Sandusky Police
Sunday, March 31, 2013
3:32 p.m. — 400 block McDonough St., “Children found a suspicious object in the rear yard. The object was retained until it can be properly identified.”
My blog headline refers to Warren Harding, U.S. president from 1921 to 1923 and the publisher of an Ohio newspaper, the Marion Star, before he moved into the White House. Two of my colleagues here at the Register have been Marion Star alums.
Excerpt from Monday's local editorial in the Register: It happens too often. It happens daily.
It's still disturbing when we read news articles like one published last week in the Register about "Liza," who waited 14 months before the man she accused of rape was arrested.
Excerpt from Monday's Chuck Hoefert column: In Tribe Town, “Wait until next year” is the year Indian fans have been waiting for since Cleveland started preparing to defend the last World Series Championship they won back, way, way, way back in 1948.
Excerpt from the Sunday editorial: Like many in Sandusky, we're disappointed and impatient with the long delay appointing a new police chief. It's been more than fiveyears since the department had a permanent leader. Only in Sandusky, perhaps, could that happen.
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This week on the Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay blog, a look at the life of Jacob Hornig, a German immigrant who worked as a marblecutter in Sandusky in the 1870s — his work including the cutting of tombstones.