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No injuries in Pitt Street fire
NORWALK — A Pitt Street fire caused isolated damages to the house late Monday night. The Norwalk Fire Department, assisted by the Milan Fire Department, responded to 37 Pitt St. for a house fire and smoke coming from multiple sides of the residence. Norwalk fire Chief Dan Strayer said...
Gibsonburg's got 'Spirit', how about you? 8-foot sculpture installed in The Logyard Park.
The Village of Gibsonburg welcomed a special sculpture to The Logyard Park on West Madison Street on Monday as part of the effort to redevelop the downtown site of a what was an abandoned and blighted gas station. "Spirit" is an 8-foot high, hand-carved wood bear sculpture that will honor...
Bellevue drops 5-set thriller against Galion
BELLEVUE — Bellevue and Galion going long was no surprise. For the fifth time in six years, the two went the distance in volleyball, but Bellevue came up short this time. Galion needed three match points and fended off one Lady Red match point to take a wild 25-18, 23-25, 25-20, 21-25, 18-16 non-league win Tuesday night.
Sandusky Schools changes hiring procedures
SANDUSKY — Sandusky Schools recently announced changes to its hiring process, which district leaders claim will make the process more objective for all involved. The district distributed a letter on Friday, written by superintendent Dan Ramber and addressed to Sandusky Schools staff, which detailed the changes. Administrators shared the letter with the Register.
Painting the Pied Piper
HURON —The artwork made a once-vanilla wall look more vibrant than ever. Several people teamed up on an art project at a landmark business in Huron best known for serving up ice cream and other tasty treats. This would include:. • Spouses Anthony and Pam Frank, who own Pied...
Man charged in vehicle theft
PERKINS TWP. — A Sandusky man is facing several felony charges after allegedly attempting to steal multiple vehicles while reportedly intoxicated. Mark A. Rapp, 29, of the 1400 block of Prospect Street, is facing two felony counts of vandalism, three felony counts of theft and two felony counts of breaking and entering. He is additionally charged with one misdemeanor count of theft.
United Way backing Dolly Parton free book program
United Way of Sandusky County, located in Fremont, announced that it has partnered with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and Imagination Library Ohio to provide engaging, high-quality, age-appropriate books to Sandusky County children from birth to age 5. Children enrolled in the program receive a free book mailed directly to...
Vote now for Messenger/Herald female athlete of millennium bracket champ
In an effort to determine the top female athlete of this millennium with Messenger/Herald roots, we created a bracket. Please vote below to determine the overall winner. The poll runs from 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. August 23. ...
Western Lake Erie algal bloom grows to 620 square miles, largest this summer
The western Lake Erie algal bloom is now the largest it’s been this summer, covering 620 square miles. And it’s unclear if it’s reached its annual peak yet. Blooms can linger into October. One nearly lasted until Thanksgiving a few years ago. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted a moderate bloom when the summer began.
Put-in-Bay Government Restructuring Survey Available
Have a voice in researching Put-in-Bay government restructuring through the link below to begin the survey. This contact is provided through the Put-in-Bay Property Owners Association. The Citizens Research Group (CRG) has been working with Bowling Green State University’s Center for Regional Development in a program that provides free assistance to rural communities.
Letter from George Smith, executive chairman & founder of Family Entertainment Group
Over 20 years ago, I founded Family Entertainment Group with aspirations, grit, dreams, and a lot of stubbornness. During this time, our industry has undergone significant changes, from equipment advancements to technological innovations. I am incredibly proud of the role that FEG and its dedicated team have played in shaping these transformations. We’ve weathered economic storms, 9/11, and even a global pandemic. From our humble beginnings as an operator in Castaway Bay, Sandusky, Ohio, we’ve grown to become one of the largest and most respected entertainment companies in the world. I cannot say thank you enough to my family, partners, and employees for helping us grow into the market leader we are today.
Catawba Island-to-Port Clinton Operation Lollipop Drop brings drone deliveries closer
CATAWBA ISLAND ― Operation Lollipop Drop was a success. A drone carrying a box of Spangler Candy Dum-Dum lollipops took the first official flight across Lake Erie with cargo from Catawba Island to Put-in-Bay on Friday afternoon. ...
Margaretta's Judah Keller a polar bear who can play anywhere
Junior Jake Bouy performed admirably with seven touchdown passes in seven games for Margaretta after classmate Judah Keller broke his hand. In fact, both are likely to see snaps behind center this season in Gary Quisno’s offense. Keller will touch the ball while lining up all over the field. “I can play any position,”...
Perfect Weather Coming for Bash on the Bay Week
“The Weather is Beautiful, Wish You Were Here!”. High pressure center moves from near far-northern Ontario toward the Upper Ohio Valley. Fair weather is expected . . . mainly clear sky, a weak and low humidity at/near the surface will promote efficient radiational cooling during the evening through daybreak hours of Monday night, Tuesday night, and Wednesday night, respectively. Thus, unusually-cold temperatures are expected.
Duncan wins Perkins Invite at Plum Brook
PERKINS TWP. — Norwalk senior standout Kilee Duncan was the overall tournament medalist at the Perkins Invitational on Monday at the Plum Brook Country Club. Duncan won medalist honors with a strong 12-over 83 on a windy day. Margaretta won the Invite by 28 strokes. Host Perkins finished second...
Ohio dad charged after leaving children ages 2, 4 and 8 unattended at Cedar Point
An Ohio dad faces a child endangerment charge after he allegedly left his 8-year-old daughter in charge of watching her 2- and 4-year-old siblings while he rode roller coasters at Cedar Point with another daughter. Sandusky Police say a parkgoer alerted Cedar Point security around 9 p.m. Friday that a...
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