6:55 PM May 9, 2010

OFFBEAT: Sharpen the resolution

What's my resolution? I'm not telling you. If I tell you, it won't come true. It's like a birthday wi
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6:55 PM May 9, 2010

Belts on buses

I think the government should make school buses have mandatory seatbelts. They would make school buses a lot safer. Everyone thinks
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2:48 AM May 9, 2010

EDITORIAL CARTOON: Maid, we've Mist you

Cartoon printed May 9, 2010
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2:44 AM May 9, 2010

LETTER: Oil's not forever

We are living with the assumption that oil will last forever. It won't. Ed Ashley Milan
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2:44 AM May 9, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Three-peat award is readers' win

You win. In your hands is a newspaper produced by members of your community for our community. For the third straight year, t
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2:44 AM May 9, 2010

LETTER: Every day is mom's day

To paraphrase JFK: Ask not what your mother can do for you, Ask what you can do for your mother -- Every single day,
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1:01 AM May 7, 2010

LETTER: Replace the hospital money

As some of the largest employers across the state, Ohio's hospitals deserve our thanks for what they do for our communities and pati
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1:01 AM May 7, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: A fresh look

Thumbs UP for BGSU Firelands Dean Bill Balzer and his book, "Lean Higher Education: Increasing the Value and Performance of Universi
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1:58 AM May 6, 2010

LETTER: Top-heavy schools

In the past, we have seen many services cut, along with a reduction in our police and fire departments. If you consider roughly 75
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12:57 AM May 6, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Bellevue makes needed cuts

The city of Bellevue is looking in every direction to save money and its latest move is to consider eliminating the city's pension pickup for its non-union employees. If approved, this move would end the city's contribution of 10 percent of each employee's salary into a pension fund for all of its supervisors and elected and appointed officials.
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12:57 AM May 6, 2010

LETTER: Champions disrespected

I was sorry to see that you couldn't find the space to run a story on the Hall of Fame banquet at Sandusky High School on Saturday night. Sorry, but you missed a good banquet.
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12:57 AM May 6, 2010

LETTER: Top-heavy schools

In the past, we have seen many services cut, along with a reduction in our police and fire departments. If you consider roughly 75 percent is going to the schools, the rest is a real deal. Look at the pie chart on your taxes. Police protection, fire, parks, sewage, water, street and snow removal: a deal at 25 percent. Our problem is with the schools and I don't mean the teachers.
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12:57 AM May 6, 2010

LETTER: Bellevue deserves better

Cory Frolik's weekend articles on Bellevue City Council's conflict with the administration, based on his interview with Councilwoman Jody Keiser, prompt this letter. Her accusations reflect a stunning lack of knowledge for someone serving multiple Council terms.
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11:21 PM May 5, 2010

Attorney General: I balance everyone's right to Lake Erie shore

By RICHARD CORDRAY, Ohio Attorney General I am responding to Tony Yankel's recent opinion piece (Opinion page, April 17) about the Ohio Supreme Court case that will determine the precise boundaries of Lake Erie.
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3:51 AM May 5, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Griffith's dollars don't make sense

The county privatized legal services for certain public agencies when former assistant Erie County prosecutor Terry Griffith retired in December 2006. It was a plan, officials said, to save taxpayer money while at the same time retaining an experienced attorney.
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5:50 PM May 4, 2010

Woman arrested in coffee cup assault

NORWALK Huron County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 65-year-old Norwalk woman after she allegedly assaulted her daughter with a coffee cup. Shirley K. Cozart, 65, 4400 block Gibbs Road, Norwalk was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of assault Saturday evening after officials say she attacked her daughter and her son-in-law who live with her.
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4:00 PM May 4, 2010

Judge delays release of Hutaree militia members

DETROIT Prosecutors won a delay in the release of nine Michigan militia members - including Sandusky resident Kristopher Sickles and Huron resident Jacob Ward - who had been ordered freed from jail to await trial on a charge of trying to wage war against the government.
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10:58 AM May 4, 2010

Sandusky man stabbed, police say group argued about gangs

SANDUSKY A drinking party on Hayes Avenue got out of hand late Monday night when Tyson J. Conway, 25, apparently got into an argument about gangs, police said. Conway, 200 block Sheffield Way, ended up being stabbed three times by a kitchen knife in his chest and on his right hand.
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12:57 AM May 4, 2010

LETTER: Made a difference

On April 24, a spaghetti dinner benefit was given for Rosemarie Todd, \hosted by an amazing group of women from the Pi Eta Sorority.
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12:57 AM May 4, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Limits and trust

It's not about protecting the river or protecting property rights. Those are just the symptoms. It's about trust. As in, people just don't trust the government anymore.
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12:57 AM May 4, 2010

LETTER: Do-gooder does bad

We now have a President who set out to be a "Do-Gooder". He made promises to the people that totally depend on Government, Unions for lobbying who voted for him and come hell or high water he is going to keep those promises at the expense of your and my taxes, putting our country in great debt. It's his way or else, which is doing away with or getting rid of our freedoms.
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