North Kingsville News

Things are looking up for Ed Luta. Ever since the 84-year-old Lakeview Towers resident noticed the top of a nearby maple tree looked like a Christian cross, he has felt a little better.

Crews are back to drilling for gas now at a site just north of the North Kingsville Village Hall after drillers struck a pocket of methane gas there Monday morning.

A Pet Adoption Day will be held noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at Austinburg Veterinary Clinic, 1568 Route 45, sponsored by the Ashtabula County Humane Society and veterinarian Becky Salinger.

BILL WEST / Star Beacon THE RIBBON is cut during the grand opening ceremony for RTS Companies U.S. Inc.

They grow tall, blow in the wind and obstruct an otherwise pristine view of Lake Erie.

The old Eagles Club building at Main and Harbor streets in Conneaut partially collapsed Tuesday afternoon.

The Buckeye Local Board of Education unanimously adopted a resolution Monday night supporting the placement of a 1.0-mill renewal levy for the Kingsville Public Library on the November ballot.

A peek through an amateur astronomer's telescope years ago planted a career seed in the mind of North Kingsville native Jill Hanna Prince, an aerospace engineer who worked on the Phoenix Mars Lander project.

A 72-year-old Avon woman was killed Sunday after a teenage driver apparently swerved to avoid hitting a small animal on Interstate 90.

William Newman knows what autism looks like. He knows what families of autistic children go through and he wants to help.

It's full-speed ahead for the Wade Avenue site, but with a 2005 budget and 2008 construction costs.

With the aid of laptop computers, North Kingsville police will be able to access crime information from their cruisers, village council agreed.

“There is a lot of responsibility on their shoulders right now”

Bird houses began stacking up late morning in a corner of Greg Stolfer's wood shop. via Ashtabula Star-Beacon

“The state of Ohio is not opposing the DNA test that has been requested”

With the help of a statewide organization, an Ashtabula man's murder conviction is getting another look. via The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio

Pauline M. Hadley, 89, Wright Street, died Friday, April 25, 2008, at Ashtabula County Nursing Home. via Tribune-Chronicle

“We brought it back to the firefighters, and they liked the idea”

The machine costs $15,000, said Shirley Harco, Monroe Sirens officer. A Sirens member read about an identical device purchased by the North Kingsville Fire Department, and thought it would be a good fit for the ... via The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio

“We've received quite a few calls already”

Local landmark will be sold next month By MARK TODD - Staff Writer - mtodd@starbeacon.com Star Beacon NORTH KINGSVILLE - Next month the sound of a banging gavel will replace the crash of ten pins at King's ... via The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio

Two girls were injured seriously Monday afternoon when the all-terrain vehicle they were riding flipped over on Green Road. via Ashtabula Star-Beacon

“When Kelly told me about her son being in Iraq, we wanted to do something to help”

Soldier serving in Iraq shares story with Ridgeview students The students had a long list of questions for the soldier. via Ashtabula Star-Beacon

“Some people are making this a yard cleanup”

Some North Kingsville residents are trying to take advantage of the village's effort to deal with debris from last month's ice storm, Mayor Terry McConnell said at Wednesday's council meeting. via The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio