The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio

Hundreds line Broad Street to watch parade of patriotism
A thick piece of the American experience was evident Saturday afternoon as politicians, horses, dogs, floats, clowns and bands meandered down Broad Street to celebrate our nation’s birth.
Fun, fireworks fill your Fourth
Wet, gloomy weather this week have Ashtabula County residents itching to enjoy a fun-filled July 4 weekend.
Fireworks sales fizzle in a sour economy
Money woes are taking some of the pop! and pow! from the area’s household July 4 celebrations.
Dental office on wheels to provide low-cost care
Conneaut entities may team to groom beach
A possible partnership between three government entities could result in a more beautiful lakefront.
Conneaut Community Foundation financially assists five programs
Grants from the Conneaut Community Foundation, approved recently by its board of trustees, will assist five civic-related projects, officials have announced.
No swimming — yet
A dry holiday weekend will help knock down the bacteria levels churned up by this week’s non-stop rain at Lake Erie beaches, according to the Ohio Department of Health
Four broke into wrong home
Equipment stolen from a Conneaut police officer’s home earlier this week, including a pistol and stun gun, were recovered during a search of a West 39th Street house in Ashtabula this morning, according to the Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Department.
Wanted: business to fill Port Authority building
The Port Authority has begun touting a former fisheries building as the perfect location for a waterfront business.
APL van stolen from parking lot
A maroon van belonging to the Ashtabula County Animal Protective League was stolen from the animal shelter parking lot last weekend, shelter officials confirmed.
Nursing facility offers fingerprinting
It may not be a scene from “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” but ink and fingerprints are a new part of business at Rae-Ann of Geneva Nursing and Rehabilitation.
Conneaut City Council holds meeting about commercial advertising on local access channel
City Council will decide whether commercial advertising will be accepted on the city's local access channel.
Ward 4 Councilman Tony Julio met with members of the council-appointed Cable Advisory Board to discuss concerns with the panel's operation.
Church to break ground on $500,000 addition
Sunday morning’s worship service at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will have special significance and a few special guests mingled among the congregation.
Jefferson Public Library saved from harsh cuts by generous gift
John Buza unknowingly has saved the Henderson Memorial Public Library from what could be its darkest hour.
Cleveland Hotel fate tied up in bankruptcy
Bankruptcy that has enveloped the historic Cleveland Hotel could keep the building in a legal limbo for several months, according to its local overseer.
AVAILABLE TO ANYONE IN NEED
Pastor Pedro Hernandez, of the Pentecostal Tabernacle Church, 4438 Main Ave., feels his church is really blessed to be a part of the local food distribution process.
Madison High School grad wins ‘Today Show’ contest
Nick Cordes is always up for a challenge, including the challenge of true love.
Resolution opposing cap and trade adopted by Ohio Senate Tuesday
The Ohio Senate on Tuesday adopted a resolution opposing Barack Obama’s legislation to implement a cap-and-trade emissions trading system.
Hold on to wheel, smoother road ahead
That bone-jarring, suspension-damaging ride down Route 20 through Ashtabula Township and North Kingsville will be transformed into a smooth ride later this year, thanks to federal stimulus money.
Commissioners move to update Emergency Management Plan
Ashtabula County commissioners approved a resolution June 23 to meet state requirements by updating the county’s Emergency Operations Plan.
County doesn’t net ARC funds … yet
Ashtabula County’s preapplications for Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) money didn’t make the cut, but there was still hope the county would get a chunk of the $500,000 pie as the clock ticked toward midnight Tuesday, the end of the fiscal year.
Stadium demo will start very soon
Demolition of Conneaut’s Municipal Stadium will begin once permits are in hand, school officials said Tuesday.
Various permits, including environmental sign-offs, are needed before the wrecking ball visits the crumbling stadium, said Wallace “Sonny” Heinonen, Conneaut Board of Education president.
Vandals cause problems in the Harbor
There’s fresh paint on a several buildings along Lake Avenue, which has nothing to do with beautifying Ashtabula.
Comfort Keepers offer successful comforting solutions for in-home care
Bonnie Warren founded Comfort Keepers in Ashtabula six years ago with a vision to help seniors live full independent lives in their own homes.
