8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY Big changes loom at Cedar Fair. If unitholders approve the deal, an affiliat
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY Money and power will be at stake when Cedar Fair takes the next big step in the proposed sa
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY If Apollo Global Management succeeds in acquiring Cedar Fair, the amusement park chain will
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY The wealthy New York private equity company planning to buy Cedar Fair wants everyone to kn
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY Take a deep breath, Cedar Point fans. Cedar Fair's CEO said Dec. 17 vi
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY Cedar Fair's planned sale to Apollo Global Manageme
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY Seventeen unitholders stand together to stop the sale of Cedar Fair. A lawsu
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY As lawsuits to stop the sale of Cedar Fair to Apollo Global Management go before the court
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY The wealthy New York private equity company planning to buy Cedar Fair wants everyone to kn
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY A New York company plans to buy Cedar Fair, the parent company of Cedar Point and 10 other
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY The former CEO of Vail Resorts in Colorado said the employees and customers of Cedar Fair h
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY The old adage "it ain't over 'til the fat lady sings' might apply t
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY What happens next with Apollo's planned takeover of Cedar Fair? Only Apollo knows -- and it
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY The ‘no' votes are piling up against the proposed $2.4 billion Cedar Fair
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY The family behind Knott's Berry Farm is trying to decide whether they are ready for a compl
8:54 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY Cedar Fair CEO Dick Kinzel says he's tired of having to concentrate on debt and finances.
8:53 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY After several hours of negotiations, the 11 court cases fighting the Cedar Fair sale have b
8:53 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY There's just one shopping day left until Christmas. But if you want to buy a
8:51 AM May 24, 2010
SANDUSKY An old brick building from Sandusky's past has become the center of a court battle over responsibility for cleaning up industrial chemicals still sitting in 55-gallon drums. The U.S. EPA and Ohio EPA want chemicals removed from the brick building at 1702 Campbell St. in Sandusky, just north of the railroad tracks.
11:58 PM May 23, 2010
Don't get the wrong idea if you see school buses at The Pump. "I don't know if you've gotten any calls on this - it's kind of unusual,' Sandusky Schools transportation supervisor Ted Peters told school board members. The bus drivers aren't going into the bar, Peters said, just using the parking lot as a rendezvous point.
11:53 PM May 23, 2010
Q: Jason, if the city has a rock-solid case like Don Icsman claims, why would it offer to give any money back to John Eymann? Won't it encourage more frivolous lawsuits in the future if we show we're willing to negotiate with baseless thugs? - Steve on Gildona Drive