By Mark Leutke My wife Sandy and I first met Diane and Jerome Phillips perhaps 30 years ago at a charity event. Over that evening, the four of us made small-talk and quickly found a common interest: collecting original art. We discovered that we both owned a piece by Michael James, a leader in the emerging quilt art movement of the time. Turns out that … Continue reading Looking Sideways – Arts scene adds to local appeal
By Jennifer Alexander Ruple Sylvania will explode with foodie fun when the Red Bird Sylvania Farmers Market returns on Tuesday afternoons from 4 to 7 pm. Market season begins on June 7 and continues through October 11 on Main Street in the parking lot across the street from St. Joseph’s Church. The market, Sylvania’s weekly outdoor shopping destination, will offer access to local produce and … Continue reading Sizzle Simmer Saute Sylvania – Sylvania Farmers Market kicks off June 7
By Mary Helen Darah Sylvania Area Family Services launched its new event, “Return to the Titanic” gala, on May 13 at the Sylvania Country Club. Guests were greeted by committee members, Pamela Schaefer, Pam Ulrich, Margaret Baehren, Jan Tidd, Deb Unverferth, Lisa LaPoint, Dr. Larry and Jill Johnson, and Mary Kay Urbanski, dressed in period attire. Musical offerings were provided by pianist and retired Magistrate … Continue reading ‘Return to the Titanic’ benefits SAFS; honors community leaders
By Janis Weber Choosing the right printer can be a daunting task. There are several types of printing technologies to choose from, each suited for different needs. Printers come in all shapes and sizes, from tiny travel companions to office group workhorses; some are geared toward photographers, others are for multitaskers. And the many specifications for resolution and speed can be misleading. To get started, … Continue reading The Mouse Trap – Choosing the best printer for your money
This house was built in 1915 while owned by William Irwin. He sold it in 1916 to Raymond J. Comstock. In the 1920 census Comstock was living on Monroe Street in one of the old Comstock homes, and he was renting this home on Summit Street to Arza and Mildred Smalley and their children: Mabel, Charles and Franklin. Smalley was employed as a traveling salesman … Continue reading Sylvania Then & Now – 5762 Summit Street
Just as the phoenix rises from the ashes, so are Jeff Clegg and his Toledo Memorial Park staff as they craft innovative solutions to replace the historic stone wall and entry gates that line Monroe Street that will be removed to make way for road construction. A plan to reuse the 23 mature trees that were removed along with the removed utility poles is also … Continue reading TMP to rebuild wall; create new from felled trees
Heritage Sylvania Executive Director Andi Erbskorn shared the proposed vision for Heritage Sylvania to Mayor Craig Stough and members of Sylvania City Council at the May 2 meeting after presenting an update on repairs made to the Lathrop House. She also mentioned that school visits are on the increase and Heritage Sylvania is booked to capacity. She estimates that nearly 2000 second and fourth grade … Continue reading Plans for Main Street Heritage Sylvania unveiled
Joe Czajka of ProMedica Flower Hospital welcomes guests to the annual flower sale. They are open May 5 until 4 pm and May 6 from 7 am – 4 pm or until sold out. Cash, checks and employee deduction are accepted. Continue reading Flower Hospital holds flower sale
The Kentucky Derby, horseracing’s most beloved event, is happening this Saturday, May 7. Don your prettiest dress or suit and most fanciful hat and get ready to celebrate the 148th Run for the Roses. Once you’ve figured out what to wear, it’s time to plan your menu. Be sure to include these Triple Crown recipes including the classic Mint Julep. Round the turn with Southern-style Pimiento Cheese and cross the finish line with petite Bourbon Chocolate Pecan Pies. Happy Derby Day! Continue reading Sizzle Simmer Sauté Sylvania – Let’s talk Derby
If your computer running Windows 10 is compatible with the new Windows 11 you may download for free the new OS (operating system). Remember, you are putting more powerful software on your middle-aged computer. That is fine but you may run into issues. Your computer may run slower and there have been many glitches in this scenario. All are fixable but you will need some advice about where to start. I have seen printers fail to operate and a lot of slow issues. Continue reading The Mouse Trap – Should I upgrade my Windows 10 to Windows 11?