Rock Creek mayor resigns from cemetery position after 20 years
Buckeye BOE reduces school nurse time
The Buckeye Local Schools Board of Education voted Tuesday evening to reduce the presence of school nurses in district buildings during the coming school year.
Conneaut festival ready or a star-spangled 4th
America’s birthday will be celebrated with food, fun and — of course — fireworks at the annual Fourth of July Festival at Conneaut’s Lakeview Park.
The festival line-up
Conneaut Fourth of July Festival
Zappitelli is new principal at CHS
The Conneaut Area City Schools District gained a new principal but learned at Monday night’s meeting it will lose its treasurer at the end of the year.
County awards road paving contract
Paving projects dominated the short agenda of the Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.
No way to ask for a ride
A Mentor teenager sidestepped charges of car jacking, but has been cited for disorderly conduct after he attempted to open the door of a car in downtown Geneva traffic Sunday afternoon, Geneva police reports show.
Blown copper heist knocks power out
Lynne Morrow of Gane Road in Wayne Township is still cleaning up after the 45-minute hailstorm that occurred less than a week ago.
Body found in gulf
A missing Ashtabula man was found dead by relatives early Monday afternoon in the Ashtabula Gulf.
Airport closing too expensive
The Ashtabula County Airport Authority voted unanimously Monday afternoon to rescind an earlier resolution that would have closed the airport today.
Other groups help county airport
The example of support shown by Ashtabula County commissioners has given rise to a new public trust fund to support airport operations.
Geneva’s aquarium expert dies
Geneva native Jeff Swanagan, who directed several major zoos and aquariums across the country and most recently the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, died Sunday of an apparent heart attack as he mowed his lawn, the Associated Press reports.
Barnard loved fair, dies at 78
JEFFERSON — Sounds of 4-H cattle judging competitions, horse shows and engines at Demolition Derbies filled Bob Barnard’s life.
More than 125 learn more about teen suicide tragedy
Dale Hawley is familiar with people in desperate situations.
Groundbreaking July 25 for schools
The Ashtabula Area City School Board of Education invites the public to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the new elementary campus on Wade Avenue.
Libraries seeing room for optimism
Ashtabula County public libraries along with the rest of Ohio libraries are feeling slightly optimistic since the budget cut ax did not fall Monday morning.
Rock Creek woman dies in Sunday crash
A Rock Creek woman died Sunday night at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland following a two-vehicle crash.
PV starts looking for new primary school principal
Erin Pierce, Pymatuning Valley Primary School principal, has resigned to take on a new position at Howland Local School District in Warren.
Second TEA party increases issues to include ACLU
Tim Cobb was touring the U.S. Capitol with his 13-year-old son the day Congress bailed out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Stuck in an elevator with two congressmen, Cobb overheard their jokes about the bailout.
Big Bands back on the beach
It isn’t often something well-planned turns out to be a happy surprise, but the Big Bands on the Beach Sunday had coordinator Timothy Kalil tapping his toes to a grateful beat.
Kids enjoy Geneva playground
His face stiff with concentration, Brandon Mattingly squinted in the sunlight Thursday afternoon and tried not to look down.
Garage Sale Bonanza opens July 10
Tables lined with porcelain dolls, glass vases, video tapes and Santa Claus statues fill the former Big Lots store in the Saybrook Plaza, merchandise brought from basements, attics and garages across Ashtabula County.
Let the games begin!
Volunteer firefighters generally only meet when battling blazes or responding to tragedies.
They met under happier circumstances Saturday afternoon to do what they love, plus participate in friendly competition.
Harbor Beach Glass Festival clearly a big success
Natural beach glass is quickly disappearing, but lots of people who seek it poured into lower Bridge Street Saturday.
Firefighters team up to raise cash for MDA
Two firefighter unions are teaming up Tuesday to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Plymouth applies for grant to buy fire and rescue truck
It will give them more fire power.
Lovers’ quarrel ends with damaged car
A lovers' quarrel took a wrong turn Saturday afternoon, landing the driver's vehicle on the wrong side of the law.
Conneaut councilman turns over e-mail and identity to attorney
Ward 1 Councilman Dave Campbell on Friday turned over an e-mail message — complete with the sender’s identity — to the attorney of Conneaut’s Public Works Department director.
