Mills Creek Golf Course hosted the Michelle Keegan Memorial Golf Outing Saturday. Michelle Keegan, 36, died almost two months ago after a sudden illness. She was a 1990 graduate of Sandusky High School with her twin sister Dana.
Maybe I'm easily influenced by what people say, and it seems ironic that I want to write this blog about the brother-in-law of the man who is suing me. But one man is not another, and the actions of one should not influence my thoughts of the other.
In case you haven't heard, Orlando Pace is now with the Chicago Bears. I really like the move as I was a big Bears fan in the 1980's. I think everyone was with Walter Payton, the Fridge, Jim McMahon and the Super Bowl Shuffle.
It is a truism that people overestimate what can happen in two years and underestimate what can happen in five. When you think about the web, it's really remarkable what's happened to it in the last five years. Facebook was a month old in March of 2004.
Chocolate bunnies, peanut butter eggs, marshmallow eggs, malted milk balls; Easter is a food addict’s heaven, let me tell ya. Myself, being the carbohydrate junkie I am, I indulged in a few chocolate treats this week. I also had a small piece of Samantha and Sheppard's birthday cake.
This week (April 6-April 12) was the best week in awhile.
I had two good workouts with my personal trainer Trevor Tieche of Bodi N Balance, as well as a weight workout and a cardio workout on my own.
Welcome to Firelands 411! This is my first post on SanduskyRegister.com – but not my first post on the internet. If you’d like to get an idea of the subject matter that will be covered on this blog, 411’s original site and material can be viewed at
We still have to make sure this liveblogging software is compatible with the SR site, so if the live chat doesn't show up here - check back at the old site until we work out the bugs.
I got a speeding ticket a few weeks ago in Sandusky. I went to the court clerk's office, pleaded guilty to not being a police chief, city manager or city attorney and paid my $125.
Aside from a few technical difficulties in the beginning, the chat went well. I'm glad that it stayed friendly in nature - seeing as how Nuesse hasn't yet made a formal announcement on whether she's running for Sandusky city commission. Nuesse scratched the surface on issues facing the city and
Welcome to liveblogging on Firelands411! This week we're featuring former Sandusky police chief Kim Nuesse. The chat window below will go active 4/15/09 at 8:00 pm (barring any technical problems.) Stay tuned!
Connie Schultz had a column in last weekend's Plain Dealer arguing that bankers working for troubled banks should not get big bonuses. She also praises "populist rage."