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| St. John Lutheran Church Healing Services 7pm
Healing services are the 4th Sunday of every month. ALL are welcome Pastor Jerry Neuberger at St. John Lutheran Church 9416 State Route 99 Monroeville, OH |
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| Fisher Titus & Norwalk Park and Rec Host Couch to 5k
Open Registration: Feb. 1st through March 25th Information Meeting: March 25th at 6pm Ernsthausen Community Center, Community Room Program Dates: March 26th through May 21st Meet Ups: Tuesdays from 6-7pm Final Race: Berry Fun Run/Walk It’s time to “Get of the Couch and Get into Exercise” We can help with a FREE 9 week training plan from Zen Labs c25k.com to prepare you for your first 5K run/walk or to get you back into a healthy routine. Get help in achieving your goal. Provided are the necessary tools to get you started and help you on your path to a NEW- healthier lifestyle! The group will meet up at various location through out Norwalk once a week on Tuesdays. Training will consists of three workouts per week, with one scheduled as a group meet-up. Topics will be discussed prior to each “meet-up” workout relating to exercise, nutrition and stay motivated. Prizes will be provided depending on the number of meet-ups you attend and completion of the Berry Fun 5k Run/Walk on May 25, 2019. To be eligible for prizes, you must register for the Couch to 5k program at the Rec Center 100 Republic St or at the informational meeting. Pre and Post evaluations will be conducted for effectiveness of the program. For more information, contact Niki Cross at 419-663-6775 ext. 1026 or ncross@norwalkoh.com |
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| Erie County Senior Center’s Dining Out for Meals on Wheels
When you make a purchase at any of the local establishments listed below on the specified date, March 16 Chipotle from 4 – 8 pm March 20 Applebee’s from 11 am – 9 pm March 28 Chili’s from noon – 8 pm March 29 Mr. Smith’s Coffee from 7 am – 5 pm March 30 Brass Pelican from noon to 4 pm *Advance tickets suggested – available at the Senior Center March 1 – 30 Jax Bar will be collecting donations for meals on wheels all month Please Note: You must take fundraising flyer with you, or tell server that you are there for the meals on wheels benefit. Flyers available at the Senior Center or on our Facebook page prior to the event. |
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| Frame of Mind: An Art Exhibit in Recognition of Mental Health Month
Haven Hypnosis & Wellness LLC and Artists’ Open Studio Inc. seeks artwork for Frame of Mind, a collaborative weekend exhibit in honor and celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month in support of NAMI-National Alliance of Mental Illness of Huron County. In May of 2019, Haven Hypnosis and Wellness and Artists’ Open Studio Inc. will feature selected artworks at CLI Inc’s 38 West Seminary Street location in Norwalk, OH. ART SUBMISSION DEADLINE: March 15, 2019 The exhibit at CLI, Inc will take place from Friday, May 3rd – Sunday, May 5th, 2019 Friday there will be Gala Reception with light refreshments and wine will be provided 5:30 – 8pm Saturday & Sunday the Frame of Mind Exhibit will be open to the public from 10am – 4pm Proceeds from tickets will benefit NAMI of Huron County. For more information call 419-577-8484 or havenhypnosis@gmail.com |
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| The Community Prevention Partners are offering free drug test kits to parents in the community. The drug test kits are free & can be picked up anonymously at the following locations: Huron County General Health District, 180 Milan Ave., Norwalk from 8 – 4:30 p.m., anytime at the Fisher-Titus Medical Center Emergency Room, Mercy Hospital Emergency Room and the Bellevue Fire Department. Only adults over 18 years of age can pick up drug test kits. | |||
| Firelands Counseling and Recovery Services are now offering Vivitrol, a monthly medication that blocks the feeling substance addiction gives. Vivitrol is not addictive, or a narcotic. It will not prolong or substitute opioid dependence or cause withdrawal when stopped. Those who take Vivitrol will also be enrolled in counseling. To be eligible for the new program the addicted patient must be 18 years or age, and not taken any opioid for 7-10 days, must be seeking assistance for relapse prevention, and open to receiving counseling. To learn more about the medication-assisted treatment program, visit firelands.com/mental health. | |||
| Four county Recovery will be holding meetings Monday evenings beginning at 7pm, and Thursday mornings beginning at 10am for those struggling with addiction and their families. Meetings are held in at the Norwalk Rec Center and for more information call Rory at 614-907-1030. Meetings for current and recovered addicts are also held in Bellevue at the City council Chambers Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am and Thursdays at 6pm. Bellevue meetings for family and loved ones are biweekly in the City Council Chambers on Saturdays at 11am. | |||
| New Day Family Resource Center in Sandusky is holding Joseph’s Pantry the 3rd Saturday of each month from 11am-2pm. Items available from Second Harvest Food Bank and other donations, to benefit you must bring photo ID and proof of Erie County Residence(bill, mail addressed to you, receipt, etc.). The Center also offers Stay and Play for children of the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Monday of the month from 5:30-7pm and the 2nd and 4th Monday from 11am-12:30pm. Kids are welcome to enjoy many different toys and books. The diaper pantry is also open during these times, but appointments are necessary. Prayer and devotions take place Monday- Thursday beginning at 9:30am as well. For more information about these programs or a full program offerings, schedule a center tour, to donate items or volunteer call 419-626-8730. | |||