Cancer bill is personal issue for Newcomb
Personal experience gives more meaning to a cancer treatment bill recently introduced by State Rep. Deborah Newcomb, D-Conneaut.
More homes selling, but for less money
Home sales in Ashtabula County jumped 20 percent in May compared to the prior year, but the driving force behind the sales is nothing to cheer about.
Outside agencies helping CPD with murder probe
Unidentified departments are helping Conneaut police detectives investigate last month’s murder of Richard Hackathorn, said Safety Director Jon Arcaro.
Plaque to go up at Station Avenue and Route 20 to remember Latasha Moore
Lolita Moore clings to precious memories of her daughter, Latasha, who was killed two years ago today. But she wants to make sure other people remember Latasha, too.
Hams to have their field day this weekend
In an era of Twitter, Face Book and other social networking opportunities, Richard Madison still prefers to make friends the old-fashioned way, via amateur radio.
Cafaro, Newcomb weigh in on state budget woes
Ashtabula County’s representatives in Columbus expect the social programs they advocate to feel some financial pain in the two-year state budget that must be enacted next week.
12-year-old died from blunt force trauma to her head and neck
It was blunt force trauma to the head and neck as a result of a motor vehicle accident that claimed the life of 12-year-old Alexis Kittelson, Mentor-on-the-Lake, late Thursday afternoon, according to the preliminary autopsy reports from Ashtabula County Coroner’s Office.
Five Minutes in the Dark to support Save Ohio Libraries
Carolyn Hansford, a retired Harbor High School teacher, has been a faithful patron at the Henderson Memorial Public Library in Jefferson for more than 43 years.
Salvation Army Jefferson Service Unit in desperate need of more donations
It has only been six months since Christmas, but the emergency funds raised through the Salvation Army Jefferson Service Unit kettle campaign are used up.
Fill watering cans at Jefferson Days for back-to-school clothing program
— Bells will be ringing during Jefferson Days to help fill The Salvation Army Jefferson Service Unit “watering cans” for the back-to-school clothing program.
Commissioners pass resolution to do wind study at Ashtabula County Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
From the high elevation at the Ashtabula County Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on Dibble Road, Ashtabula County commissioner Daniel Claypool can see the dark-blue strip of Lake Erie two miles to the north and feel its brisk breezes
Plaque to go up at Station Avenue and Route 20 to remember Latasha Moore
Lolita Moore clings to precious memories of her daughter, Latasha, who was killed two years ago today. But she wants to make sure other people remember Latasha, too.
Outside agencies helping CPD with murder probe
Unidentified departments are helping Conneaut police detectives investigate last month’s murder of Richard Hackathorn, said Safety Director Jon Arcaro.
Conneaut councilman turns over e-mail and identity to attorney
Ward 1 Councilman Dave Campbell on Friday turned over an e-mail message — complete with the sender’s identity — to the attorney of Conneaut’s Public Works Department director.
Cancer bill is personal issue for Newcomb
Personal experience gives more meaning to a cancer treatment bill recently introduced by State Rep. Deborah Newcomb, D-Conneaut.
More homes selling, but for less money
Home sales in Ashtabula County jumped 20 percent in May compared to the prior year, but the driving force behind the sales is nothing to cheer about.
COVERED IN FECES
The pungent chlorine smell of bleach fills the air at the Ashtabula County Animal Protective League shelter, mixing with the sound of impatient dogs barking for freedom.
Crash kills 12-year-old girl
A motor vehicle accident claimed the life of a 12-year-old girl late Thursday afternoon, according to the Ashtabula County Coroner’s Office.
Fire truck fracas heats up in Conneaut
Former fire trucks factor into a flap that’s fanning flames at Conneaut City Hall.
'Bula housing director wants reimbursement
Commissioners approve annexation of Wade Avenue
Summer storms have arrived in the area
Judge says Conneaut councilman must surrender e-mail message
After School Discovery Students Love Tennis
SAYBROOK TOWNSHIP — A culminating tennis tournament will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday at Lakeside High School.
After School Discovery received a grant from the U.S. Tennis Association to cover the cost of this program.
