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Greater Sandusky Partnership formed in 2021 to promote the region as more than just an amusement park, said Alissa Fischer, director of marketing and creative services for the agency. “Tourism is a huge industry, but its also becoming a place people want to stay and live and invest in our community,” Fischer said. “Our goal […]

The Ohio House of Representatives set aside over $4 million to Erie County community projects from the Strategic Community Investment Fund, a one-time project fund made available due to a surplus in the State’s Capital Budget, according to a news release. The Landing park project in Sandusky will receive $3 million, Sandusky’s Battery Park will […]

Lorain Historical Society has announced a new series for 2024 entitled Community Conversations, according to a news release. Similar to the “charrettes” that took place in 2017, these gatherings are designed to bring members of the community together to hear from leaders from throughout Northeast Ohio, the release said. “Our goal is to inspire bold […]

As we continue to battle bouts of severe summer weather here in the Great Lakes region, my mind turns to some big-picture items. We’ve had our fair share of

Sandusky City Commission voted unanimously to appoint John Orzech as city manager.

County Executive Chris Ronayne on Tuesday, July 25, announced that Erik Janas will become chief of staff in mid-September. Janas will succeed Eric Wobser, who is exiting the position to become CEO of the Greater Sandusky Partnership.

Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne continues to build out his administration, naming Debbie Berry as deputy chief of integrated development and nominating Kelly Woodard for director of communications.

Eric Wobser announced Friday, May 26, that he will leave County Executive Chris Ronayne's administration in late summer to become CEO of the Greater Sandusky Partnership.

Eric Wobser will return to Sandusky to pursue a new role as the CEO of the Greater Sandusky Partnership and be closer to family.

Cuyahoga County Council voted to establish a new Department of Housing and Community Development, making good on County Executive Chris Ronayne's campaign promise.