| Berlin Heights Public Library-
Mondays- Story Time 6-7pm Tuesdays- Teen Trivia – 3pm – 4pm |
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| Milan Public Library-
Tuesdays- Twist & Shout 10:30am- 11:00am Fridays- Lapsit Story Time 10:00am – 10:20am Children 0 – 18 months with a caregiver. Engage little ones in a variety of new ways! Stimulate the development of early literacy skills – from reading books and singing songs to reciting rhymes and more. Program runs approximately 20 minutes. Story Time 10:30am – 11:30am |
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| Sandusky Cultural Center 2018-2019 Season
February 24 – March 31 You are Standing on a Prehistoric Ocean April 28 – May 26 Two or Three: Diptych/Tritych All programs at Sandusky Cultural Center are free and open to the public. Please note that the final Sunday of each exhibit, patrons are permitted to claim work they have purchased; consequently, the exhibit is open for viewing but may not be complete. For more information, to become a member or to give a supporting contribution you can call 419-625-1188. Business hours are 1- 4pm Sunday through Friday. You can also visit the website at http://www.SanduskyCulturalCenter.org |
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| Wellington’s Herrick Memorial Library
Wednesdays 3:00 – 4:00pm “Read To Putter” – Children spend 15 minutes reading a book or story to the library’s friend Putter and build their reading skills at the Herrick Memorial Library. Putter is a registered therapy dog that absolutely adores listening to a good story. He does not mind if the child makes a reading mistake. Putter visits us on Wednesdays through the month of May. Stop in or call the library at 440-647-2120 to save your reading spot. |
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| Concord Community Connections presents “SOLES 4 SOULS”
Beginning February 6, 2019 Concord Care and Rehabilitation Center in Sandusky will be collecting new shoes and boots. They don not have to be fancy or expensive, just warm. Also being accepted are gift cards, socks, blankets, hats and gloves. The drive will run all year, but the items will be distributed as needed. The intended audience are Vets, Seniors, Homeless and Individuals in Nursing Facilities. Items can be dropped off at Concord Care & Rehabilitation Center 620 W. Strub Rd, Sandusky, OH 44870 or if you are local items can also be picked up. For more information call 419-626-5373 |
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| Stein Hospice’s Camp Good Grief 2019
Camp Good Grief is for children ages 5 -13 who have experienced loss. Five Locations: Huron; Mount. Orab; Port Clinton; Norwalk and Elyria REGISTER NOW! 10am – 2pm on the following dates: June 10th -14th at Osborn Park 3910 E. Perkins Ave. Huron, OH June 24th – 28th at Mount. Orab Park 221 South High St. (Rte 68) Mount Orab, OH July 8th – 12th at Lakeview Park (Next to Mickey Mart- 1308 E. Perry St. Port Clinton, OH July 22nd – 26th at Veteran’s Memorial Lake Park 205 South Old State Rd. Norwalk, OH August 5th – 9th at West Park 1200 Foster Ave. Elyria, OH To register, please visit http://www.SteinHospice.org For more information contact Kathy at kfailor@steinhospice.org or 419-625-5269 |
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| Willard Enrichment Center’s SHHHH Don’t Tell Escape Rooms
Find the Clues Solve the Puzzles Escape the Room….. IF You Can Now open Tuesday – Friday 2 – 9pm Saturday & Sunday Noon – 9pm Text the word reservation to 567-224-7464 Minimum group size 4 for $50, then $10 each extra person Willard Enrichment Center is located at 315. E. Tiffin St. Willard, OH |
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| Norwalk Parks and Rec 419-663-6775 or http://www.NorwalkRec.com
INDOOR SOCCER (Age 5 yrs – 6th Grade) – Now accepting registration. The most popular sport in the world brough indoors. We use our Perkins Family Gym to focus on the fundamentals of soccer. The season will begin with clinics on February 23rd. Games will be March – Mid April. YOUTH VOLLEYBALL(3rd – 4th Grades)- Participants learn the basic techniques of volleyball to build upon, while having fun in a recreational atmosphere. A clinic will be held February 21st and games will begin Saturday March 9th and be on Saturday mornings. PEE WEE VOLLEYBALL (1st – 2nd Grades)- Get an early start on this fun, popular sport. Participants learn the basic techniques of volleyball to build upon through various games and drills. Instructional time will be set aside once a week for five weeks starting on Saturday, March 9th. FRIDAY FUN NIGHT – Don’t let the cold keep your child on the couch. Parents drop the children 4th -6th grade off for a night (6-8pm) of fun activities and contests just for students and their friends. Activities vary but may include: |
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| The City of Sandusky’s Recreation Department and Firelands Regional Medical Center are partnering with seven race events in the city to promote outdoor recreation for residents and visitors. Participation in the #RUNDUSKY Race Series promotion is free, but participants must register for each race independently, prices and registration availability depend on each race.
