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Why Is Our School Levy Being Held in May Instead of November?
Editorial Commentary Recently, this question keeps popping up to us from the community: “Why is our school district holding the levy in May instead of November?” While there are several practical reasons for this timing, one key factor is the strategic expectation regarding voter turnout. Let us try to reason Continue Reading
A Familiar Location Will Host Vermilion’s Newest Hot Dog Stand -Owners Get Green Light from Historic Review Board
At its March 5, 2025, meeting, the Vermilion Historic Design and Review Board unanimously approved the proposed exterior updates for a new business at 5693 Liberty Avenue. The applicants, Billy and Emily Levi, plan to revitalize the property as they prepare to open a unique hot dog stand in town. Continue Reading
Another Month, Another Delay: Planning Commission Pushes Cannabis Zoning Down the Road Again
The City of Vermilion Planning Commission met on March 5, 2025, with members Joe Williams, Jeff Hammerschmidt, and Guy Sako in attendance. Jim Chapple and Heather Shirley were absent. Several key issues were discussed, including cannabis zoning regulations, a land use variance for a dog kennel, and a lot split Continue Reading
Vermilion High School Named Academic Achievement Students For 1st Semester 2024-25
Academic Achievement students First Semester 2024-2025 DISTINGUISHED HONOR ROLL Grade 8: Marley Dimacchia, Alexa Guitar. Rebekah Marrero Booth, Ryan McGlothlin, Owen Moes, Lindsey Morrison, Brayden Myers, Jude Thomas. Grade 9: Amelia Dahl, Lily Fisher, James Henkel, Jessica Neiger, Madelyn Smith. Grade 10: Timothy Anders. Grade 11: James Bengele, lan Cael-Durden, Continue Reading
Celebrating the Life of Earlene Joann “Butch” Pavlich
Earlene Joann “Butch” Pavlich (née Hovey), 85, of Vermilion, left this world on March 3, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of love, faith, and community service. While her passing was sudden, the impact she made during her lifetime will be felt for generations. Born on October 1, 1939, in Elyria, Continue Reading
Why Did Three Residents Call for a Trustee’s Resignation—And Why Did Another Trustee Raise Concerns?
Editoral Commentary Houston… I think we have a problem. Three people asked for Trustee Scott’s resignation at the Vermilion Township Board of Trustees meeting tonight. These complaints stem from Trustee Scott’s behavior at public meetings and his actions in private. Specifically, concerns were raised about last month’s meeting. At tonight’s Continue Reading
Vermilion High School Presents Disney’s The Little Mermaid Musical
Press Release by Vermilion Choral Boosters Tuesday, March 4, 2025 Vermilion High School Presents Disney’s The Little Mermaid Musical VERMILION, Ohio — Flippers and fins will swirl on stage as Vermilion High School Performing Arts presents the musical, Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Performances will take place in Vermilion High School’s auditorium on Continue Reading
Vermilion’s Athletes of the Week: Vermilion’s Cora Frederick Punches Ticket to State, Bella Phillips Finishes Strong at Bowling Championships
The Vermilion Sailors continue to shine as two standout athletes, Cora Frederick and Bella Phillips, made their mark at the state level this past week. Their dedication, perseverance, and competitive spirit exemplify what it means to be a Sailor. From the desk of Vermilion Sailor Athletics Director Andy Stillman. Cora Continue Reading
Nonpartisan No More? The Fight Over Political Labels in Ohio’s School Board Elections
A new proposal in the Ohio Senate, S.B. 107, could bring significant changes to how school board elections operate across the state, shifting them from their traditionally nonpartisan status to a partisan structure. While Vermilion’s school board and city council elections are currently nonpartisan, the question remains: should voters in Continue Reading