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 Seniors pampered by students
When Rebecca Lautermilch decided to join some friends for a trip to Union Middle School, she was not expecting much to be made of the invitation.
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Kirby may look at new parking law
If a parking issue at the intersection of Main and South streets is not resolved soon, the Kirby Village Council may take steps toward a parking ordinance.
For a few months now, council has discussed how tenant parking at an apartment building on the northwest corner of that intersection creates a dangerous situation for drivers.....READ MORE |
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Falcons take 3rd win in a row
Riverdale pitcher Kaylee Sheets fired a five-hit shutout Tuesday, leading the Falcons to their third straight victory, 4-0, against Bluffton....READ MORE
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| TUESDAY MAY 6, 2008 |
 Smith’s fourth grade class honored for bagging pests
Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn recently joined acting parks manager Randy Moore and other city officials in honoring Lynda Smith’s fourth grade class at Union Elementary School for a project they did on bagworms....READ MORE |
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Carey Streetscape project to move forward in August
Carey Mayor John Rymer said at Monday night’s Carey Village Council meeting bids will be opened for the first phase of the Streetscape project Aug. 6.
Necessary paperwork has been filed, but Rymer said he does would not have a timeline on when work might start until he meets with Ohio Department of Transportation officials.
The village likely will be receiving some reimbursement from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the costs of cleaning up from March’s large snowstorm....READ MORE |
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Falcons show strong in Kenton Relays
KENTON — Riverdale’s track and field team had a strong showing at the Hardin County Track Meet on Monday afternoon.
The Falcons’ girls cruised to a team title with 183 points. Ridgemont (98) took second, and Kenton (96) finished third in the six-team field. The Wildcats edged out a 169-112.83 team title over Riverdale in the boys competition....READ MORE
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| MONDAY MAY 5, 2008 |
 Local residents spread the word about boating safety
With the start of spring comes various outdoor activities for area residents, and many people enjoy taking a trip to Lake Erie or other bodies of water for boating voyages.
The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, including longtime members Don and Linda Ham, rural Upper Sandusky, is reminding boaters to use safety tips during their boating trips....READ MORE
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Carey girls 2nd at Liberty-Benton
FINDLAY — Carey’s girls track and field team shook off the wet weather and finished second at Saturday’s Liberty-Benton Invitational.
The host Eagles ran away with the girls team title, finishing with a 125.5-60 advantage over the Blue Devils. Columbus Grove (58), Bluffton (55) and McComb and Old Fort (tied with 53) rounded off the top five, and Riverdale finished tied for 11th with Van Buren with 25 points in the 16-team field. ...READ MORE |
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