Motorcyclist Killed in 2-Vehicle Crash in Auburn
A Mantua man was killed in a two-vehicle crash May 28 on U.S. Route 422 in Auburn Township, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
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‘A ‘Thank You’ That I’ll Never Forget’
For 80-year old Vietnam War veteran Rusty Ruckel, a recent Cleveland Honor Flight trip to Washington, D.C. became more than a visit to the nation’s memorials — it became the homecoming he and many other veterans never received.
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County Weighs Options for Exit From 470 Center St.
As Geauga County officials continue searching for a way to move the last remaining departments out of the old offices at 470 Center St., determining how to do so has become somewhat of a puzzle.
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A New Canvas: Artist Cuts Ribbon on Local Studio
Geauga County artist Yvonne Delgado Thomas officially opened the next chapter of her life May 15 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Vonnie’s Art Studio on Ravenna Road in Munson Township.
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Auburn Trustees Approve Additional Work on Town Hall Museum
Reconstruction costs at the Auburn Township Town Hall Museum continue to rise as contracts uncover additional structural damage at the historic building on the corner of Auburn Road and East Washington Street.
Read this article »Sparks Fly at Board of Elections Certification Meeting
Two heated exchanges punctuated the May 22 Geauga County Board of Elections meeting, with disagreements arising over recently changed absentee ballot rules and a board member’s potential conflict of interest in a judicial candidate petition review.
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Founder of Chardon Police Dept. Honored on National Police Memorial Day
On the afternoon of Oct. 25, 1966, Chardon Police Chief John Bohl, founder of the Chardon Police Department, responded to a catastrophic accident on U.S. Route 6.
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Let Freedom Ring Patriotic Community Answers the Call to Never Forget
Two days before Memorial Day, local veterans and community members gathered in steady rain to honor fallen service members and reaffirm a commitment to remembrance.
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Chardon Township Signs Unveiled
Chardon Township officials joined the family, friends and teachers of Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin student Sean Morad at Holden Arboretum in Kirtland May 20 for the unveiling of a new township sign Morad designed.
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Young Eagles Helps Youth Take Flight
Youth who dream of flying may get their chance this summer and fall through the Young Eagle Experience at three local airports.
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