The goal of the program was to take students who had some tennis experience and teach them additional skills, while encouraging a love of the game. Expertise and coaching was directed by Arnold Bradshaw, who began Geneva’s tennis program and is a USTA recognized coach.
Further coaching and skills was taught by Phil Dubsky, Geneva’s tennis coach, and other volunteers who have been long-time tennis enthusiasts in the area.
The program began with more than 100 students and will end with about 40 students participating in tournament play Monday.
Ashtabula's Building Dept. May Clash With State
Library Directors Rally
Six salaried personnel still want clothing allowance
Ashtabula City Hall May Close Fridays
Building demolition is coming along in Geneva
For years the writing was in the dust on the window at Annie’s Old World Pizza.
Rock Creek student wins global contest
Rock Creek Elementary School students will be taking more field trips this year, thanks to the artistic talents of one of their own.
Work out stress at the Main Street Gym
When Lisa McDonald first walked into the Main Street Gym almost a year ago, she felt really nervous.
Thieves taking plants from Conneaut’s Malek Park
Thieves are helping themselves to young plants meant to beautify Malek Park, said Rod Raker, chairman of the Conneaut Tree Commission.
Conneaut’s Perkins will reopen, city says
The owner of the Perkins Restaurant closed since a January roof collapse will repair and reopen the eatery, City Manager Robert Schaumleffel Jr., said Monday night.
LAW ON THE RUN
Law enforcement officials ran, rode or bicycled Monday morning from Conneaut, starting the 2009 Ohio Law Enforcement Torch Run to raise money and awareness for the Special Olympics Ohio.
Land ho! for city
City Council, in separate motions Monday night, authorized city administrators to purse the purchase of one commercial building and inquire about a second.
Ex-Conneaut teacher indicted on sex charges
A former Conneaut Middle School teacher was indicted by the Ashtabula County grand jury Friday on charges alleging he had sex with a 17-year-old high school student.
Plenty of interest in stadium demolition
A handful of companies want the job of yanking down Conneaut’s crumbling Municipal Stadium, a project that could occur early next month.
Man with knife faces felony charges
A Conneaut man faces two felony charges after he reportedly threatened a man and woman with a knife Friday night, according to reports.
Investigators look over remains of two houses
Fire investigators spent Monday digging and sifting through the burnt remains of a vacant house at 6307 Jefferson Road.
Vandals strike at Point Park
Just as many Ashtabula Harbor residents feared, summertime brought vandalism to Point Park over the weekend.
Libraries in danger
Area library directors held an emergency meeting Sunday to map out a strategy after learning of a possible $100 million cut to libraries from the state.
Target shooter hits boy
An 8-year-old boy was shot through the wrist while riding in a tractor-pulled wagon on his own property Sunday at 3:30 p.m., said Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Deputy Cary Nelson.
Freedom to fire
When Geneva Township Trustee Bob Russell hears gunshots in the rural parts of the township, he is never too concerned.
Sergeant says keep your guns locked up
Even with years of law enforcement experience under his belt, Ashtabula Police Sgt. John Koski has one very vivid fear of guns.
Domestic violence suspect chased from Pennsylvania into Ohio
Law enforcement officers from two states had their hands full Sunday afternoon as they attempted to apprehend a domestic violence suspect who led them on a high speed chase, said Sgt. Jim Kemmerle of the Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Department.
Wiener dogs try to ‘ketchup’ with competitors
Walnut Beach went to the dogs Saturday afternoon as dozens of canines descended on the park for the fourth annual Wiener Dog Races.
10 PEOPLE HOMELESS
A grandfather with an oxygen tank was one of 11 people who made their way from a fiery Jefferson Road inferno early Saturday morning, according to family members and witnesses.
Rain floods park, cancels event
A blue river flowed through Lake Shore Park early Saturday morning as thunderstorms pounded northeastern Ohio.
County Port Authority wants to use biomass at Plant C
Members of the Ashtabula County Port Authority want more details from Johnson Controls before they forge an agreement with the company for a feasibility study at Plant C.
