Wellington News

Let it never be said that Ohio dairy farmers Richard and David Conrad don't care for the comfort and happiness of their cows.

WELLINGTON, Ohio - A fire chief says most of the gasoline-soaked soil has been removed from a pipeline leak last month that displaced dozens of residents in a northern Ohio mobile home park.

Patricia L. Gell, 80, a resident of Wesleyan Meadows of Sheffield Village went to be with her Lord and to join her husband, on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 following a short illness.

It's one thing to plan a budget, buy food, clothe and support a family of four - but try taking... WELLINGTON, Ohio - Officials say it's not clear when crews will be finished cleaning up from a gasoline pipeline leak that displaced dozens of residents from their northern Ohio mobile home park for more than a week.

One of Richard and David Conrad's milk cows rests on a sawdust-covered waterbed at their Wellington, Ohio, farm.

Two people were injured, including one who had to be extricated, in a crash off state Route 18 near Pitts Road on Friday night.

Gasoline bubbled up out of the ground, pooling as deep as six inches. The gas, intended for Sunoco stations between here and Pittsburgh, instead soaked into dirt around a ruptured pipeline in this Lorain County community.

WELLINGTON, Ohio - Residents of a northern Ohio mobile home park have been told they can return to their homes after being displaced for more than a week due to a nearby gasoline pipeline leak.

Wellington residents will have to cope with potential safety delays posed by rail traffic crossing state Route 58 for five more years if the Ohio Department of Transportation goes through with a delay in providing funds necessary to construct a rail underpass downtown.

It remains uncertain when residents displaced by Thursday night's gasoline leak will be allowed to return to their homes, officials said.

One of Richard and David Conrad's milk cows rests on a sawdust covered waterbed this past Thursday at their farm in Wellington.

Dozens of people in Wellington are still not allowed to return home after a massive gasoline leak from an underground pipe.

WELLINGTON, Ohio - Residents of a northern Ohio mobile home park could be displaced for several more days as crews continue to clean up gasoline that nearby from a nearby pipeline.

Cleanup of an estimated 116,760 gallons of gasoline continues along Maple Street near Ohio 58 and could take weeks.

The president of Ohio State University has apologized to a Polish-American group that slammed him for comparing the problem of coordinating the school's many divisions to the Polish army.