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| Norwalk Firefighters IAFF Local 1199 are selling Fire Department commemorative Coins. Pictured on one side of the coin is the current fire station built in 1912 and on the other the new station which is currently under construction. The coins are made in the U.S. and are $10 each.
Coins can be purchased at Schild’s IGA, Millers Grocery, Fireland Federal Credit Union, Sherri’s Coffee House or by stopping into the Norwalk Fire Department. |
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| The Friends of 2083 Foundation 4-Person Golf Scramble
Come join us in honoring SPD Officer Andrew Dunn July 21, 2018 at Woussickett Golf Course 6311 Mason Rd. Sandusky, OH 4 man Golf Scramble with Hog Roast BBQ. First 36 Teams. Cost is $320 per team before July 7th. $360 a team after July 7th. No entries will be accepted after July 16th or at the door. Team entry includes 18 holes of golf, golf cart, lunch, dinner (hog roast/BBQ) all beverages including draft beer. There will be all kinds of raffle prizes and live music at the dinner. All checks made out to Friends of 2083. For non golfers dinner ticket are available for $20 each or $35 per couple. Contact Jeff Hippley for golf questions 419-503-0575 or Greg Hall 419-656-6501 for General questions. Mathews Ford has graciously agreed to be the Main Event Sponsor and all hole in one prize Sponsor. |
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| Norwalk Park and Recreation Center for more information on any activities visit the website: http://www.NorwalkRec.com or call 419-663-6775 Safe Sitter Class- This is a one day course that teaches students (6th – 8th grade) everything they need to know to be safe when they’re home alone 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 Saturday April 28th from 9am – 4pm at the Ernsthausen Community Center. Call 419-663-6775 to register no later than April 22nd. |
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| Sandusky Lions Club and Sandusky Lions Club Fund for the Blind of Erie County Broom Sale $4 – $12 each or buy in quantities to get a discount. Household brooms, Large Angle and Warehouse brooms, Deck mops and much more. This is a continued fundraiser.
The Lions Club has been a strong vital non-profit community organization for the last 90 years. Existing to enhance the quality of life for the visually impaired by providing eye exams, glasses, eye related treatment, travel assistance, low vision machines and white canes for persons of low-income and culturally diversified individuals of any age, in order to foster the productivity of the sight-impaired, while believing in our commitment to actively serve the community ensuring the principals of the “Knights of the Blind” are preserved. There are also many secondary agencies and organizations that benefit from the support of the Lions Club Fundraisers. The Brooms Sale used to be done by members going door to door in neighborhoods. Through your support of our brooms sales, 100% of the net proceeds support local persons and organizations. To get your Broom order form or for questions call Fred Fogle at 419-239- 3997 |
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| Vermilion VFW Post 7576, Poorman Rd., Vermilion – Every Friday night Fish Fry & more! Open to the public from 5 – 8 p.m. | |||
| 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. | |||
| The Firelands Coastal Tributaries Volunteer Stream Monitoring Program is looking for monitors to collect grab samples from Pipe, Mills, Sawmill and Old Woman Creeks in Erie County. Volunteers are also needed to test pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen, turbidity and nutrients. For more information, contact Erie Conservation District at 419-626-5211 or go to ErieConserves.org | |||
| The American Legion post 514 in Willard invites the public to their Friday night dinners. They begin at 5:00pm and run through 7:30pm. There is also a drawing that is held at 9:00pm on Friday nights. | |||
| 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. | |||
| American Legion Post #547 Monroeville- Fish Fry every Friday from 11am – 1pm and 5:30 – 8pm. | |||