2009 Geneva grad to appear on WKYC–TV’s ‘Good Company Today’
Abigael Snyder, a 2009 Geneva High School graduate, is slated to appear as a guest newscaster on WKYC -TV’s weekday variety show “Good Company Today” this week. “Good Company,” anchored by Michael Cardamone, Fred Griffith and Andrea Vecchio, presents features focusing on strategies for improving everyday life and includes segments about health, fashion, home decorating and cooking, often hosting celebrity guests, according to the show’s Web site.
MORE COME FORWARD against BUCCI
More possible victims have come forward, accusing an Ashtabula Township trustee of sexually harassing them.
Port Authority mulls application request
The Ashtabula County Port Authority has been asked to take the lead on a grant request to clean up a 46-acre brownfield at the corner of Middle and State roads in Ashtabula Township.
5-year-old spends two days in hospital after dog bite
According to www.dogbitelaw.com the most serious attacks on children often have common factors.
Torch Run returns to northeast Ohio
The annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics returns to the area Monday with a sprint across Ashtabula County via Route 20.
Conneaut anxious for return of truck scales
Truck weigh scales silent for nearly two years will come back to life within the next few months, an Ohio State Highway Patrol spokeswoman said.
Cash for clothes big Bula benefit
Ashtabula seems to alone when it comes to granting clothing allowances to nonunion employees other than police and fire chiefs.
Street light assessment has Conneaut gloomy
A new street lighting assessment tacked onto Conneaut’s water and sewer bills has prompted plenty of calls to City Hall, officials said.
Commissioners vote to close Horton bridge over creek
Ashtabula County commissioners, acting upon the recommendation of County Engineer Tim Martin, voted Tuesday to close the Horton Road bridge over Conneaut Creek.
Ashtabula man charged with public indecency
City police cited a man with public indecency Wednesday after he allegedly exposed himself to a group of children.
N. Kingsville joins OVI Task Force — barely
A scant majority of North Kingsville council members Wednesday approved the village’s membership in the OVI Task Force, a multi-jurisdictional law enforcement program.
Sock Hop is this evening after all
A Conneaut City Hall official was premature in announcing the annual Sock Hop would be postponed a week because of a soggy weather forecast, said organizer Darlyene Brisley.
2 from meth sweep head to grand jury
Two of the six people arrested last week in a two-city drug sweep have been bound over to the Ashtabula County grand jury, according to court records.
PERKING UP CITY WORKERS’ WARDROBES
Who gets it, and who doesn’t?
Community Care Ambulance workers to picket today
Emergency medical personnel with Community Care Ambulance Network of Ohio, members of InternationalAssociation of EMTS and Paramedics Local 252, will picket today in response to “management’s refusal to engage in constructive bargaining,” a union spokesman said.
’Bula BOE approves elementary school plans
Despite two objections, the Ashtabula Area City School Board moved a step closer Wednesday night to building an elementary-school campus on Wade Avenue.
Rash of break-ins reported in Jefferson
The recent rash of break-ins in the Jefferson Village downtown area has prompted reminders to lock up vehicles and homes.
Geneva dog quarantined after biting two
Two people were bitten by the same dog about an hour a part around 8 p.m. Monday at the corner of Lake and Myers roads, according to Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Department reports.
Traffic stop finds woman with crack
The Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Department is reviewing possibly charging a 45-year-old Jefferson woman who was found with a rock of crack cocaine in her possession during a routine traffic stop on Tuesday.
County’s air quality is getting better
When it comes to ozone levels, Ashtabula County’s air quality is improving, thanks in part to a reduction in pollution from counties to the west of us.
Commissioners support Cafaro-Grendell bill on septic standards
Ashtabula County commissioners have given their support to Ohio Senate Bill 100 in the state’s effort to strike a balance between property owners’ rights and protecting the public health when it comes to household sewage treatment systems.
Missing Madison Township planters returned
Madison Garden Club members were devastated to learn that eight large flowers pots placed in the vicinity of the former Kmart parking lot and North Ridge Road/Route 20 were missing June 14.
TEA Party organizers planning another event
Tammy and Allen Roesch, who helped organize the Taxed Enough Already (TEA) Party held April 15 at the Ashtabula County Courthouse, have set June 29 as the date for an encore.
Daniel J. Morrell’s sole survivor
Until a week ago, the last time Dennis Hale had sailed on Lake Huron was during a November gale that claimed 28 of the 29 crew members aboard the Daniel J. Morrell.
