Community Roundup: PCHS announces Senior Spotlight for May
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PCHS announces Senior Spotlight for May
PORT CLINTON - Port Clinton High School announced the Senior Spotlight for May is Alaina Dackermann. She has represented PCHS as a student athlete all four years of high school. In fact, each fall season she was a dual sport athlete for tennis and cross country.
She was part of the Sandusky Bay Conference Championship Tennis Team and received individual league honors her junior and senior year. She was the 2020 tennis team captain, and received the silver racket award her junior and senior year. As a PCHS diver, she set a goal as a freshman to qualify for the state diving meet all four years which she accomplished along with placing 12th as a senior.
Museum extends spring series to include two new virtual lectures Published by twalro@presspub. on Sun, 04/04/2021 - 6:53pm
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Tammy Walro
Due to the success of its previous presentations, the National Museum of the Great Lakes is announcing the addition of two more lectures to their 2021 Spring Virtual Lecture Series.
The first added lecture, titled “An Illustrated History of the Soo Locks,” will take place Wednesday, April 14, at 7 p.m. and will feature Michelle Briggs, who, since 2009, has served as the Soo Locks’ Chief Park Ranger.
“Our virtual lectures have surpassed our expectations. We’re breaking attendance records well beyond any we ever saw pre-pandemic,” said Carrie Sowden, the museum’s Archaeology Director and virtual lecture moderator. “Additionally, because our membership extends across the nation and beyond, the virtual presentations have allowed us to continue spr
Turkey dinner canceled
Because of the winter weather and COVID-19 restrictions, Ida United Methodist Church has canceled the turkey dinner that was previously scheduled for Feb. 13.
The church committee plans to restart the monthly dinner series in March.
Mobile Food Pantry schedule announced
The Monroe County Opportunity Program has announced the next Monroe County Mobile Food Pantry stops. These are pop-up food pantry services scheduled across the area; one food package will be available to each household while supplies last.
Advance registration is not required; however, those picking up food must show an ID that proves Monroe County residency. The upcoming dates are as scheduled: