Ohio’s Latest Bill Could Ease Housing Costs: A Small Step Forward
Ohio House Bill 645 is a proposed piece of legislation aimed at providing financial relief to homeowners and renters who find themselves struggling with high housing costs. Introduced by Representatives Dani Isaacsohn and Thomas Hall, the bill specifically targets those whose property taxes or rent exceed 5% of their income. Continue Reading
Lorain County Dog Kennel’s $1.4 Million Upgrade: Adoption Fees Waived Through October 1st!”
Elyria, OH—The Lorain County Dog Kennel is set to undergo a significant transformation with a $1.4 million upgrade, combining a $250,000 grant from the State of Ohio with an additional $800,000 investment from the county. This major renovation will enhance the facility’s ability to care for stray and homeless dogs. Continue Reading
Don’t Miss Out! The Ultimate Guide to Vermilion’s Hottest September Events!
As summer transitions to fall, Vermilion is set to host a variety of events that promise to bring the community together in celebration. Here’s a rundown of the must-attend events in Vermilion this September: Live at the Lighthouse: Dad BandDate: September 1st, 7:00 PMKick off the month with live music Continue Reading
Measurements of Academic Progress: MAPping Your Child’s Educational Growth
I recently emailed Vermilion Local School District Superintendent Dr. David Hile, after watching the Board of Education Meeting this week. August is the beginning of the year, so it’s where your child left off last year and the point they will start from this year. It’s a time where Teachers Continue Reading
Broadband Revolution: How Vermilion Will Benefit from $19M in County Funds
Vermilion is poised to benefit from a combined $19 million in grants awarded to Lorain and Erie counties to improve internet access. Lorain County has received $4 million, which will be used to extend fiber optic networks, focusing on reaching rural areas that have been underserved. Erie County, awarded $15 Continue Reading
Urgent Safety Fears Exposed: What Vermilion Township Is Doing About State Route 60
Listen to the full meeting here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YDgTNn8SnThUB35UyftGYy3s3SZ4z097/view?usp=drivesdk Vermilion Township hosted a Town Hall-style meeting on Tuesday, August 20th, to discuss safety concerns and highway usage along State Route 60. The event, held at the Vermilion Township Hall, was spearheaded by Trustee Kenn Baughman and drew the attention of residents and Continue Reading
Why Cedar Point’s Top Thrill 2 is Stuck in Neutral – and What It Means for 2024
Cedar Point has announced that the highly anticipated Top Thrill 2 roller coaster will remain closed for the remainder of the 2024 season due to ongoing mechanical modifications. The decision was made to allow the ride’s manufacturer, Zamperla, to make necessary adjustments to the coaster’s vehicles. Despite earlier hopes that Continue Reading
COMMENTARY: Talkin’ About TIFs
A TIF is a debt of the county/city. That’s just like credit card debt – that the people of the county/city have to repay. A $30M TIF would cost $89M to repay over 30 years. If the development doesn’t happen after the $30M is spent, taxpayers (meaning YOU) on are Continue Reading
Is Lorain County Becoming a Road Rage Hotspot? The Alarming Truth
.Lorain County has experienced a troubling surge in road rage incidents, reflecting a broader trend across Northeast Ohio. Since 2019, the county has seen a 26% increase in these aggressive driving cases, with some escalating to dangerous levels. A recent incident in Carlisle Township highlights the severity of the problem—a Continue Reading
Ford’s $1.5 Billion Electric Van Plan: 1,800 New Jobs Coming to Lorain County
Ford Motor Company has announced that it will begin producing an all-electric commercial van at its Ohio Assembly Plant in Avon Lake, Lorain County, starting in 2026. This initiative is part of Ford’s broader shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) and represents a significant investment in the region’s automotive industry. The Continue Reading