Those who participate in five of the seven races will be awarded a #RUNDUSKY Race Series hoodie. Each participant who finishes six or all seven of the races will be entered into a drawing for a race package. The package will include running gear and free entry to area races TBD. The #RUNDUSKY 2019 Race Series promotion includes seven annual races in the city of Sandusky: Saturday, April 6 at 9 a.m. – Humane Society of Erie County 5k, Sandusky Fire Station, 300 W. Market Street Sunday, May 5 at 9 a.m. – Running Laps for Lions, Lions Park, 533 Winnebago Street Saturday, June 15 at 9:30 p.m. – All for Abs 5k, Mills Creek Golf Course, 1933 Mills Street EVENING GLOW RUN Thursday, July 4 at 8:30 a.m. – Boy with the Boot 5k/10k & Family Relay, Washington Park Saturday, September 28 at 9 a.m. – Blue Streak Pride 5k, Strobel Field Saturday, October 12 at 9 a.m. – Save your Pumpkins 5k, Battery Park Saturday, November 30 at 8:30 a.m. – Dot the i, Block the M Walk/Run, Cameo Pizza at Central Park Participation in the #RUNDUSKY Race Series promotion is FREE and anyone interested can download a #RUNDUSKY entry card at http://cityofsandusky.com/residents/recreation/index.php or pick up an entry card at the City of Sandusky Recreation offices at 222 Meigs Street. Entry cards will also be available at each race in the series. Participants will get their entry card stamped at each race. For questions contact Sandusky Recreation 419.627.5833 or jwerling@ci.sandusky.oh.us. |
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| Norwalk Area United Fund “Basket Basics Project”
What is Basket Basics? How are Families Identified? Call or Bring in the following items any time of the year: Bath-Hand Soap Scrubby/Loofah Shampoo Conditioner Deodorant Lotion Powder Shaving Cream Razors/blades Hair Items Toothpaste Q-Tips Baby Items Laundry Soap Cleaning Supplies Paper Towels Toilet Paper Tissues Dish Soap Dish Towels Oven Mitts Sponges Straws Sugar-Free Gum Greeting Cards Tape Gloves Scarves Socks |
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| Sandusky Recreation Spring camps and events schedule
The City of Sandusky’s Recreation Department is springing forward with new camps and continued events this season. The biggest change noticed by city residents will be a new online registration feature for all camps and programming starting in March 2019. Register online at www.cityofsandusky.com/Recreation Sandusky Recreation has several popular programs returning in 2019 including a three-day Spring Break Camp, Gymnastics, Hip Hop Dance and T-Ball/Coach Pitch league. This year’s Spring Break Camp will be Monday, March 25 through Wednesday, March 27 at Sandusky High School and will include the Sandusky Junior Sail Club’s sailing simulator, an aviation/flight simulator, cheer and dance instruction, art with the Crooked Canvas, and archery with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Registration is open for the annual T-Ball/Coach Pitch League until March 29. Parents and guardians can register their 4 to 7-year-olds for either T-Ball or Coach Pitch divisions. Practices start in April with games scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays in May and early June. Sandusky Recreation is partnering with Rose Gold Gymnastics to offer classes for students from 18 months to 18 years old. Classes are held at the Erie County Fairgrounds Building 1 on Monday through Thursday. Sessions include Tiny Tots, Tumbleweeds, Levels 1, 2 & 3 and Tumbling. Diversity Dance will continue the popular Hip Hop Dance classes at Halo Live in March with six sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The March session is the fourth and final dance session. Participants will have the opportunity to perform during the Midtown Supper Club Presents dinner on April 28. Look for future announcements from Sandusky Recreation about the upcoming golf season at Mills Creek Golf Course, the city’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, and the Go Green Arbor Day Celebration. For questions contact Sandusky Recreation 419.627.5833 or jwerling@ci.sandusky.oh.us. |
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| 19th | Tues | Huron Library:
*10:15 am. Lapsit Storytime, ages 0-2 ½ with caregiver. *11:00 am. Toddler Time, ages 2 ½ – 3 ½ with caregiver. *11:30 am. Stay and Play, ages 2 ½ – 3 ½ with caregiver. *6:00 pm. Chess, all ages, all abilities welcome. *6:30 pm. Family Storytime. *6:00 pm. Faces of Recovery: Adult Craft. |
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| 19th | Tues | Berlin Public Library- Preparing Your Garden for Spring 1-2pm
Join us as Master Gardener Mary Strayer helps us spring into action getting our gardens ready for the new season. This program is full of principles and ideas designed to be put into practice as soon as possible — from deciding what you want to change about your plot and how to handle damage control on your present garden to studying plant catalogs, visiting garden centers, and searching for new plants. Get prepared and start working on your garden, today! |
