Vermilion City Council’s Latest Committee & Administration Reports (Video)
Committee Reports Each council member presented their committee’s updates. Administration Reports After the committee reports, the administration provided their updates: Why Should I Watch? The Vermilion City Council’s committee and administrative reports provide vital updates that shape the city’s future. From construction projects to grant applications, these discussions offer a Continue Reading
Robert A. Brummer, Beloved Candy Maker and Community Member, Passes at 67
Robert A. Brummer, aged 67, passed away on the morning of April 7 th , at Dublin Methodist Hospital in Delaware, Ohio, following an extended illness. He had resided in several locations during his lifetime, with Vermilion, Ohio, being considered his home. Robert was born on May 4, 1957, in Continue Reading
Why Is Vermilion’s Bowling Team Still Practicing in Lorain? Parents Demand Transparency
Hundreds have signed a petition to bring the Vermilion High School bowling team back to their hometown lanes — but a deeper issue may be keeping them away. A Community Asks: Why Not Bowl at Home? Every year, people in Vermilion ask the same question:Why does the Vermilion High School Continue Reading
From the Court to the Diamond: VSA’s Standout Athletes You’ll Be Talking About
This week, we recognize two outstanding Vermilion Sailors athletes for their incredible performances. From the desk of Vermilion Sailors Athletic Director Andy Stillman. Severin Kretchmar – Senior Kretchmar had a historic week. He won his match against Willard which tied the school record for most wins in a career. On Continue Reading
Sudden Exit: Vermilion Township Trustee Roger Scott Steps Down — Here’s What We Know
Vermilion Township Trustee Roger Scott has officially resigned from his position as of April 6, 2025. His departure follows recent public concern surrounding the way a February trustee meeting was conducted, which led to some residents calling for his resignation. While no formal reason has been given, the decision marks Continue Reading
Russ Owens to Host “Meet the Candidate” Dinner Event at German’s Villa on April 10
Vermilion residents are invited to attend a “Meet the Candidate” event for mayoral candidate Russ Owens on Thursday, April 10, 2025, from 6 to 9 p.m. at German’s Villa, located at 3330 Liberty Avenue in Vermilion. The evening will include a free community dinner, featuring spaghetti with handmade meatballs prepared Continue Reading
Vermilion City Council Meeting 4/7/25: Watch: Residents Speak Out and Officials Fire Back (Video Hub)
We’ve broken down the key moments of Public Participation, where residents spoke their minds; Administration’s Response, where officials addressed concerns; and Council Correspondence, where formal communications were read into the record. Whether you missed the meeting or just want to see the highlights for yourself, everything you need concerning these Continue Reading
Residents Get Relief, Officials Worried: The Vote That’s Shaking Up Vermilion’s Budget
At Monday night’s Vermilion City Council meeting, members narrowly passed Ordinance 2025-12, which reestablishes a full 1% income tax credit for residents who pay municipal income tax to another city. The final vote was 4-3, with Council members Lucas, Drew Werley, Howell, and Drew voting in favor. Council members Holmes, Continue Reading
City of Vermilion – Public Meeting Calendar for May 2025
Week of May 4–10: Week of May 11–17: Week of May 18–24: Week of May 25–31:
Think Your Local Government Is Playing Fair? These Transparency Red Flags Say Otherwise
When it comes to local government, transparency isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the bedrock of public trust. Residents deserve to know how decisions are made, how money is spent, and how to get involved. But too often, transparency is more of a promise than a practice. So what does transparency really Continue Reading