Edgewood News

Driving home on Route 20 early Tuesday morning, a Madison Township woman was followed into a dark parking lot by a man who struck her vehicle with his truck and fled the scene, Madison township Police Chief Leonard DelCalzo said.

A free H1N1 vaccine clinic is this week for children in Edgewood City Schools. The Butler County Health Department is conducting the clinic from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov.

The H1N1 vaccination plan will proceed on schedule this week in the Buckeye Local District, with Ridgeview Elementary and Edgewood Senior High students receiving the vaccine today.

Voters in the Buckeye Local Schools District will choose from a slate of five candidates to fill three open board positions this fall.

The new school year has started and there are lots of things going on at Edgewood Senior High.

Bad weather? Didn't matter. Mallory Kreider wanted to leave her mark on the Edgewood cross country program.

A project as large and complex as the new Edgewood High School, which breaks ground at 2 p.m. today, Sept.

A plan to raid the county's 9-1-1 Government Assistance Wireless Fund to pay for dispatcher positions in the sheriff's and city police departments drew sharp criticism from several members of the Ashtabula County 9-1-1 Review Board Thursday morning.

A 35-year-old Conneaut man faces jail time for reportedly threatening City Manager Robert Schaumleffel Jr., after a City Council meeting last month.

The Edgewood City School District will host a ceremonial groundbreaking at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

The Buckeye Local Board of Education Tuesday evening passed a graduation requirement policy that specifically states what seniors must accomplish to participate in their graduation commencement.

The Ashtabula County Coroner's Office is asking the public to help identify a woman who drowned in Lake Erie, near the west Conneaut Harbor breakwater, Tuesday afternoon.

When Savanna Brigham plopped down her puppy-size bullfrog Tuesday, everyone at the Ashtabula County Fair's frog-jumping contest took notice.

They call it "a dead zone." For years, park manager Mike Blakeman has watched visitors and boaters at Geneva State Park shake their heads in frustration as their cellular telephone service fails.

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A former Edgewood High School teacher may get his job back. The school board fired Kevin Johnson in 2006 after he read aloud student essays about where their classmates would be in 20 years.

A former Edgewood High School teacher may get his job back. The school board fired Kevin Johnson in 2006 after he read aloud student essays about where their classmates would be in 20 years.

Jean Dutton doesn't move mountains - she moves whole buildings. As president of Jefferson Depot Village, Dutton works to procure, relocate, refurbish and maintain the buildings at the historic locale, all endeavors that require funding and a lot of it.

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A former Edgewood High School teacher may get his job back. The school board fired Kevin Johnson in 2006 after he read aloud student essays about where their classmates would be in 20 years.