Tuesday Nov 3 | Ashtabula Star-Beacon
There is some pressure in owning Ashtabula County's newest winery, Jim Pearson said, but sweet success is almost as good as fine wine.
Higher education committee receives United Way grant
The Ashtabula Area College Committee Inc. recently was awarded a $15,000 Financial Stability Initiative grant from United Way of Ashtabula County.
Commissioners field questions regarding lodge, other issues
The Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners took their agenda meeting to the people of Morgan Township Tuesday evening.
Condition of county buildings a concern
The Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners is discussing ways to address a growing threat to its budget: aging county-owned buildings badly in need of repairs.
It takes practice to plunder and pillage, but as any good pirate knows, the joy of the bounty comes in the sharing of the booty.
Voters, candidates run for the border
What's an election without a little chips and salsa? Debbie Sistek, owner of Luisa's Mexican Grill in Geneva, will host a candidates night from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Oct.
What do you think of Coroner Robert Malinowski keeping his office...
Malinowski has been warned all year that money would run out and should have reduced staff or manpower and didn't Those employees are more dedicated than I would be.
Darla Stitzlein more than a professional in a suit
She's traveled the mountains of the Rio Grande on horseback, hunted wild turkeys and learned how to skin a muskrat.
County grand jury indicts 10 people
An Ashtabula man, one of 10 people indicted by an Ashtabula County Grand Jury, was indicted on five different charges, including rape and kidnapping, according to Ashtabula County Common Pleas Court records.
A garage sale on Halloween will give buyers a chance to pick up a few outdated and unneeded "treats" from Buckeye Local Schools.
Pymatuning Valley High School students took the afternoon off from their studies Friday to celebrate the school's third consecutive year of being a School of Excellence.
Recession brings increased dumping to Ashtabula County
The tough economy is taking its toll on recycling sites in the county, with cash-strapped residents using the containers as trash bins for household waste.
Ohio Bar chief talks to area lawyers
Regional lawyers got a pep talk from the Ohio State Bar Association Tuesday afternoon, as OSBA President Barbara Howard delivered a message of hope and help in tough economic times.
Lodge and Conference Center goes with fourth-lowest bid for lawn care
Factors beyond cost went into deciding who won the bid for lawn care at the Lodge and Conference Center at Geneva-on-the-Lake, says lodge manager Jeannette Petrolia.
Questions about the practice of charging for police dispatching from 911 calls arose Thursday, even as four villages shifted their police dispatching away from the county at midnight.
GOTL to stick with sheriffa s dispatch
With a much-discussed contract with Ashtabula police for dispatching services in the dust, Geneva-on-the-Lake will continue with the Ashtabula County Sheriff's Department through 2009, Councilman Donald Woodward confirmed Tuesday.
'Bula loses dispatching contracts to Middlefield
City police dispatchers will not be taking on any additional 9-1-1 calls after all.
Like Diana Ross, City Council is keeping three villages "Hanging On" as to whether it will expand its police dispatching services to include them.
Lodge operations questioned at meeting
Ashtabula County commissioners came under fire Tuesday afternoon for spending too much on lawn care and snow removal at the Lodge and Conference Center at Geneva-on-the-Lake. During the commissioners' agenda meeting, George Placek, who owns Old Fashion Lawn Care LLC in Jefferson, questioned commissioners on lodge management's decision to spend ...
Geneva-On-The-Lake still special place 40 years later
One of the places that I enjoyed when I was a kid, especially in my late teens and into my early 20s, was Geneva-On-The-Lake in Ohio.