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A successful school supply event
FREMONT — Earlier this month, Sandusky County sheriff's deputies and school resource officers Eric Burt and Eric Jordan assisted with a Stuff The Bus event at the Fremont Walmart with the United Way of Sandusky County and the Sandusky County Health Department. It was "an event where we took...
Man, woman seriously injured in Tuesday crash
ERIE COUNTY — A Tiffin man and a Republic woman suffered serious injuries from a motorcycle accident Tuesday. The accident occurred at about 11:06 p.m. at the intersection of Mason Road and SR 269, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, in a release. Micah L. Plemens, 29, of...
Terrence Reed
Terrence ‘Terry’ Reed died peacefully on August 7th, 2024 in Phoenix, AZ at the age of 71 with his beloved daughter by his side. Terry was born on August 16th, 1952 to Richard and Ruth (nee Baumhardt) Reed of Vermilion, Ohio. He was preceded in death by his loving and devoted wife Patricia Reed in 2009, mother Ruth Reed (nee Baumhardt) in 1992, father Richard Reed in 2010, and brother Larry Reed in 2011. He is survived by his daughter Angela (Reed-Difilippo) and his two grandchildren Ava and Anthony who he thought the world of. He is also survived by his brother Denny (Nadine) Reed and 3 stepchildren Jenny, Steve, and Dan Meyer who he loved like his own.Terry was a kind and generous person to all who knew him. He was a bricklayer, skilled carpenter, and worked many years as an account manager for Lesco and as vice president of National Industrial Lumber. He was an avid historian and trivia expert. He was also a gifted writer and singer and loved The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, and Louis Armstrong. He was a natural storyteller who could make others laugh without trying. He loved all animals, especially dogs.Terry could build a house from the ground up and was skilled in all trades from cement and brick laying to electrical, wood working, and plumbing. In retirement he enjoyed collecting scrap wood and making beautiful furniture for his neighbors and loved ones. In 1970 Terry joined the United States Army and served in Vietnam as a paratrooper earning many awards including a purple heart. Terry was also an expert botanist and earned a degree in horticulture/turfgrass science from Ohio State University in 1985. In 2004 he bought an adjoining ranch in Snowflake, AZ with his wife, sister-in-law, and brother Larry. Terry moved from Ohio to Arizona in 2004 where he spent the remainder of his years.Terry Reed was fearless, self-sacrificing, and loyal. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
Man convicted in Sandusky murder
SANDUSKY — A jury found a Lorain man guilty on five felony counts, including murder, relating to the 2019 shooting death of a Sandusky resident. Takye Fenderson, 33, was found guilty by a jury on Wednesday on the following counts:. • Two counts of tampering with evidence, each a...
Main Street Vermilion Historic Walking Tour returns Sept. 14
Main Street Vermilion is set to host the third annual Historic Walking Tour in downtown Vermilion starting at 10 a.m. Sept. 14. The guided tour, this year with a focus on Vermilion’s Business District, will take guests through Vermilion to learn the history of different buildings and businesses, according to Kate Repola, Main Street Vermilion executive director.
2 injured in Erie County motorcycle crash
ERIE COUNTY – The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a serious injury motorcycle crash that occurred about on 11:06 p.m. Aug.13 at the intersection of Mason Road and State Route 269 in Margaretta Township. Micah L. Plemens, age 29, of Tiffin, Ohio was operating a 2008 Harley-Davidson. Trinity...
Winning lottery ticket sold in Sandusky
SANDUSKY -- An Ohio Lottery player is in shock after winning $10,000 when she scratched the Ohio Lottery scratch-off, Billion. She and her husband were off the day they won and while the winner and her baby took a nap, her husband made a grocery run, the state lottery commission said via news release Tuesday.
Unbeaten Tornadoes open SBC play with win
Columbian dropped Clyde 4-1 Tuesday in a Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division opener to stay unbeaten. The Tornadoes (3-0, 1-0 SBC) swept the singles matches. Leah Weingart beat Claire Timmons 6-0, 6-2 at No. 1, Elise Johnston dropped Quinnela Kern 6-0, 6-1 at No. 2, and Paris Salyer upended Aurelia Moya 7-5, 6-3 at No. 3.
Cedar Point petting zoo operator cited
SANDUSKY — A federal agency has cited a Kentucky-based "petting zoo" operator employed at Cedar Point for failing to monitor animals properly. The citations relate to the escape of two camels on June 11 and 15 goats on June 15 inside the park, according to a press release from the animal advocacy group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, which links to a United States Department of Agriculture, or USDA, inspection report dated June 17.
Banquet goes over big
SANDUSKY — The Firelands Regional Medical Center School of Nursing recently hosted a nursing alumni banquet at the Sandusky Yacht Club. It was for those who went through the program, no matter at Providence Hospital or Firelands Regional Medical Center in Sandusky. There was "lots of fun, good food...
Beach project complete
VERMILION — Like a tide, Vermilion’s Main Street Beach & Park faced many ups and downs over the years. Though the end product surely hits a high note with many involved in this longtime initiative. On Friday, work officially ended at the waterfront public space. “Based on feedback...
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