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| 19th | Tues | Milan Public Library- Craternoon 3 – 3:30pm
Kids can let their creative juices flow while making a fun craft with Miss Stacy. Grades K-3 |
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| 20th | Wed | Huron County Department of Jobs and Family Services Interview and Resume Workshops 9am – Noon & 1 – 4pm Taking place at Jobs and Family Services 185 Shady Lane Entrance A FREE Haircuts and Interview Outfit after attending the Interview and Resume Workshop and/or the Dress for Success Presentation on April 26th. Call 419-668-8126 ext 3335 for more information or to register. |
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| 20th | Weds | Huron Library:
*10:00 am–1:00 pm. Susan G. Komen Breast Health Information. *10:00 am–1:00 pm. Health Screenings by Firelands Regional Medical Center: Blood Pressure. *10:15 am. Toddler Time, ages 2 ½ – 3 ½ with caregiver. *11:00 am. Lapsit Storytime, ages 0-2 ½ with caregiver. *1:30 pm. Preschool Storytime, ages 3 ½ and older. *6:00 pm. Commercial Fishing in Huron: A Scan and Share Event. *6:30 pm-8:00 pm. Euchre Night. *6:30 pm-8:00 pm. YarnWorks – Bring a project to knit or crochet; beginners welcome. *7:00 pm. Socrates Café, exchange thoughtful ideas and experiences, knowing that we learn when we question. Monthly topic online. |
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| 20th | Weds | Milan Public Library- Adult Book Club “A Study in Scarlet Women” 6:30 – 7:30pm
If you love to read, pick up your copy of our latest book club selection. This month we are reading A Study In Scarlet Women (The Lady Sherlock Series, Book 1) by Sherry Thomas. Books are available at the desk. All are welcome. |
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| 20th | Weds | Firelands Historical Society’s meeting – 7pm – at the Laning-Young Research Center meeting room located at 4 Case Avenue, Norwalk. A Willard Revolutionary War Reenactment and Encampment will be the topic at this month Kyle O von Kamp will be the guest speaker. The 8th grade class at Willard City Schools will be holding their 14th annual event this spring.
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| 21st | Thurs | Huron Library
*11:30 am. Scams Targeting Seniors. *4:30 pm. Girls Who Code Coding Club. Grades 3-5. *7:00 pm. The Book Exchange: Popular and Eclectic-The Tattooist of Auschwitz, by Heather Morris. |
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| 21st | Thurs | Milan Public Library- Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale! Members Only Preview (Join That Evening) 5-8pm
Special members only admission. New members can join at the event. |
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| 21st | Thurs | Berlin Public Library- Adult Book Club “A Study in Scarlet Women” 6:30 – 7:30pm
If you love to read, pick up your copy of our latest book club selection. This month we are reading A Study In Scarlet Women (The Lady Sherlock Series, Book 1) by Sherry Thomas. Books are available at the desk. All are welcome. |
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| 21st | Thurs | Erie County Senior Center- Tupperware Bingo 7pm
Come out and play BINGO at Firelands Assoc. of Realtors Hall located at 2700 Campbell Street Sandusky, OH Doors open at 6:30 pm, games begin at 7pm. Bingo is free – all prizes are Tupperware. Raffle tickets for sale for additional Tupperware prizes. Bring your own snacks. Tupperware can be purchased from catalog with proceeds supporting meals on wheels. |
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| 22nd & 23rd | Fri & Sat |
Milan Public Library- Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale 9:30am – 5pm
Swing by the library and check out all the fantastic books, movies, and music available in our spring book sale! |
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| 22nd | Fri | Norwalk Masonic Center Spaghetti Supper 5 – 7pm
Spaghetti Supper with salad, beverage and dessert. Cost: $10 Supper served at 319 E. Main St. Norwalk, OH Carry-Outs Available |
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| 22nd | Fri | Huron Library:
*9:00 am- 5:00 pm. Free Tax Prep. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. |
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| 22nd | Fri | Christian Single Fellowship St. Patrick’s Day Party 6:30pm
The party will be at Karson’s Home in Huron. Kielbasa & Sauerkraut Provided Please bring a covered dish, dessert or pop to share. Bring the kids and join the fun! Any questions call Karson 419-433-0085 |
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| 22nd | Fri | Lorain County Beekeepers Association 24th Annual Beginner Beekeeping Class 7-9pm
Topics Include: Cost: $50- includes one-year membership for you and other family members living at the same address along with a monthly newsletter by e-mail. Books will be available for an additional $23 fee during classes. Membership also Includes: For more information visit: http://www.loraincountybeekeepers.org |
