Justin Ransom
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Painesville to host shop and stroll for local business support
The City of Painesville will continue with the annual Holiday Shop and Stroll with coronavirus protocol in mind to support local businesses. Economic Development Director Cathy Bieterman said the event → Read More
Two Riverside local schools to switch to remote learning
To prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Riverside School District has chosen to switch LaMuth Middle School and Riverside High School to remote learning. → Read More
Perry AMVETS Post 1971 holds annual Veterans Day ceremony
Against the southeast wall inside Perry AMVETS Post 1971 at 4128 Main St. sat a table with a red, white and blue tablecloth. On that tablecloth were displayed tealight candles → Read More
Two Painesville City Schools to switch to remote learning
In response to rising cases of the novel coronavirus pandemic in the school district, Painesville City Schools, have decided to switch Heritage Middle School and Harvey High School to remote → Read More
Painesville Township trustees considering app for coronavirus updates
Painesville Township trustees are considering using CARES Act funding to generate a COVID-19 emergency application. → Read More
Painesville Township trustees cancel annual children's Christmas party
Amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Painesville Township trustees have decided to cancel this year’s Children’s Christmas Party originally scheduled for Dec. 12. → Read More
Painesville City Manager Monica Irelan to resign
Painesville City Manager Monica Irelan has announced her resignation. → Read More
Ohio couple walk state for police and veteran support
In the grocery store, Conrad Allen heard someone call his name. → Read More
Rodewald Manufacturing leases part of Painesville space to Tartan Yachts, Strength Safe
In 2018, Jack Rodewald and Anton Wingren went into business together and purchased the former Coe Manufacturing property at 608 Bank St. in Painesville to begin their fabrication company. → Read More
Painesville approves continuation of Bank Street project
Painesville City Council has approved moving forward with the Bank Street project — replacing a portion of a retaining wall. → Read More
2020 Election: Wickliffe City Council Ward 2 position won by Randy Gerhardstein
Randy Gerhardstein is the new Wickliffe City Councilman for Ward 2. → Read More
Election 2020: Leroy Township voters reject road levy, approve fire levy
Voters rejected the Leroy Township road levy failed by a 1,045-to-982 vote, according to unofficial final results from the Lake County Elections Board. → Read More
Business relationship leads to new family hearing business
In high school, Amanda Barbur started working for MaryAnn’s Family Hearing in Painesville Township. → Read More
Toastmasters of Wickliffe adjusts to coronavirus
An organization previously known as a restricted club called The Miner Road Speakeasy, in January changed the name to the Toastmasters of Wickliffe, a branch of the international club of → Read More
Water Extraction Team in Fairport Harbor disinfects Painesville Township Fire Department after coronavirus case
Water Extraction Team, or WET, in Fairport Harbor generally specializes in water removal and structural drying to repair water damage. → Read More
NCAA's Diversity and Inclusion Week one way Lake Erie College community coming together
Lake Erie College student-athletes have previously participated in the NCAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Week. → Read More
Omar Parker returns to Painesville to help in community
At 31 years old, Bishop Gerard Mirbel came to America from Haiti. → Read More
F.A.T.S. to host feed a first responder fundraiser for Ashton Staton
In conjunction with First Responder’s Day on Oct. 28, a fundraiser is being held for Ashton Staton, a LaMuth Middle School boy who has been in a coma for over → Read More
Riverside Schools to offer free meals for remainder of school year
As approved by the USDA, Riverside Local Schools will now offer free breakfast and lunches to all students for the remainder of the school year. The original plan was to → Read More
Painesville considering zoning change to allow business parks
The City of Painesville is considering a proposed text amendment to create a conditional use option in the B-2 General Business District. The proposed amendment was brought to the attention → Read More