack down on underage drinking, invite reporter along
• State releases school district report cards
• VIDEOS: Freshmen take to the halls of Lorain High School
• Man who escaped fatal fire 3 years ago dies in blaze
• Driver makes short work of garage
• Man arrested for breaking into vacant home
• Dogs and cats seek good homes
• No injures as shots fired at Lorain home
• Area police investigate unrelated deaths
• Voters being asked to correct information on personal documents
• JASON'S MAILBAG: Who will be Sandusky's next police chief?
• Avon looking to bring wind energy to city
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• Lorain County Fair schedule
• More jail for ex-Columbus firefighter who killed dogs
• Man dies in West 21st Street fire
• Ohio seeks system of electric cars
• Exotic animal sanctuary under investigation
• Nearly 600 freshmen fill the halls on the first day at Lorain High School
• VIDEO: Board looks to pass levy even after federal help
• VIDEO: Deal with dad turns into fair project for boy, 11
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• Property taxes to increase $18 for townships
• FANDY: Football Season Preview Show live at 6 p.m.
• Area schools’ report cards in: State’s preliminary results show Lorain still under acade
• Fire Chief Mike Meinzer to retire
• Ohio panel to vote on Edison statue for US Capitol
• Mildred L. Fox, Feb. 23, 1915-Aug. 25, 2010
• Service today for Elyria man mauled by bear
• ODOT seeks money for electric cars, NASA runway
• 36-year-old Lorain man dies in West 21st Street fire
• Sandusky fire chief to retire in January
• Camera drops to ground off Ohio police helicopter
• Teen arrested for threatening duo with loaded gun
• Heart doctors, EMH merger wave of future
• Suspended police captain in Ohio rescues baby
• Appeals court to hear suit against Vermilion police officers
• First day classes canceled at Arts Academy
• Local school districts get report cards
• Ohio man with gun at NC Obama stop found guilty
• Committee can’t decide whether to regulate new gaming trend
• Sandusky boy struck by car
• Man cutting tree dies at golf course
• VIDEO: Bremke talk of Junior Fair with winning pigs
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• Lorain schools receives $2.6 million
• Memorial service planned for Amherst police's K-9 Bandit
• VIDEO: School levy efforts starting to pay off
• Off-duty officer helps man attacked by 3 juveniles
• Ohio home sales drop 35 percent from June to July
• Craig Morgan gets crowd moving at Lorain County Fair
• Jobless rates drop slightly, figures show
• Mentor man accused of groping 2 young girls at Walmart
• Committee can’t decide whether to regulate new gaming trend
• Niece, 15, allegedly assaults, threatens to stab aunt in Lorain
• Group urges final action on Ohio farm animal deal
• VIDEO: Bremke talk of Junior Fair with winning pigs
• VIDEOS: Lorain High ready to welcome students
• Jury trial begins for 2 alleged gang members
• Memorial service planned for Amherst police's K-9 Bandit
• Robbery suspect ID’d by fingerprint at scene
• More jail for ex-Columbus firefighter who killed dogs
• Kenneth H. Nuber, March 23, 1950-Aug. 24, 2010
• Off-duty officer helps man attacked by 3 juveniles
• Heart doctors join EMH
• Libertarian targets Ohio elephant, donkey figurines
• Cedar Fair says patent dispute won't halt development of new rides
• Jobless rates drop slightly, figures show
• 'Twilight' actor Peter Facinelli coming to Sandusky Mall
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint in Lorain
• Mentor man accused of groping 2 young girls at Walmart
• Niece, 15, allegedly assaults, threatens to stab aunt in Lorain
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Booze cruisin' for a bruisin'
• Ohio man with gun at NC Obama stop found guilty
• Group urges final action on Ohio farm animal deal
• VIDEOS: Lorain High ready to welcome students
• Body found in Sandusky backyard
• Man cutting tree dies at golf course
• Jury trial begins for 2 alleged gang members
• Robbery suspect ID’d by fingerprint at scene
