2:09 AM May 16, 2010

LETTER: Not-busy signal

In the May 3 Register, there was an article on free legal advice. It gave two days people could call the numbers listed for free leg
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2:08 AM May 16, 2010

LETTER: Seat belt freedom

I guess with summer coming the establishment has once again decided to try to fill city and state coffers by infringing on o
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2:08 AM May 16, 2010

LETTER: Many to blame

You've run several letters blaming the Community Reinvestment Act for most of our economic woes. This explanation smacks of Limbaugh
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2:08 AM May 16, 2010

LETTER: Get past ourselves

Initially, I was adamantly opposed to spending $68,500 for anything other than that which was absolutely required to run the city of
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2:08 AM May 16, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: It's personal

Welcome, fight fans, to the Sandusky City Commission Monday Night Extravaganza. In this corner, we have Commissioner and for
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2:08 AM May 16, 2010

LETTER: Help flood victims

More than 12 inches of rain in a two-day period brought about the worst flooding the Nashville, Tenn., area has ever experienced, an
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2:08 AM May 16, 2010

LETTER: Help the animals

I attend Berlin-Milan Middle School and I'm in eighth grade. I love animals. When I was little, if there was an animal that was hurt
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2:07 AM May 16, 2010

Cash and Kalahari: Who gets the TIF money?

By SHAWN FOUCHER foucher@sanduskyregister.com PERKINS TWP. Property taxes from Kalahari Resort have generated more income than expected in the past few years, leading Erie County officials to figure out how much of the surplus they can keep before forwarding any to Perkins or Huron schools.
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2:06 AM May 16, 2010

WEB UPDATE: SPD rallies support via Facebook

When the going gets tough, the tough go to Facebook. The Sandusky police officers have taken their rallying cry to the Internet, creating a "Support laid-off Sandusky Police Officers" Facebook page.
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2:05 AM May 16, 2010

Thrill season: Fans have their favorites on Cedar Point's opening day

By SARAH WEBER weber@sanduskyregister.com SANDUSKY Colby Waldroup left his house near Pittsburgh at 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning to witness Cedar Point open its gates for its 141st season. By 9 a.m., the 17-year-old and a pack of his friends waited behind a gold ribbon at the park entrance, eager to be unleashed for a day roller coaster bliss.
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1:59 AM May 16, 2010

Erie-Ottawa airport boss to retire and return

By SARAH WEBER weber@sanduskyregister.com PORTAGE TWP. The Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport Board voted unanimously last week to allow airport director Jack Stables to retire and come back in the same position. Stable, 67, said the move is intended to allow him to collect on retirement for which he's already paid income tax.
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1:57 AM May 16, 2010

Wait 'til next year, Point bosses promise

By TOM JACKSON jackson@sanduskyregister.com SANDUSKY Next year, the thrill is back. Cedar Point's new ride for 2011, which already has been ordered but not been announced publicly, will be aimed at thrill seekers, said Dick Kinzel, Cedar Fair's CEO. The amusement park's long-term plans for new rides is closely veiled.
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3:31 AM May 15, 2010

Crystal comes home to 'Idol's' welcome

By ANNIE ZELM zelm@sanduskyregister.com OAK HARBOR Crystal Bowersox left Elliston and Toledo a few months ago as a singer whose exposure was mostly limited to the local performing circuit. She came back Friday a national celebrity, with all of northern Ohio anxiously awaiting her arrival and paying homage to their own American Idol.
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3:29 AM May 15, 2010

THEODORE R. PLANTEN — APRIL 21, 1911-MAY 13, 2010

TOLEDO Theodore R. Planten, 99, Toledo, died late Thursday evening, May 13, 2010, in Stein Hospice Care Center. He was born in Clarksburg, W.Va., April 21, 1911. He was a life member of the Masonic Lodge. Theodore worked as a bookkeeper for Devilbiss Manufacturing Company in Toledo. He was Navy veteran serving in World War II.
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3:28 AM May 15, 2010

Daily Log

ERIE COUNTY SHERIFF THURSDAY, MAY 13 11:26 a.m. -- Lucas County Jail, Joseph Kwapich, 26, Toledo, served with warrant for aggravated drug trafficking. 12:01 p.m. -- 2800 block Columbus Ave., Antron Lane, 19, 600 block W. Osborne St., served with warrant for aggravated burglary, felonious assault and theft. PERKINS POLICE THURSDAY, MAY 13
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3:24 AM May 15, 2010

Burglary how-to video lands Norwalk teen in trouble again

By HEATHER CHAPIN-FOWLER hrcfowler@aol.com NORWALK A Norwalk teenager who is accused of posted "disturbing" content of a burglary on his MySpace page is being held in a detention facility.
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3:23 AM May 15, 2010

Look twice, save a life: Watch for motorbikes

From staff reports SANDUSKY With Ohio Bike Week on the horizon, local officials are reminding drivers to share the road with motorcyclists. The Sandusky Police Department joins federal, state and local organizations in proclaiming May as "Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month."
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3:22 AM May 15, 2010

Letter: Killing the goose

Anyone watching the dog-and-pony show on TV about Goldman Sachs? Every time the Democrats are in trouble, they decide to attack the big boys on Wall Street. It plays well to the uninformed, unwashed masses.
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3:22 AM May 15, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Sandusky charter five-year tune-up

Sandusky's charter is due for its five-year tune-up, in terms of a review of its charter. We've enlisted 14 mechanics to form a charter review committee and get under the hood and fix what is wrong. Should we change engines and our form of government to a strong mayor?
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3:21 AM May 15, 2010

LETTER: No substance

Ms. Dupuy: There is more to writing an opinion column (Opinion page, May 3) than ad hominem remarks against those that have differing views. You presented, virtually, no facts. You speculate that the police will be guilty of abusing the law before they even carry out their duties.
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3:21 AM May 15, 2010

LETTER: Perkins priorities

According to the April 29 Sandusky Register, Perkins Schools is going to hire two curriculum directors. Paul Daugherty has been hired at a rate of $40 per hour to serve as curriculum director from grades 7-12. Dean Janitzki is being paid $94,155 to serve as curriculum director for grades K-5. It has been a one-person job in the system in the past.
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