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Former Willoughby Mayor David Anderson, who recently retired from his position of executive director for the Lake Development Authority, has been presented with the inaugural “Key to Lake County” in recognition of his “exceptional and unwavering commitment to the betterment of the county.”Recently established by the Lake County commissioners, the award will continue to stand, […]

Trustee Kenneth Gauntner Jr. described the resurfacing of the trail as "a really great project."

For over 30 years, the U.S. government has issued an annual proclamation in recognition of National Foster Care Month, celebrated in May, to show appreciation and gratitude to foster parents for stepping forward to provide safe havens for children.In honoring the tradition, the Lake County commissioners have again adopted a special resolution recognizing May as […]

Lake County officials have once again recognized May as “Older Americans Month in Lake County,” coinciding with the national observance marking its 61st anniversary.Each year, the Administration for Community Living, part of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, leads the celebration, the Lake County commissioners confirmed.This year’s theme, dubbed “Powered by Connection,” […]

Lake County Commissioner John Plecnik used his government office and computer at the Lake County Administration Center nearly two years ago to teach an online class and perform other duties related to his professorship work at Cleveland State University College of Law and North Carolina Central University School of Law. That is according to a […]

The Lake County commissioners, along with officials from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, recently recognized Workers Memorial Day, annually observed April 28. The designated day is marked by events, vigils and other activities around the world in remembrance of workers who have been killed, disabled, injured or made unwell while on the job, and […]

Lake County’s Solid Waste District and the Lake County commissioners have again announced the winners of the annual “Clean and Green Lake County” art contest. The competition focuses on area students who are encouraged to design an original logo piece in promotion of recycling and anti-litter education. The district oversees the county landfill and recycling […]

The Lake County commissioners have unanimously adopted a resolution approving the use of Community Development Block Grant funds for the installation of a generator for the Willowick Senior Center and ADA curb ramp replacements for the Vine Street Corridor. The CDBG program provides federal funding to aid local communities address priority projects and lay the groundwork for […]

The Lake County commissioners have unanimously voted to appoint Kevin D. Freese and Tim O’Brien to the Lakeland Community College Board of Trustees. Through the action, the pair takes over the seats previously held by Steve Ellis and Jerrie Lee Rispoli. The commissioners appoint six of the nine members of the college’s board of trustees, with […]

The Lake County commissioners have once again passed a resolution declaring April Child Abuse Prevention Month in the county, coinciding with the national observance that began in 1983. The designation, rooted in communities working together, serves to acknowledge, prevent and raise awareness to ensure children and families are provided with the support they need. “Child […]