Williamsfield News

Richard A. ''Dick'' Jewett, 68, died Saturday, June 27, 2009, at UHHS Geauga Medical Center.

Law enforcement officers from two states had their hands full Sunday afternoon as they attempted to apprehend a domestic violence suspect who led them on a high speed chase, said Sgt.

James E. French, 89, of Williamsfield, a former Williamsfield Township trustee and longtime Ashtabula County Board of Education member, died Friday, June 12, 2009, at his home.

MARGIE PAGE: The 2009 Ashtabula County Animal Protective League Pet Care Expo will be a day of fun and education as pooches walk the runway and animal communicator Doris Straka gives humans a peek into the minds of their pets.

A $42 million overhaul of Interstate 90 highlights the list of projects the Ohio Department of Transportation is planning for Ashtabula County this year.

Township trustees who were asked to chip in $125,000 toward funding the Ashtabula County Sheriff's Department appear to be unwilling to open this "Pandora's box." "Once we do it, where does it stop?" asked Ashtabula Township Trustee Steve McClure during a discussion of the request at the monthly meeting of the Ashtabula County Townships ...

THIS UNDATED photograph from the Ashtabula County Historical Society. The bridge was the site of a car crash in 1930 that resulted in the loss of a diamond ring in the swampy area under the bridge.

Ashtabula County native setting up home for orphans in Guatemala By CARL E. FEATHER - Staff Writer - cfeather@starbeacon.com Star Beacon WILLIAMSFIELD TOWNSHIP - If it were not for the bright patches of fabric ...

George Washington was our first President? Not so fast, says an Ohio man. Nick Pahys owns the "One and Only Presidential Museum" in the blue barn on Knapp Road in Williamsfield, Ashtabula County.

21 to the charge of possession of drugs, a fifth-degree felony. He was sentenced to 12 months in prison with 128 days jail time credited and will be subject to a period of post-release control.

A couple of million dollars were on the table Thursday, but only three people came to the courthouse to find out how to get a cut of it.

THE FIRST graduating class of the Occupational Therapy Assistants Technology program at Kent State University-Ashtabula Campus will receive their diploma this evening.

James C. Martin, 85 of Findley Lake, N.Y., formerly of Painesville, Ohio, died Dec.