PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL

Tennis courts dedicated in Perrysburg Rotarian’s memory

Perrysburg Rotary Club members turned out in full force last Thursday to remember Steve Hopkins and his contributions to Rotary and the Perrysburg community. With the help of Mr.

Penta wins national award for ‘High Schools That Work’ program to improve learning

Penta Career Center has won a Gene Bottoms Pacesetter School award from the Southern Regional Education Board.

Board of education hears presentation on ADAMHS Youth Survey

At the August 7 Perrysburg Board of Education meeting, Dr. Bill Ivoska reviewed the 2018 Perrysburg ADAMHS (alcohol, drug addiction and mental health services) youth survey results.

By Deb Buker

KATHLEEN WEST

Kathleen West, age 84, resident of Willard, Ohio, passed away on Monday, August 6, 2018, at Blossom Nursing and Rehabilitation in Willard.

ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL

Football parking, shuttle announced

In the middle of a construction zone, Rossford High School will still play five home football games this year.

By Beth Church

Penta wins award for ‘High Schools That Work’

Penta Career Center has won a Gene Bottoms Pacesetter School award from the Southern Regional Education Board.

Senior housing complex approved for Crossroads

With split votes, the Rossford Planning Commission last week approved one new housing complex for the Crossroads area, but turned down another project.

By Beth Church

What was your summer job this year?

Summer days are winding down for families with school children.

Rossford Schools’ first official day is Wednesday, August 22.

HOLLAND-SPRINGFIELD JOURNAL

Holloway student throws first pitch at Mud Hens game

Little did McKenna Reitz realize that when she sought to bring attention to the autoimmune skin disease alopecia areata at a Mud Hens game, her effort would come back to roost in her own backyard.

Springfield Schools ‘Wicked Wheels’ car fest set for Aug. 25

Springfield Local Schools will host the inaugural Blue Devils Wicked Wheels Car Fest on Saturday, August 25, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the high school, 1470 South McCord Road.

Springfield football eager to rebound from 2017

Internal expectations are always high for Head Coach Pat Gucciardo’s football team. Last year, external expectations matched, as Springfield was unanimously thought of as top of the class of the No

By Sean Maiolo

SHS youth named All-American cheerleaders

Recently, three Springfield High School students were named All-American Cheerleaders by the Universal Cheerleaders Association.

POINT AND SHORELAND JOURNAL

Three firefighters honored by WTFD

The Washington Township Fire Department recently honored three members.

Washington Twp. Police school safety reminder

The Washington Township Police Department has issued a back-to-school safety reminder to the community.

Salvation Army holds ‘Tools for School’ distribution

The Salvation Army recently held its Tools for School backpack distribution to help students get a good start to the school year.

PAUL BRAATZ

Paul R. Braatz, 75, of Toledo, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, August 14, 2018. He was born March 8, 1943, to the late Harold and Audrey (Klopfenstein) Braatz.

Obituaries

KATHLEEN WEST

Kathleen West, age 84, resident of Willard, Ohio, passed away on Monday, August 6, 2018, at Blossom Nursing and Rehabilitation in Willard.

PHYLLIS MARY KINDERVATER

Phyllis Mary Kindervater was born October 9, 1925, to Domenico and Marie (Johnston) Benigni in Toledo. She entered Heaven’s gate on Sunday, July 22, 2018, in Hamilton, Texas, after a brief illness.

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Jeanne D.

DAVID CULBERTSON

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