Rally on square ‘energetic’
Ariel Corp. President and CEO Karen Wright speaks against the cap-and-trade energy bill at a rally on Public Square on Wednesday afternoon. (George Breithaupt)
Money begins leaking out to dam projects
The Mohawk Dam, seen here during the 2005 flood, is on the Army Corps of Engineers’ top 10 list of dams most in need of substantial repair in the United States. The dam is one of many projects to receive support funding from the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District levy passed last year. (Photo Submitted)
A crash on the square
Gilbert Riley Jr., 61, 107 Adamson St., was cited for failure to control after a crash on Public Square, Wednesday at 10:40 a.m. Riley told police he thought he was being passed and swerved into a parked car owned by Paul Sesler, 67, 10 Greer St. The Sesler car was knocked over the curb and sidewalk, and landed just touching a Dumpster beside the High Restaurant. (George Breithaupt)
LPN graduates honored
Special recognition was given to several students during Wednesday’s LPN graduation ceremonies, including those with perfect attendance. Other honorees, pictured, from left, are Katelin Miller, LPNAO award; Grace Gass, outstanding nursing student; and Brandee Hurlow, highest grade point average. (Pam Schehl)
Repairing the street
Repair of the North Sandusky Street pavement got under way Wednesday morning. First, the broken sections of pavement were milled out. Operator Bryan Thorne takes off 4 inches of the old asphalt, nearly down to the old brick street. Traffic was delayed both ways getting around the constructon machinery. (Virgil Shipley)
Bulldogs look for better performance at home
East Knox quarterback Tyler Clement, shown here making a pass during last season’s game against Utica, will have to improve if the Bulldogs are to beat Grandview Heights on Friday. Clement had three interceptions returned for touchdowns in the Week 1 opener. (File Photo)
