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BUCKEYE LAKE - Monday night's power outages in the wake of Sunday's windstorm may have added to the strong turnout at a meeting sponsored by the Village of Buckeye Lake at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, which, unlike many of the homes in Buckeye Lake, had electricity. More ... BUCKEYE LAKE - Do you want to help improve the quality of water in Buckeye Lake? Buckeye Lake for Tomorrow is a new volunteer organization dedicated to improving water quality in the lake. One of the first steps is additional monitoring and testing to determine the sources of the impairments - lack of clarity, algae blooms and fish kills. More ... JACKSONTOWN - Several Harbor Hills residents asked Licking Township Trustees Monday night to use their new authority under House Bill 50 to remove unlicensed vehicles and boats. Jim Fedora, president of the Harbor Hills Civic Association, told Trustees Joe Cooper and Dave Miller that problems with junk vehicles and boats at a Wildwood Place home go back 20 years. More ... A lone gunman robbed the Hebron branch of Park National Bank just after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Hebron Police Lt. Larry Brooks said the gunman was a white male in his mid to late 20's. He was wearing a hoodie with a bandanna across his face. He displayed a handgun and left the area on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. A Licking County Sheriff's Office K-9 unit attempted to track the man. No one was injured during the holdup. FBI agents arrived quickly after the incident and were interviewing witnesses. Beacon photo by Charles Prince. More ... BUCKEYE LAKE - If the power outages and gloomy economic news have you depressed, come out Saturday morning to hear nationally known motivational and inspirational speaker Rosemarie Rossetti, Ph. D. Thanks to Joe Albanese, the Village of Buckeye Lake's Parks and Recreation Commission is hosting Rossetti's motivational presentation Saturday, Sept. 20. More ... WALNUT TOWNSHIP - Tragedy struck Thursday night in Walnut Township. Shepard Avenue resident Raymond Dymek shot and killed Hayden "Dave" Sloan, 48, who lived at Dymek's home with Sloan's 27 year old daughter, Tanya Hager. About nine hours after shooting Sloan, Dymek shot himself at about 7:30 a.m. Friday morning in Hoback Park in Heath. More ... Events Dawes Arboretum - Ohio 13, three miles north of I-70. Night Hike- Friday, September 19, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Experience The Arboretum at night! Kids and adults are welcome to attend the hike through collections, woodlands and trails on one of our most popular programs. Free, meet at the Visitors Center Deck. More ... THORNVILLE - Kathy Launder is really lucky. The cofounder of Thornville's popular Backwoods Fest said Sunday's violent windstorm that knocked out power and uprooted trees did little damage to the festival grounds. "We brought in eight boys and a wood chipper. The Backwoods Fest goes on," said Launder. "It's all cleaned up. More ... From top to bottom: Limbs from a North Bank tree cover a boat dock. Crews from Consumers Energy of Michigan replace a shattered electrical pole in the Village of Buckeye Lake. More Consumers Energy crews work in Kirkersville along US 40. Beacon photos by Charles Prince and Scott Rawdon. More ... COLUMBUS - The Sept. 14 wind storm that left more than 2 million Ohioans facing longterm power outages is more than an inconvenience to food stamp recipients. More ... |
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