In mid-June, Toledo Memorial Park President Jeff Clegg, turned over the reins of his office after serving in that role for over 15 years Continue reading TMP president retires after 15 years

Sylvania Area Community Improvement Corporation’s members listened to Dan Marselek of Outdoor Sylvania Community Parks and Michelle Johnson, SMITHGROUP Urban Design Senior Strategist, the guest speakers at the SACIC’s June 11 meeting. Continue reading SACIC learns about data gathering

“I love teaching. I love helping people improve their golf game. And most of all, I enjoy helping people to fall in love with this game,” noted Andrew Headman, PGA. He earned PGA membership in 2021 and is TPI, or Titleist Performance Institute Level 2, certified. Continue reading Sylvanian swings back as Batista Golf Academy Pro

This Mother’s Day, treat the special lady in your life to a gift of warmth and luxury from Hafner Florist. This season, the shop is blooming with one-of-a-kind pieces – a visit there is a true delight for the senses. Continue reading Make mom’s day with a custom gift from Hafner Florist

“Welcome to Cone-y Island!” are the encouraging words from downtown Sylvania business owners. “These orange and white cones represent what is needed for our downtown. They signify a renewed, renovated, restored Main Street in downtown Sylvania. So we are celebrating! We are embracing this as progress and we’re going to have fun during the construction,” offered Red Bird Sylvania’s Creative Director Dani Fuller, owner of Fuller Art House, 5679 Main St. Continue reading A ‘Cone-y Island’ invitation brings shoppers to downtown Sylvania

What could be more appropriate than an angel store to sell paper angel wing wreaths?
That question was easily answered when Tabitha Turnbow and her husband Adam discovered Angela’s Angels in January. Continue reading Custom-made angel wing wreaths now available at Angela’s

“Candy and socks are two of my favorite things,” confessed Pat Wahl, owner of The Village Candy Shoppe, 5727 Main St., in Sylvania’s Historic Village. “I became enamored with socks several years ago while visiting my brother in Portland, Oregon where I became acquainted with Dream Stockings by Sock Dreams, a small, family-owned business,” she recalled. Continue reading Village Candy Shoppe offers socks too

High quality, chemical/ hormone-free proteins are now available in Sylvania Steve Horst was concerned about the food his family was consuming. He was particularly frustrated with the meat he found in grocery stores. As the primary grocery shopper and cook for his wife and four children, he became increasingly aware of the drop in quality and the increase in prices for all foods, especially the … Continue reading My Protein Locker brings farm-to-table products to Oak Tree Plaza

“The Standard offers great food, genuine hospitality, and has become a welcoming neighborhood spot,” noted Chef Jeff Dinnebeil. Alongside his wife, Megan Lingsweiler Dinnebeil, he has welcomed both new and repeat guests to their Sylvania restaurant over the past year. Continue reading The Standard celebrates first year in business