City Beat…
The Sylvania City Council approved property acquisitions for the planned Erie and Monroe streets roundabout project and discussed potential updates to downtown zoning regulations during its recent meeting. Continue reading City Beat…
Sylvania – Then & Now: 6385 Monroe Street
Until she died in 1936, Flora Hubbard West owned Lot No. 8 of the Hubbard’s Addition subdivision, and the large 1.997-acre parcel that ran behind Lots No. 1 thru 8. In Sylvania’s earliest days this land is where our founding fathers operated our first cider mill. After she died, this land transferred into her husband’s name, Ray West. They originally owned all the land along the south side of Monroe Street that was developed into Hubbard’s Addition. Continue reading Sylvania – Then & Now: 6385 Monroe Street
Over the Rainbow blends summer fun with early learning
While many children look forward to summer as a break from school, youngsters attending Kids Kamp at Over the Rainbow Early Learning Center can expect a season filled with adventure, creativity, and hands-on learning. Continue reading Over the Rainbow blends summer fun with early learning
Haymarket Square salon has new owner, new name
For 25 years, Debi Cook-Lunkas has been helping Sylvania residents look and feel their best. Now, after nearly 19 years as owner of Shear Madness Salon in Haymarket Square, she is ready to trade styling scissors for a new season of life. Continue reading Haymarket Square salon has new owner, new name
The KMB Group relocates to new offices; announces new partnership
For 26 years, KMB Group has built its reputation on something increasingly valuable in the financial services industry: relationships. Clients across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan have turned to the firm not only for investment guidance but also for the familiarity of working with advisors who understand their families, businesses, and long-term goals. Now, the locally established team is entering a new chapter designed to … Continue reading The KMB Group relocates to new offices; announces new partnership
Fire Up the Grill: Four Fresh Marinades for the Season
Grilling season is officially here, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with the bold, fresh flavor of a great marinade. Marinades are where spices, aromatics, and herbs come together to create layers of flavor that soak into every bite. Fresh herbs snipped straight from the garden, such as
rosemary, thyme, parsley, and basil, bring brightness and fragrance, while spices add warmth and depth. Whether you are preparing juicy chicken, hearty cuts of beef, or colorful vegetables, the right
marinade can transform everyday ingredients into something memorable on the picnic table. Continue reading Fire Up the Grill: Four Fresh Marinades for the Season
Cork and Pork Fundraiser
Japanese head spa opens at Maude’s Salon and Spa
Maude Salon and Spa, 5777 Monroe St. in the Promenade Shops, has added Japanese head spa services to its menu of offerings. After two years in business, owners Shana Izworski and Penny Henderson decided to dedicate space to the new service, which focuses on scalp health and relaxation. “This luxurious treatment is great for overall scalp health, promoting improved blood circulation and healthy, shiny hair,” … Continue reading Japanese head spa opens at Maude’s Salon and Spa
All American Softwash built on hard work, integrity
After trying his hand at factory work, food service, construction, home remodeling and several other industries, Ryan Taber decided it was time to take a leap of faith and build something of his own. “I was constantly working dead-end jobs, and I was never fulfilled with the results I was getting working for somebody else,” Taber said. “Instead of trying to climb the corporate ladder, … Continue reading All American Softwash built on hard work, integrity
Timberstone students clean up
Timberstone Junior High students spent a Saturday morning restoring headstones at historic Ravine Cemetery in Sylvania in preparation for Memorial Day. The event was organized by Stacey Leffler, Timberstone science teacher and Youth to Youth sponsor, in partnership with Margie Ott, Head of the Sylvania Parks and Forestry Division. Ravine Cemetery is the resting place of 2,117 individuals, including 199 veterans. Students included Adelynn Lesher, … Continue reading Timberstone students clean up