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By: Shelley Terry
JEFFERSON – Ashtabula County Commissioner Casey Kozlowski will serve as Second Vice-President of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio (CCAO).
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ASHTABULA — The Salvation Army's annual Red Kettle Campaign is struggling due to adverse weather conditions and a shortage of volunteer bell-ringers.
Christmas will be a winter wonderland this year, with about an inch of snow expected to blanket the ground, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland.
As the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31, we all gather together, raising our glasses, like we're ready to embark on a spaceship launched into the uncharted galaxy of the New Year.
Snow, I long to clear a path and lift a spade of snow Snow, oh, to see a great big man entirely made of snow — “Snow” from the movie White Christmas
Should federal regulators force the state’s power grid to lower prices?
By: Shelley Terry
JEFFERSON — In a critical development in the case of a convicted cop killer, a judge has scheduled a status conference for Feb. 6 to address the
JEFFERSON — The Ashtabula County Auditor's first of two vacant land sales was a success, with 28 of 76 parcels from different parts of the county sold, Auditor Scott Yamamoto said.
Sadly, it happens as we grow older — saying goodbye to our friends and classmates
COLUMBUS — State Rep. David Thomas, R-Jefferson, introduced his first bill this week, with the hope of adding more Ohioans to the enhanced homestead qualifications.
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