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Chuck Crow/ The Plain Dealer A bowhunter shot a loose dog in Geauga County's Observatory Park. In this 2008 photo, park biologist Paul Pira and The Plain Dealer's Chuck Yarborough look for snakes in the park. CHARDON, Ohio -- A bowhunter will be cited criminally for killing a loose dog within Geauga County's Observatory Park unless he makes a good-faith deposit and agrees to let a judge determine a damage amount to compensate the animal's owner. The hunter, Thomas Griffin of Middlefield, has until Wedne

This isn't some backyard mutt   -Robert Phillips

 

A total of 27 new asbestos lawsuits were filed in Madison County Circuit Court throughout the week of Nov. 2 through Nov. 6. The following suits were filed: --Bob D. Berlin of Minnesota, a plumber, sheet metal worker, electrician and laborer at various locations from 1966 until 1979, claims lung cancer.  

Savannah Frey, D felony possession of a controlled substance, Class C misdemeanor operating while intoxicated and Class A misdemeanor operating with at least .15 grams of alcohol. * Susan M. Ewing, A misdemeanor resisting law enforcement and B misdemeanor public intoxication. * Adrian P. Terry, D felony theft. *  

A warning about crooks trying to take advantage of the elderly.  

Geauga Park District rangers intend to deliver a report to a Chardon Municipal Court prosecutor this morning so charges can be considered against a bowhunter who killed a dog being exercised in Observatory Park. The archer -- whose name has yet to be released -- fired a fatal arrow into the side of a 9-year-old black Labrador while hunting within the 1,200-acre park last Tuesday.  

The archer -- whose name has yet to be released -- fired a fatal arrow into the side of a 9-year-old black Labrador while hunting within the 1,200-acre park last Tuesday.  

Because equity is low in commercial building loans, refinancing has become difficult , and demand for space is still low.  

The event included language arts poetry appreciation lessons in conjunction with social studies classes focusing on World War I and World War II, Tommie Nunley, sixth-grade language arts and social studies teacher, wrote in an e-mail.  

Sexting, or sending nude pictures of yourself by text message, has been a problem in schools now for a couple of years.  

An archer permitted to hunt deer on Geauga Park District property killed a dog being exercised in Observatory Park on Tuesday afternoon.