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The Great Swami returns! n Ok, it is New Years, so it is time once again for The
Great Swami (otherwise known as your slightly cyni-cal Beacon Newspaper Publisher) to predict what Ot-tawa County will look like in the year 2025. Just hav-ing a little fun, ok?
n January 2025 – Port Clinton Mayor Mike Snider serves as Master of Ceremonies at the 2025 Wall-eye Drop. All of the major news networks cover it live. Frankie Bickel wows the crowd singing the Na-tional Anthem. Kenny Chesney is the entertainment headliner. The Victory Hotel and Convention Center serves as the venue for the event in the old Water-works Park. The hotel now has 300 rooms and is full most of the year. Its massive convention center also hosts the January Boat Show formerly held at the IX Center in Cleveland.
n February 2025 – The Cleveland Browns win their fourth consecutive Super Bowl in New Orleans. Amazingly, they are led by the fourth different quar-terback, JT Barrett, to lead them to the championship of football. Barrett rushes for 147 yards and passes for 325 yards in their win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Coach Mike Pettine gives much of the credit to the preparation work given to Barrett by ageless backup, Johnny Manziel.
n March 2025 – The Oak Harbor High School Wrestling Team wins its first Ohio Division II Championship by edging out St. Paris Graham. The deciding match had the Rockets’ Bart Bergman matched up with a Jerry Jordan of St. Paris Graham, with Bergman winning in overtime 3-2 on an escape with 3 seconds left. Coach Phil Weirich said afterward it was the proudest mo-ment in the storied history of Oak Harbor Wrestling.
n April 2025 – Port Clinton Mayor Mike Snider begins the campaign to defeat the ballot initiative from his old adversaries from CORD, to construct a 10-foot high fence around the city to create extra tax revenues by charging a gate entrance fee at the east, south and west entrances. Thanks to efforts of the Ohio Depart-ment of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, the Walleye hatches reach all-time records, along with the perch hatches making the Western Basin of Lake Erie once again the Walleye Capital of the World. ODNR
Director Gary Rasmussen (yes, the Great G-Ras), an-nounces that there is no longer a need for limits on Walleye catches. According to their Director, Gary Rasmussen, “catch all you can, and eat as much as you can, just don’t “filet & release!!!”
n May 2025 – CORD initiative is defeated by a mar-gin of 90%-10% in the May primary. CORD vows to fight on. ‘We’ll never give up” says spokesman Rick Noderer. The Walleye Festival expands across the City of Port Clinton. The Lake Erie Marine Trades Association holds its In-Water Boat Show in the 300 slip Municipal Marina while the revitalized Lake Erie Charter Boat Association once again hosts their an-nual Walleye Tournament featuring teams from the Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts and Cincinnati Bengals. The centerpiece of the Fes-tival is the Port Clinton Lighthouse, located along the north shore. The refurbished True Lay Stadium hosts the 2025 District Track & Field championships.
n June 2025 – The Jet Express unveils its new 800 pas-senger high speed ferry boat to Put-in-Bay. The new 98 footer features foil technology which allows the boat to travel up to 75 miles per hour, cutting the trav-el time to the Island to 15 minutes. Having purchased the old Great Scott property back in 2015 to expand its parking lot, the old parking lot west of the drawbridge has been turned into a 20-story high rise Marriott Hotel and Conference center, employing 806 people. They then build a walkway under the drawbridge to connect with the City’s popular River Walk from the Marriott to the expanded City Beach.
n July 2025 – Christmas at the Bay draws over 3-million revelers to Put-in-Bay. Mayor Ray Fogg is all smiles as he watches the hordes of visitors getting off the converted C-130 at Put-in-Bay International Airport! Liberty Air Museum now operates Island Airlines and owns 5 C-130s, 4 DC3s, 2 Ford Tri-Motors, 3 PT Boats, and the de-commissioned carrier, USS Bataan.
n August 2025 – Amanda Quisno takes the reins of the Oak Harbor High School football program, the first female head coach ever in Ohio. Her dad comes out of retirement again to serve as Amanda’s defensive coordinator. Ottawa County Commissioners, Amy
Drummer, Roni Reid and Chris Redfern participate in the dedication ceremony for the new Catawba Point Lighthouse located just north of the Miller Ferry dock.
n September 2025 – Oak Harbor wins its first five games, all shutouts, for their new coach. So does Port Clinton, setting up inevitable showdown for the championship of the Sandusky Bay Conference. 2025 Harvest Festival is another record breaker. It is now held in the Park that used to be the old Port Clinton Middle School/Jefferson School property.
