Vermilion Sailors Claim First-Ever Stillman Cup Victory Over Firelands

On Thursday night, the Vermilion Sailors varsity wrestling team made history with a dominant 49-21 victory over the Firelands Falcons at home, securing their first-ever Stillman Cup win since the rivalry’s inception in 2016. This annual matchup carries extra significance as Vermilion’s Athletic Director, Andy Stillman, and Firelands’ Athletic Director Continue Reading

Vermilion Schools Bond Levy: 47 Million For Repairs – Why Building New May Be More Preferable—But Who Can Afford It?

The Vermilion Local School District Board of Education met on February 10, 2025, to discuss pressing infrastructure concerns and the 3.91-mill, 30-year bond levy that will appear on the May 6, 2025 ballot. Treasurer/CFO Justin Klingshirn presented a financial breakdown of the district’s current needs, past spending, and the rationale Continue Reading

From the Lanes to the Pool: How Erin Ellis and Rey Birdwell Are Leaving Their Mark on Sailor Athletics! Vermilion Sailors Athletes of the Week

From the Desk of Athletic Director Andy Stillman The Vermilion Sailors Athletic Department is proud to recognize two outstanding senior athletes for their dedication, hard work, and recent accomplishments. These student-athletes exemplify the spirit of Vermilion athletics both in competition and in their contributions to the community. Erin Ellis – Continue Reading

Vermilion AD Explains Sandusky Bay Conference Split and What It Means for the Sailors

The Sandusky Bay Conference (SBC) is undergoing a major restructuring, and Vermilion is positioned to be part of the changes. During Monday night’s Vermilion Local School District Board of Education meeting, Vermilion Athletic Director Andy Stillman explained why the conference’s Lake and Bay Divisions are breaking away from the River Continue Reading

From Streets to Safety—Where Should Vermilion’s $5 Million Windfall Go?

Mayor of Vermilion Presents Plan for $5 Million Budget Surplus During the recent Vermilion City Council Finance Committee meeting, the mayor delivered a presentation outlining recommendations for allocating the city’s unexpected $5 million general fund surplus. The discussion centered on strategic investments to address infrastructure needs, public services, and long-term Continue Reading

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