SYLVANIA THEN & NOW
GAYLEEN GINDY 6381 MONROE ST. This address is also part of the River Crossing Development featured in previous issues. Heber G. Howard purchased Lot No. 7 of Hubbard’s Addition and built a home in 1923, as shown in the 1964 photo. He lived here for three years, and in 1926, he sold the house to Earl L. and Bertha F. Goodwin, who owned the house … Continue reading SYLVANIA THEN & NOW
City beat …
Sylvania City Council voted 6-1 on Monday to reject an initiative petition proposed ordinance titled “Sylvania Resource Conservation and Equal Access Ordinance,” first proposed during the council’s April 20 meeting. After receiving a response from the Initiative Committee, there was no change in their position to discuss amendments.Council President Mary Westphal said the proposal received careful consideration before the Committee of the Whole recommended rejection … Continue reading City beat …
Township talk …
The Sylvania Township Trustees authorized Roads Superintendent Rob Nash to advertise for bids for the 2026 Sylvania Township resurfacing project.The trustees also voted to approve a resolution to establish reasonable standards governing the installation, placement, and operation of electric vehicle charging stations within the Township.Sylvania Township Administrator Oliver Turner’s request to hold a public meeting on June 16 at 5 pm regarding a street lighting … Continue reading Township talk …
Congratulations!
The Tell family celebrated the college graduation of their two children, who attended St Joseph school in Sylvania and then Northview (class of 19 and 22). Logan received his Masters in Athletic Training from BGSU and Skylar received her Bachelors in Exercise Science on from the University of Toledo, Continue reading Congratulations!
City Beat…
Sylvania City Council agreed to refer a proposed ordinance and resolution to a committee of the whole meeting scheduled for 6 pm on May 4. The measures relate to increasing transparency, affirming existing police policies, and reaffirming Sylvania’s commitment to safety and non-discriminatory policing. Sylvania Safety City head teachers and aids were confirmed by council for the annual Sylvania Police summer program for children entering … Continue reading City Beat…
Township Talk…
The Sylvania Township Trustees authorized Roads Superintendent Rob Nash to advertise for bids for the 2026 Sylvania Township resurfacing project.The trustees also voted to approve a resolution to establish reasonable standards governing the installation, placement, and operation of electric vehicle charging stations within the Township.Sylvania Township Administrator Oliver Turner’s request to hold a public meeting on June 16 at 5 pm regarding a street lighting … Continue reading Township Talk…
We Appreciate our Honor Guard!
The Professional Registered Nurse Honor Guard provides a dignified and spiritual final tribute to discharge fellow nurses from their duty. At a funeral home, memorial service, or grave site, the Florence Nightingale pledge is recited as part of the ceremony. The Nightingale pledge is first spoken after completion of nursing training. During the ceremony, the PRN Nurses Honor Guard lights a symbolic Nightingale lamp representing … Continue reading We Appreciate our Honor Guard!
DIY Your Dessert with a Mini Cheesecake Bar
By Jennifer Alexander Ruple Spring brings an opportunity to celebrate special occasions with a delightful Build-Your-Own Mini Cheesecake Bar. This colorful and cheerful dessert bar is ideal for Mother’s Day, birthdays, graduations, or any spring party and provides guests of all ages with the fun of assembling their own custom desserts. To create your bar, begin by baking an assortment of creamy, mini cheesecakes – … Continue reading DIY Your Dessert with a Mini Cheesecake Bar
Riders Up – It’s Derby Season!
By Jennifer Alexander Ruple The Run for the Roses will soon be here, and Derby Day 152 calls for a celebration as bold and spirited as the event itself. Whether you’re hosting a full‑blown derby party or simply adding a touch of Kentucky charm to the first Saturday in May, a few thoughtful details can transform your space into Churchill Downs at home. Two crowd … Continue reading Riders Up – It’s Derby Season!
Road Work Ahead: US-23/Monroe Street Improvements
Joe Shaw, P.E., P.S. The Monroe Street bridge closure over US-23 duration is around 25 percent complete. Miller Brothers Construction had a great first month of construction during March. The closure was set March 8 and motorists had their first attempts at managing detour routes on March 9. A good navigational rule of thumb for the closure is to travel in a clockwise direction. For … Continue reading Road Work Ahead: US-23/Monroe Street Improvements