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• Lorain schools await word on $2.6 million
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint in Lorain
• Heart doctors join EMH
• Ohio home sales drop 35 percent from June to July
• Man indicted in O'Hara's Beverage Spot robbery
• Man indicted in O'Hara's Beverage Spot robbery
• More jail for ex-Columbus firefighter who killed dogs
• VIDEO: School levy efforts starting to pay off
• Local schools net $2.1 million
• Libertarian targets Ohio elephant, donkey figurines
• Craig Morgan gets crowd moving at Lorain County Fair
• Boehner sees 'ongoing economic uncertainty'
• Lorain affirms new director, chief planner vacates post
• Employment picture brightened this summer
• Charlie Daniels Band heats up cool night
• China Wok delivery man robbed at gunpoint in Elyria
• WindSeekers also go to Canada's Wonderland and Knotts Berry Farm
• Junior Fair king, queen announced
• Warrant issued for suspect in foiled robbery
• WindSeeker to soar at Cedar Point
• VIDEO: Resident undertakes filling in city’s potholes
• PHOTO: Cedar Point announces newest ride
• Donna J. Sartor, Dec. 1, 1931-Aug. 23, 2010
• Officer on patrol at school: 'Safety is first' for students at newly consolidated Lorain H
• Area unemployment rates dip slightly
• Home sales plummet
• Columbus police upset over tattoo crackdown
• Two botched robbery attempts believed to be by same person
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• Lorain affirms new director, chief planner vacates post
• Brother gets stabbed after $6 squabble
• Man killed by falling tree at Westlake golf course
• Two botched robbery attempts believed to be by same person
• Boy, 12, accused of molesting 7-year-old twins
• Ohio authorities scorch field of 22,000 pot plants
• Brother gets stabbed after $6 squabble
• Drunk woman assaults police, head butts paramedic
• Lorain County man killed by falling tree at golf course
• Boy, 12, accused of molesting 7-year-old twins
• Lorain schools levy meeting tonight
• Boehner sees 'ongoing economic uncertainty'
• Drunk woman assaults police, head butts paramedic
• Rev. Henkle leaving post at Church of St. Peter
• Ohio among 10 winners of school reform grant
• Lorain schools levy meeting tonight
• Man accused of kidnapping ex-girlfriend
• Charlie Daniels Band heats up cool night
• Rev. Henkle leaving post at Church of St. Peter
• VIDEOS: 4-H Band kicks off festivities
• Junior Fair king, queen announced
• Man accused of kidnapping ex-girlfriend
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• VIDEO: Resident undertakes filling in city’s potholes
• VIDEOS: 4-H Band kicks off festivities
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• Officer on patrol at school: 'Safety is first' for students at newly consolidated Lorain H
• LaGrange man killed by tree at Westlake golf course
• Ohio authorities scorch field of 22,000 pot plants
• Columbus police upset over tattoo crackdown
• Police investigate Booze Cruise incident, officers' response
• Police union demands ethics ruling on Nuesse
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• Area schools hope for federal job funds
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• JASON'S MAILBAG: Statistics, specifics on proposed sex offender law
• Bishop, breakaway Ohio congregation want to talk
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• Two Lorain elementary schools celebrate new beginnings
• Bishop, breakaway Ohio congregation want to talk
• Ohio gas prices down 8 cents
• Ohio gas prices down 8 cents
• This one's for dad: Wellington teen restores tractor her own way (VIDEO)
• This one's for dad: Wellington teen restores tractor her own way (VIDEO)
• Biden to give auto industry update in Toledo
• Biden to give auto industry update in Toledo
• Man, 18, cited for underage drinking
• Man, 18, cited for underage drinking
• Clerk, 65, thwarts robbery: Woman tells man she’s not giving up cash, he apologizes, flees
• Clerk, 65, thwarts robbery: Woman tells man she’s not giving up cash, he apologizes, flees