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| 23rd | Sat | Berlin Public Library- Crochet 101 11am – 12pm
Learn basic crochet stitches and patterns as we work on a fun crochet project. Ages 9-12. |
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| 23rd | Sat | Spring and Prom Fashion Show 2pm
Come out to the Sandusky Mall’s Center Court to check out the Spring and Prom season’s hottest trends. Models will be local people you just might know. |
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| 23rd | Sat | Friendship Animal Protective League’s 10th Annual “Wags to Riches” Casino Night Fundraiser 6:30pm
Come out and support the Friendship APL at Tom’s Country Place, Avon, Ohio. Doors open at 6:30PM. Proceeds from this wonderful evening benefits our medical relief fund and helps offset the cost the shelter incurs from our spay/neuter program and other medical expenses. You will enjoy dinner, cocktails (included) and live music while ensuring our animals receive the care they so desperately need and deserve. We have a wonderful array of prizes available to win in our Vegas-style Casino and Pick-a-prize raffle. Tickets for this event sell out quickly. Reserve your tickets today! |
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| 23rd | Sat | 7th Annual PC Fullbackers Wild Game Feed
This year’s event will take place at the Ottawa County Fairgrounds, located at 7870 W. State Route 163. The goal is to raise funds to benefit ALL Port Clinton Football athletes from the Braves all the way through the Varsity Football program. For more information contact Stacie at 419-341-0553 or Renee at 419-341-1110 |
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| 23rd | Sat | Grace Episcopal Church’s Community FREE Meal 4:30pm – 5:30pm
All are welcome! Come out and join the fun of food and fellowship. The meal will be served in the Mary Simpson room of the church, located at 315 Wayne St. Sandusky, OH |
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| 24th | Sun | Norwalk Masonic Center All You Can Eat Breakfast 8am – Noon
Breakfast will include Pancakes and Sausage and will be served at 319 E. Main St. Norwalk, OH Cost is $6 and Carry-Outs Available |
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| 24th | Sun | Fremont Model Train Show & Swap Meet 10am – 3pm
Come out to the Fremont Community Recreation Complex located at 600 St. Joseph St. Fremont, OH 43420 Admission- $5 for ages 10 and over Free Parking Model Trains- All Scales Operating Layouts and Displays Toys Books Thomas the Tank Engine items Lunch Available For more information call 419-706-8038 |
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| 24th | Sun | Huron Library
*1:00 pm. Chess, all ages, all abilities welcome. |
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| 25th | Mon | Milan Public Library-
10 – 11am Milan’s Morning Moment : The Family Next Door 11am – 12pm & 6 – 7pm Intro to Augmented Reality |
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| 25th | Mon | St. Stephen United Church of Christ Kiddie College Open House 5:30 -7pm
Taking place at 905 E. Perkins Ave. Sandusky, OH |
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| 25th | Mon | Huron Library
*6:30 pm. Succession Gardening: Planning a Garden for Year Round Enjoyment |
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| 25th | Mon | Huron County Chapter of Genealogical Society Meeting 7pm
The Huron County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society will meet in the Laning-Young Research Center at 9 Case Ave. Norwalk, Ohio. Member Dustin Austin will present his talk “Ancestry DNA: What do I do with my results?” For updates visit our fb page “Huron County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society” or the website at www.hcc-ogs.org. |
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| 26th | Tues | Huron Library:
*10:15 am. Lapsit Storytime, ages 0-2 ½ with caregiver. *11:00 am. Toddler Time, ages 2 ½ – 3 ½ with caregiver. *6:30 pm. Family Storytime. *6:30 pm. Animals of Coastal Ohio. |
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| 26th | Tues | Huron County Department of Jobs and Family Services Dress for Success Presentation Noon – 4pm Taking place at Jobs and Family Services 185 Shady Lane Entrance A FREE Haircuts and Interview Outfit after attending the Interview and Resume Workshop on March 20th and/or this Dress for Success Presentation . Date, time and registration information of haircuts will be given at the workshop and/or presentation. Call 419-668-8126 ext 3335 for more information or to register. |
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| 26th | Tues | Huron County Bears ~VS~ Celebrity ALL-STARS of Huron County Basketball Game 6pm at Norwalk High School Gym
Come out and watch two great teams go head to head to celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month! Your donations of canned goods and other non-perishable items will be accepted at the door, with all proceeds to benefit the Salvation Army of Norwalk. |
