CONNEAUT —
Ashtabula Area City Schools officials are ready to dedicate the last two new schools, Erie and Superior Intermediate, at the Wade Avenue campus.
The ceremony will begin at 1:30 p.m. today at Superior, with tours of the buildings to be held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
The public is invited.
The first day of school for students is Aug. 28.
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Work could begin soon on a water line project that will improve service to customers on Williams Street, according to City Manager Tim Eggleston.
Search and rescue crews from multiple Ohio and Pennsylvania agencies continued recovery efforts Tuesday for a Pennsylvania man who is presumed to have drowned in Pymatuning Lake Saturday evening.
Eighmy building soon to be history in Conneaut
Demolition is well under way on a long-empty industrial building at Maple and Reig avenues, a project that will clear space for a track/field complex for student athletes and the community.
American jobs should be offered to qualified isAmerican workers first, Sen. Sherrod Brown said Tuesday.
Some Ashtabula City Council members said Monday night they would like to see the city take another look at the possibility of conforming its boundaries with Ashtabula and Saybrook townships.
Former Ashtabula resident wants to be Cleveland’s first Hispanic councilwoman
A former Ashtabula resident is seeking to become Cleveland’s first Hispanic councilwoman, and is a candidate for the Ward 14 seat in the Sept. 10 primary election.
Aaron Miller is ready for any emergency.
With a portable antenna and a generator, Miller is ready to go old-school with his HAM radio system in case of a large scale emergency.
Dinner to benefit local cancer patient
Some aggressive rounds of chemotherapy are part of Ashtabula Township native Gary Povlis’ treatment during this second bout of cancer he is enduring. His friends and family are hoping he will turn the corner on his cancer, and an event planned Sunday could help.
Three bids were submitted for Ashtabula Township’s summer street resurfacing projects, and with a quick turn-around expected, work will begin June 24.
Area financial institutions earned stellar reviews in the latest report from an independent bank research firm.
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