| 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. | |||
| Norwalk Public Library
Story time every Thursday at 11am. Children Ages 0-5 and their caretakers are welcome to join us every week for stories and activities. |
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| Berlin Heights Public Library-
Tuesdays- Teen Trivia – 3pm – 4pm Thursday- Story Time 10:30 – 11:30am |
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| Milan Public Library-
Tuesdays- Twist & Shout 10:30am- 11:00am Fridays- Story Time 10:30am – 11:30am Art Fix 3-4pm April 20– Ritual & Ceremonial Masks SCREEN GEMS 6-8pm |
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| Erie MetroParks-
Firelands Audubon Society- Student Art Contest. This competition is open to all students in grades K-12 in Erie and Huron counties. Deadline is Friday April 13th. Entry forms and contest rules can be found at http://www.firelandsaudubonsociety.org Mondays- Walk It Out 5-6pm Take a nature walk with one of our instructors at designated trails. See website for current week’s location. Tuesdays- Get Fit Club 6-7pm Zumba is not only a workout it’s a party. Get ready to dance and have some fun with instructor Patricia Cromer. Please bring a yoga mat. Osborn MetroPark, Frost Center, Erie Room 3910 Perkins Ave. Huron. Wednesdays- MetroPark Hikers 10:30am – 11:30am Do you enjoy the great outdoors? Let’s go for a hike with our guide. Check the website for this week’s location. These are just a small amount of the great activities and programs Erie MetroParks offers. For a full list of programs or events go to the website http://www.eriemetroparks.org/programs/ |
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| Huron Soil and Water Memorial Scholarship
The Huron Soil and Water Conservation District annually awards a $1,000.00 scholarship. Full time students entering his/her junior or senior year at an accredited four-year college or a second-year student enrolled in an associate degree program from Huron County and pursing an agricultural or natural resource course of study may apply. Eligible students are evaluated on long term goals, academic achievement, community involvement, work related experience, and financial need. More detail and applications can be found at www.huronswcd.com and select the education link followed by the “click form”. Applications must be submitted by September 7, 2018, while the recipient will be announced by October 30, 2018.
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| Sandusky Cultural Center presents CLEVELAND Artifact Machine April 15 – May 20, 2018
The Cleveland Artifact Machine is a restored 1960s National cigarette machine that now dispenses artwork instead of cigarettes. Created by artist Rick Cihlar, the C.A.M. will house 22 artists and dispense artwork for $10 each. Each artist was given a slot in the machine and asked to create 20 pieces of artwork, with custom packaging the size of a cigarette box. The creations have come in all forms of art: painting, photography, printmaking, mixed with media and more. Guests who participate in the C.A.M. will pick the slot/artist of their choice, pull the know on the machine and thrust it back in to receive their original artwork- all for only $10 each. Guest will also receive a commemorative C.A.M. coin for their participation Sandusky Cultural Center is located at 2130 Hayes Avenue at Perkins, Sandusky, OH 44870
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| 23rd | Mon | Milan Library-
10-11am Milan’s Morning Moments: One-in-a-Million Boy 11am- Noon and 6-7pm Google Home vs Amazon Echo: Battle of the Smart Speaker |
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| 23rd | Mon | Huron Public Library- 6:30pm
Adulthood 101 for Grades 8-12 |
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| 24th | Tues | Norwalk Rotary Club’s 19th Annual Pizza & More 4:30 – 7:00pm
Funds raised to support Rotary’s “Caring for Kids” Programs 10- Pizza & More Vendors Tickets available at the door. Adults $10 Seniors $8 Children (10 & Under) $5 |
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| 24th | Tues | Milan Public Library- Tabletop Takeover! Board Game Night 6-7:30pm