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| 26th | Tues | Milan Public Library- STEM Spectacular 3-4pm
Join us for fun activities focused on science, technology, engineering and math. This month we will making paper helicopters |
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| 27th | Weds | Huron Library:
*10:15 am. Toddler Time, ages 2 ½ – 3 ½ with caregiver. *11:00 am. Lapsit Storytime, ages 0-2 ½ with caregiver. *1:30 pm. Preschool Storytime, ages 3 ½ and older. *3:00 pm. Real Reads (Formerly Director’s Cut: Non-Fiction Book Group) – When Breath Becomes Air, by Paul Kalanithi. *6:30 pm-8:00 pm. YarnWorks – Bring a project to knit or crochet; beginners welcome. |
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| 27th | Weds | Milan Public Library- Pokemon Club 4-5pm
Enjoy an afternoon of all things Pokemon. Bring cards to battle, show off, or trade with other fans; play games; and check out our Pokemon book collection. Grades K-6. |
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| 28th | Thurs | Milan Public Library-
2-4pm Spring Break Boredom Buster 6-7pm Teen Advisory Board |
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| 28th | Thurs | Huron Library
*4:30 pm. Girls Who Code Coding Club. Grades 3-5. |
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| 28th | Thurs | Western Reserve Teacher’s Association presents Tyler’s Light 7pm
Tyler’s Light is a drug an education and awareness program for students, families, and communities. The presentation will be at Western Reserve High School. Pizza and drinks will be served at 6:30pm, followed by the program at 7pm On site child care will be provided for students fifth grade and younger. Please come take a look at the dangers of drugs and the opiate addiction epidemic. |
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| 29th | Fri | Lorain County Beekeepers Association 24th Annual Beginner Beekeeping Class 7-9pm
Topics Include: Cost: $50- includes one-year membership for you and other family members living at the same address along with a monthly newsletter by e-mail. Books will be available for an additional $23 fee during classes. Membership also Includes: For more information visit: http://www.loraincountybeekeepers.org |
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| 30th | Sat | First Congregational United Church of Christ’s FREE Community Breakfast 9-11am
Breakfast will be served in the lower level of the church, located at 431 Columbus Ave. Sandusky. Please enter through the Rear Elevator Entrance or Boys & Girls Club Door. ALL ARE WELCOME! |
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| 30th | Sat | Meals on Wheels Benefit Noon -4pm
Cost: $20 per person and includes all you can eat wing and beverage Raffle drawing You can also purchase tickets at the door. Brass Pelican 414 W. Perkins Ave. Sandusky, OH Proceeds go directly to Meals on Wheels of the Erie County Senior Center. For more information or to purchase tickets call the Senior Center at 419-626-2560 |
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| 30th | Sat | St. Stephen United Church of Christ Kiddie College Open Registration 5:30 -7pm
Taking place at 905 E. Perkins Ave. Sandusky, OH |
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| 30th | Sat | Milan Public Library- The Woman Detective in Pop Culture 12 – 1pm
This talk explores the professional woman detective and her bumpy transition to the box office and network television, where grit has often been traded for glamour. |
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| 30th | Sat | The LOVE BUS’s Freedom Feast 1 – 3pm
Everyone is welcome! Come out to the Norwalk Eagles on Cline St. No registration required The meal will be free and there will be free groceries given away while supplies last. There will be a celebration of people recovering from the bondage of addiction. It will be a great time of food and fellowship! |
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| 30th | Sat | Erie County Senior Center’s Grand Prize Raffle Drawing 4pm
Come out to The Brass Pelican in Sandusky for all you can eat wings and beverage for $20 All proceed go to Meals on Wheels! |
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| 30th | Sat | Christian Singles Fellowship Bowling & Dining Out Night 4:30pm
Come out to Star Lanes 2097 Cleveland Rd. Cost per game $5 and $3 for shoe rental Afterward the group will dine out at Chet & Matt’s Bring the kids along! |
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| 30th | Sat | The Endowment Fund for Norwalk City Schools presents “A Celebration of the Arts 2019” 6:30pm
Going on at the Ernsthausen Performing Arts Center 350 Shady Lane Drive, Norwalk, OH Colin Dussault’s Blues Project will be the entertainment for the evening. 6:30pm Petite appetizers & desserts 8:00pm Student exhibitors recognized on stage
Tickets: $60, $30 or $15 for students http://www.acelebrationofthearts.ticketleap.com/2019 Contact Mollie Wetherill for more information 419-660-6511 |
