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Photo courtesy of Lynn Davet About 15 crosses of a 144-cross display at St. Edward Catholic Church in Parkman Township were damaged by apparent vandals in late October, according to local pro-life advocate Denver Sallee.
Crosses vandalized at church
11/5/2009
About 15 crosses of a 144-cross display at St. Edward Catholic Church in Parkman Township were damaged as a result of alleged vandalism last month.
The vandalism took place over the weekend of Oct. 17 and 18, according to Denver Sallee, who is in charge of pro-life efforts in for several Catholic churches in Geauga County.
Sallee, who ...
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Swine flu widespread, vaccine information clarified
11/5/2009
The H1N1 flu is widespread throughout Geauga County, although no deaths of have been reported, according to the Geauga County Health District.
The number of cases is unknown because the state has made the swine flu an unreportable disease since June, according to Jay Becker, the health district's disease surveillance specialist.
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Voters speak: Briggs out, Farrell and Brockway in
11/5/2009
Despite an intense campaign, incumbent Trustee Mary Briggs failed in her bid for reelection Tuesday according to unofficial election results.
Newcomer Mike Farrell, who ran to restore the Claridon Township Board of Trustees to a position of trust and respect, carried nearly 38 percent of the votes, racking up 861 votes. Incumbent Trustee Dav ...
Voters want new ideas, fresh faces
11/5/2009
The makeup of the Huntsburg Township Board of Trustees will change dramatically in January.
Voters shied away from familiar faces around township hall in favor of newcomer Jim Baker and Jon Hunter. The won the two open trustees seats vacated by Clark Adams and Nancy Kothera.
Hunter was the top vote-getter with 474 votes, followed by Bak ...
Tanglewood conditional use permit approved
11/5/2009
Tanglewood is going public.
Well, at least after the Bainbridge Township Board of Zoning Appeals' meeting minutes are approved at its Nov. 19 meeting, according to Zoning Inspector Michael Joyce.
The BZA approved a three-year conditional use permit that will allow Tanglewood National Golf Course to be open for limited public play. But ...
A full police car, a fun time in food-based event
11/5/2009
The Middlefield Police Department will hold its first of two holiday season "Fill-a-Police-Car" food drive events Nov. 14 outside of the Middlefield Wal-Mart and Save-a-Lot stores.
The second food drive will take place Dec. 12.
The event will help supply food for Thanksgiving food baskets. The donated food is transferred to St. Lucy's ...
Glider crashes in Middlefield, two injured
Route 528 area eyed for wind farm
"A changing of the guard" on council
Incumbents retained with comfortable margins
Voters approve three Chardon Fire Department levies
Senior and mental health levies get thumbs up
Ronyak, Hauser top list of new council members
Voters reelect O'Reilly, tap Ferguson
Council scrambled in tight race
Caputo, Joyce tabbed as trustees by voters
Wetland mitigation costs township more than $15,000
Lost hunter becomes the hunted
Geauga Feed and Supply opens its new doors
Black Diamond Farm foals qualify for Sport Horse Registry
New president starts at UH Geauga Medical Center
- Notes of Gratitude for November 5, 2009
Inaugural Incredible Edible Art Show a success
Voters pass trifecta of police, road, fire issues
Preston tapped to replace Makowski
Ledgemont issue fails, West G issue succeeds
County ponders e-mail, e-records retention
Blair, Skomrock are repeat trustees
Ethics board votes to recommend censure of Bramstedt
Driver's licenses could be suspended for adults who provide alcohol to minors
Bill would give property tax exemption to disabled veterans throughout Ohio
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