Logan Vargo, 11, of Rossford, left and rear, a volunteer at the 'Blast the Bad Guys' game, reacts after a dart shot by Camille Harmon, 7, also of Rossford, ricochets off the back wall and almost knocks out one of the 'Bad Guys' in the game.
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Tony Schroeder, left, his sons Colton, 5, and Wyatt, 2, bring Legos sets to be donated to area children's hospitals. At rear, left, is Sherri Boggs, Gavin Boggs' grandmother, and Samantha Schroeder, right.
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Logan Vargo, 11, of Rossford, left and rear, a volunteer at the 'Bast the Bad Guys' game, watches as Camille Harmon, 7, also of Rossford, plays the game.
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Caleb Foote, 11, of Waterville, left, Gavin Boggs, 12, of Rossford, and others crowd the table of Lego car-building parts. Once built, builders could race their cars against each other.
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Bryce, 5, Braden, 3, and their dad Douglas Nusbaum, all of Rossford, making a 'superfast boat car' to compete in a Lego car race.
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Dave Bell, of Monclova, left, is the racing official whose car was beaten by Zeke Murtha,, 4, right, of Rossford. At center is Zeke's dad, Pat Murtha. The race tracks were built by Ken Boggs.
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Addison Murtha, 15, and Jackie Huffman, of Perrysburg Township, are volunteers at the Lego memory game table at which Bennett Murtha, 8, is playing.
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Eleven-month-old Emsly Boggs, left, and her mom, Candra Boggs, of Perrysburg.
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Annie Huffman, of Haskins, left, her father, Rex Huffman, of Perrysburg Township, and her son, Kolton Spangenberg, 4, also of Haskins, with a box of Legos.
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Colton Schroeder, 5, adds a Lego set to the donation pile as his dad Tony Schroeder, center, gives one to his brother Wyatt, 2, to add to the pile.
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Colton Schroeder, 5, his dad Tony Schroeder, and his brother Wyatt, 2, bring Legos sets to be donated to area children's hospitals.
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