Bill DeBus
General Assignment Reporter at The News-Herald (Willoughby, OH)
Reporter at The News-Herald in Willoughby, Ohio. Email me at [email protected]; phone 440-954-7164.
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5 days ago |
news-herald.com | Bill DeBus
Police need useful and high-quality equipment to do their jobs properly. So we were pleased to learn that Richmond Heights Police Department has gained approval from City Council to purchase four new Police-Ready Mountain Bikes. The four bikes will cost residents $10,499.96 and will come from the Boys Town Nebraska-based manufacturer Volcanic Bikes by the end of April, with officers expected to be in the field by the summer, according to the city.
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5 days ago |
news-herald.com | Bill DeBus
This transformative contribution, the largest single gift in the organization’s history, will accelerate the completion of its new Hospice Care & Community Center on Cleveland’s Lake Erie shore, according to a news release. Originally Published: April 19, 2025 at 8:00 AM EDT
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Bill DeBus
Perry Village government has officially secured ownership of a section of the Champion Farm property that it purchased from Perry Schools three years ago. Perry Schools conveyed the title to the property to Perry Village in a signed deed that was delivered last week to village Solicitor James O’Leary. A deed is a written document that grants ownership of a property to a person or entity. O’Leary filed the deed at the Lake County Recorder’s Office on the morning of April 11.
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Bill DeBus
Madison Township has initiated efforts to apply for a Community Development Block Grant to build new restrooms at Township Park, which is located at 6717 Lake Road East. Township trustees, at their recent meeting, approved a resolution authorizing township Service Director Paul Cook to file the CDBG application, and provide all documentation required to become eligible for funding assistance.
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1 week ago |
news-herald.com | Bill DeBus
The release of federal funding for an erosion control project in Madison Township has been delayed. That announcement was made by Township Administrator Tim Brown during a recent workshop session with township trustees. Madison Township has been waiting for authorization to access $1.02 million in federal funding that was approved in early 2024 by the U.S. House and Senate for an armor stone revetment project at Stanton Park. The park is located at 5585 Chapel Road. U.S. Rep.
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The sun sets over Lake Erie, #overlooking Walnut Beach in Ashtabula, Ohio. Photo by Bill DeBus. #lakerrie #ohio https://t.co/tenBZd42hx
Vintage car I spotted on Sunday outside a restaurant in Ashtabula, Ohio: a Studebaker Lark VIII. Historical license plate didn’t list a year, but based on little research I did, I’m guessing this car is from the late 1950s or early ‘60s. #cars #studebaker #autos. https://t.co/lipg4vChMc
Funny typo from Facebook today, on a buy-sell-trade site: “ISO violent. For my daughter, she needs it for school.” I guess that school must be pretty rough. #words #humor