• SLIDESHOW: Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Lorain County Fair schedule of events
• Lorain County Fair schedule of events
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• Cletus J. Smith, March 8, 1919-Aug. 21, 2010
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• Two Lorain elementary schools celebrate new beginnings
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• Victim always loved animals
• VIDEO: Loved ones gather to remember slain man
• Bear euthanized by owner
• Tail-waggin’ good time
• Death Notices
• Lake Erie wineries enjoying boom
• Students heading back to school
• Sandusky seeks to bar sex offenders from living near city parks
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Stupor villains
• Bear owner no stranger to controversy
• Walmart could open Sept. 15
• Poker run to benefit Susan G. Komen Foundation
• Vermilion takes on fish fight
• Oberlin electrical system work
• Watteredge powers up using solar
• Bear owner no stranger to controversy
• Poker run to benefit Susan G. Komen Foundation
• Training for the triathlon at Cedar Point
• Oberlin electrical system work
• It's all in the family
• People taken to hospital after pier fight
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• Helen R. Dantes, Oct. 25, 1920-Aug. 14, 2010
• 9-1-1 Audio from bear attack
• Raymond J. Schaefer, Jan. 9, 1925-Aug. 20, 2010
• Vigil will celebrate slain Crawford’s life
• Norma Jean Frisch, Oct. 30, 1931-Aug. 20, 2010
• Hearing set for firefighters, officials
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• Victim always loved animals
• 9-1-1 Audio from bear attack
• VIDEOS: Bear mauling case headed to prosecutor
• Vigil will celebrate slain Crawford’s life
• Walmart could open Sept. 15
• Hearing set for firefighters, officials
• Vermilion takes on fish fight
• Victim always loved animals
• Watteredge powers up using solar
• VIDEOS: Bear mauling case headed to prosecutor
• Columbus official says Obama misspoke during visit
• Man severely hurt by bear
• Driver runs over, parks on sleeping man in alley
• Judge rules in favor of city: Firefighters' request to block pay deferral dismissed
• Carl W. Munk, Oct. 20, 1921-Aug. 19,2010
• 24-year-old Elyria man dies after bear attack
• Death Notices
• Ohio unemployment rate drops to 10.3 percent
• Yesteryears sold
• Local libraries get money for computers
• Cedar Point blaze cause undetermined
• Man tells 18-year-old to disrobe, then shoots him
• Gunshots heard again in city
• Donuts chain opening store near campus
• Between the Lines with guests K. Ronald Bailey and Tom Tucker
• CHP adopts tobacco-free hiring policy
• 9-1-1 Audio from bear attack
• VIDEO: Children raise funds for Ethiopian orphanage
• Grant-funded solar panels to provide heat, power for city greenhouse
• Old Lorain High being recycled at local facility
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Pretzel logic
• VIDEOS: El Centro kicking off capital campaign to finish office
• At Cedar Point, all the clues say Wind Seeker (or StarFlyer?)
• VIDEO: 'Ultimate dream' come true: 'Price is Right' picks local woman to 'c
• Home improvement help for Erie County residents
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• Meeting fails to resolve church-strip club dispute
• VIDEO: Family, friends honor late Avon firefighter
• After 30 years, Firelands schools treasurer ready to retire
• Lorain man shot in leg after being forced to strip
• Machine error caused fire: Salt buildup overheated, starting blast at United Initiators
• INTERACTIVE: Blagojevich retrial looms; will it be different?
• Deal struck for Cleveland casino location
• Lorain families take advantage of 200 backpacks in Salvation Army giveaway
• Stench of local landfill causing big stink with residents, state
• Feds still tell Ohio no on bedbug chemical
• After 30 years, Firelands schools treasurer ready to retire
• New Sandusky superintendent to speak on Between the Lines Live
• VIDEO: El Centro work progressing slowly, steadily
• INTERACTIVE: Blagojevich retrial looms; will it be different?
