Funding Confirmed for Haley and Highbridge Road Reconstruction
Service Director’s Report At the January 6, 2025, Vermilion City Council meeting, Service Director Tony Valerius provided updates on recent city developments, including the receipt of Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) funding for major road reconstruction projects, the resignation of Building Inspector Mike Werner, and commendations for the city’s street Continue Reading
Ice A Fair Weekend in Vermilion: Where to Go, What to Do, and Who to See
Friday, January 31st, 2025 Special Events Athletic Events Entertainment Saturday, February 1st, 2025 Special Events Athletic Events Entertainment Sunday, February 2nd, 2025 With so many events and tons of fun planned, this weekend in Vermilion is shaping up to be unforgettable! Get out there, explore, and enjoy everything our town Continue Reading
From Dog Boarding to “Sidewalks to Nowhere”: Vermilion Zoning Board Approves Key Variances
The Vermilion Board of Zoning Appeals met on January 28, 2025, tackling a range of requests from residents and businesses seeking variances for their properties. From a home-based dog boarding business to a sidewalk exemption in Vermilion on the Lake, the meeting highlighted how zoning decisions shape the community’s future. Continue Reading
Friday Feasts at German’s Villa: Why You Can’t Miss Vermilion’s Best Winter Tradition
Why You Can’t Miss German’s Villa’s Friday Feasts This Winter – A Community Tradition Looking for a reason to get out this winter? German’s Villa’s popular Friday Feasts are back—and you won’t want to miss them! Starting January 31, 2025, the long-running event kicks off the Lenten season with an Continue Reading
Vermilion Police Blotter: Inside the Week’s Most Pressing Emergencies and Responses
The Vermilion Police Department has been busy over the past few days, responding to a wide variety of calls and incidents. From ensuring road safety to assisting residents in distress, their efforts reflect a strong commitment to keeping our community safe. Below is a summary of notable police activity from Continue Reading
Reminder: Vermilion Dog License Deadline Approaching
UPDATE: Erie County extended the deadline until Feb. 9th. Dog owners in Vermilion have until January 31, 2025, to purchase or renew their annual dog licenses. With Vermilion split between Lorain County and Erie County, residents must ensure they buy their licenses from the correct county office to comply with Continue Reading
PRESS RELEASE: Russ Owens Announces Run for Vermilion Mayor
Date: January 28, 2025, Vermilion, Ohio Lorain native, and longtime Vermilion resident and businessman, Russ “Rusty” Owens, announces he will run for the office of Vermilion Mayor in 2025. Mr. Owens campaign will focus on two (2) main pillars: “Russ for Us” and “Vermilion First”. Russ’s extensive business experience as Continue Reading
Who’s Leading the Charge for the Sailors? Find Out Who’s Making Waves This Week!
From the desk of Vermilion Sailors Athletic Director Andrew Stillman comes this week’s recognition of two outstanding athletes who exemplify talent, dedication, and teamwork both on and off the lanes. Zane LassenZane Lassen played a crucial role in leading the Sailors to victory against Norwalk with exceptional bowling performances. He Continue Reading
Follow These Affordable Secrets to Help Keep Your Pet Happy and Healthy
Pets bring joy and unconditional love into our lives, but being a responsible pet owner requires more than just affection. Preventive care is key to ensuring your furry friends stay healthy and happy for years to come. However, we understand that financial challenges can make this difficult. That’s why we’ve Continue Reading
A 60-ft Flagpole With Flag, A Beach Box, and Pickleball Courts: What’s Coming Next for Vermilion Parks?
The Vermilion Parks and Recreation Board met on January 21, 2025, to discuss several community initiatives, ongoing projects, and plans for the future of the city’s parks and recreation areas. The meeting, led by newly elected Chairperson Tina Swinehart, saw participation from various board members, community representatives, and city officials. Continue Reading