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    Submitted photo The Conneaut Fire Department donated the air packs, helmets and turnout gear that outlived their useful lives. Participants in the North Kingsville Fire Department’s cadet program will use the equipment in training exercises. North Kingsville Fire Fighter Chris Wilcox and a NKFD cadet pose for a picture with the donated equipment.

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    Submitted photo The Conneaut Fire Department donated the air packs, helmets and turnout gear that outlived their useful lives. Participants in the North Kingsville Fire Department’s cadet program will use the equipment in training exercises. North Kingsville Fire Fighter Chris Wilcox and a NKFD cadet pose for a picture with the donated equipment.

    CFD donates old gear, equipment for use by cadets

    Original paving plan for SRE to be completed

    PHOTOS BY GABRIEL McVEY Members of Scouting America Tropp 72 out of Orwell raise the colors during the dedication of a new veterans memorial pavilion in Colebrook Township on Sunday.

    Colebrook dedicates new veterans memorial, raises American flag

    PHOTOS BY ERIC HRIN Catherine’s Christmas brings yuletide spirit to the Trunk or Treat at Geneva Middle School Oct. 22. Owner Melissa O’Connell, Trunk or Treater Emersyn Jaite, and O’Connell’s daughter, Hillary Jeschelnig, stand by the decorated trunk.

    Trunk or Treat scares up some fun at Geneva Middle School

    Photos by Bob Ettinger Senior Maddy Drew evades freshman Roxie Dobran during the annual Conneaut High School Powder Puff Football Game at Joslin Field on Tuesday, Oct. 27.

    Powder Puff girls take to the gridiron

    Ashtabula County Land Bank seeking marketing, selling assistance for former Lincoln School property development

    PHOTO BY GABRIEL McVEY Roger Herbster, president of the Grand Valley Ruritans, requests members to take part in the SCAD annual membership drive during an annual dinner honoring public safety workers in the Orwell area Monday evening, Nov. 2, at the Orwell American Legion.

    Grand Valley Ruritans honor first responders

    PHOTO BY ERIC HRIN  Greg Baron, managing director of development for Volker Development Inc., speaks to the City of Ashtabula Planning Commission about the company’s planned Cottages on West project at the commission’s Oct. 15th meeting.

    Parking variance granted for Cottages on West project

    PHOTOS BY GABRIEL McVEY Welcome Home Ohio is a grant program that seeks to redevelop blighted properties and build affordable houses for low-to-moderate income residents.

    Open house held for first home built under Welcome Home Ohio program

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    The courthouse burned the second time in 1851 but was rebuilt using the same walls. 

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    Submitted photos On Mill Road in Conneaut, Ohio, are interpretive signs telling the history of the fort and Indians in the area years ago. 

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    Elbert L. Lampson married Mary Luella Hurlbert of Hartsgrove. Mary was the seventh child of Edward and Jane (Babcock) Hurlbert of Hartsgrove. The Lampsons lived in Jefferson where Elbert was a lawyer and future senator. 

    Tracing our Roots: Twenty-year ownership dispute delays the organization of Hartsgrove

    submitted photos Carriages and box-built mail wagons delivered the mail from the Dorset Post Office located on the east side of Route 193. Five workers can be seen in this photo. Right side of porch is Johnson Kennedy, Joel Rich by the white horse and a Mr. Rood with the two-team wagon. Most likely, the third man is Alva Rood. 

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    submitted photos The Footville School was built in 1842 and still stands today with an addition to the back of the building. 

    Tracing Our Roots: New Yorkers, Holly and Hannah Tanner, become first settlers of Trumbull Township in 1799

    RIGHT: The Griggs Corners School of 1890 included Lida Westcott Smith and the boy in jacket, Glenn Smith, both relatives of Ruth Smith Tanner, who furnished the picture years ago. 

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Warriors rally for win

Dufour breaks passing record

Byron Wessell by Byron Wessell
October 30, 2026
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PHOTOS BY BYRON C. WESSELL The Jefferson Falcons football team plays defense during a game against Edgewood.
The Edgewood Warriors football team set-up on defense during a football game agaisnt Jefferson.
The Edgewood Warriors football team runs a play on offense during a football game against Jefferson.
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The Edgewood Warriors football team was able to keep the Hoadley Cup in a come from behind win over the visiting Jefferson Falcons on Friday, Oct. 23.
Edgewood erased a 21-point lead by the Falcons to win the game 25-21.
In the process, JJ Dufour became the Ashtabula County passing touchdown leader with 60. Dufour had two touchdown passes in the second half to help the Warriors overtake the Falcons and break the record of 59 held by Tony Hall, of Edgewood, in 2023.
Antonia Matta started the scoring for Jefferson with a 4-yard touchdown run. Jefferson missed on the extra point as they led 6-0.
Jefferson kept up their attack on the ground as Mattia added a 60-yard touchdown, making it 12-0. Jefferson converted on the two-point attempt to lead 14-0.
Mason Kalil added to the Falcons lead with a 9-yard touchdown, making it 21-0.
The Warriors were able to make a 34-yard field goal before halftime, making it 21-3.
Edgewood turned it on in the second half and recovered in the game in a hurry.
Zaiden Fox returned an 80-yard kick-off for a touchdown to spark the Warriors and cut the lead to 21-1o after the extra point.
Dufour then threw a touchdown pass to Nolan Standle, of Edgewood, for a 9-yard touchdown. The Warriors were successful on the two-point conversioin as they cut the lead to 21-18.
Edgewood took the lead early in the fourth quarter. Dufour broke the County record with a 9-yard touchdown pass to Fox, making it 25-21.
The Warriors were able to keep the Falcons off the board the rest of the way for the win.
With the win, Edgewood ended the regular season 5-5. Jefferson ended their season at 1-9.

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