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Latest Updates
- Schneider details bicentennial celebration, park planning - 8:37 pm
- Community mourns 15-year-old - 3:23 pm
- Harvest of the arts brightens downtown - 1:49 pm
- ‘Perfect storm’ pushes village water use to limit - 1:32 pm
- Fire response earns high praise - 1:18 pm
- MIDNIGHT INFERNO AT HISTORIC DOWNTOWN FACTORY - 5:18 pm updated: 5:19 pm.
- Fatality review: Motorcycle crashes took lives this summer - 11:26 am
- AAA offers tips to protect your identity - 11:01 am
- POLICE REPORTS - 9:20 am
- College savings program discussed at Westwood - 8:54 am
- Dogs bring a little bark to the Elms - 8:44 am
- New substation powered up, being eased into full service - 4:32 pm
- Checkpoint cracks down on deadly driving habits - 4:32 pm
- Two full siren tests set for October, March - 4:32 pm
- Beriswill Insurance awards $500 scholarships - 10:51 am
- Village seal contest open for submissions - 3:32 pm updated: 4:32 pm.
- Free paint available for business fronts from Farm & Home Hardware - 3:30 pm updated: 4:32 pm.
- Main Street looking for board members - 1:24 pm
- POLICE REPORTS - 11:55 am updated: 4:32 pm.
- LMRE sends hurricane relief - 10:50 am updated: 4:32 pm.
- 9/11 remembered by JVS students, essay winner want to keep information fresh in minds - 9:50 am
- New substation powered up, being eased into full service - 9:05 am
- Two full siren tests set for October, March - 9:02 am
- Checkpoint cracks down on deadly driving habits - 4:34 pm
- WHS band senior of the week - 3:37 pm
NEWS
College savings program discussed at Westwood
Kindergartners at Westwood Elementary School and their families gathered Sept. 13 to hear details of the Wellington Schools’ “Saving for C...
New substation powered up, being eased into full service
The village’s newest and third electrical substation was turned on for the first time Aug. 31 after a final round of tests.Wellington electric s...
Checkpoint cracks down on deadly driving habits
One intoxicated driver was charged Sept. 1 at the Lorain County OVI Task Force’s first checkpoint held in Wellington.Police chief Tim Barfield s...
Two full siren tests set for October, March
Residents say they’re still having trouble hearing Wellington’s emergency sirens, and officials are working on a solution.During village c...
Beriswill Insurance awards $500 scholarships
The 2017 Beriswill Insurance Agency Scholarship of $500 has been awarded to the following recipients:• Laura Damron, a graduate of Keystone High...
SPORTS
GIRLS SOCCER: Dukes dominate ‘Cats 5-0
Photos by Russ Gifford | Wellington EnterpriseLauren Alley, Alaine Bremke, Allie Starner, Alexa Hernandez, and Emma Horoschak scored goals in Saturday...
BOYS SOCCER: 5-0 shutout for Dukes
Photos by Russ Gifford | Wellington EnterpriseThe Dukes boys shut out Keystone 5-0 Saturday in Patriot Athletic Conference play at home. .neFileBlock ...
VOLLEYBALL: 3-2 hit for Dukes spikers
Photos by Russ Gifford | Wellington EnterpriseWellington had energy but struggled Sept. 7 against Keystone as the Wildcats won 3-2. The Dukes fell 26-...
GIRLS SOCCER: Shutout over Warriors
Photos by Russ Gifford | Wellington EnterpriseEmma Horoschak had a terrific night Wednesday as Wellington whomped the Fairview Warriors 5-0, picking u...
Turnovers doom Dukes vs. New London
Turnovers came back to haunt the Dukes (0-3) again on the football field Friday in a 34-8 loss to the New London Wildcats (1-2).Two Dukes fumbles insi...
VOLLEYBALL: Bucks win in three
Photos by Russ Gifford | Wellington EnterpriseBuckeye dismantled the Wellington varsity team in straight sets Sept. 12, winning 25-7, 25-20, 25-14. .n...
LIFE
WHS singer Bryce Wylie performs in New York City, thanks Wellington for fundraising efforts
Dreams came true for Wellington High School choir singer Bryce Wylie Feb. 5 when he performed in New York City as part of the 2017 High School Honors ...
Let the syrup flow!
Courtesy photoThree-year-old Connor McCall, son of Sam and Danielle McCall of Wakeman and grandson of Bud and Sherry George of Wellington, helps colle...
PHOTOS: ‘Miracle on 34th Street’
Photos by Jonathan Delozier | Wellington EnterpriseThe Wellington High School drama club performed its rendition of “Miracle on 34th Street̶...
What are you thankful for?
Photos by Jonathan Delozier | Civitas MediaWe traveled to schools in Amherst, Oberlin, and Wellington to ask students what they are grateful for this ...
Hayeses celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
Sixty-five years ago, on Nov. 3rd of 1951, Maxine Merriman and the Rev. Dwight Hayes were united in marriage at Morgan Park Methodist Church in Chicag...
60 YEARS: Charles and Frances Zacharias
Courtesy photoCharles and Frances Zacharias have celebrated their 60th anniversary. They were married by the Rev. R.C. Brandt on Sunday, Aug. 19, 1956...
OPINION
I turned on, tuned in… then I dropped out
They promised us “the revolution would not be televised.”That’s good, because if it was, I’d probably miss it.I have never bee...
Harvest of the Arts fortunate to have support
To the editor:The 35th Harvest of the Arts is in the books! It was a gorgeous day and a wonderful fundraiser for the Friends of the Herrick Memorial L...
As the Clash said, know your rights
In their 1982 single, The Clash claimed people have three basic rights: 1) the right not to be killed, 2) the right to food money, and 3) the right to...
September 15th, 2017 updated: September 18th, 2017. |
Concerns for our country
To the editor:I have survived segregation, served in my country’s military. and served years in law enforcement. I have experienced many challen...
DACA fight brings memories to surface
To the editor:Recent issues concerning immigration and DACA brings to mind the plight of my family and my wife’s in the earlier years of America...
Time to band together
Nick Hanauer is a billionaire who exemplifies the American dream.He worked hard, started businesses, made wise investments. Yet, despite his personal ...
BUSINESS
Downtown Wellington shop to open after 35-year love story
Richard and Wilma Blackburn first met as preteens in Columbia Station. Despite a shared interest in getting better acquainted, their self-described sh...
May 15th, 2017 updated: May 16th, 2017. |
Work starts at Tractor Supply site
Construction has started on a new Tractor Supply Company store at 736 South Main St., Wellington.Crews began Monday. The store is expected to open in ...
Wellington’s Krystowski Tractor celebrates 50th anniversary
What does it take to keep a family business open for 50 years?Ed Krystowski, general manager of Krystowski Tractor Sales at 47117 Rt. 18 in Wellington...
Glor earns highest honor among oral implantologists
Dr. Kenyon Glor, whose dental practice is located at 136 South Main St. in Wellington, has earned prestigious Diplomate status within the Internationa...
Old Ponderosa building torn to the ground
Photos by Tom Hutson | Wellington EnterpriseThe long-vacant former Ponderosa restaurant at 712 North Main St. has been ripped to the ground. On Wednes...
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