Board games have changed a lot since the days of Monopoly! Drop by the library to check out some new classics like Catan, Takenoko, or Elder Sign |
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| 24th | Tues | Firelands Lutherans Active in Mission (FLAMe) 7:00PM Are you concerned about church safety? Would you like to talk to your Sheriff? If so, we’ve got the answer. FLAMe is sponsoring a get together with the sheriff’s of Erie, Huron and Sandusky Counties. This is for anyone in the Sandusky, Norwalk and Bellevue areas, where the sheriffs will relate what they have learned at their church protection conference in Columbus this last February. This is an open invitation to any concerned church member in this area. After their presentation, there will be a question & answer period.Where: St. Paul Lutheran Church (next to Sandusky YMCA) 2211 Mill St. Sandusky, OH |
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| 24th | Tues | Huron Public Library-
10:15 Lapsit Storytime- Ages 0-2 1/2 with a caregiver 11:00 Toddler Time- Ages 2 1/2 – 3 1/3 with caregiver 6:30pm Family Story Time 6:30pm Fashions of the 1920s Flapper Style |
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| 25th | Weds | Goodwill of Lorain County Job Fair at Midway Mall 10am – 2pm
Fifty employers will be attending with over 200 open positions to fill in Lorain County. Employment opportunities include position in retail, hospitality, sales, manufacturing, healthcare, maintenance and others. The job fair is FREE and open to the public. On site interviews and online applications will be available. Job seekers are encouraged to bring resumes and other information needed to complete a job application. If you need help with your resume contact Lorain County Goodwill. For more information go to http://www.gwlco.org or call 440-244-3174 or on Facebook at Goodwill of Lorain County. |
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| 25th | Weds | Huron Public Library-
10:15am Toddler Time Ages 0-2 1/2 with Caregiver 11:00am Lapsit Story Time Ages 2 1/2 with caregiver 1:30pm Preschool Storytime Ages 3 1/2 3pm Director’s cut: Non-Fiction Book Group- The Death and Life of the Great Lakes, By Dan Egan. 6:30-8pm Yarn work- Bring a project to knit or crochet; beginners welcome |
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| 26th | Thurs | Berlin Public Library-
3-4pm Perler Palooza- Join us for an afternoon of Perler bead crafting. Use colorful beads to create magnets or keychains in your favorite 8 bit-style shapes. Materials will be provided. Ages 12-18 3:30 – 4:30pm Book Bites: Save Me a Seat Kids ages 8-12 are welcome to join us for a snack and a chat about a great book. Pick up Sarah Weeks; Save Me a Seat at the front desk today. |
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| 26th | Thurs | Huron County Community Calendar & AARP Present Fraud Watch Network 6pm
Taking place in the Willard Community Room 6 West Emerald St., Willard, OH Anne from AARP will be here to discuss fighting back against fraud. By taking a few steps, you have the power to protect yourself and family and stop fraud before it happens. The AARP Fraud Watch Network put proven tools and resources right at your fingertips. For more information or to reserve your spot call 419-933-8564 or stop by the library. |
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| 26th, 27th, & 28th | Thurs, Fri, & Sat | Caryl Crane Youth Thearte presents Blood Brothers
Blood Brothers tells the captivating and moving story of twin boys separated at birth, only to be reunited by a twist of fate and a mother’s haunting secret. When Mrs. Johnstone, a young mother deserted by her husband and left to provide for seven hungry children, takes a job as a housekeeper in order to make ends meet. It is not long before her brittle world crashes around her when she discovers herself to be pregnant- this time twins. In a moment of weakness and desperation, she enters a secret pact with her employer, which leads inexorably to the show’s shattering climax. This production is PG-13 for some language and violent subject matter. Shows are April 26th at 7pm and April 27th & 28th at 7:30pm at the McBride Auditorium, BGSU FIrelands Campus Huron, OH Tickets can be purchased at http://www.sanduskystate.com or by calling 419-626-1950 |