n October 2025 – Dr. Robert Putnam returns to Ottawa County to report on the economic turnaround of his old Home Town. The conversion of Port Clinton from old industrial city to a “First Class Resort Community” has created much new home construction. He cited the “Arts Colony” created by Grant and Jodie McCal-lum as a major step at giving the city a “New Identity”. Meanwhile, CORD petitions voters again, this time putting forward an ordinance to mandate a Port Clin-ton Resident Identification Card, asserting that no one can be on the streets of Port Clinton past 6 p.m. without one. All visitors must leave. The Apple Fes-tival and Lighthouse Festival again draw thousands.
n November 2025 – Ohio State defeats Michigan for the 15th consecutive year as Jim Harbaugh 107-15 re-cord isn’t good enough and he is fired as Michigan Coach. 10 of his 15 losses during his tenure have come against the Buckeyes. OSU Band Director Rod Miller, in a gesture of friendship, brings back Jon Waters to “dot the i” in “Script Ohio” at the game. Port Clinton edges 7-0 Oak Harbor to finish 10-0. CORD loses ref-erendum on City ID card by 95%...vows to fight on!
n December 2025 – Beau Carman is named “Coach of the Year” in Division II in Ohio High School football for the fourth time. Port Clinton School Board presi-dent, Mac Gilliland presents Carman with a com-memorative plaque at the first basketball game. Biro Manufacturing in Marblehead expands its worldwide operations facility and now employs 368 people! Fi-nally, everything you just read will probably never actually happen, although some of it might! You just never know. Anyway, Happy New Year!!! –Swami
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1 Lake Erie water crisisAfter warnings of algal blooms having the poten-tial to infiltrate the water supply, it happened. On Saturday, August 2, Toledo’s water supply was shut down. After two painstaking days, the ban was lifted. New legislation has been introduced to help with the problem, but… will it be enough?
2 November 2 Election DayThe night of November 2 shook up many citi-zens and politicians. 89th District Representative Chris Redfern, who had held office since 1999 and who was the Ohio Democratic Party Chair-man, lost to Steve Kraus; Ottawa County Audi-tor Larry Hartlaub had to wait until December 3 enduring two recounts to retain his seat against Roni Reid; and Port Clinton’s Issue 6 ballot initia-tive won with 38 votes out of the 1966 total voters in the City.
3 True Lay stadium renovationThe $3 million project, started by the Fullback-ers Club, was given to Poggemeyer Design Group for final development plan. The plan entails new turf, track and lighting along with a new press box and bleachers. With a substantial donation from the Bassett family, the field will be called Bassett field. The project is scheduled to be finished by football season’s opening night 2015.
4 City gets $2.34 million grant from ODOTThe Ohio Department of Transportation awarded Port Clinton with a Small Cities Grant worth $2.34 million that will go to the upgrade and improve-ment of the downtown. The curbs, sidewalks, roadways and sewers will be replaced. Port Clin-ton received 25% of the funds that were available to the whole state of Ohio.
5 Shoreline restoration by Army Corp of EngineersIn March, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers re-leased a detailed project for the Coastal Wetland Restoration Project for the City of Port Clinton. The project is a Great Lakes Fishery and Ecosys-tem Restoration which affects the land on Perry Street between Water Works Park and the City Beach. The phragmites that plague the shoreline will be eliminated and replaced with native plant species and a wetland to attract wildlife.
6 Handicap playground planned for Lakeview ParkA state of the art inclusive play structure, planned for Lakeview Park, will provide play opportuni-ties for all citizens of the area no matter their abil-ity level. The Kiwanis, Rotary and Lion’s Club of Port Clinton along with Lake Erie Adventure Play are coming together to raise funds to develop the project. The closest playground of this kind is in the Cleveland area.
7 Washington Properties proposal for Water Works Park
Washington Properties held a special meeting with Port Clinton City Council to pitch their plans for the development of Water Works Park. The plans (which included a conference center, store fronts and an ampletheatre) inspired CORD to bring about a ballot initiative that the people in the City of Port Clinton should have a say, in a general election, on what happens in its parks.
8 Davis-Besse outageIn January, Davis-Besse brought in techs from around the country to work on a $600 million steam generator replacement project that had a huge economic impact on the whole county. It was estimated that $38 million dollars was spent on local goods and services from the area to sup-port the outage, including building and office supplies and other construction services.
9 The Beacon holds Best of the BestIn a tradition that will surely continue, the first Best of the Best (or the BOBs as John Schaffner called them) competition was held in September. Hundreds of ballots were cast, businesses and or-ganizations campaigned and fun was had by all. The public voting contest went over with rave re-views.
