Ann Wishart is a journalist for the Geauga County Maple Leaf, focusing on local news in Burton, Ohio. With a passion for community reporting, Ann covers a range of topics including local business developments, education, government issues, and community events. Her articles aim to keep residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their town.
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The renovation of the Chester Township road garage was put on hold during a special meeting Oct. 17, said township Trustee Ken Radtke.
While the sale and use of recreational marijuana for adults in Ohio is legal, Geauga County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Tom Rowan is not a fan of the drug or the state’s efforts to enforce the new law.
Munson Township Trustees voted 2-1 Oct. 22 in favor of suppressing partial collection of a 1.95-mill fire levy to counter some of the financial effects on taxpayers from the 2022 property tax revaluation
By: Ann Wishart
Hundreds of Cardinal Elementary School students got an unexpected day off Oct. 17 due to a gas leak the school custodian discovered early that morning.
The Heroes of Conservation covered a broad spectrum of nature topics during the Protect Geauga Parks ninth annual awards program at Munson Township Town Hall Oct. 27.
Berkshire Schools was hit with an unexpected upset Nov. 5, when its 40-year-old, 2.5-mill permanent improvement renewal levy failed at the ballot by 472 votes, according to final unofficial results of the Geauga County Board of Elections.
Aquilla Village voters chose, 106 to 43, to dissolve the village Nov. 5, according to the final unofficial results of the Geauga County Board of Elections.
Plenty of Geauga County residents dug into their pockets and closets while businesses donated inventory to help the victims of Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina last month.
By: Ann Wishart
Burton Village Council and Burton Village Board of Public Affairs proposed raising sewer and water rates beginning in 2025.
The Burton Country Christmas promises two days of holiday frolic in Burton Village Nov. 29 and 30. The celebration, sponsored by the Burton Chamber of Commerce, has been a tradition in this picturesque village for more than two decades, but this year, visitors can expect even more holiday fun for the whole family from 2
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