Commentary by Dave Partington Recently, Protect Geauga Parks learned that the City of Akron was intending to lease the mineral rights under the 475 acre LaDue Reservoir in southern Geauga County for […]
Residents Raise Firestorm About Akron’s Fracking Plans for LaDue
From the Geauga County Maple Leaf A local energy company’s proposal to lease the mineral rights under 475 acres of LaDue Reservoir from the City of Akron has met with an avalanche […]
Statement on LaDue drilling rights
Protect Geauga Parks has endorsed the following statement regarding the Akron City Council potential lease of mineral rights to a drilling company. The council intends to vote on this issue on Monday […]
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ProPublica features Grendell in national report
CORONAVIRUS The Family Court Judge Who Threatened a Mother With Contempt of Court for Getting Her Child a COVID-19 Test Ohio juvenile court Judge Timothy Grendell thought coronavirus precautions were overblown, and […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 5
By now, many voters may have already received their absentee ballots in the mail. Boards of Elections throughout Ohio began mailing them on Tuesday, October 6. If you requested an absentee ballot, […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 4
Voter registration in Ohio closes on October 5! Read parts 1—3 of this series and make certain your registration is up to date! Absentee ballots will be mailed to voters beginning October […]
Protect Geauga Parks Bob McCullough Memorial Conservation Scholarship
Protect Geauga Parks has created the Bob McCullough Memorial Conservation Scholarship to assist students in Geauga County who plan to study the Natural Sciences. Three scholarships will be given in 2020. The […]
Conservation Conversation—free webinar on Sept. 30
Protect Geauga Parks is sponsoring a Conservation Conversation on Wednesday, September 30 at 7:30PM. The topic for this virtual webinar event is “New Strategies for Conserving Nature in Northeast Ohio When Climate […]
Guide to Absentee Voting—Part 3
First a little more information about requesting your absentee ballot which was discussed in Part 2 of this series. Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose has mailed the absentee ballot request form […]
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