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PAINESVILLE TOWNSHIP – A resident asked for help at the Oct. 16 Board of Trustees meeting with a neighborhood business whose operations were disturbing the neighborhood.

MADISON TOWNSHIP - Mike Profeta, owner of 1300 Belleair, appeared before the Board of Trustees Oct. 23 to answer some questions for the trustees regarding a liquor license he sought for that address.

COLUMBUS – The Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP), a division of the Ohio Department of Insurance, will visit Lake County to hold a Medicare Check-Up Day event on Tuesday, November 13, 2018, at the Morley Library located at
184 Phelps Street in Painesville. The event will begin at 6:00pm.

PAINESVILLE -  With a win on Friday night the home Riverside Beavers earn a slice of the Western Reserve Conference title.

JEFFERSON - The Geneva Eagles volleyball team made quick work of the Harvey Red Raiders in a recent Division II sectional tournament game.

ANDOVER- Do you enjoy taking time to help those less fortunate around the holidays? (From Nov. 9 edition).

ORWELL – Voters approved a renewal of a .5 road and bridge levy on Nov. 6 that will continue to support Orwell Village and Township for five years.

 PIERPONT TOWNSHIP – Voters approved a renewal of a 3 mill road and bridge levy on Nov. 6 that will continue to support Pierpont Township for five years.

ROME – Voters approved a replacement 1 mill ambulance and EMS levy on Nov. 6 that will continue to support South Central Ambulance District for five years.

ANDOVER TOWNSHIP – Voters approved two renewal levies on Nov. 6 that will continue to fund Andover Township.

 WILLIAMSFIELD TOWNSHIP – Voters approved two renewal levies on Nov. 6 that will continue to fund Williamsfield Township.

WAYNE TOWNSHIP – Voters approved a renewal of a 4 mill road and bridge levy on Nov. 6 that will continue to support Wayne Township for five years.

 WINDSOR-Township register voters in Windsor on Nov. 6 pass two different renewal tax levies put on the ballot by the trustees board. The current expenses renewal tax levy passed with unofficial vote tally of 314 yes votes to 150 no votes.

ROME TOWNSHIP-Voters in Rome Township and a portion of Roaming Shores Village in the township dumped the 1.25 of a mill additionaly tax levy on the Nov. 6 election ballot to generate revenue for upkeep of the township’s four cemeteries. The issue failed to pass by a 66 vote margin.

 WARREN-Democrat State Rep. Michael J. O’Brien of Warren won a second term for the 64th Ohio House District seat by a comfortable near 3,000 vote margin in the Tuesday, Nov. 6 election. O’Brien beat out his Republic Party candidate, Martha Yoder for the second time.

ANDOVER-Registered voters in Andover Village supported and pass all four renewal tax issues on the election ballot this past Tuesday, Nov. 6 by overwhelming margins.Three of the issues were for fire emergency services provided under contracts between the village and Andover Volunteer Fire Department.

ANDOVER – If you enjoy a good old fashion game of football with friends you may want to check out this year’s PV Laker Alumni flag football game set for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 21 at the high school in Andover.(From Nov. 9 edition).

JEFFERSON - The Perry Pirates volleyball team was able to edge the Edgewood Warriors in the opening set of their Division II Sectional Tournament.

ANDOVER – Everywhere you turned in Andover Public Library on Sunday, Nov. 4 there seemed to be a quilt or some sort of elaborate project on display within the bookshelves, tables and walls as part of Andover’s 26th annual quilt show event for the public.(From Nov. 9 edition).

ORWELL-Nobody plays at the high school sports levels with the intent to lose. Winning determines attitudes and feelings after a match or game.

CONNEAUT - The Conneaut Spartans ended their season on a high note with a 45-0 win over the visiting Grand Valley Mustangs.

ANDOVER – If you’re looking to spend time getting to know more people in your region this year you may want to attend Andover’s annual free Community Thanksgiving Dinner at Noon on Thursday, Nov. 15 within Andover Christian Church’s Family Life Center on Stillman Avenue in Andover.(From Nov. 9 edition).

ANDOVER – After experiencing a successful magic show that the community could enjoy in October at Andover Showplace Theater, Manager David Allen is adding several more events for the community to enjoy in lieu of the holiday season this year.(From Nov. 9 edition).

ANDOVER – Despite numbers being lower than usual on Wednesday, Nov. 7 Pre-K age children enjoyed different stories, a craft and even a teddy bear song during Andover Public Library’s fall story hour that morning.(From Nov. 9 edition).

GENEVA TOWNSHIP – As the cost of replacement parts and repair fees for modern vehicles continues to go up, many vehicle owners are taking matters into their own hands and seeking ways to cut costs.

JEFFERSON - Ashtabula County will have a new auditor.

ASHTABULA COUNTY - This election saw a much different reaction from Ashtabula County Board of Developmental Disabilities officials and supporters than last November.
Last November, voters failed to approve an increase to the Board of DD operating levy.

JEFFERSON – There will never again be a victory like this one for Ohio Rep. John Patterson.

JEFFERSON - Republican candidate Harold E. Specht Jr. won the three-way race for the Eastern County Court judgeship in the Nov. 6th general election. Specht garnered 7,892 total unofficial votes (47.70 percent), beating Democrat candidate Virginia K. Miller and Independent candidate Michael A. Hiener.

JEFFERSON - The Ashtabula County Schools Financing District special education levy, which would have supported the education and related services for Happy Hearts students, lost at the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 6, during the general election.

JEFFERSON - Ashtabula County voters are keeping Casey Kozlowski on the Board of Commissioners.