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Joseph John MackoFeb. 19, 1928-Dec. 26, 2014
Port Clinton native Joseph (Joe) John Macko died Friday, December 26 at an assisted living in Fort Worth, Texas at the age of 86. Macko, touched thousands of lives during his more than 63 years in profes-sional baseball.
Macko was born, February 19, 1928 in Port Clinton, son of John and Barbara Macko. Macko played ball all around Ottawa County during his high school days and was well known by many and touched the lives of thousands.
A graduate of Port Clinton High School, Macko earned 5 varsity letters; 4 in basketball and 1 in football. He was the first freshman to play on the varsity basketball team and led the team in scoring in 1946.
In 16 minor league seasons, he hit 306 home runs with a career .272 batting average. He hit a career-high 37 hom-ers in 1956, playing for the San Diego Padres and Dallas Eagles in the minors. Macko also pitched for parts of four seasons, compiling an 11-7 record with a 3.70 ERA in 37 appearances, including 15 starts.
He attended Tiffin University in 1947 where he excelled in both baseball and basketball. He signed a professional baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians in 1947 and played for the Indians and the Chicago Cubs for a total of 16 seasons, finishing as the 10th leading home run hitter in the minor leagues with 306 home runs.
While playing for the Indians he met his wife Dorothy in Burlington, Iowa. They married in Dallas in 1952. Macko’s sister, Catherine, and her husband were living in Lub-bock, Texas and traveled to Dallas for the wedding. “Joe and Dorothy were married in the church earlier in the day. Prior to the ball game that evening, they were mar-ried again at home plate,” said Limestahl.
His most recent inductions were in 2008 when he was inducted into the Texas League Hall of Fame and in 2010 inducted into the Tiffin University Hall of Fame. Macko was also a member of the Port Clinton High School Athletic Hall of Fame. He was also elected to the Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame in 1982 and the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame in 1984.
Macko spent the last 29 years of his career as a club-
house manager for the Rangers, first in the Rangers’ club-house from 1973 to 1994 and in the visitors’ clubhouse from 1995 to 2001. After his retirement in 2001, he was the Texas Ranger’s Goodwill Ambassador and made hun-dreds of personal appearances over the next 12 years.
Macko managed four minor league teams while still an active player: the Tulsa Oilers (as interim) in 1955, the St. Cloud Rox in 1961, the Wenatchee Chiefs in 1962 and 1964, and the Amarillo Gold Sox in 1963.
Before his playing days were over Macko was business manager and general manager for the Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs in the Texas League from 1965-71.
Macko is survived by daughter Karen and husband Josh Wells, daughter Linda and husband Chris Eadler, and son Mike and wife Brooke. He had two grandchildren, Jay and Lindsey Eadler. Sister and brother-in-law Cath-erine (Katy) and Kenneth Limestahl, two nieces and three nephews, many great and great, great nieces and neph-ews from Port Clinton area.
His wife, Dorothy, died in 2007 and son Steve who played with the Chicago Cubs in 1979-80 died of cancer in 1980. His parents, sisters Mary Camarata and Anna Macko also preceded him in death.
In lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Steve Macko Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 121914, Arling-ton, Texas 76012. His son, Steve, an All-American at Bay-lor University and a Chicago Cubs infielder in 1979-80, passed away from cancer at age 27 in 1981. In his memory, Joe founded the Steve Macko Scholarship Fund.
Roseann B. BarkerJun. 21, 1945-Dec. 14, 2014
Roseann B. (Bacha) Barker, beloved wife of Peter Barker and daughter of the late John (Jack) and Anna (Kuchta) Bacha, passed away Sunday, December 14.
Funeral Mass was held Saturday, December 20, at St. Angela Catholic Church, 20970 Lorain Ave., at 10 a.m. The family received friends at Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, 20820 Lorain Ave., Friday, December 19, from 5-8 p.m. Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Sarah Jennifer HallOct. 6, 1980-Dec. 25, 2014
Sarah Jennifer Hall, 34, of Port Clinton, passed away on Thursday, December 25, as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. She was born on October 6, 1980.
Visitation was held Tuesday, December 30, from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home, 1124 Fulton Street, Port Clinton. On Wednesday, December 31, prayers began at 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 414 Madison Street, Port Clinton, with Father John C. Missler officiat-ing. Burial followed in Catawba Island Cemetery.
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James “Bo” OreskovichDec. 2, 1958-Dec. 22, 2014
James “Bo” Oreskovich, 56, of Mitiwanga Park, Huron, and formerly of Catawba, passed away Monday, Decem-ber 22, at his residence. Bo was born December 2, 1958 in Kirkland, WA, the son of Robert and Neva (Johnson) Oreskovich.
