Wouldn't it be nice to have arches welcoming visitors to Sandusky?  Cities do that type of thing when they're proud of what their town has to offer.  The arches could go in place of this steel structure that almost stretches over Rt. 250 already:

City commissioners aren't supposed to have or promote secret meetings on matters of public interest - especially with local businesses who may be trying to avoid responsibility for environmental messes they might have been involved with creating.  (You know who you are.)

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:

“Chuck” will save the world for at least one more year.

When junk cars - or cars that look like junk cars are in plain sight, the city needs to enforce the junk car ordinance.  The reason the law is in place is to prevent Sandusky from looking like a junk yard.

There seems to be a Chuck-themed blog from both Jasons this week. I'm sure you are all stunned by the coincidence.

As a longtime science fiction fan, I was very aware that more than a few of the writers I enjoyed reading were from Cleveland.

The staff of the Sandusky Regurgitator has searched high and low for city manager Matt Kline. 

You'll never guess where we found him: