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 The potent nor’easter that pounded Port Clinton and the Marblehead Peninsula on Thursday and Friday, making a mess of Waterworks Park and shutting down

PORT CLINTON - Mayor Mike Snider declared a state of emergency due to flooding for the city of Port Clinton Friday afternoon. “Many roads are impassable due to high water, downed trees and power lines,” Snider said in a news release. “All vehicles are asked to stay off the streets until the state of emergency has been lifted.” Snider also advised using caution as throughout the community manhole covers and catch basins have been becoming detached and creating pedestrian hazards.  FirstEnergy reported that between 21 and 100 customers were without power at Put-in-Bay as of 3 p.m. Frid...

 coverage in 2020. Put-in-Bay businesses have been gearing up for a big Memorial Day weekend, but forecasted rain and wind could complicate plans for many hoping to visit the island. Kelleys Island Ferry announced Thursday it will not be running Friday or Saturday. They hope to return to service by Sunday. Jet Express initially planned to run Friday, but announced in the morning all trips were canceled. Jet Express will reevaluate its schedule Saturday at 7 a.m. Miller Ferry suspended all trips Friday morning are "not hopeful" to resume until Saturday at the earliest.  All three are telling...

Published May 17, 2021, 5:48 PM From left to right seated: FOTON Motor Philippines, Inc. (FMPI) President Rommel Sytin and PH Global Jet Express Inc. CEO Dean Ding during the 500th unit turnover milestone signing ceremony at the FOTON assembly plant at Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. They were joined by (from left to right standing): FMPI VP for Sales and Marketing Levy Santos; FOTON China National Sales Manager Alex Lee; PH Global Jet Express Inc. Procurement Director Arron Wang; and PH Global Jet Express Inc. VP Zoe Chi. Riding high on the e-commerce surge in the country brought about by the...

CATAWBA ISLAND - Warm temperatures and good weather are the lifeblood of the Miller Boat Line. Every 20 minutes in the summer ferries full of vehicles and families looking to explore or grab dinner and a drink fill the Miller ferry as it crashes against rocking waves as it heads to South Bass Island. Thanks to some late spring-like temperatures, mostly hovering around 60 degrees this week, Friday's start to the Miller Boat Line season is perfect timing as trips to Middle Bass Island will resume for the service beginning March 26. But a busy spring and summer in 2021 would be a stark contrast ...