Sandusky Register

The Sandusky Register is a daily publication that caters to the residents of Sandusky, Ohio, along with the nearby areas of Port Clinton and the Lake Erie Islands, which are often referred to as Vacationland. It is recognized as the official newspaper for the entire region.

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Huron shuts out Vermilion behind Cox's 13 strikeouts

3 weeks ago | sanduskyregister.com | Brian Kollars

Huron shuts out Vermilion behind Cox's 13 strikeoutsVERMILION — Huron’s Sam Cox is turning into the kind of pitcher who can make a difference in the postseason. Cox struck out 13 and walked only two batters to lead the Tigers to an 8-0 SBC Bay Division baseball win against Vermilion on Monday. “I felt good,” Cox said. "I think my arm’s in pretty good conditioning right now. I want to keep throwing and keep winning.
Graytown man indicted for rape, child porn | Sandusky Register Faces 18 felony counts

1 month ago | sanduskyregister.com

Faces 18 felony counts
Clyde man charged with child rape, child porn offenses | Sandusky Register Grand jury indicts him on 8 felonies

2 months ago | sanduskyregister.com

Grand jury indicts him on 8 felonies
Vermilion man arrested on charges for child porn

2 months ago | sanduskyregister.com | Rini Jeffers

VERMILION — A Vermilion man was arrested early Wednesday at his home after a tip about child pornography led police to investigate. Matthew G. Rich, 40, was charged with two counts of pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor, both second-degree felonies. He was taken to Lorain County Jail, pending his initial court appearance in Vermilion Municipal Court, which was scheduled for Thursday, Vermilion police Capt. Jim Graham.
Model railroad club announces open house

Nov 30, 2024 | sanduskyregister.com | Tom Jackson

SANDUSKY — A local model railroad club is continuing an annual tradition by scheduling two open house events in December. The Eerie & Mad River Model Railroad Club, 1309 N. Depot St., Sandusky, has scheduled the events for two Saturdays in a row:• Steam locomotives in the model train setup will be featured from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. • Diesel locomotives will be running from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14. Admission to both open houses is free, although donations will be accepted.
Holiday pet stockings return

Nov 27, 2024 | sanduskyregister.com | Tom Jackson

SANDUSKY — Are you working on your Christmas shopping list? If so, don’t forget your dog or cat. The Erie County Humane Society recently began taking orders for $25 pet stockings. Stockings can be ordered for a large dog, a small dog or a cat. The pet stockings are a longtime fundraiser for the humane society. But they also simplify holiday shopping for one's pet along with a friend or neighbor who might have a cat or dog, said Melissa Gundlach, the humane society's executive director.
Edison defense dominates again

Sep 20, 2024 | sanduskyregister.com | Mark Hazelwood

Edison defense dominates againNORWALK — The blueprint was established early. The state-ranked Edison football team took the opening kickoff in Friday’s non-conference game at Norwalk and set the tone. The Chargers covered 80 yards in 10 plays, then their defense forced a three-and-out. Two drives later, Edison’s triple option attack had a 13-play, 60-yard drive as it had used 11-plus minutes en route to the two scores in the 35-0 win over the host Truckers at Contractors Stadium.
Telegram CEO Durov faces charges in France | Sandusky Register Of allowing crime on messaging app

Aug 28, 2024 | sanduskyregister.com

Of allowing crime on messaging app
Huron police changing shift times

Jul 25, 2024 | sanduskyregister.com | Andy Ouriel

Huron police changing shift timesHURON — Huron police commanders recently implemented a change regarding how long their officers work in a given shift. During a recent public meeting, city police Chief Terry Graham — who spearheaded this policy — informed council members of this tweak, which involves officers going to 12-hour work days. As of right now, those serving Huron police work eight-hour shifts.
Commissioner gets candid

Jul 25, 2024 | sanduskyregister.com | Sydney Moore

SANDUSKY — Despite his health challenges, one public official continues to serve his community. Just a few weeks after Jeff Krabill won a fall 2023 election to serve as a Sandusky city commissioner, doctors diagnosed him with cancer. Between eight and 13 tumors were detected in his liver. “At the beginning, (I) was diagnosed as terminal,” Krabill said. Krabill opened up about his medical condition during a recent appearance on "Between the Lines," the Register's public affairs program.