• Funcoast's top picks for the weekend
• Dayton post office owes $225,000 in workplace fines
• Stench of local landfill causing big stink with residents, state
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• VIDEO: Baby slapping aboard flight sets off debate
• Lorain schools hope to break even on federal funding
• Cleveland revives 10-year lighting proposal
• Feds still tell Ohio no on bedbug chemical
• Fleeing driver indicted in fatal scooter crash
• Dayton post office owes $225,000 in workplace fines
• LCCC will play role in expanding broadband
• VIDEO: Baby slapping aboard flight sets off debate
• Firefighter cuts ‘devastating’
• Cleveland revives 10-year lighting proposal
• CHP adopts smoke-free hiring policy
• LCCC will play role in expanding broadband
• Woman strikes guard wires, trapped upside down in car
• Firefighter cuts ‘devastating’
• Bank’s computer workstation bus stopping in Lorain
• CHP adopts smoke-free hiring policy
• VIDEO: Family, friends honor late Avon firefighter
• Woman strikes guard wires, trapped upside down in car
• Machine error caused fire: Salt buildup overheated, starting blast at United Initiators
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• Bank’s computer workstation bus stopping in Lorain
• Lorain families take advantage of 200 backpacks in Salvation Army giveaway
• Lorain schools hope to break even on federal funding
• VIDEO: Department in mourning after death of firefighter
• Famed Cincinnati arts school opens $72M building
• VIDEO: Contest may help preserve historic Harbor View Mansion in Vermilion
• Police get report of nude bicyclist
• Ohio to receive $118M to expand broadband
• St. Joseph shelter will become year-round operation
• Cedar Fair parks raise $32K for sick kids
• Obama engaging in backyard politics in Columbus
• VIDEO: Department in mourning after death of firefighter
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• Blaze destroys home of Sheffield Lake woman
• Police get report of nude bicyclist
• Famed Cincinnati arts school opens $72M building
• United Initiators fire caused by cooling glitch
• Sheffield Lake fire displaces mother, daughter
• Salvation Army giving out book bags today in Lorain
• Avon board vows to better promote levy in November
• Avon board vows to better promote levy in November
• Death Notices
• Vigil planned for Avon firefighter
• Vigil planned for Avon firefighter
• Ride wars at Cedar Point?
• Obama visiting Columbus family during visit
• Ohio Turnpike acid spill leads to evacuations
• What's the commotion? Say goodbye, Ocean Motion
• Ohio Turnpike acid spill leads to evacuations
• Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Blagojevich
• Ohio to receive $118M to expand broadband
• Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Blagojevich
• Vice President Biden to visit Toledo next week
• Obama engaging in backyard politics in Columbus
• VIDEOS: Firefighters, city meet in court about payroll
• United Initiators fire caused by cooling glitch
• Dog dies in house fire
• Schools want to lease Black River land
• Salvation Army giving out book bags today in Lorain
• Vice President Biden to visit Toledo next week
• Reported missing teens found at 39-year-old man’s house
• California "Charlie Brown look-alike" girl enjoyed her time at Cedar Point
• VIDEOS: Firefighters, city meet in court about payroll
• VIDEO: Contest may help preserve historic Harbor View Mansion in Vermilion
• A celebrity summer at Cedar Point
• Schools want to lease Black River land
• St. Joseph shelter will become year-round operation
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• Reported missing teens found at 39-year-old man’s house
• Program cuts a possibility: Avon school board meets tonight, first time since levy failure
• Dispute over receptacles not being emptied has been resolved
• VIDEO: Police K-9 Bandit a respected officer, friend
• VIDEO: Resident glad he wasn’t home during blaze at Elyria duplex
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• 2nd Ohio sister dies after hot car ordeal
