Sylvania Municipal Judge Michael Bonfiglio administered the oath of office to the newly elected Mayor, Mark Frye. He then swore in re-elected council members Mary Westphal, Patrick Richardson, Marcus Hansen, and newly elected Shawn Murphy before the Jan. 5 meeting. Continue reading City beat …
Jonah Meyer-Crothers Day
Sylvania Mayor Mark Frye declared Nov. 17 as Jonah Meyer-Crothers Day in a proclamation at the Sylvania City Council meeting. Continue reading City beat …
City of Sylvania Service Director Joe Shaw proposed raising water and sewer rates at a Utilities and Environment Committee meeting held before the regular Sylvania City Council meeting on Nov. 3. Continue reading City beat …
Senior Center
levy endorsement
Members of Sylvania City Council voted unanimously to support the Five-Year, 0.50-mill levy for the Sylvania Senior Center at the Oct. 6 meeting. Continue reading City beat …
Sylvania City Councilman. Shawn Murphy, chairman of the Parks & Forestry Committee, reported on the city’s green yard waste program that was discussed in his committee’s meeting held before the regular council meeting on Sept. 16. Continue reading City beat …
Sylvania City Council members held a public hearing regarding Red Bird Sylvania’s request to expand the hours of the DORA from 12 pm to 12 am to 10 am to 12 am, Monday through Sunday. Red Bird President Katie Fields spoke on behalf of the request, and there was no opposition. Continue reading City beat …
ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE MAPLEWOOD AVENUE AT ERIE STREET Continue reading ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE MAPLEWOOD AVENUE AT ERIE STREET
Have you heard the Pawciting news? The city of Sylvania L.E.A.D. program has a new Officer, one with big floppy ears and the perfect nose to sniff out safety. Continue reading Paws & Protect with Leo 🐾School is soon to be open
Sylvania Township Board of Trustees authorized Road Supervisor Rob Nash to enter into a contract for 2025 leaf pickup with A&J Landscape, the lowest bidder for the project. Continue reading Township talk …
Sylvania Police Chief Danilynn Miller introduced LEO the Labrador to Mayor Mark Frye and City Council members before their July 21 meeting. LEO is the mascot for Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence (L.E.A.D.), the program adopted by the department last year, replacing DARE. LEO will be out and about at community events and will take part in Sylvania parades. Continue reading City beat …
