This past weekend the Sandusky Register and Snap Shots Photography cosponsored the annual Fourth of July photography contest. The contest corresponds with the Stars & Stripes festival in downtown Sandusky.
One of the macro trends of the news business for the last decade or so has been that there are more and more news outlets chasing fewer and fewer stories (you can read all about it at journalism.org; that particular observation was in last year's study, if
Did anyone read Thursday’s “Local Voices” page? Dr. Steve Prentice wrote what I thought was a great piece about health care reform. He said our health care system is really a “sickcare” system. And I must agree… It is!
Ask anybody knowledgable of firearms and they'll tell you that the Perkins police department owning a Barrett .50 cal is like the Sandusky police department owning a 50 ft.
JUST IN -- Former Sandusky police k-9 officer "Justice" has placed himself up for adoption at the Erie County Human Society. Justice released a one page press release shortly before the announcement was made by a series of yips and barks at acting Sandusky police chief Charlie Sams.
In previous postings, I wrote about the fact that Sandusky is mentioned in "The World According to Garp," a bestselling novel by John Irving published in 1978, and that England's top 19th century nov
Because of where I work, (Serving Our Seniors) I am well aware of the number of older adults who have not been able to afford to stay connected to their utilities. For that reason, (and because I live in a Styrofoam home), I am especially interested in the price of natural gas and what it’s goin
I just read a brief from the Center for Retirement Research that suggested most retired people should not carry a mortgage while retired. Based on Serving Our Seniors’ needs study of Erie County residents ages 55-62 and 65- 75, many are planning to have a mortgage while retired or do have and w
The yacht club battle presents a debate similiar to that which the country faced last year when the left and right political spectrum argued over whether to bail out the auto industry: The health of the corporate giant vs.
none;text-autospace:none">Remember reading “The Little Engine That Could” when you were a child? Remember the Little Engine saying, “I think I can, I think I can?”