Michael Stretanski
Pain management physician joins staff at WMH specialty health care center
Pain management doctor Michael Stretanski, D.O., recently joined the staff of physicians at Wyandot Memorial Hospital's specialty health care center.
Stretanski is board certified in pain management, physical medicine and rehabilitation, electrodiagnostic medicine and interventional pain medicine.
Common problems Stretanski treats in his practice include lower back pain, herniated disks, disk disease, post-laminectomy pain, neck pain, leg or arm pain, head pain, headache, migraine, bursitis, shoulder impingement, chest wall pain, osteoarthritis of any joint, sciatica, fibromyalgia and spasticity from any cause. He also provides guidance and care for patients with spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis.
Stretanski graduated from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and served a traditional rotating internship at Grandview Medical Center, Dayton. He is affiliated with pain management clinics in the Mansfield, Delaware and Columbus areas.
(Refer to page 12 of today's Daily Chief-Union)

BDaily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake
Shining accomplishments
Marcia Walton, owner and manager of Trophies-n-Such, stands in front a collection of trophies inside her shop located in the back of Wyandot Lanes, 121 E. Fairview St.

Trophy shop continues to be a prize business
By BRANDON DRAKE
Staff writer
Hidden behind the sounds of pins being knocked over is a local trophy shop that has been doing business in Upper Sandusky for more than four years.
Trophies-n-Such, which used to be located in downtown Upper Sandusky, moved to its current location at the back of Wyandot Lanes this past fall and continues to provide trophies and other specialty items to area customers.
The move has created a little confusion, though, for customers.
"We operated in the same place with the same phone number and everything, but it was better for us to move down here because this all was a bar for the bowling alley and we were not using it," said Marcia Walton, owner and manager of Trophies-n-Such. "When I moved, the owner said she wouldn't rent the place right away, so I engraved a sign with where I moved and the phone number, but they rented the place right away and the sign went down.
"So now, I bet the renters have a lot of people walking into their house because they think it was a business before and they would just walk in. ... I have a lot of people that are saying, ‘Oh, we just walked into a family house; we didn't know you were back there,'" she said.
(Refer to page 12 of today's Daily Chief-Union)

 

Shaffer to present senior voice, piano recital March 29

Eighteen-year-old Jonathan Shaffer will present a senior piano and voice recital at 7 p.m. March 29 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Upper Sandusky.
Shaffer, a son of Thomas and Nancy Shaffer, Carey, is a student of Linda Rinderknecht.
Shaffer has taken lessons with Rinderknecht for 13 years.
A reception will follow the recital.
The event is open to the public.
(Refer to page 3 of today's Daily Chief-Union)

 

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