Ashtabula News

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Seeking African-Americans for webisode series, "The Greek Chronicles," that follows the Greeks and wannabes of fictitious Bindford College.

The Lake Erie yellow perch are starting to wake up, a near-shore spring delight for anglers from Toledo to Ashtabula, and especially the Cleveland Harbor area.

The National Weather Service office in Cleveland has again issued frost advisories and freeze warnings for much of northeast Ohio Monday night and early Tuesday morning.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources said it received 224 sighting reports involving an estimated 93 black bears last year.

Ashtabula Arts Center's Children's Choir. 2928 W. 13th St., Ashtabula. "The Starlights" seeking new members in grades 1-8 who are able to read and enjoy singing.

The "Forever Carroll" campaign, announced last week at John Carroll University, will help the school compete for the "best and the brightest" students through scholarships and academic programs.

The six-story, 109-room former hotel is taking much longer than expected to renovate, City Manager Jim Timonere said at Monday night's City Council meeting.

WHIO is reporting that "churches across the country and here in the Miami Valley are responding to violence by putting their trust in God and taking security into their own hands." At Phillips Temple in Trotwood, armed security guards routinely patrol the church grounds and stand watch inside during services and events.

Charges are pending against a Walart employee suspected of selling expensive cellular telephones at bargain-basement prices to friends of a friend, according to the Ashtabula County Sheriff's Office.

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It looked at first that today's headlines were going to be all crime, all the time, but eventually a few meatier issues turned up: Cleveland Scene looks into a report about the privatized prison in Conneaut ; an Akron lawyer talks about his clients in the prison at Guantanamo Bay; a gun store in Twinsburg takes down its sign.

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A map peers into the future of Northeast Ohio with color-coded areas that describe zones of residential sprawl in suburban areas and patches of residential, commercial and industrial abandonment largely in the region's big cities.