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Jeffrey Erb injured in Milan Township motorcycle accident
MILAN, OH, (July 17, 2024) - The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a truck crash on Wednesday in Milan Township that left a motorcycle driver with serious injuries. According to OSHP troopers, 62-year-old Jeffrey Erb was on a 1965 Harley-Davidson driving west on Ohio 113. Just before 3 p.m., an eastbound 2022 Freightliner straight truck attempted to turn left onto Kelley Road. Consequently, the vehicles collided.
Lake Erie Islands Conservancy Job Opening
Lake Erie Islands Conservancy is looking for applicants for the Advancement and Membership Specialist position. The position is available now and includes the duties of maintaining and updating our membership database, sending out renewal notices, updating social media/ website, and assisting with the quarterly newsletter. Please submit a resume and references to the Conservancy at leiconservancy “at” gmail.com.
Force’s Funny Car Could Return In August
KENT, Wash. — While John Force continues to recover from injuries suffered in a June 23 crash at Virginia Motorsports Park, his Funny Car will soon return to the race track. Force is undergoing rehab at an Arizona facility specializing in the treatment of the kind of Traumatic Brain Injury he suffered.
Vermilion considers possible road levy
VERMILION — City officials could be mulling over a road levy for voters in the future after they were presented with a background of the city’s previous track record. Mayor Jim Forthofer brought information about the city’s current funding for street department repairs to Monday’s City Council meeting.
Young and expectant moms invited to free Community Baby Shower
Raising infants and toddlers can be challenging. There can be physical obstacles, like breastfeeding difficulties; emotional bumps in the road as parents navigate new territory; and always, always lots of questions about how to keep their babies happy and healthy. Thankfully, Ottawa County has a host of organizations who want to offer support and advice.
Bluegrass Music Concert coming to Clyde Museum lawn
A bluegrass music band, Bridge County Bluegrass of the Toledo area, will perform at the Clyde Museum at 124 W. Buckeye St. in Clyde on Friday, July 19, from 6-8:30 p.m. It will be an enjoyable night of traditional & modern-day bluegrass music performed on the museum lawn. Bring a...
Jamey Hensley brings a third generation of music to Port Clinton
Back in the 90s, five friends from Port Clinton formed a band called Crazy Eddie that gave them the opportunity to perform original songs in front of live audiences. In 2006, four of the five regrouped and formed The Junk, a local favorite that plays a mix of classic rock, 90s alternative and 90s hiphop cover songs.
The 'Smoke Show' Holley Among Must See Entrants at Sandusky
Rick Holley hasn’t gotten off to the start that he would have liked this season. But despite his early season disappointment, he has a lot going for him. He currently sits in third place in the Must See Racing Sprint Series Presented by Perfit-Parts point standings and just became a grandfather to baby girl Francis.
Blast off!
NORWALK — Dozens of children prepared for take off as the Norwalk Public Library hosted a park day Wednesday afternoon. Children were able to enjoy nice weather and socialize with friends while partaking in science experiments. During the event, about 30 children in kindergarten through fifth grade gathered at Sofios Park to create geysers with soda and Mentos, helped launch bottle rockets filled with water and watched model rockets being launched into the air.
Play oversized chess
SANDUSKY — Sandusky officials invite the public to play an oversized game of chess at Washington Park. For right now, the game — featuring large pawns, knights, rooks, bishops and more — is available to play from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays. People can also...
Late police chief remembered
PERKINS TWP. — About 50 people came together on Tuesday to honor the late Vince Donald. Relatives, friends, community members and local first responders gathered underneath the shelter at Strickfaden Park. It’s the exact spot where four years ago to the date — July 16, 2020 — Donald got sworn in as Perkins’ police chief.
Federal funds fixing local streets
SANDUSKY — Sandusky officials intend to spend federal funds so they can smooth out some of the bumpiest local streets. During a recent public meeting, city officials dedicated nearly $379,000 in what’s known as Community Development Block Grant funds to pave several of the city’s roughest roads.
The 411 on the 419
SANDUSKY — The newest and now-largest hotel in downtown Sandusky recently opened, already receiving many positive reviews from guests and community members alike. Spouses Ed and Jennifer Torres recently debuted The 419 Boutique Hotel at 419 E. Market St. in Sandusky. The name plays off its address and Sandusky’s primary area code, 419.
Two Vermilion residents recognized for heroism in May house fire
Two Vermilion residents were recognized at the Vermilion City Council meeting July 15 for their actions in rescuing an elderly woman from a house fire on Idleview Drive two months ago. Tony Budka and Matt Green were honored by Mayor Jim Forthofer and Fire Department Chief Bill Brown for their...
Sandusky commits $881K for sidewalks
SANDUSKY — Sandusky officials are taking some major steps to improve some of the city’s worst sidewalk sections. During a recent public meeting, city commissioners committed about $880,700 to fix roughly about 55,000 square feet of sidewalk. It translates to roughly 1,000 linear feet of sidewalk throughout the city.
Cedar Point's Boardwalk Nights start Friday, bringing fireworks, daredevils and more
When massive parade floats start rumbling down the boardwalk at Cedar Point and the music swells, playing a signature soundtrack, you know Boardwalk Nights has begun. The Sandusky, Ohio, amusement park's annual monthlong party begins Friday and runs through Aug. 18 (excluding Tuesdays). Here's a look at what's happening this year.
Ironman setting up shop in downtown Sandusky
SANDUSKY — The Sandusky Ironman 70.3 seemingly has found its comfort zone. The triathlon will be on Sunday, and the race should look a lot like the first two installments. "We're super happy from a company standpoint," race director Casey Gilvin said. "Sandusky's a great place; it's a destination. People want to go there and have fun."
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