• VIDEO: Birthday boy reels in unusual gift, a pacu
• Green residents find bottle bombs in mailboxes
• VIDEO: 'SUPER JOE' THEN & NOW: Charboneau recalls three decades since rookie year
• Avon firefighter dies in motorcycle crash
• DOCUMENTS: Firefighters take city to court: Union wants to block Lorain from deferring pay for rest
• Police, rangers on lookout for nude bicyclist
• Avon Lake fills finance director job
• Timothy L. Ahner, Feb. 1, 1956-Aug. 16, 2010
• Inmates set fires to mattresses in Lancaster jail riot
• INTERACTIVE: Jury deadlocks on all but 1 charge against Blagojevich
• Dorothy Jean 'Dolly' Flanagan, Sept. 7, 1929-Aug. 16, 2010
• Plane from Lake Erie crash recovered
• Parents question new laptop program at Vermilion schools
• Lawrence Canterbury, Feb. 3, 1929-Aug. 16, 2010
• LISTEN: 79-year-old arrested in wife’s death
• VIDEO: Renovations coming to homeless shelter
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• VIDEO: Police K-9 Bandit a respected officer, friend
• 7 drunken drivers nabbed at checkpoint
• Kasich would take Ohio development agency private
• 2nd Ohio sister dies after hot car ordeal
• Program cuts a possibility: Avon school board meets tonight, first time since levy failure
• Green residents find bottle bombs in mailboxes
• VIDEO: 'SUPER JOE' THEN & NOW: Charboneau recalls three decades since rookie year
• VIDEO: Resident glad he wasn’t home during blaze at Elyria duplex
• Avon firefighter dies in motorcycle crash
• DOCUMENTS: Firefighters take city to court: Union wants to block Lorain from deferring pay for rest
• VIDEO: Birthday boy reels in unusual gift, a pacu
• Police, rangers on lookout for nude bicyclist
• Avon Lake fills finance director job
• Former treasurer's office worker admits she stole money from county
• MAP: Bagley Road to close for paving
• Parents question new laptop program at Vermilion schools
• BLOG: Is the new Cedar Point ride a Dutch treat?
• Inmates set fires to mattresses in Lancaster jail riot
• Renovations coming to homeless shelter
• Kasich would take Ohio development agency private
• Plane from Lake Erie crash recovered
• 7 drunken drivers nabbed at checkpoint
• MAP: Bagley Road to close for paving
• LISTEN: 79-year-old arrested in wife’s death
• Rubber Duckies bolt for the finish line in Vermilion
• VIDEO: Fire destroys empty home on East Avenue
• POLITICS TODAY
• Patricia Ann Stookey, Feb. 7, 1936-Aug. 15, 2010
• Evelyn M. Denslow, Jan. 15, 1922-Aug. 14, 2010
• Death Notices
• House association gets grant for homeless shelter
• Obama to visit with Ohio family on Wednesday
• VIDEO: Birthday boy reels in piranha out of Lake Erie
• SLIDESHOW: a week in photos
• Reporter's Notebook: She likes turtles
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• Fuel drops 10 cents in Ohio
• Members of closed church defy Cleveland bishop
• Cincinnati officials eye firefighter behavior
• VIDEOS: Lorain names new school for renowned Saturday Evening Post artist Dohanos
• Death Notices
• Sandusky Library lawsuit thrown out by federal judge
• Sandusky's trash hauler may get canned
• Business owners worry new tax rule will bury them
• A fair day at the Erie County Fair
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• Lorain man, 19, convicted of manslaughter in New York
• Students Do the Right Thing
• Foster Mentor of the Year hosts adults with special needs
• VIDEO: Lorain High students return from China with memories
• Scenes from the Erie County Fair
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• 2-year-old dies in hot car in Medina
• Ohio patrol says ID theft increase is 'alarming'
• Dancer says man kept touching her before his death
• Big Lots awards prize money to two Lorain schools
• Judicial panel questioned: Prosecutor says Burge didn’t have authority to pick judges
• 14-year-old boy sets cousin, baby on fire
• Lorain man killed outside apartment
• Gas station closing makes way for larger McDonald’s
• Lorain High adds trailers for space
• Union asks for records pertaining to Pipeyard
• VIDEO: Udrija brings management skills to new development director job