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| 30th & 31st | Sat & Sun | Willard High School Theatre Department present “Annie”
With over seventy-five people in the cast, crew, and live orchestra, this production of Annie includes a wide range of performers from elementary kids as young as five adult musicians. In this family-friendly, musical set in the 1930s, a spunky, ever-positive orphan girl resolves to find her parents, having been abandoned by them as a baby eleven years earlier on the doorstep of a city orphanage run by the cruel Miss Hannigan. Annie’s adventure takes her through the New York streets, where she finds a lovable dog; to Hooverville, where she meets some of the city’s disgruntled, homeless residents; to the White House, where she inspires President Franklin Roosevelt; and to the mansion of billionaire Oliver Warbucks-all of whom succumb to Annie’s Charms Saturday March 30th at 7:30pm & Sunday March 31st at 2:30pm Tickets will be sold at the door. Cost: $8 Adults $6 for Students & Seniors For more information contact Brian Napier, theatre director, at WHS at 419-935-0181 |
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| 2nd | Tues | Sandusky Bonsai Club Meeting 6:30pm
The Tropical Challenge New members are welcomed. The club meets the 1st Tuesday of the month at Osborn MetroPark in the John G. Frost Center Any questions contact Loren at 740-705-1000 |
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| 3rd | Wed | Huron County Department of Jobs and Family Services Hiring Fair 1-3:30pm
Huron County Expo Building located at the Huron County Fairgrounds Job Seekers: Call 419-668-8126 ext 3335 or visit Ohio Means Jobs-Huron County located at Entrance D of 185 Shady Lane Dr. Norwalk, OH Get ready to meet your future employer Pre-Register at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7QXK6YJ One time food distribution by Second Harvest Food Bank 3-6pm. Must bring Photo I.D. and be income eligible. Employers: Contact Renee King at 419-668-8126 ext 3419 you MUST be pre-registered |
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| 6th | Sat | Easter Bunny and Family Fun Day 11am – 2pm
The Easter Bunny arrives at the Sandusky Mall at 11am. 11am – Noon Treasure Hunt. Pick-up a list at the registration table and hunt along the bunny trial to pick up treats at participating stores. Noon – Wizard Puppet Show 12:30 to 2pm- Enjoy free fun activities like face painting, balloon twister, crafts and pictures with the Easter Bunny |
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| 7th | Sun | Norwalk Parks and Rec Safe Sitter Class Registration Deadline for class on the 13th of April
Saturday April 13th from 9am – 4pm Safe Sitter Class This is a one day course that teaches students (6-8th grade) everything they need to know to be safe when they’re home alone and babysitting. Students learn life-saving skills such as how to rescue someone who’s choking, and helpful information like what to do if there’s severe weather. The lessons are filled with fun activities and role playing exercises. Class will be held at the Ernsthausen Community Center on Saturday, April 13 from 9-4:00pm. |
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| 7th | Sun | 16th Annual Cancer Services Spaghetti & Meatball Fundraiser Noon – 5pm
NEW LOCATION: Ten Fifty Eight Event Center 1058 Cleveland Rd., Sandusky,OH Entertainment will be provided by: Johnny R and other Community Talent Donation of $10 per person Meat Boards Raffles Drawings Cash Bar Drive Thru For Tickets and more information, contact Cancer Services at 505 E. Perkins Ave., Sandusky, OH or by phone at 419-626-4548 or 419-602-0819 |
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| 8th | Mon | Pet Night with the Easter Bunny 4-8pm
Bring your furry friends to visit and get a photo with the Easter Bunny in the Center Court of Sandusky Mall. Domestic animals only and much be on a leash or in a cage. |
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| 14th | Sun | Sensory Easter Bunny 9:30am – 11am
This is the time to bring your sensory sensitive child or children to visit the Easter Bunny in the Center Court of the Sandusky Mall. There will be a quiet setting and do some crafts with the staff of the Erie County Board of DD. |
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| 15th | Mon | Pet Night with the Easter Bunny 4-8pm
Bring your furry friends to visit and get a photo with the Easter Bunny in the Center Court of Sandusky Mall. Domestic animals only and much be on a leash or in a cage. |
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| 20th | Sat | City of Sandusky Easter Egg Hunt with Special Guest The Easter Bunny 10am
Come out rain or shine to Washington Park Gazebo for children 8 years and under. Bring a bag or basket. There will be over 3,000 candy/toy filled Easter eggs! Afterwards head over to the Sandusky State Theatre for a FREE admission to Peter Rabbit. Show time is at 11:00am |
