Vermilion Police Department Police Blotter: March 15–18, 2025
March 15 March 16 March 17 March 18 Residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity or concerns to the Vermilion Police Department. If you need assistance, contact them at 440-967-6116. For emergencies, always dial 911.
Vermilion High School FFA: Growing Opportunities for Students
At the recent Vermilion Local School District Board of Education meeting, the Vermilion High School FFA chapter provided an update on its progress, goals, and continued growth. Chapter officers Owen Stiner (President) and Jaclyn Scarvelli (Vice President) spoke about their recent achievements, upcoming projects, and the importance of student involvement Continue Reading
Charting a New Course: Vermilion Athletics Leaves SBC for Smoother Waters
Vermilion Local School District has officially voted to leave the Sandusky Bay Conference (SBC) and join a newly formed 10-team league starting in the 2026-2027 school year. The decision, finalized on March 10 at the VLSD Board of Education meeting, aligns with what Athletic Director Andy Stillman previously predicted: a Continue Reading
Big Congrats! These VES Citizens of the Month Are Being Recognized for Their Kindness
During the March 10, 2025, Vermilion Local School District Board of Education meeting, Vermilion Elementary School’s February Citizens of the Month were recognized for their kindness and leadership by board Vice President Mark Benson. These outstanding students had the honor of leading the Pledge of Allegiance, demonstrating the values that Continue Reading
Vermilion Man Who Faces Two Counts of Child Pornography Charges Has Hearing Set for March 20
A Vermilion man, Matthew G. Rich, is facing two felony charges under Ohio Revised Code 2907.322, related to pandering sexually explicit material involving a minor. Rich, 40, was arrested earlier this week, and his case is currently being handled in Vermilion Municipal Court, located at 687 Decatur Street. Court records Continue Reading
Lorain County Dog Shelter Is Full—But This Smart Fix Could Help Dog Owners
At the March 14th Lorain County Commissioners meeting, the newly appointed Dog Warden Andy Laubenthal addressed the persistent issue of kennel overcrowding and proposed strategic fee adjustments to enhance dog return and adoption rates. Persistent Overcrowding Challenges Laubenthal reported that the county’s dog kennel, equipped with 28 full-size kennels, has Continue Reading
Lorain County Commissioners March 14 Meeting Visual Hub
Agenda Attachments The Lorain County Board of Commissioners holds regular public meetings at the Lorain County Administration Building, located at 226 Middle Avenue, 4th Floor, Elyria, OH 44035. As of February 2025, meetings are typically scheduled bi-weekly on Tuesday evenings and Friday mornings. However, meeting times can vary, and additional Continue Reading
Live Music, Irish Feasts, and Hidden Treasures—Vermilion’s Weekend Lineup Is Pure Magic
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Vermilion is packed with entertainment, food, and festivities for all ages. Here’s a roundup of what’s happening from Friday, March 14, through St. Patrick’s Day on Monday, March 17. Live Music & Entertainment Paper Moon Winery – 2008 State Rd (OH 60), Continue Reading
Love Dogs? Here’s Your Chance to Make a Difference at the Lorain County Dog Kennel!
For dog lovers in Lorain County, there’s a rewarding way to give back to the community—volunteering at the Lorain County Dog Kennel (LCDK). This shelter, located at 301 Hadaway Court, Elyria, OH, provides a temporary home for lost and stray dogs while working to reunite them with their families or Continue Reading
Vermilion’s Budget Boost Boomerang: What You Need to Know About the City’s $4.1M Increase and How It’s Raising Insurance Rates
At the March 10th Vermilion City Council Finance Committee meeting, Finance Director Amy Hendricks presented an overview of the city’s financial status, including key budget adjustments and updates on insurance costs impacting city operations. Budget Adjustments for 2025 The first reading of the appropriation updates for 2025 was introduced, reflecting Continue Reading