• Lorain road closings
• Death Notices
• Visitors bureau hopes half marathon will bring in the money
• Air, BB and pellet guns can easily be mistaken for the real thing, officials warn
• Lorain man fatally shot overnight, police seeking info
• Watch Between the Lines with special guests Diedre Cole and John Hildebrandt
• Dancer says man kept touching her before his death
• Cincinnati police dog dies in hot car
• Boricua Festival begins tonight
• West 21st Street to close Monday
• Man’s rape trial could end in mistrial after juror misconduct
• Lorain fugitive arrested in Brook Park
• Kovarbasich’s parents ecstatic son won't go to prison
• Plane crashes into Lake Erie near South Bass Island
• VIDEO: Kovarbasich gets probation for killing his molester
• Lorain names community development director
• Masked men rob Circle K in Elyria
• OVI checkpoint planned on SR 57 in Lorain
• Amherst police chief retiring in January after 38 years service
• FirstEnergy feels heat on 2 fronts
• Man beaten, shot at due to $200 debt
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• Lorain couple busted for trafficking in heroin
• Famed flight attendant wants to return to air
• 2-year-old dies in hot car in Medina
• VIDEO: Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher brings Senate campaign to Lorain
• Ohio patrol says ID theft increase is 'alarming'
• Hurley’s niece calls Kovarbasich evil
• Lorain councilman Dan Given mum on CRA lawsuit
• Robert Arthur Pimsner, March 2, 1940-July 26, 2010
• DOCUMENT: Krasienko vetoes tax collection legislation
• Gid Musick, March 26, 1933-Aug. 13, 2010
• More local fugitives on ‘dozen’ list
• ALEX JONES: The right to speak your mind
• Witness to robbery admits involvement in crime
• Lee Fisher promotes Ohio business climate during Lorain visit
• Lorain new site of rally to help save St. Joseph’s
• EDITORIAL CARTOON: Smile, you're under the bus
• Wellington Township trustee resigns from county tax board
• DOCUMENT: Mayor vetoes legislation to hire collection agency
• Transit service a success: Oberlin’s 13-week pilot program getting rave reviews from riders
• Sandusky beach to be done by November
• Former Ms. America giving speech about toxic cosmetics
• Local school districts could get money to hire teachers
• Task Force chooses Sandusky, Cleveland rail line adviser
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• Elyria income tax committee hosting burger, brats fundraiser
• Police seeking info on Circle K armed robbery
• Witness to robbery admits involvement in crime
• VIDEO and RESULTS: Journal Joggers stride across the finish line
• Avon Lake fire gets no federal funds to hire 2
• VIDEO: Water main break disrupts service for hours in Lorain
• Wellington Township trustee resigns from county tax board
• Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher to stop in Lorain Thursday
• Misting system malfunction may have led to United Initiators fire
• Cincinnati Zoo's hawk flies off during show
• Former Ms. America giving speech about toxic cosmetics
• Wapakoneta has dance fever for Fox show finalist
• State officials to consider city union request
• WATCH LIVE: Kovarbasich sentencing happening now
• Repeatedly scorched playground will be rebuilt
• Local school districts could get money to hire teachers
• Repeatedly scorched playground will be rebuilt
• Lorain County Airport still struggling financially
• Elyria income tax committee hosting burger, brats fundraiser
• VIDEO: Water main break disrupts service for hours in Lorain
• Lee Fisher promotes Ohio business climate during Lorain visit
• Kovarbasich gets 5 years probation for killing molester
• Avon Lake fire gets no federal funds to hire 2
• Cincinnati Zoo's hawk flies off during show
• DOCUMENT: Mayor vetoes legislation to hire collection agency
• Kucinich says White House read the liberals wrong
• Huron man claims $250K lottery winnings (full story)
• Misting system malfunction may have led to United Initiators fire
• Watch the Kovarbasich sentencing LIVE at 1:30 p.m.
