Kristi Garabrandt
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Willoughby Hills Fire Department testing technology to alert drivers
Willoughby Hills Fire Department is one of the first departments in Northeast Ohio to try out the HAAS navigational warning system. → Read More
Willoughby Hills Police Chief Chris Collins says success is a team effort
Willoughby Hills Police Chief Chris Collins would appear to have made a successful career for himself, but he sees it differently. → Read More
City of Willowick gets additional funding for lakefront planning
In addition to the $79,000 TLCI grant that the city of Willowick was previously awarded for their Lakefront Connectivity and Downtown Redevelopment Plan, they were also recently awarded with a → Read More
Chardon Schools to seek bond issue in November
Chardon School Board voted to place a bond issue on the November ballot during its June 17 meeting. The vote was unanimous. → Read More
Northeast Ohio fire departments face staffing issues
Chester Township Fire Chief John Wargelin says his department is among those nationwide facing an epidemic. → Read More
Jim Savage, co-founder of Willoughby's Fine Arts Association, dies
James Savage, who co-founded The Fine Arts Association in Willoughby with his late wife Louise in 1957, died June 20, at the age of 94. → Read More
Lake-Geauga Critical Incident Stress Management Team gathers for training
Willoughby Hills Fire Rescue, Lake-Geauga Critical Incident Stress Management Team, University Hospitals and the Mid-Ohio CISM Network combined for a two-day CISM basic training class in Willoughby Hills. → Read More
Ohio Chautauqua puts focus on modern legends in 2019
Ohio Chautauqua, an event that brings history to life with performances, music and education, is making history. → Read More
Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District celebrates 75 years
The Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District, which formed as the state's 29th SWCD on June 24, 1944, celebrates its 75th anniversary this year. → Read More
Chardon Schools to consider bond issue to replace outdated buildings
Chardon School Board will discuss placing a bond issue on the ballot at its regularly scheduled 6:30 p.m. June 17 meeting. → Read More
Aldi, Produce Packaging part of revitalization of west end of Willoughby Hills
The year of Willoughby Hills is what Councilman John Plecnik proclaimed 2019 to be as he talked about the city gaining two new businesses, a police substation and the Lake → Read More
Huntsburg Township family displaced by severe weather incident
What appears to be a micro-burst has displaced a Huntsburg Township family. → Read More
Flag Day Race benefits Lake County Special Olympians
The Northeast Running Club had more than 200 walkers and runners participate in its 21st Flag Day Race and Walk on June 11. → Read More
History of Concord Township Fire Department to be shared
Concord Township Fire Department had a humble beginning as a volunteer department in the 1940s. Since then the department has grown to accommodate the needs of a growing community. → Read More
Concord Township's Grist Mill center sold at auction
The Grist Mill Retail Center on Fredle Drive in Concord Township has been sold at sheriff's auction. → Read More
Senior citizens fish despite the rain at the North Coast Senior Games
Rain was no deterrent June 5 for four senior citizens who were determined to participate in the North Coast Senior Games fishing contest. → Read More
Hambden Township Citizens Fire Academy give new sense of understanding
Hambden Township Fire Department is now halfway through its eight-week Citizens Fire Academy. → Read More
Willoughby Hills Police substation moving toward August opening
Contractors are making progress on the new police substation located in the west end of Willoughby Hills. → Read More
Ohio program helps the blind to become entrepreneurs
Tom Neal is not a typical small business owner. → Read More
WWII vet honored and humbled by Hometown Hero distinction in Wickliffe
Walter (Jim) Weybrecht is a WWII Navy veteran who has always been hailed a hero by his family. → Read More