The Port Clinton Area Harvest Festival is billed as “A party for the people, by the people”.
An employee has purchased GSE Jewelers and will keep open the store at the Knoll Crest Plaza, east of Port Clinton at the corner of Ohio 53 and Ohio 163.
Sometime between Sept. 23 and Sept. 30, an antique ship’s anchor valued at over $1000 was stolen from 1308 Orchard Beach Drive on Catawba.
Jeanne Sutton, real estate agent with Bolte Real Estate, Port Clinton, has been named September Instructor of the Month with Hondros College.
It was four years ago this month that the people of St. Thomas Episcopal and Peace Lutheran churches banded together under the banner “Episcopal Lutheran Ministry Sharing” to jointly call a Priest/Pastor.
On behalf of the fifth and sixth grade girls who are practicing to keep up their volleyball skills, we would like to extend a thank you to Port Clinton Mayor Vince Leone and the Port Clinton city employees who cleaned up the volleyball court at Waterworks Park and made it a better place for the girls to practice.
Future Professionals in Medicine (FPM) members at Port Clinton High School
held their annual Red Cross Blood drive on Wednesday, Oct.3. There were 43 units of blood collected, including five double red units. Mrs.
Natalie Twarek, FPM Advisor, reported that it was a successful day. American Red Cross and PCHS Future Professionals in Medicine have partnered to host two blood drives each year since the 1970’s. The next
blood drive at PCHS will be held on March 27, 2013.
During the July 1 microburst storm many homes on Catawba and throughout Danbury township and Marblehead were damaged.
The annual drawing to benefit the Wolcott Keeper's House, 9999 E. Bayshore Road, Marblehead, will be this Saturday, Oct. 13, at 2:30 p.m. at the Keeper's House museum and gift shop, during the Lighthouse Festival open house.
Board President Jim Barney, assisted by dancing coach Debbie Hymore-Tester, announced the line-up of stars for the fifth annual “Ottawa County Stars Dance for CASA” fund-raising event.
