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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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While chilly conditions settle in, a warm-up is already on the horizon.
JEFFERSON — The Ashtabula County Fair Board approved a contract with GovTrust Partners LLC to complete its newest building project, County Commissioner Casey Kozlowski said.
ASHTABULA — Members of the LGBTQ community, their families and allies will gather at Walnut Beach on June 20 from noon to 5 p.m. for an afternoon of food, games, and fellowship hosted by the LGBTQ+ Coalition.
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of 2 By Shelley Terry For the Star Beacon JEFFERSON — Imagine the delightful aroma of funnel cakes, colorful lights spinning in the air, and the cheerful chaos of people everywhere.
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JEFFERSON — Move over prize-winning pumpkins and fast horses; the Ashtabula County Fair is going to the dogs this summer.
ASHTABULA — Ivy climbs the crumbling brick walls of the long-abandoned municipal building in downtown Ashtabula, where loose masonry has fallen to the bushes below.
We didn't ask for a history lesson. We asked for Pledge of Allegiance memories, for the smell of the fairgrounds and neighbors who plow our driveway without being asked.
JEFFERSON — In an exciting development for Ashtabula County Fair enthusiasts, the fair preview book will be available come mid-July at the secretary's office under the grandstand.
The cost of hosting a classic backyard barbecue this summer has hit an all-time high, driven by persistent food inflation, historic cattle shortages, and extreme weather.
JEFFERSON — A month before the midway lights come on, the fairgrounds are already busy.