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| 27th | Fri | Norwalk Masonic Center’s Spaghetti Supper 5-7pm
Supper will include Spaghetti, Salad, Beverage & Dessert and being served at the Masonic Center at 319 E. Main St. Norwalk, OH Cost: $10 Adults $5 Children Carry-Out Available |
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| 27th | Fri | Huron Public Library Teen Library Council 3pm | |
| 27th & 28th | Fri & Sat | 4th Annual Grandma’s Attic Sale 9am – 4pm
Historic Brownhelm School & Museum will be having their annual Grandma’s Sale at 1940 North Ridge Rd., Vermilion, OH. There will be a variety of items offered including household goods, furniture, antiques, tools and more. Proceeds from the sale raise funds for the Restoration of the Brownhelm School NOTE: Donations are being accepted. If you have a donation please email brownhelmhistory@gmail.com |
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| 28th | Sat | Tool Time with United Fund 1-4pm
Pickworth Building of the Huron County Fairgrounds 940 Fair Rd., Norwalk Pre-Sale Raffle Tickets are 1 for $5 OR 5 for $20 ONE GRAND PRIZE WINNER (All valued at up to $5,000) Which prize would you choose? *Kitchen Makeover- Your choice Appliances, cabinets, countertops, flooring from Smetzer Kitchen & Appliance Center *Shop Local Win Local Prize Pack- A big variety of gift certificates from local retailers, restaurants and services. Other prizes will be drawn throughout the day. Need NOT be present to win Must be 18 to win. Tickets available from any United Fund Board Member or at the United Fund office located at 2 E. Seminary St. Norwalk. Call 419-668-0269 for more information
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| 28th | Sat | Milan Public Library- Pawns & Pages: International Table Top Day 10am – 1pm
Celebrate International Table Top Day 2018 with us at our annual Pawns & Pages event. Join in on the fun with board and card games of all kinds for patrons of all ages. From simple puzzles for kids to elaborate fantasy-based RGPs for teens and grown-ups, there will be something for everyone. Spend a fabulously fun day playing board games with your family & meet fellow tabletop lovers. |
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| 28th | Sat | Huron Garden Club Lunch 11am
The club will meet at Perkins Pancake House, 4710 Milan Rd. Sandusky, OH. From there, the club will go to the Sandusky Greenhouse 601 Franklin St., for a guided tour. For information Call 419-433-2661 |
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| 28th | Sat | Starting Point Out Reach 8th Anniversary Celebration and Fund Raising Event
Celebrating 8 years of service and assistance to the people of Willard and the surrounding area. Come out and support Starting Point to help make our community a great place to live, work and play. Delicious buffet dinner provided by Bone Boys BBQ Taking place at the Attica Fair Grounds Social Hall Tickets $35 per person OR $200 for a table of 6 people Call 419-933-4100 for tickets and more information |
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| 28th | Sat | Huron County Master Gardeners Wildflower Walk and Talk 10am – Noon
Take a walk at the Huron County Land Lab 650 S. Norwalk Rd., Norwalk, OH Charlene Margetiak will be the speaker. Margetiak is a retired naturalist having worked at both Huron County Park District and Erie MetroParks who has been an OSU Extension Master Gardener for more than 20 years. The Huron County Land Lab trail is flat and mostly paved, and there is ample parking. No registration is required. Wear comfortable shoes, bring a camera and enjoy a morning stroll through the first brave blooms of Spring. The event will be held rain or shine! |
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| 28th | Sat | Christian Singles Fellowship Amish Road Trip 10am
We are going to carpool. Meeting at the Norwalk Alliance Church SR 250 Norwalk. Pack a lunch. We will eat supper after shopping at Mrs. Yoders Restaurant. Come bring the kids too. |
