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Skate Ohio unveils renderings of Shelby skate park transformation
SHELBY — Modernizations to the existing skate park at Shelby’s Veteran’s Park could be finished by the end of October. On Thursday, B.J. Price unveiled virtual renderings — created by FiELD9: architecture — of the upgrades Skate Ohio plans to bring to the skating area on the city’s west side.
Admiral King High School Class of 1974 50th class reunion
Admiral King High School Class of 1974 50th class reunion, 6-10 p.m. Sept. 20 at Beaver Park Yacht Club, 5980 W. Erie Ave., Lorain. Food and snacks provided. Cash bar. On Sept. 21 plans include a 10 a.m. Lorain High School tour, 2600 Ashland Ave.; noon Lorain Historical Society visit and gift shop, 329 10th St.; 1:30 p.m. class photo at script Lorain sign, corner of West Erie and Broadway Ave.; 2:30 p.m. Palace Theatre tour, 617 Broadway Ave.; 5-6 p.m. happy hour meet and greet and 6:30-11 p.m. dinner and festivities at Rosewood Place, 4493 Oberlin Ave., Lorain. On Sept. 22, farewells, speaker and group photo, 10 a.m.-noon at Lakeview Park gazebo, 1800 West Erie Ave., Lorain. Doughnuts, juice and coffee provided.
Shelby Foundation’s annual fundraiser slated for Sept. 21
SHELBY — As a long-standing community pillar, The Shelby Foundation continues to lead efforts to improve the quality of life for area residents. Every year, the Foundation awards hundreds of thousands of dollars through grants and scholarships that benefit the Shelby community. On Saturday, September 21, 2024, supporters, near...
‘At 3:22 p.m... his life changed forever’: Victim’s fiancé speaks out after Elyria crash
ELYRIA, Ohio (WOIO) -A 48-year-old Lorain is fighting for his life. Robert Vormelker was involved in a bad crash August 22. Police say a driver ran a red light and crashed into him. Vormelker is currently at University Hospitals in Cleveland. “I don’t know if he’s ever going to be...
Solar panel installations on Detroit-Shoreway homes shine light on new Cleveland Landmarks policy
A pair of homeowners in Detroit-Shoreway got what they wanted: Approval from the Cleveland Landmarks Commission to install solar panels on their historic-district homes. But the approvals didn’t come without some debate and dissent, with the commission’s new solar panel policy in part sparking a roughly 90-minute discussion.
Hundreds gather for 'save our hospital' rally in Warren
On a warm, muggy Thursday night, hundreds of people filled a small lawn along East Market Street in Warren. In the shadows of Trumbull Regional Medical Center, where emergencies are handled quickly and deftly, the crowd rallied against another kind of emergency - the closing of Trumbull Regional and Hillside Rehab.
Owner of Warriors Way honored with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award for his public service
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - A Jefferson Award winner and owner of a local non-profit was honored with an award for his public service. David Bates, who is the owner and founder of Warriors Way, was awarded the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award for public service along with a gold medal. Bates is an Iraq War veteran and was also a 2024 Jefferson Award winner this year for his service efforts in Warriors Way.
Reports: Browns restructure QB Deshaun Watson's contract
The Cleveland Browns restructured quarterback Deshaun Watson's contract in a move that created $35.83 million in salary cap space, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday. Per the reports, the Browns converted $44.79 million of Watson's $46 million base salary this season into a signing bonus. The move gives the Browns more than $62 million in cap space.
Local death row inmate found too incompetent to be executed
Thursday, a hearing was held before Trumbull County Court of Common Pleas Judge Sean O'Brien regarding the murder conviction and death sentence of Sean Carter. During that hearing, evidence was submitted that three doctors who evaluated Carter found that his mental condition deteriorated while in custody, according to a news release from the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office.
Lifelong Barbertonian is new Barberton Schools superintendent
BARBERTON — If familiarity with one’s surroundings on the first day of a new job counts for anything, Jason Ondrus is a man made for his job as Barberton City Schools superintendent. “Some may say you shouldn’t do that, but I have found it to be a very...
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