2022 Bob McCullough Scholarship Program
Protect Geauga Parks (PGP) is accepting applications for the 2022 Bob McCullough Memorial Conservation Scholarship. Scholarships of $1000 each will be awarded to up to 3 high school seniors who live or […]
Lunar Eclipse
By John Augustine Night sky watchers are in for a treat in May as there will be a total lunar eclipse on the evening of May 15 extending past midnight. Do you […]
Is Anyone Looking?
From the Geauga County Maple Leaf, June 21, 2018: Gliha Pleads Guilty to Dereliction of Duty “Former Geauga County Auditor Frank Gliha pleaded guilty to four counts of dereliction of duty June […]
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Today is Earth Day
By Dave Partington For me, Earth Day started in 1970 when I first saw the Whole Earth Catalog. The catalog is a compendium of tools and supplies to live more lightly on […]
Scene Magazine publishes revealing article on Geauga politics
The latest issue of SCENE published a revealing article about the race for Geauga County Auditor in the Republican primary election. The background information about the political history of both Tim and […]
Letter to the editor: Chagrin Valley Times, 03/24/2022
Support Geauga Parks Dear Editor, I want to take this opportunity to thank all of the supporters of Protect Geauga Parks. It is because of their support and generosity that we can […]
Getting down into the weeds
by Dave Partington There has been a world of misinformation and mis-statements regarding Protect Geauga Parks, Geauga Park District and the park’s relationship with Auditor Charles Walder. Before we start we want […]
New member of park district board resigns
Chagrin Valley Times March 24, 2022 by Brian Doering http://www.chagrinvalleytoday.com/communities/article_53d8784e-aac9-11ec-b2a2-4b0faf7ec117.html Geauga Park District Board of Commissioners announced the resignation of commissioner Linda Smallwood during last Monday’s meeting. Executive Director John Oros read […]
Final Frontier
Chagrin Valley Times March 31, 2022 by David Gustafson http://www.chagrinvalleytoday.com/communities/article_057029d2-b059-11ec-b6a8-d3e0ec775a9a.html While good lighting is something most parks boast as a safety precaution, the minimal amount of light at Observatory Park in Montville […]
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