The Catawba Bay Homeowners Association have donated $45,727.98 to United Way in Ottawa County since 2003.
By Yaneek Smith
In their second matchup of the season, Port Clinton defeated Oak Harbor, 53-39.
The Redskins jumped out to an early lead, outscoring the Rockets 12-6 in the first quarter and 9-6 in the second for a 21-12 lead at the half.
In the second half Oak Harbor was able to make a few runs, but was never able to seriously threaten as Port Clinton slowly pulled away, outscoring the Rockets 32-27 in the final two quarters.
The Port Clinton Knights of Columbus Council 1750 basketball Hoop Shoot is scheduled for 2 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 13, in the Immaculate Conception School gym. All boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 14 are eligible to compete in the free throw championship.
By Yaneek Smith
After falling to Seneca East in their previous game, the Danbury Lakers bounced back to defeat league foe Maumee Valley Country Day, 43-25.
The Lakers offense featured another balanced attack as Erin Lavelle, Alyssa Almendinger and Stephanie Kukay each scored eight points to lead Danbury.
The Danbury Lakers fell to Cardinal Stritch, 51-29, last weekend, losing their fourth straight game.
The loss leaves the Lakers at 1-8 overall and 0-4 in the Toledo Area Athletic Conference.
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that a New Member ribbon cutting ceremony is planned for the REM Ohio Opportunities Center on Thursday, Jan. 24 at 2:30pm. REM Ohio is located at 2026 E. Harbor Road in Port Clinton. A Community Fair will be held between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the Grand Opening of the new Friendship Food Store located at 1810 E. Perry Street in Port Clinton. The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at 12 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 18. Light refreshments will be served. Community members are encouraged to attend to show support for this new addition to Port Clinton.
Catawba Township
1-2-13 Catawba-Cleveland Development Corp. to CIC Development LLC, 2917 North Sanctuary Road, $25,500.
1-2-13 CIC Development LLC to David and Mary Gill, 2917 North Sanctuary Road, new split $160,000.
1-2-13 Alzo, LLC to John Rolland and Rosemary Harroun Stewart, 2834 NorEaster Cove Drive, $624,900.
A parent whose child has rescued a wounded bird or toad knows that Mona Rutger and the staff at Back to the Wild will patiently and humanely answer questions and offer expert advice or sanctuary. A person who has never seen an eagle, hawk or an owl up close may have had their memorable first experience with Back to the Wild’s traveling exhibits at festivals and schools in our area or at their remarkable Back to the Wild sanctuary near Castalia.
The Salvation Army office at The Sutton Center has a selection of coats of all sizes from their Winter Coats for Families program.
