Shelley Terry is a local journalist based in Ashtabula, Ohio. She has written for various publications, including Yahoo News, Star Beacon The, Meadville Tribune, Calhoun Times, and Yahoo Finance. Shelley covers a range of topics, from local news and community events to human interest stories and sports.
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Shelley Terry's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, and seasonal topics related to family & relationships, crime, government & politics, and education in the Ashtabula area of Ohio. She showcases an interest in stories that resonate with the community and affect their day-to-day lives.
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In an unusual turn of events, northeast Ohio is experiencing autumn-like weather in mid-August, leaving residents both delighted and confused.
By: Shelley Terry
From left, Alex Shevchik, Caden Waldron and Jayden Hernandez prepare for the first day of class on Monday at Kent State Ashtabula.
Five girls from Our Lady of Peace Parish in Ashtabula appear on the September cover of The Catholic Echo magazine. They are: Anna Severino, top left; Kora Call, top right; Rosalia Izzi, middle left; Milania Platano, middle right, and Julianna Torres, front, all parishioners of the parish. The girls celebrated community spirit and devotion by participating in the Feast of Our Lady Mount Carmel’s procession on July 14. Local photographer and retired teacher, Marilou McClimans of Ashtabula, took the photos.
Aug. 31—As summer comes to a close, local beaches are gearing up for one last hurrah this Labor Day weekend.
ASHTABULA — Roger Craik, emeritus professor of English at Kent State University at Ashtabula, has taken second place in the 2024 Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry.
By: Shelley Terry
SAYBROOK — In a proactive effort to empower young voters, the communications class at Lakeside High School is taking the initiative to interview local candidates on video and broadcast the
Oct. 4—JEFFERSON — A grand jury decided not to charge a former Ashtabula County deputy who had been accused of trespassing at her ex-husband's house in Austinburg while on duty.
At Lakeside High School in Ashtabula, Ohio, students in a new drone class were able to earn official drone operator certificates. Faculty hope the class will prepare them for a variety of career opportunities.
As Hurricane Milton barreled toward Florida this past week, I found myself in a whirlwind of emotions — much like Milton himself — all while watching the Weather Channel for hours upon hours.
By: Shelley Terry
Oct. 17—ASHTABULA — Aqua is working with regulatory agencies to notify by mail customers in the Ashtabula area who have service lines made of lead, galvanized steel or unknown material.
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