A gathering of family and friends was 6-8 p.m. Monday, December 29, at the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home, Port Clinton, followed by a memorial service. Interment was in Catawba Island Cemetery, Port Clinton. Memo-rial donations in memory of Bo may be given to Back to the Wild, 4504 Bardshar Rd, Castalia, OH 44824. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walkerfu-neralhomes.com.
Marilyn Elizabeth (Sherer) VelikoffMar. 24, 1929-Dec. 20, 2014
Marilyn E. Velikoff, 85, of Port Clinton, passed away peacefully on, December 20, at her residence, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on March 24, 1929 in Crestline, OH, to Ralph Eugene “Red” and Elsie (Yeitter) Sherer.
Calling hours will be, Saturday, December 27, from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clinton. Funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m., Sunday, December 28, at the fu-neral home. Memorial donations in memory of Marilyn may be given to Stein Hospice, 1200 Sycamore Line, San-dusky, Ohio 44870. Online condolences may be shared with the family at walkerfuneralhomes.com.
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Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca County art students in seventh grade through twelfth grade were given the opportunity to participate in the OSS Solid Waste Dis-trict’s Calendar Design Contest. Students were encouraged to create a design with a recycling or litter prevention theme to be included in a 2015 Calendar created by the District.
“The calendar contest is a great way for the District’s recycling goals to reach middle and high school students. These talented students then express those goals through their own artwork to further the environmental message,” said Amy Drum-mer, the district’s Assistant Director, “We enjoy working with the art councils, who judge the contest, making this a good community project as well.”
Entries received were judged by the Greater Port Clinton Area Arts Council. Twelve designs were selected to be dis-played in the calendar.
GENOAWinning designs at the Middle School
level were submitted by Jessica Cable, Art Teacher at Genoa Middle School and in-clude the following students: First place Isabel Cuevas and second place Veyda Sievert.
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All of the winners received a dorm size recycling bin made from recycled plastic filled with a variety of art supplies and a framed picture of their original artwork.
The finished 2015 calendars were dis-tributed to all of the schools and county offices in each of the three counties. The District would like to congratulate all of the winners and thank all students who participated in the contest.
For general recycling information, Dis-trict recycling collections or sponsored events log onto the OSS Solid Waste Dis-trict’s website at www.recycleoss.org. Get connected with the District by joining us on Facebook and searching: Ottawa San-dusky Seneca Green Recycling Scene and hitting the like button on our page. Fol-low us on Twitter by searching: OSS Solid Waste @Aim2BGreen.
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The Ohio Lake Erie Commission (OLEC) awarded two quarterly grants through Ohio’s Lake Erie Protection Fund at its December meeting in Columbus.
The fund was established to help finance research and projects aimed at protecting, preserving and restoring Lake Erie and its watershed. The fund is supported by Ohioans through tax-deductible donation or purchase of a Lake Erie license plate displaying the Marblehead Lighthouse or the Lake Erie life preserver.
GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO:
• John Carroll University – $15,000 to develop and test a water quality metric for algal phytoplankton in the Lake Erie nearshore area. The met-
ric will be used to score the health of algal phytoplankton communities and the impacts of phosphorus. Re-searchers will use a numeric scale based on sensitivity values of organ-isms at each sampling site. The metric will serve as a tool for assessment of water quality along Lake Erie’s near-shore.
• The Ohio State University – $14,956 to compare composition, size and seasonal variation of fish species at three different water conveyance structures in Lake Erie coastal wet-lands. The project will assess which structures provide the most efficient and cost-effective fish passages for wetland restoration purposes. Re-sults will help inform management
decisions related to maintenance of coastal wetlands for both water levels and fish access.
All donations and proceeds from the sale of Lake Erie license plates are used to fund grants to benefit Ohio’s Great Lake. Citizens may make a tax-deductible do-nation directly to the Lake Erie Protection Fund by sending a check to the commis-sion office at 111 E. Shoreline Drive, San-dusky, OH 44870.
OLEC was established to preserve Lake Erie’s natural resources, protect the
quality of its waters and ecosystem and promote economic development in the region. The director of the Ohio Environ-mental Protection Agency serves as the commission’s chairman. Additional mem-bers include the directors of the state de-partments of Transportation, Health, De-velopment Services, Agriculture, Natural Resources and five additional members appointed by Governor John Kasich.
For more information about the Lake Erie Protection Fund or to read about past grant projects, visit: http://lakeerie.ohio.gov/.