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| 28th | Sat | Huron Public Library- Word with Huron Friends Tournament 10:00am – 4pm
(Scrabble) For grades 7 through Adult |
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| 28th & 29th | Sat & Sun | Willard High School and Middle School present “The Addams Family” the musical
The Addams Family is the story of every father’s nightmare. Wednesday Addams, the ultimate princess of darkness, has grown up and fallen in love with a sweet, smart, young man from a respectable family- a man her parents have never met. And if that wasn’t enough, Wednesday confides in her father and begs him not to tell her mother. Now, Gomez Addams must do something he’s never done before- keep a secret from his beloved wife, Morticia. Everything will change for the whole family on the fateful night they host a dinner for Wednesday’s “normal” boyfriend and his parents. This show promises an evening of fun for audiences of all ages. Tickets will be sold by cast members and a the school beginning April 9th and may also be purchased at the door. Cost is $8 for adults and $6 for children Show times: Saturday 7:30pm Sunday 2:30pm Directed by Cindy Light and Brian Napier |
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| 29th | Sun | Huron River Joint Fire District Chicken BBQ 11am
Dinners are $10 each and all proceeds benefit the HRJFD Volunteer Fire Department. |
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| 30th | Mon | Milan Public Library- Washi Swap (Planner Peeps) 6-7pm
Swing by for an evening awash(i) with samples of beautiful washi tape. Bring some of your own collection to share with fellow washi lovers, or just come to enjoy the samples provided by the library. Washi cards will be available to wind sample lengths. |
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| 1st | Tues | Norwalk Public Library- LEGO DAY 4:30pm
All ages are invited to build and compete! All you need is your imagination. LEGOs are provided. |
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| 1st | Tues | Bonsai Club Meeting 6:30pm
Annual Club Show Planning and workshop on your plants you wish to show. ALL club meeting are held at Osborn Park Frost Center, Huron, OH |
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| 4th | Fri | NEW TO Norwalk Public Library starting TODAY- 1000 Books Before Kindergarten is Launching today May 4th. Children ages 0-5 can earn awesome rewards for reading with their parents. This innovative program aims to establish strong early literacy skills in Newborns, Infants, and Toddlers. Sign-up in the first TWO Weeks for a chance to win a prize. Come see us at the Storywalk Celebration to learn more or call or visit the Children’s Desk at anytime11:00am Storywalk Celebration at Sofias Park- Come join us at Sofias Park (29 N. Old State Rd.) for the Grand Opening of our interactive story walk. We’ll have Face Painting, Snacks, and a Raffle for 2 Tickets to the Aquarium. Rain or Shine |
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| 5th | Sat | Christian Singles Fellowship Nature Walk 6:15pm
Meet at Sheldon’s Folly US Rte. 6 W, Huron, OH After dinner will be at Berardi’s restaurant, bring the kids for outside fun. |
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| 4th – 6th | Fri – Sun | Spring 2018 Mom N Pop Stop and Shop Driving Tour 11am – 4pm
The Mom n Pop shops of Huron County, Ohio invite you to meet 13 of our local artisans and businesses. This is a fun way to explore Huron County while getting in some shopping and relaxing. The list of businesses taking part can be found on Facebook at Mom & Pop Stop and Shop To make the day even more fun the shops are having a word scavenger hunt game which involves finding a “letter” at each shop and unscrambling the correct word. All correct game sheets will be entered in a drawing. 1st Place: Gift Basket with an item from each shop 2nd Place: $25 Gas Card Winners will be notified by phone on May 8th. Must be over 18 years old to win You can get a map of participating shops and a game sheet at each shop.
