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Smith Ditch restoration almost done
Olander Park System conservation team members, including Becky Kanitz, help put in the ground more than 3,000 native plants for Sylvan Prairie Park’s Smith Ditch project.
With help of volunteers, beautification likely to be done by end of June. …

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Library opens early literacy center
Harriet Loar, left, gets a guided tour of the new Harriet Loar Early Literacy Center from Children’s Librarian Martie Yunker at the Evergreen Community Library in Metamora, Ohio. The educational center will be open during library hours, except for the story-time hour on Wednesdays.
METAMORA, Ohio — Area preschool-age children who are… Photo Gallery

Published 3 hours ago
Relay for Life event set for May 31
Fund-raising event at Southview celebrates survivorship.

Published 3 hours ago
SCAT event yields 150 lbs. of meds
The Sylvania Community Action Team reported more than 150…

Published 2 hours ago
Ourtowns calendars 5/20
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5/18/2013 1:08 AM
Gas break locks up traffic
Construction crews with a bulldozer struck a 16-inch medium-pressure gas line on Upton Avenue at Central Avenue under I-475, clogging traffic for hours and forcing the evacuation of five homes.
Police aid woman in labor, who was in snarled traffic.

5/14/2013 12:00 AM
Student of the week: Kaitlyn Ewing
Kaitlyn Ewing
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5/13/2013 12:00 AM
‘Hunger Games’ relays key message
Rachel Phalen, 13, center left, Alexa Borgerson, 13, center, and Luke Kilcorse, 13, take a break and catch up on their television in the District 5 team tent. The 13 teams totaling 130 participants were joined by about 50 volunteers to spend 24 hours together to promote a drug and alcohol-free life.
Sylvania event values life free of drugs, alcohol. Photo Gallery

5/13/2013 12:00 AM
Mayor suggests Sylvania flag design
Makeover to be discussed at May 6 council meeting.

5/13/2013 12:00 AM
Dancer a Presidential Scholar
Sean Howe, 18, of Sylvania, is the only person from Ohio to be accepted into Juilliard's BFA dance program this year. He'll leave in August for New York. Howe said he's excited to be heading to the prestigious school and hopes to work professionally one day with a modern dance company.
Sylvania resident Sean Howe accepted to Julliard.




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