Lake Erie license plate proceedsfund projects within the watershed
The Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca Joint Solid Waste District will offer grants in the first round of the Competitive Fund-ing Grant Program in 2015. The second round grant meeting will be held Wednes-day, January 7, at 10 a.m. at the OSS Sol-id Waste District office at 1875 E. State Street, Fremont. Eligible participants are required to attend a meeting prior to sub-mitting an application.
The grant program’s main priority is to set up recycling programs for educational institutions, non-profit organizations, townships, cities and villages in Ottawa, Sandusky and Seneca Counties. Once a recycling program has been established,
an agency can apply for funds for prod-ucts made from 25% recycled content. The District cannot fund any privately owned businesses.
Applicants are required to attend the in-formational meeting at the District office in Fremont for this funding round. If a representative does not attend the meet-ing the entity cannot apply for a grant. Applicants may register by calling the Dis-trict office at 419-334-7222, 888-850-7224 or email Assistant Director, Amy Drum-mer at [email protected]. The applica-tion and guidelines are available on the District’s website: recycleoss.org.
Joint Solid Waste Competitive Funding Grant meeting
The Danbury Township Board of Trust-ees will hold a special meeting on Tues-day, January 6, at the Danbury Township Hall beginning at 6 p.m. to organize the Board for 2015, set temporary appropria-tions, and discuss wage compensation for public employees in 2015.
The Danbury Township Board of Trust-ees will hold a special meeting on Wednes-day, January 14, at the Danbury Township Hall beginning at 6 p.m. (one-half hour prior to their regular meeting) to discuss the 2015 budget.
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TOPSWhat: Taking off pounds sensiblyWhen: 6:30-7:30 p.m., weigh in at 6 p.m.Where: Port Clinton Senior CenterInfo: 419-734-4102
Al-Anon/Alateen What: Twelve-step group for those affected by another’s drink-ingWhen: 7 p.m. every ThursdayWhere: Trinity United Methodist Church, 135 Adams St. Port Clinton
Art ClassWhen: 6-7:30 p.m. every ThursdayWhere: Danbury Senior Center, MarbleheadCost: $10 per classInfo: Call Lori at 419-798-0608
Strength TrainingWhen: 5:30-6:30 p.m. every ThursdayWhere: Magruder Conference CenterCost: $4 per sessionInfo: 419-732-4061
Friday Jan. 2
Al-Anon/Alateen What: Twelve-step group for those affected by another’s drink-ingWhen: 7 p.m. every FridayWhere: St. John Lutheran Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak Harbor
Gentle Yoga sponsored by the Ida Rupp LibraryWhen: 8:15-9:15 a.m.Where: Ida Rupp Library Cost: free
Monday Jan. 5
Tales for ToddlersWhat: 30 minutes of stories, songs and finger plays intended for children ages 2-3 with a caregiver.When: 10:30 a.m.Where: Ida Rupp Library, 310 Madison St., Port ClintonInfo: 419-732-3212
Compassionate Friends What: For bereaved family & friends that have experienced the death of a child.When: 7 p.m., first Monday of each monthWhere: Peace Lutheran ChurchInfo: 419-308-4690 or compassionatefriends.org
Al-Anon/Alateen What: Twelve-step group for those affected by another’s drink-ingWhen: 7 p.m.Where: St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 214 E. Second St., Port Clinton
Tuesday Jan. 6
Danbury Twp Board of Trustees special meetingWhat: Organize the board, set temporary appropriations and discuss wages and compenstation for public employees.When: 6 p.m.Where: Danbury Township Hall
Mental Illness Anxiety & Depression Family Sup-port Group When: 6-8 p.m., 1st Tuesday each monthWhere: Magruder Hospital Conference Center, Port ClintonInfo: For more info call 419-732-6264
Multiple Sclerosis Support Group When: 6:30-8 p.m., 1st Tuesday each month Where: Magruder Hospital Conference Center, Port Clinton Info: For more info 419-607-6021
Open public shootingWhat: Practice shooting at the Camp Perry Marksmanship Center air gun range. Instructors and shooting equipment are available at the range.When: 5:30-8 p.m.Where: Camp Perry Training Site, 1000 Lawrence Dr., Port ClintonCost: $5 adult, $2 juniorInfo: 419-635-2141 ext 1101 or thecmp.org/3p/publicshoot-ing.htm
PilatesWhat: Pilates with Laura Tyson, instructorWhen: 9 a.m.Where: The Ballet School, Madison St., Port ClintonCost: $5 Info: [email protected].
