Bob and Ruth Haag, owners of Haag Environmental, were hired by the City of Sandusky to revive the stalled brownfields program throughout the city. Along the way, the city asked them to manage the construction of the public walkway around the Chesapeake Condos, which was not started until the Haa
I was sitting with two of my sisters the other day, frustrated from writer's block. I was complaining about how I didn't know what to write about this week. Jokingly, my sister Stephanie told me I should write a whole blog dedicated to her.
Edmunds.com, a popular auto site, has checked the numbers that the Obama administration is giving out for the most popular model purchased with the help of "cash for clunkers" money. Contrary to what the administration claims, the most popular replacement model is an SUV.
I was sitting with two of my sisters the other day, frustrated from writer's block. I was complaining about how I didn't know what to write about this week. Jokingly, my sister Stephanie told me I should write a whole blog dedicated to her.
Sandusky city manager Matt Kline and finance director Ed Widman are on the brink of a breakthrough to solve the city's ever escalating fiscal crisis: They want to increase the income tax residents and people who work in the city pay by 50 percent.
If you are a regular to my irregular blog you have probably heard of One Wednesday. It is our photography department's monthly visit to one of our local small town or village communities from the coverage area of the Sandusky Register.
Reports that the Sandusky Bay Pavilion is condemned are false. The rumors started flying after the following sign was spotted on the fence on the east side of the pavilion:
President Barack Obama is nearing a decision on which way he'll take the space program, and his choice could have a dramatic effort on the fortunes of NASA Plum Brook Station.
Looks like we'll be able to patch this live chat together using the Register's livestream of the city commission meeting. We just threw together a live chat just to see if it would work and it did.
Consumer beware! With a larger population of aging people comes an increased likelihood of “undue influence” practiced against vulnerable older adults. Undue influence is something all us should become familiar with – especially if we have a loved one of advanced age in our lives. My colleague
Trying to keep up with the debate over what to do about health care in this country can be a daunting task. But a reporter at the "Washington Post" is here to help.
He rendered an opinion, but he didn’t even write it. Retired judge Joseph Cirigliano did exactly what he was hired to do as the hearing officer for the Civil Service appeal in the firing of Sandusky police Chief Kim Nuesse.