I recently had the opportunity to go the open house for Lyme Elementary School in Bellevue. It was an open house for a school that is closing at the end of this school year.

This debate needs to happen, and it needs to happen far in advance to putting it on a ballot for approval by the citizens of Sandusky.

With the current dissatisfaction with city government and it's lack of accountability, which system would promote accountability more:

Like the Sandusky Register, The Regurgitator now has a twitter feed. 

Follow us, and we'll regurgitate you.

City law director Don Icsman is dug in, and continues to refuse to release information on the cost of the Nuesse civil service hearing, and a ton of other public information on Matt Kline's estimated $1 million integrity probe of fired police Chief Kim Nuesse.

Is money stressing you out or do you wish you were a little more money savvy?  

No, I'm not on vacation, but I was a couple weeks ago. We went to Washington D.C. and Baltimore because we could stay for free at my sister-in-laws house. And we had never visited them at their home in Silver Spring.

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, seems to send me a new press release every five minutes or so. He must have a very busy staff.
The senator has a couple of useful public service announcements in two recent releases that I want to share with you.

My mom was in town over the weekend so I took her to one of the hottest tourist spots in Erie County — the eagle nest at the Old Dutch Tavern in Perkins Township.

A few weeks ago the Register ran an editorial about potential leaders in Sandusky.  They went through the list of possible candidates for November's election.  Nowhere in the article did they mention the idea that Sandusky doesn't just need leaders.  They need good leaders.

Thank God for caring people, who are willing to do more than talk. 

Despite the difficult economic times, there are individuals and businesses interested in helping the less fortunate who cannot afford to help themselves.