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| 5th | Sat | ACT’s 2nd Annual Designer Purse BINGO 6pm
ACT (Answering the Call Together) will hold the annual BINGO at the Huron County Fairgrounds Expo Building Doors open at 5:00pm…… BINGO starts at 6:00pm Tickets $20 Table Reservations $50 Call David Wallace 419-706-8656 to purchase tickets or reserve a table |
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| 5th & 6th | Sat. & Sun | 41st Annual Ohio Civil War Collectors Show and 26th Annual Artillery Show including World War I & II7 buildings with 750 Tables of Military materials from 1775 through 1945.Admission $7 per person includes parking. Children 12 and under are FREEShow Hours: Saturday 9am – 5pm & Sunday 9am – 3pm$100 Door Prize DailyTaking place at the Richland County Fairgrounds, Mansfield, OHFor more information contact the Ohio Civil War Show at 419-884-2194 You can also contact the show online via Facebook http://www.facebook.com/Ohio-Civil-War-Show-102441223164410/ or at the show’s web site http://www.OhioCivilWarShow.com |
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| 8th | Tues | Western Reserve High School Presents Hidden in Plan Sight 5:30pm
The Hidden in Plan Sight program will take place in the High School Auditorium. Everyone is welcome. This is a free event. Chili and childcare will be provided from 5:30 – 6pm. From 6pm begin the program with a “snoop & search” and the actual program will start at 6:15. This is a great program for anyone involved with teens.. It is an Awareness program. A teen’s bedroom will be on display. 150+ indicators of dangerous, risky behavior. Children will not be permitted in the program, however child care is provided. This event is sponsored by Western Reserve Education Association through an OEA Grant. |
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| 11th | Fri | Norwalk Public Library- Friday Friends 10:30am
The Friday Friends playgroup is a great opportunity to meet other caretakers while your children play, craft, and listen to stories. |
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| 12th | Sat | Spaghetti Dinner, Dance & Karaoke at Berlin Township Farmers & Hunters Conservation Club
Dinner will be served from 5-7PM and will include Spaghetti, Meat Sauce, Salad and Breadsticks. Music by DJ Artie will start at 7pm and go until 11pm A $10 Donation is suggested for admission 50/50 raffles will be held throughout the night… with all proceeds being donated to the Berlin Heights Community Center. |
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| 12th | Sat | Perkins Community Fun Day presented by Crystal Tower Women’s and Children’s Shelter
Raffles ~ Food ~ Vendors ~ Games ~ Community Resource Booths Admission $7 Taking place at the Perkins High School Football Stadium 3714 Campbell St., Sandusky, OH LIVE music by Ancient Elephant and much more Proceeds benefit Crystal Tower Women’s and Children’s Shelter and Perkins Schools |
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| 13th | Sun |
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY! |
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| 14th | Mon | Christian Singles Fellowship Planning Meeting 7pm
We will meet at Columbus Ave Methodist Church 2401 Columbus Ave. Sandusky, OH Come help us plan! |
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| 18th | Fri | Norwalk Public Library- Music & Movement 10:30am
Shake out the sillies with us! Children ages 0-5 and their caretakers will have a blast. |
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| 18th & 19th | Fri & Sat | Castalia Congregational UCC Rummage Sale, Plant & Bake Sale
It’s time once again, for the annual church rummage sale. Baked Goods – Plants – Clothing – Household Items – Holiday Items & More Friday from 9:00am – 6:00pm Saturday from 9am – Noon (Buck a Bag Day) Castalia Congregational U.C.C. 205 Main St. Castalia, OH |
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| 19th | Sat | Christian Singles Fellowship SINGLES Trip to Tiffin Flea Market 10:am
To Car pool meet at the YMCA at 10am After shopping dinner will be at Pizza Palace, Kids and Teens welcome |
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| 21st | Mon | Norwalk Public Library- Bike Across America 7pm
Cyclists of all ages are invited to join us for a special presentation by Mike Meinke of Excel Bikes. Mike rode cross-country. He has much to share about his journey. Preparing for trips of any length, and bike maintenance. Come with your bicycling question. |
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| 25th | Fri | Norwalk Public Library- Friday Friends 10:30am
The Friday Friends playgroup is a great opportunity to meet other caretakers while your children play, craft, and listen to stories. |
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| 25th | Fri | Christian Singles Fellowship Bike & Bible Night 6:15pm
Meet at Karson’s Home on Berlin Rd., Huron Shredded Chicken provided bring covered dish/dessert, pop. Come bring the kid for a bike & bible time. |
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| 28th | Mon |
HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY! |
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| 1st | Fri | Report Card A Program by Family Video
Children in grades K through College, if you have an A or multiple A’s, in core classes, you have earned a FREE movie rental. Bring your grade card into the Norwalk or Sandusky location and get a free rental for every A. Any questions call:
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