Jameil Aossey, raised in the Sylvania area, won the award for “Best Dance/Electronic Music Album” at the Grammys on Feb. 5 for his work on Beyoncé’s new album “Renaissance”. Aossey and his partner, S1, produced two tracks on the album: “I’m That Girl” and “All Up In Your Mind.” This award gave Beyoncé the most Grammy victories of all time with 32 wins. Continue reading Local music producer wins a Grammy
Many new crafters and artists have been juried in with unique handmade crafts and art items Continue reading THE TOLEDO CRAFTSMAN’S GUILD SPRING FESTIVAL of CRAFTS
The Olander Park System is now Outdoor Sylvania Community Parks, which better reflects the organization’s mission, helps clarify misconceptions about the number of parks the organization runs, and encourages the community to visit all five parks in the system. This was the inspiration behind the new name and logo that was just revealed for The Olander Park System’s rebrand campaign. Continue reading New name … same mission – Outdoor Sylvania Community Park System introduced
Last year at this time I wrote about Valentine’s Day as a way of celebrating love: showing affection, understanding and intimacy for our beloveds. This year let’s talk about loving ourselves–especially dealing with the difficult twin emotions of regret and forgiveness. Continue reading Looking Sideways – Valentine’s Day includes love for ourselves
Serve up some love this Valentine’s Day with a heart-themed cheese and charcuterie board. Struck by Cupid’s arrow, this board is loaded with both sweet and savory treats. Build one to feed the whole family or create a smaller version just for two. Continue reading Sizzle Simmer Sauté – Be Mine Board is a sweet and savory treat
“I feel so comfortable here. This is like living at home with a lot of people,” noted Crescent resident Jerry Ryan. “I like the atmosphere and how everything is wide open. There are so many opportunities to do what we want to do. Everyone on staff from Diane Doneghy, the executive director of the whole campus, to Chef Tim Ruehs, to Activity Director (or the one we call the ‘entertainment boss’) Rebekah Borten, goes out of his or her way to make us feel welcome and comfortable. This is not an occasional happening. It’s how they are every day and I have lived here since last March.” Continue reading Crescent residents find fun, friendships, festivities
Create partners Deborah Lambdin and Kerry Wellstein have leased the first floor at 5723 N. Main St. in the Sylvania Historical Village, relocating their Sylvania studio from 5441 Main St. The partners opened their location in Sylvania early last year as their original Perrysburg location, founded 10 years ago, continues to expand and grow. Continue reading Create and Just Think relocate
In just one year since its founding, Sylvania’s neighborhood bridges has made an impact on 1,874 local students and families. The anniversary was celebrated with a ribbon cutting at the Fire Station 64 on Sylvania Avenue Jan. 6. Continue reading Neighborhood Bridges’ one year anniversary celebrated
Graphic designer Job description: Create layouts for the newspaper, design ads for clients, maintain the website, edit photos, create graphics for social media, and work with the marketing department to create materials for advertising campaigns. Hours: Part-time, flexible scheduling Pay: Hourly Requirements: Have a degree in or currently study graphic design, digital art, or a similar field; Ability to meet deadlines Sales Representative Job description: … Continue reading We’re hiring!
The just-completed holiday period between Thanksgiving and New Year began on what economists say is the busiest grocery shopping day of the year, Turkey Day Eve. As I fought the supermarket crowds ramping up to the holiday that day, I discovered some remarkable kindness among my fellow shoppers. Call it “Supermarket Etiquette.” Continue reading Looking Sideways – Supermarket etiquette brightens holiday
