1:40 AM Apr 15, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Cedar Fair buys some time

Cedar Fair's Apollo project suffered from a failure to launch, after unitholders forced an abort.
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1:40 AM Apr 15, 2010

LOCAL VOICES: Aggregation and your utility bill

Timothy Riesterer, Margaretta Twp. Orville Sayler, Florence Twp. Ronald Dickie, Vermilion Sparky Weilnau, Milan Luke Seitz, Groton Twp. The Executive Committee of the Erie County Township Association
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3:30 PM Apr 14, 2010

SANDERS: Obama's supreme legacy

By RUFUS G.W. SANDERS, Register columnist What an impact the presidency of Barack Obama has had on this country! He has already left quite a legacy.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

LETTER: End of the cash cow

I would like to respond to the misleading "costs" claimed by Caterpillar, AT&T and other large corporations in response to the health care reform recently passed. Their loss is actually taxpayer money.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Walk of fame

Too bad it became, if only briefly, a political football. City Commissioner Julie Farrar had a simple enough idea: a walk of fame of sorts, with bricks commemorating the achievements of local student athletes, in one of Sandusky's numerous parks. For starters, each brick in the walkway would recognize a former state champion.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Let's clean up our own messes

A sewer system that will stop sewage from Bay View from getting, untreated, into Sandusky Bay is a good thing. Not sticking everyone else in the county with the bill is an even better thing.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: A fix that makes sense

It never made sense: Erie County, whose unemployment rate rose, didn't qualify for federal Recovery Bonds because, through a statistical fluke, the number of officially unemployed people went down.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

LETTER: No official religion

Gloria Kattouah writes that we are a Christian nation. My acquaintances who are Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist or atheists would strongly disagree with that statement, and would cite the U.S. Constitution for support. We are a nation built upon a foundation of Judeo-Christian laws and tradition, we have religious freedom in our private lives, but we have no established religion. Would Ms.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

LEADS FORUM: Help others and help yourself

Heather Walters, real estate clerk, Erie County Auditor's office Member, Leadership Erie County Class of 2010 Who can be a volunteer? You can!
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

LETTER: Christian need obvious

I thought he column written by Gloria Kattouah (April 1) was on point and deserves a tremendous amount of praise for stating the obvious. With Christian haters pushing everything that made our nation great out of the schools and not teaching our children christian values, is it any wonder why our country is in decline?
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Stealth tax increase can backfire

A tax increase can take many forms. For the owners of the former Maui Sands water park at Ohio 2 and U.S. 250 in Perkins Township, it was a whopping increase of almost $127,000 based on the property valuation used to assess property taxes in 2009.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Erie County rebuilds troubled bridges

We've all heard the one about the bridge over troubled waters. In Erie County, it's often the bridges that are troubled. But something's being done. The Green Road bridge, on the line between Erie and Lorain counties, and the Stanley Road bridge in Vermilion Township are slated for demolition and replacement, with a combination of federal, state and local tax money.
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3:29 PM Apr 14, 2010

LETTER: Oh, the health care horror!

I am an American, born and bred in Sandusky. I lived in a fine land where doctors were plentiful (if you could afford them), medicines were cutting edge (if you could afford them) and insurance was at your fingertips (if you were lucky enough to get a high paying job or work for McDonald's which had a large group plan, otherwise you were going to pay a massive amount for healthcare).
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1:57 AM Apr 14, 2010

LEADS FORUM: Work together for workable waterfront

By CHRIS PARTHEMORE Sandusky-area teacher Member, Leadership Erie County Class of 2010 If you build it, they will come
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1:56 AM Apr 14, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINTS: A study with promise in Perkins

Normally, our reaction to the news of another study is a big yawn. But this study is a promise of work to be done. The state has OK'd $900,000 to pay for an engineering study of safety and traffic-flow improvements to be done along the Milan Road business and retail corridor, from Sandusky to Bogart Road.
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4:24 PM Apr 13, 2010
Blog: Jackson Street Beat

A top composer's Ohio connection

If the best-known composers in the country are still men such as Philip Glass, John Adams, Steve Reich and John Corigliano, the next big name on that list is likely to be a woman, Jennifer Higdon.

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1:31 AM Apr 11, 2010

LETTER: Theft was no joke

To the person or persons responsible for stealing my large blue Easter egg from the side of my home in broad daylight in the afterno
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1:31 AM Apr 11, 2010

REGISTER VIEWPOINT: Holocaust survivors' story must survive after them

Students at McCormick Junior High School in Huron got a lesson in history this month from a man whose life includes overwhelming cru
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1:31 AM Apr 11, 2010

LETTER: Justice, not assassination

President Obama recently authorized the killing of a Muslim-American citizen suspected of having connections with al-Qaeda. There ar
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6:49 PM Apr 9, 2010
Blog: BetweenTheLines

Nuesse's back on the job

After an agonizing and expensive 20 months, the Civil Service Commission did the right thing Wednesday: It voted to reinstate police Chief Kim Nuesse, effective immediately. 

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1:37 AM Apr 9, 2010

LETTER: Get Margaretta on track

The Margaretta Board of Education and Ed Kurt have done much to be fiscally responsible. They consolidated the elementary buildings saving the district $300,000 annually, consolidated bus routes, and positions have been eliminated through attrition. They have been forced to be fiscally responsible because of drastic cuts in state and federal funding.
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