Kingsville News Archives

The Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners will use the County Engineer's Department for snowplowing and removal services again this winter.

Dozens of Geneva High School students took their medicine without complaint at Ashtabula County's first H1N1 virus school clinic.

A Cemetery Road man was injured Monday afternoon when a truck on which he was working fell on his chest, said Kingsville Township Fire Chief Neal Stewart.

A 30-year-old man was seriously injured Tuesday night during an argument with a woman in his Harbor Ridge apartment.

Residents have told North Kingsville's Planning Commission that they don't want rules regarding barns and livestock inserted into the village's zoning code, council members learned at Wednesday's meeting.

Carole Lee Vanek, longtime fiscal officer for Kingsville Township, died Wednesday after a lengthy illness, said Dennis Huey, township trustees' chairman.

The man who led police officers on a high-speed chase through the city Saturday morning has a history of fleeing and eluding in Geneva, Western County Court records show.

Malinowski has been warned all year that money would run out and should have reduced staff or manpower and didn't Those employees are more dedicated than I would be.

Cold temperatures didn't destroy the spirit of the Andover Fall Festival, organizers said Saturday afternoon.

By MARK TODD - Staff Writer - mtodd@starbeacon.com KINGSVILLE TOWNSHIP - A vehicle crash on Interstate 90 in Kingsville Township late Friday morning injured three people and created a traffic jam that stretched into Conneaut, according to reports.

"Live United" is United Way of Ashtabula County's message for its 2009-2010 fund-raising campaign.

A preliminary hearing for a Conneaut woman facing a felony charge in connection with an underage drinking party in her home, was continued at the request of her attorney.

Pymatuning Valley High School students took the afternoon off from their studies Friday to celebrate the school's third consecutive year of being a School of Excellence.

A Conneaut woman could go to prison for nearly six years for her role in an under-age drinking party conducted in her home late last month, she learned Tuesday morning.

A lack of City Council members Monday night delayed action on a handful of ordinances, including a measure needed to authorize the award of a grant.

The identity of the woman who was killed in a fiery crash on Interstate 90 Saturday morning will not be revealed for weeks, an Ohio State Highway Patrol dispatcher confirmed Sunday night.

A Conneaut woman facing charges stemming from an underage drinking party at her home last week will appear in Conneaut Municipal Court next week, according to records.

Factors beyond cost went into deciding who won the bid for lawn care at the Lodge and Conference Center at Geneva-on-the-Lake, says lodge manager Jeannette Petrolia.