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| 22nd | Mon | Norwalk Parks and Rec’s Water Safety Instructor Course- 6pm
(Blended learning format) This means 7-8 hours of the course in done online by the participants and the remainder of course completed in person. The American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program teaches people how to be safe in, on or around water and to teach individuals of different ages and abilities how to swim. Participants must complete a pre-requisite to access the online contend and then attend the in-person course sessions. Course fee is $250. |
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| 27th | Sat | Go Green Sandusky at the City Greenhouse 10am – 1pm
Arbor Day Celebration- Participate in a hands-on Tree Planting ceremony at 10:15am. Come support local student “Go Green” poem contest winners reading their poems at 11am. Green House Open House- Come out for food, crafts, activities & plant sales as you tour the facility and learn about the greenhouse operations. Also while you are there gather information from “green” agencies. Drive Thru and Drop-Off Day- Shelby Street Boat Ramp 9am – 1pm located at 101 Shelby St. Sandusky. City of Sandusky residents ONLY. (ID will be required) For more information visit http://www.CityOfSandusky.com |
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| 27th | Sat | Huron County Horse Council & 4-H members host a benefit “The Great Garage Sale To BUILD THE BARN” 10am – 4pm
Please come out and support your 4-H Youth. All money raised will go towards a much needed new 4-H Horse Barn. Anything goes: Garage Sale Items Flea Market Items Horse Tack Crafts Antiques Vendors Tupperware Candles Essential Oils and more If you are interested in becoming a vendor or would like to donate items, have questions or want more information contact Carol Clemons by text or calling at 419-681-0168 RAIN OR SHINE THE SALE WILL GO ON!!!! |
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| 27th | Sat | The Chocolate & Wine Walk Presented by Vermilion Chamber of Commerce 11am – 5pm
Come shop, wine and dine, and explore in Downtown Vermilion. Cost $20 Tickets are available now at http://www.VermilionOhio.com Sponsored by Kingston of Vermilion. Check-in at Tiffany’s 686 Main St. Vermilion, OH no later than 1:00pm For more information contact VermilionChamber1@gmail.com or call 440-967-4477 |
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| 28th | Sun | Rochester Volunteer Fire Department’s Pancake Breakfast 8am – 1pm
Breakfast will be served at Rochester Rod & Gun Club $5 Donation for Child $7 Donation for Adults 50/50 Raffle & Basket Raffles Take Out will be Available |
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| 28th | Sun | Sandusky Bonsai Club’s Earth Day Demo at Osborn Park 11am – 4pm
Make and Take! Any questions contact Loren at 740-705-1000 |
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| 5th | Sun | Running Laps with Lions 9 -10am
Part of the 2019 #RUNDUSKY Race Series How many laps can you do? Awards in different categories 1 lap kids fun run Door Prizes All pre-registered runners will receive a quality Tee To Register: |
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| 7th | Tues | Sandusky Bonsai Club Meeting 6:30pm
Show planning meeting, and work night New members are welcomed. The club meets the 1st Tuesday of the month at Osborn MetroPark in the John G. Frost Center Any questions contact Loren at 740-705-1000 |
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| 25th | Sat | Fisher Titus berry Fun 5K Run/Walk 7:30am Registration & 9am Start
The Norwalk Parks & Recreation & Norwalk Jaycees will be hosting a 5K Walk/Run & 1-mile Fun Run during the Strawberry Festival festivities! The event will start at 9:00AM. Registration starts at 7:30AM and will be set up in the Main Street School Gymnasium. Forms available at the Rec Center front desk or on the web at http://www.norwalkrec.com. |
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| 25th | Sat | OPEN SPEED SHOW “BUILD A BARN’ Fund Benefit 11am
Proceeds go to building a new Huron County, OH 4-H Horse Barn Exhition at 9am at the Huron County Fairgrounds Come Out Not Only for the Cause, but to Have Some Fun Too. Paybacks 50/50 Drawing Concession on Grounds Sponsored By Friends of the Fair For Showbill or more information contact: *Asking for $20 Show Sponsors- a lot of publicity *Asking for Auction Donations for the upcoming Silent Auctions. |
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| 22nd | Sat | OPEN PLEASURE / SPEED SHOW “BUILD A BARN’ Fund Benefit 9am
Proceeds go to building a new Huron County, OH 4-H Horse Barn Taking place at the Huron County Fairgrounds Come Out Not Only for the Cause, but to Have Some Fun Too. Paybacks 50/50 Drawing Concession on Grounds Sponsored By Friends of the Fair For Showbill or more information contact: *Asking for $20 Show Sponsors- a lot of publicity *Asking for Auction Donations for the upcoming Silent Auctions. |
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