Strength Training When: 5:30-6:30 p.m., every Tuesday and ThursdayWhere: Magruder Conference CenterCost: $4 per sessionInfo: 419-732-4061
TOPSWhat: Take Off Pounds Sensibly; all are welcomeWhen: 6 p.m. every TuesdayWhere: Catawba Community Hall, 3307 NW Catawba Road
Yoga When: 6:30-8 p.m. every TuesdayWhere: Magruder Hospital Conference Center, Port ClintonCost: $8 per class for the whole month or $10 per classInfo: 419-635-2337
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Babies and BooksWhat: 20-25 minutes of stories, songs, finger plays and rhymes for children 6-23 months with a caregiver.When: 10:30 a.m.Where: Ida Rupp Library, 310 Madison St., Port ClintonInfo: 419-732-3212
Zumba with Audrey Lomax YoungWhat: Learn more about this class by attending Jan. 7 for freeWhen: 5:45 p.m.Where: Magruder Hospital Conference CenterInfo: 419-732-4061 or magruderhospital.com
Jazz NightWhat: Wine, pasta, and live Jazz with The Bob Szmik Trio and special guests.When: Wednesdays, 7-10 p.m.Where: Slater’s Madison Street Pub, 111 Madison St., Port ClintonInfo: 419-732-2030
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BY ROBERT HRUSKAMARBLEHEAD ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
Happy New Year everybody! I hope you had a great Christmas.
Instead of talking about zoning stuff today, there is a much more exciting thing to discuss. The Village of Mar-blehead is currently working with The Western Reserve Land Conservancy to help us acquire the Lifeboat Station property and turn it into a public lakefront park for the Village. That is the development over near the cemetery, owned by Blue Isle intended to be used for a single-fam-ily subdivision. The Village owns no lakefront property right now and this would be the perfect place for a park. As a park, it would provide public access to the lake. It is about 2 acres that we could use for a nice place to relax with a view of the lake. Sometimes we do not stop and think how nice it is to drive by that area and see the lake. That is, until it is gone! This parcel is the only open space still available on the water in Marblehead.
A park on the lake in this location could be a destina-tion spot for other visitors to the area, which is also close to the downtown business district. This would attract visitors from the Lighthouse, travelers going to the Ferry, bicyclers and others, to spend a little more time with our local businesses. Instead of just passing through to an-other destination, they could make the Lifeboat Park the destination.
Even without being a destination, preserving this small piece of lakefront for residents is a worthwhile endeav-or. It would create public access for fishing, hiking, bird watching and other recreation. We could put ramp ac-cess for non-motorized boats such as Kayaks or shallow draft motorized craft like motorboats and jet skis. The Village already owns the land across the street from this property that could be used for permanent style rest-rooms and temporary parking for park visitors.
We have had a completely positive response from our community so far. If you need any more information on the proposed Lifeboat Station Park, you can call, email or stop in to the Village office, which is located above the Police Station. The Zoning and Planning Office is open every weekday from 8:00am to 1:00pm. (419) 798-4074 or [email protected] except holidays.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible contribution for the proposed Lifeboat Station Park, please send it directly to Western Reserve Land Conservancy, 3850 Chagrin River Road, More-land Hills, OH 44022-1131. Put Lifeboat Park in the memo.
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Port Clinton’s defense was the key, holding Huron to 10 first-half points in the Redskins’ 46-32 win over the Tigers in Sandusky Bay Conference action.
Port Clinton took a 22-10 lead into the half before slowly building its advantage in the final two quarters.
Emily Ashley scored a game-high 15 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, and Hannah Weaver added 10 points.
Monika Giardina scored 14 points to lead Huron.
Defensively, the ‘Skins forced 22 turn-overs.
The win puts Port Clinton at 8-1 overall and 4-0 in the SBC.
Port Clinton 58, Oak Harbor 52With the score tied late in the third quar-
ter, Hannah Weaver connected on a three-pointer to give Port Clinton the lead for good as the Redskins defeated Oak Harbor, 58-52.
Holding a 34-29 lead after three quarters, Port Clinton was able to hold off the Rockets in the fourth quarter.
Weaver had a game-high 21 points and Emily Ashley chipped in with 18.
Andrea Cecil led Oak Harbor with 21 points as well.
Port Clinton Boys BasketballPort Clinton 57, Perkins 49Tytan Rumball led all scorers with 18
points as Port Clinton defeated Perkins, 57-49.
Marcus Hogan had 10 points to pace the Redskins and the Pirates got 12 points from Matt Schweinfurth and 11 from Connor Roesch, respectively.
Huron 55, Port Clinton 38After keeping things close for one quarter,
Port Clinton was done in by a poor perfor-mance in the second quarter that allowed Huron to pull away and establish control in the Tigers’ 55-38 win in Sandusky Bay Con-ference action last weekend.