• Police seeking info on Circle K armed robbery
• Man held in connection with serial stabbing case
• Prentiss Kitchens Jr., May 3, 1953-Aug. 10, 2010
• State officials to consider city union request
• Lorain County Airport still struggling financially
• Kovarbasich gets 5 years probation for killing molester
• Good Samaritan helps catch purse thief at Target
• Dale Jr. rolls into Cedar Point
• 16-year-old Daniel Kovarbasich learns fate today
• Erie County Fair Schedule — Thursday and Friday
• More local fugitives on ‘dozen’ list
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• Kucinich says White House read the liberals wrong
• Vandals strike cars on Carr and Clinton streets
• Lorain new site of rally to help save St. Joseph’s
• VIDEO and RESULTS: Journal Joggers stride across the finish line
• Man held in connection with serial stabbing case
• LETTER: Toilet paper
• Transit service a success: Oberlin’s 13-week pilot program getting rave reviews from riders
• Good Samaritan helps catch purse thief at Target
• LETTER: Watching and taxing
• Task Force chooses Sandusky, Cleveland rail line adviser
• Wapakoneta has dance fever for Fox show finalist
• VIDEO and DOCUMENT: Lorain levy committee starts push Labor Day
• Elma Elizabeth (Waugh) Wright, May 4, 1920-Aug. 9, 2010
• Homeowners file CRA lawsuit: 132 west side residents seek $13 million in damages
• Crash sends three to hospital
• VIDEO: Firefighters use foam to put out blaze at Elyria chemical company
• Death Notices
• DOCUMENT: Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Erie County Fair schedule — Wednesday and Thursday
• Neighbors complain of sickness after Elyria chemical fire
• Cedar Point's top dog talks
• 20-year-old driver crashes, rolls stolen Jeep Cherokee in Elyria
• VIDEO: LeBron heckled at Cedar Point
• VIDEO: Blocked valve shuts off water
• John "Goop" Jefferson, Dec. 4, 1926-Aug. 5, 2010
• City may have found match: Avon Lake ready to hire Eckert as interim finance director
• Diane J. Quilter, Sept. 28, 1943-Aug. 10, 2010
• POLITICS TODAY
• Become a Facebook fan of The Morning Journal
• SuperLube repair shop could build Avon store
• VIDEO and RESULTS: Journal Joggers stride across the finish line
• Legislation introduced to help libraries
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
• Amherst looking at electric program costs
• Man killed, deputy wounded after Ohio police chase
• VIDEO: Toledo woman flips out over McNuggets
• Death Notices
• Crews repairing water main break on Falbo Avenue
• Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher to stop in Lorain Thursday
• Ohio State Fair attendance dips slightly
• City commission approves police, fire study
• Hydration key to dealing with summer heat
• Nuesse loses appeal (full story)
• Revolution3 Visits Cedar Point and Gives Back to the Local Community
• Sandusky’s Toast of Ohio Wine Heritage Festival Expands to Three Days
• Big Splash Raffle To Offer $250,000 In Prizes
• Making Learning Merry
• Free Family Fun In Lake Erie Shores and Islands
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Offers Shore Savings on Family Fun
• Area Tourism Partners Attend Motorcoach Trade Show
• Shore Savings On Family Spring Break Getaway
• Sandusky Bay Is Featured Destination At Boat Show
• Valentine's Day Shore Things
• Bingo in Greenwich Every Sunday
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Recognized for Achievements
• Erie County Tourism Bureau Opposes Issue #3
• Ohio Arts Presenters Network Art Showcase
• Celebrating the Beauty and Splendor of ‘Lake ErieShores and Islands’
• Kick Off Veggie U's 7th Annual Food and Wine Celebration
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Welcome Center – East Introduces New Board Members/Trustees
• New Shore Savings Card Offers Deals on Genuine Shore Vacation
• Clydesdales Part of Ohio Bike Week
• Lake Erie Shores and Islands Recognized for Achievements
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