What’s Next for Novotny Farm Market Barrier? Discussion at Vermilion Township Trustee Meeting 9/4/24.

The Vermilion Township Board of Trustees convened for their monthly general business meeting on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, at the Vermilion Township Meeting Room. The meeting commenced at 6:30 p.m., led by the Chair Trustee Kurtz, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Meeting Audio can be found below: Please download Continue Reading

Vermilion City Council Special Meeting 9/4/24: Concerned Vermilion Citizens Strike Again! Highbridge Rd Phase 2 Is A Go.

The Vermilion City Council held a Special Meeting on September 4, 2024, at the Vermilion Municipal Court Complex to address three key ordinances, all passed under emergency measures. These ordinances came with little debate, but one of them, in particular, has garnered the attention of the community. Ordinance 2024-48, which Continue Reading

Lorain’s Favorite Concert Series Sold for $225K – Here’s What’s Changing!

The Lorain Port and Finance Authority has officially acquired Rockin’ on the River, a beloved summer concert series in Lorain, for $225,000. This acquisition, designed to ensure the continuation and enhancement of the event, also includes a consulting agreement with the original owner, Bob Earley, who will receive $25,000 annually Continue Reading

Could USPS Changes Slow Down Mail Delivery for Vermilion’s Rural Neighbors?

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is considering changes that could significantly slow down mail delivery to rural areas, including communities just outside of Vermilion, Ohio. These potential delays are part of a broader initiative by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to save the USPS around $3 billion annually, addressing the Continue Reading

Vermilion Takes Action: Community Fundraiser and Grant Could Transform Showse Park!

Vermilion Parks Operations Supervisor Marc Weisenberger reports department is looking into a ODNR NatureWorks grant application, potentially near $70,000 to help towards the costs of replacing playground equipment. It looks like the equipment is seriously looking at being replaced in 2025 by the Parks & Recreation Board. The equipment is Continue Reading