Holding a 14-13 lead after one quarter, Huron outscored the Redskins, 15-4, in the second quarter to push the lead to 29-17 at halftime.
The Tigers put the game away by outscor-ing Port Clinton, 16-11, in the third quarter.
Huron’s Adam Storer led all scorers with 20 points and Nick Stauffer finished with 18.
Port Clinton is now 3-4 overall and 2-1 in the SBC.
Port Clinton wins 8th straight game
Port Clinton’s Adrianna Hall pops a shot over Oak Harbor’s Maddy RathbunPort Clinton’s Marcus Hogan drives and scores against Perkins
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After rallying from a 15-point deficit to tie the score late in the fourth quarter, the Oak Harbor Rockets watched as St. Mary Central Catholic finished the game with a flurry as the Panthers won, 70-62, in non-conference action.
With the score tied at 60, SMCC’s Trent Zimmerson, who led all scorers with 27 points, hit Trevor Fitzthum on a long outlet pass that Fitzthum converted into a layup, accounting for the winning basket with1:36 to play. From there, the Panthers (7-1) would score eight more points from the free-throw line to close out the game.
Zimmerman scored 11 of his 27 points in the fourth quarter, and teammate Melvin Jackson finished with 19.
Playing without leading scorer DeShawn Johnson hurt
the Rockets (1-5), who were outscored, 20-8, in the first quarter. Oak Harbor then slowly chipped away, cutting the deficit to 32-25 at halftime.
The third quarter saw the Rockets battle back from a double-digit deficit twice before finishing the quarter on a 7-4 run to cut the deficit to 50-43. They did it again in the fourth quarter when, down 60-52, Oak Harbor went on an 8-0 run and tied it on a steal and a layup by Isiah Jefferson.
Tyler Sievert led Oak Harbor with 19 points, Paul Shay scored 16, including four 3-pointers, and Jefferson chipped in with 14.
Oak Harbor Girls BasketballPerkins 41, Oak Harbor 39Despite trailing for most of the second half, Perkins
played well when it counted most, rallying to defeat Oak Harbor, 41-39, in Sandusky Bay Conference action.
After falling behind 27-18 with 2:11 remaining in the third quarter, the Pirates went on a 16-5 lead to take the lead for good at 34-32 on two free throws by Haylee Darr.
Perkins pushed the lead to 38-32 before the Rockets rallied, cutting the deficit to 41-39 before Emma Barney misfired on a three-pointer at the buzzer.
Darr led the Pirates with 13 points, Emily Wagner chipped in with 12 and Hailee Smith finished with 11.
Oak Harbor’s Andrea Cecil led all scorers with 15 points and Emma Bergman chipped in with 12.
Rockets put up a fight in loss to St. Mary CC
BY YANEEK SMITH
Danbury held off a late rally to defeat St. Joseph Central Catholic, 61-55, and pick up its first win of the season at the Seneca East Shootout.
Behind Hunter Stinchcomb’s 20 points, the Lakers built a 56-47 lead with just under two minutes remaining be-fore the Crimson Streaks mounted a rally.
SJCC went on an 8-0 run, cutting the deficit to one be-fore Lucas Michael missed a shot that would’ve given the Streaks the lead. Instead, Danbury (1-5) closed the game out on a 5-0 run, a spurt that was started by Caleb Ger-ber’s two free throws. After Michael missed on a three-pointer, the Lakers rebounded the ball and closed it out
by scoring three more points at the charity stripe.In a back-and-forth first half, Danbury led 10-8 after the
first quarter and 26-22 at halftime. The Lakers outscored SJCC, 16-15, in the third quarter to take a 42-37 advantage into the final quarter.
The difference in the game was Stinchcomb’s ability to score inside. His 20 points were six more than the next highest scorer, Ryan Chapman. John Rhodes chipped in with seven points and Gerber had six.
The Streaks were led by Michael, who scored 14 points, and Jake Yeckley chipped in with 13.
With the score tied at 32 midway thru the third quarter, Danbury took the lead for good after going on an 8-2 to run to push the advantage to 40-34.
Danbury Girls BasketballDanbury 46, Maumee Valley 17The Lakers dominated in their win over Maumee Valley
Country, holding the Panthers to just four points in the
first half of their 46-17 victory.In addition to its stout defense, Danbury had a balanced
scoring attack that saw Stephanie Kukay, Lexi Mitchell and Alyx Perram finish with eight points apiece.
The win puts the Lakers at 3-3 overall and 3-1 in the Toledo Area Athletic Conference.
