Huntsburg News

A motorist drove by a house on Princeton Road in Huntsburg Township at about 10 p.m. Monday and fired a shotgun.

Verizon Wireless announced today that it has expanded the national rollout of its high-speed wireless network to portions of Geauga County including the towns of Huntsburg, Newbury, Middlefield, Auburn Corners ...

Village Council passed legislation to be an intervenor party supporting the $20 million, 138 kV transmission line project proposed by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.

Summertime means fewer kids in the classroom, which is great for kids but can be tricky for drivers.

The Ohio Power Siting Board cancelled meetings scheduled today and tomorrow in Geauga County's Thompson and Huntsburg, meetings to discuss the proposed location of high-power electrical lines along the Maple ... via WKYC-TV Cleveland

The Geauga County Sheriff's Department is investigating a serious accident involving a van and a car. via WKYC-TV

“We're talking about land with an asphalt strip down the middle”

The paved trail curves into the grass and brush flowing off of U.S. 322, stretching toward wetlands, lush woods and farm fields. via Cleveland.com

A child is hospitalized at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland after being hit by a vehicle on Burton Windsor Road west of Route 528 in Huntsburg Township. via WKYC-TV

“Not only will each property be devalued, the intrinsic beauty of the land will be greatly diminished.”

Property owners voice concern, displeasure over FirstEnergy transmission line plans Mike Youshak of Huntsburg Township farms 150 acres, part of which his grandfather farmed in the early 1900s and his father ... via The News-Herald

Services for Elma Georgia Moorhead, 84, of Chardon, will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. via The News-Herald

“Clark is taking quite a spanking for this and he didn't know the steer was medicated”

An omission that the 2007 grand champion steer at the Great Geauga County Fair was given an anti-inflammatory steroid drug is costing the animal's owner money and prizes. via Ashtabula Star-Beacon

“There's some fear out there that there will be some massive destruction of trees, but we're hoping there will be a lot less taken out than people think”

Geauga County will see $4.6 million in road projects, including a much anticipated reconstruction of Georgia Road, in 2008, Engineer Robert L. Phillips said. via The News-Herald

“Huntsburg used to be a lot of dairy farms. However, the farms that did exist are no longer in operation.”

Bicentennial plans include 'homecoming' weekend in August John Finley is the first known resident of Huntsburg Township, and he likely wouldn't have minded being the last. via The News-Herald

“I think she needs to be around the kids”

Fire damages Perry Twp. woman's home, months after her husband's death She had no heat in her Perry Township home, so Georgene Petrowski stoked up her fireplace to try to warm herself and her many pets. via The News-Herald

“If anyone experiences property damage due to the blasts, they should contact us and file a report”

Blasting done at Hauter's Sand and Gravel Geauga County residents from Parkman to Huntsburg townships called the Sheriff's Department Monday afternoon to report hearing loud explosions in the vicinity of ... via The News-Herald

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office is investigating reports of an explosion in the Burton area. via The News-Herald

Geauga County voters were unkind to incumbents Tuesday, ousting several familiar names from office. via Cleveland.com

“Kids are kids, and I'm not saying ours are perfect here, because they're not. But in our world today, there's not a lot of places you can go and fall back on the truth. With this, whatever the situation, there's a clear right way to do things.”

Early Elementary School Teacher Lou Scotese works with students in a small group setting at Peaceful Children Montessori School in Kirtland. via The News-Herald

“The public meetings will be an opportunity for anyone to comment on the record”

Company files proposal with PUCO, lists route along Clay Street as alternate FirstEnergy Corp. via The News-Herald

“It's really fun to be able to walk around and meet everybody and support the festival”

By STACY MILLBERG - Staff Writer - smillberg@starbeacon.com Star Beacon HUNTSBURG TOWNSHIP - The annual Huntsburg Pumpkin Festival is in full swing with beautiful weather attracting a big crowd. via The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio