Today (Monday) I took photos of the Sandusky Central Catholic School's wellness walk from their schools through downtown Sandusky and down to Shoreline Park.

This week, once again, I am not going to speak about the past week. I will let you know, however, I did work out this past week and, yes, I followed my diet to the best of my ability. May 10 was Mother's Day, so my mom and I went out to dinner.

I wasn't aware of this problem before city commissioner Dan Kaman brought it out publicly:

Count your blessings.

A friend recently turned me on to a process called "Appreciative Inquiry." It's been used successfully by companies like Roadway in Akron and major organizations like the US Navy to revitalize and change, and it strikes me as something that might be useful to the community.

S A N D B O X -- O H I O

In what is being described as a unique situation in the ever increasingly dysfunctional government in Sandbox Ohio, city manager Matt DeKline has taken the drastic step of laying himself off in order to save money for the city of Sandbox.

If the concept of maintaining a good public image is not easily understood by city officials, Sandusky will never succeed.

The summer movie season got off to an out-of-this-world start last week with “Star Trek,” a pulse-pounding film that launched an old franchise into a new generation at warp speed.

These are the minutes from the Sandusky Neighborhood Advisory Committee's last meeting.  The NAC's litter clean up schedule is posted in the sidebar.  If you're interested in getting involved contact Sharon Johnson at 419-626-9813: