LocalMassage therapy becomes Amy Weymer's life High School SportsElmwood wins sectional title Ben Hammer came close to being perfect Tuesday. His teammates on the Elmwood baseball team played just as well. Hammer pitched a no-hitter for 6 1/3 innings, and Jon Aurand drilled a three-run homer and a solo homer as the Royals won a sectional championship with a 6-0 win over Liberty-Benton at Elmwood High School. Read More High School SportsHatfield leads Otsego past Gibsonburg Kelsey Hatfield hasn't fared so well against Gibsonburg in tournament play during her high school career. The Otsego senior stopped that trend Tuesday at Elmwood High School, helping the Knights beat the Golden Bears, 2-1, with both her arm and her bat in Division III sectional play. The next tournament action for Otsego, 14-9 overall, is May 20 against the Elmwood-Liberty-Benton winner back at Elmwood High School starting at 5 p.m. Read More  Obituaries
 EducationCareer options Sixth-graders at Eastwood Middle School recently held Science Career Week. Among their visitors were members of various medical and emergency professions. Nick Smith checked out a heart monitor, which showed him how fast his heart was beating. Students learned how an ambulance is a hospital on wheels, and paramedics answered questions about their careers. READ MORE FarmStars over Otsego honored at FFA banquet Friends and family joined with members of the Otsego FFA for its 47th annual banquet on Thursday at Nazareth Hall, Grand Rapids. During the evening, awards were presented and highlights of the year were reviewed. Tony Wenig and Jenna Genson were recognized with honorary membership; while top awards included the FFA Stars Over Otsego. READ MORE Youth NewsPuppet helps with teaching and getting children to communicate Three-year-olds in Art Rometo's pre-school class relate to an antique, gray crocheted hand puppet sporting an orange pom-pom nose."My grandmother Bruna Rometo made 'Mr. Yakety-Yak' and one for my sister Danielle so that we would have someone to talk to about our troubles, a confidante our size," Rometo said. READ MORE SeniorsMother's Day cards for all Mary Szegedi (left), a resident of Otterbein Portage Valley Retirement Center, receives a Mother’s Day card and a visit from Reagan Boyce (center) and Kirsten Ameling, Junior Auxiliary members of the Troy-Webster American Legion. Each female resident of Portage Valley was given a hand-made card from girls of the auxiliary on Thursday. (Photo: Aaron Carpenter/Sentinel-Tribune) READ MORE ReligionMigratory church lands at mall Meet Pastor Bob. Forget the clerical collar and stained-glass-window voice. Picture instead large tattoos, body piercings, jeans and a black tee-shirt that says, "These ARE my church clothes."Pastors Bob and Deanna Lamb are the senior ministry team at Broken Chains Church which has just moved into its new location at Woodland Mall.READ MORE A & ERetired BGSU professor’s book helped inspire Adirondacks film The largest public park in the continental United States isn'’t in the wild West. Rather that distinction belongs the Adirondack Park, a six-million-acre expanse, bigger than Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon combined, and all within a day’s drive of the Eastern Seaboard. READ MORE LifestylesQuilts spring out Saturday in Extension showCounty residents are invited to enjoy quilts, quilted items and learn quilt techniques this Saturday at the second annual Ohio State University Extension Quilt Show. It will run from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Extension Office at 639 S. Dunbridge Road, Suite One, Bowling Green. The theme is "Spring into Quilts." This year there will not only be elaborate quilts on display, organizers will also be offering two "Make It, Take It!" classes from quilt expert Edith Richmond Dyke:¥ Make It, Take It" - session one, 10 a.m. - "No Knots Please!" In this session Richmond Dyke will teach the art of hand quilting. READ MORE |
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