Lawsuit filed against Conneaut councilman
As promised, a Conneaut councilman was sued Tuesday for failing to abide by a public records request.
Ward 1 Councilman Dave Campbell, the subject of the suit, also learned Monday night he may have to pay for his own defense if his fellow members agree not to foot the bill.
County holds hearing on Wade Ave. annexation
Ashtabula Area City Schools Board is waiting to hear whether the Ashtabula County commissioners approve the school board’s application to have the Wade Avenue property annexed from Saybrook Township into the Ashtabula city.
People help people at Lakeview Federal Credit Union
“People helping people” is the mantra at Lakeview Federal Credit Union, which has been at the 2909 State Road location since 1980.
County appropriates $130,000 to Ashtabula Airport Authority
Ashtabula County commissioners Tuesday approved financial transactions that could make up to $130,000 available to the Ashtabula County Airport Authority for paying its bills this year.
Conneaut K-9 partner succumbs to illness
A veteran member of the Conneaut Police Department, canine officer Nik, succumbed to cancer Monday morning, said Safety Director Jon Arcaro.
Madison Garden Club seeks help finding stolen flower pots
Four of eight huge flower pots stolen Sunday morning have been recovered..
Conneaut’s street fleet needs help, council told
Conneaut’s Public Works Department is nearly devoid of vehicles in reliable, safe condition, City Council was told at Monday’s work session.
Teen bicyclist hurt in township crash
A 17-year-old Ashtabula girl was injured when she rode her bicycle into the path of Route 20 traffic Tuesday afternoon, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
Conneaut High School seeking new principal
For the second time in less than a year, Conneaut High School is seeking a new principal.
Vintage fire apparatus returning to Conneaut
Two antique pieces of apparatus from Conneaut’s firefighting past are coming back home, officials said.
Neighbors object to late hours at Point Park
Closing Point Park after dark is a way to curtail vandals, say some people in the Ashtabula Harbor neighborhood.
Conneaut Sock Hop, Derby this weekend
Race cars and poodle skirts will be the rage in downtown Conneaut this weekend.
Madison council OKs contract with Waste Management
After three readings, council members voted to reaffirm the contract with Waste Management of Ohio for weekly residential refuse and garbage collection Monday.
Northwest Bancorp among most trustworthy cos.
Northwest Bancorp Inc. recently was named one of America’s 100 most trustworthy companies, for 2009, by Forbes Magazine.
A shaky truce
A Painesville man keen on starting a company in Conneaut told City Council Monday night he doubted the project would succeed with the administration now in place.
City employees seek clothing allowance, extra days off
The city’s finance and personnel committee soon will consider a package proposal from six salaried employees, some with executive positions, asking for benefits reinstatement.
UH Geneva launches $100M records system
Geneva Medical Center will be the first facility in the massive University Hospital system to launch a $100 million records program aimed at improving patient safety,
Cyclists to take 150-mile county tour
The Rev. Duane Ball of the Dream Center and Harvest International Church aren’t going let the grass grow under his bicycle tires during this recession.
Collector finds mystery cards depicting long-ago Geneva event
When Edna Turner goes to flea markets or garage sales, she isn’t looking for the best bargains — she is looking for history.
Board chief: Houston not leaving Conneaut
Kent Houston has not informed the Conneaut Board of Education of any intention to resign as Conneaut Area City Schools superintendent, board president Wallace Heinonen said Monday.
Seniors get second parking space
Residents donning a handicapped parking tag now have an extra space downtown.
City Council gave initial approval to move a handicapped space in front of the Senior Center on Main Avenue.
Classic cars help cancer cause
Car enthusiasts wrapped a pink ribbon around the Cruise to the Lake show Sunday evening, helping raise money for the Susan G. Komen for the Cure which helps fight breast cancer.
School’s out but not all summer
Wearing white paper hats while they serve up hot dogs and root beer, teenage workers are important fibers in the fabric of the village’s businesses, Councilman Don Woodward says.
Kain home damaged in fire
An attic fire caused an estimated $5,000 to $10,000 damage early Sunday morning when smoke came powering from an unoccupied home at 5003 Kain Ave., the Ashtabula Fire Department reports.

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