Northwood 53, Danbury 41The Lakers lost their first conference game of the sea-
son, falling, 53-41, to Northwood in Toledo Area Athletic Conference action.
The difference in the game was the Rangers’ perfor-mance in the second quarter, which saw them outscore Danbury, 15-6.
Allison Roach had a game-high 19 points for North-wood, which employed a stall-ball strategy for parts of the game.
The Lakers, playing without Megan Stephens, got 15 points from Stephanie Kukay and 14 from Alyx Perram.
Danbury boys get first win of the season
B-C-S Schools is pleased to announce new times for Sunday Fun Open Swim at the Oak Harbor High School Pool for all B-C-S students, families, and community members starting on January 11. Racquet ball courts will also be open to adults during these times. The pool and racquet ball courts will be open on the following Sundays from 2 until 4 p.m. January 11, 18, 25; February 1, 8, 15, 22; and March 1. Additional dates may be added on the district website (bcssd.com) if the district gets a good re-sponse.
Pool admission cost to be paid at the door for B-C-S stu-dents is only $1, and B-C-S adults will be $2. Racquet ball courts will be open to B-C-S adults only for an additional charge of $2 (limit 4 per court). A lifeguard and site direc-tor will be on site to ensure safety. Please note that these Sunday Fun times will be cancelled if Ottawa County is on a Level One or Level Two Emergency as announced by the Ottawa County Sherriff.
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To start the Christmas season off right, Edgewood held its annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in December. Staff, residents and family gathered to hang ornaments on the living room tree while listening to music by Mark Wilkins. The entertainer sang a variety of oldies while the audi-ence enjoyed cookies and punch. Then once the tree was fully adorned and the
living room was dimmed, the tree lights were turned on. As the attendees clapped with delight, everyone joined together to sing such holiday favorites as Silent Night and White Christmas. It was a beautiful and memorable evening filled with smiles, singing and tradition as loved ones gath-ered together to celebrate.
Mr. Earl Dunfee and his daughter Cheryl Weiber hang an ornament on the tree at Edgewood Manor.
Tree Lighting Ceremony at Edgewood
The World Wide Shop received nearly 300 entries for a gift basket in the shop’s annual Christmas drawing. The gift bas-ket, that had a $275 value, was awarded to Stephie Richards of Catawba Island.
All of the items, from book ends, dried fruit and spices to a wine holder, candle and a wooden game, are all made by ar-tisans in poverty areas around the world.
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Terrific Kids are selected in each class each month to recognize students for working to the best of their abil-ity to improve academic performance, behavior, relation-ships with peers, displays honesty, or attendance.
Aidan Meister, Brooke-Lynn Lattimore, Tessa Cantu, Hunter Bartow, Ryan Kuehling, Isaiah Wheeler, McK-enna Sullivan, Tristan Minney, Nickolas Tusen, Isabella
Belden, Dane Emigh, Madelyn Shobe, Casey Brand, Ethan Mooney, Marissa Frohne, Grace Arnold, Caleb Spencer, Autumn Roark, Will Hartlaub, Sienna Geretz, George Curry, Jessica Waddell, Nora Rosario, Alexa Kolodziejczyk, Simeon Borton, Amelia Honeycutt.
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Port Clinton High School National Honor Society held their Induction Ceremony in the Performing Arts Cen-ter . The following new members met the membership criteria and were inducted: Ellis Adolph, Steven Kast, Danielle Stager, Sydney Alexander, Haley Klima, Taylor Steyer, Katelyn Chapman, Katelyn Koebel, Natalie Stitak,
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National Honor Society at PCHS plans and participates in a number of projects throughout the year including Adopt-a-Road (Gill Rd.), Halloween Spooktacular, Sal-vation Army Bell Ringing, CAP Day, Breakfast with the Arts, Reading with Santa, High School Talent Show and Tutoring.
New National Honor Society Members Inducted at Port Clinton High School
Port Clinton High School National Honor Society has an annual project to provide Bataan Memorial Primary students with books each holiday season. On Monday,
December 22, PCHS National Honor Society students dressed the part and visited each Primary Classroom. Younger students were very excited to see their special visitors and receive their new books to take home. PCHS Students helping with the project were Andrew Cline, Ol-ivia Heckerd, Allison Cline, Abby Waite and Dani Stager.
Pictured Left to Right: Santa and his elves visited Bataan Primary Classrooms handing out books. PCHS National Honor Society members helping with the project were Andrew Cline, Olivia Babcock, Allison Cline, Abby Waite, and Dani Stager in Mrs. Ashley Carmon’s kindergarten classroom.
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