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House demolition discussed
at Council Meeting
By Mike McHone
Herald Writer
Housing matters were a
highlight of discussion at the
recent city council meeting
on Dec. 20, namely a house
that no longer exists.
“On main Street, north of
Summit Street on the east side,
a home was demolished about
two weeks ago,” mayor craig
Stough said. “The Zoning
inspector had been discuss-
ing additions to that house
for some time, and then we
came in and found that the
house had been demolished
from the basement walls up.
We immediately had the zon-
ing administrator get in touch
with [the] contractor that was
assigned to the house.”
The house, which sat at 5858
main St., was over 50 years old.
Any house over 50 years old
requires a 30 day notice with
access allowed to the Sylvania
Historical Society for documen-
tation purposes before any sort
of demolition occurs.
And what was the contrac-
tor’s response to the inquiry?
According to mayor Stough,
the contractor said that the
county officials told him that
he didn’t need to obtain a per-
mit for the demolition.
“He had been talking to the
county about the additions to
the house and it became appar-
ent to him that it would be
cheaper and easier to demol-
ish the old part of the home,”
Stough said. “They left the
foundations in. They intend to
reuse the foundations.”
It was discussed that coun-
cil may consider regulations
on demolishing old structures
to make way for new construc-
tion, especially in the older,
historic areas of town as part
of its zoning code changes.
According to law direc-
tor James Moan, the fine for
demolishing a home with-
out a permit is $100. The
offense would be considered
a misdemeanor and not a fel-
ony. However, as it stands, no
charges would be filed or fines
leveled. According to mayor
Stough, the county did indeed
give the go-ahead to demol-
ish the home. The contractor,
chris Davies, who lives on
main Street two doors down
from the demolished structure,
said that she feels the historic
nature of the neighborhood
will be destroyed if something
like this takes place again.
“How they can get away
with it and do it behind [the
city council’s] back is very
depressing,” she said. “I
would be devastated if I sold
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two weeks later and found that
it had been torn down.”
Other items discussed that
night: Lucas county residents
will no longer be able to drop
off yard waste free of charge
at clean Wood recycling.
There will be a fee. mayor
See COUNCIL, page 3
Developer of cardiovascular diagnostics
relocates to Sylvania from Ann Arbor
The chamber of
commerce and city of
Sylvania hosted a ribbon-
cutting and Grand Opening
celebration on Thursday,
Dec. 16, 2010 at 4:30 p.m. to
officially open the offices of
Accord biomaterials, Inc. at
6604 maplewood Avenue,
Sylvania.
Accord biomaterials,
Inc., an emerging life sci-
ences company that is devel-
oping new diagnostic and
treatment management tests
for cardiovascular diseases,
has relocated to Sylvania
from Ann Arbor, mI, bring-
ing the biotechnology busi-
ness sector to Sylvania’s
downtown. Accord was
founded in 2008 to develop
and commercialize biomedi-
cal technology invented at
the University of michigan.
Several market opportunities
were assessed, and the com-
pany focused its technology
on diagnostics for cardio-
vascular diseases a year ago.
That focus resonated with
the National Institutes of
Health, the cleveland clinic,
the University of Toledo
and rocket Ventures; as
a result, Accord secured a
Marines offer career opportunities
By Christine A. Holliday
Herald Writer
Unemployment in Toledo
is nearing 10 percent, which
means there are plenty of
people looking for work.
many of them are young job-
seekers, looking to capital-
ize on new college degrees,
or soon-to-be high school
graduates, who wonder about
whether going to college
will be worth the time and
money.
The U.S. marines are well
aware of the job market sta-
tistics, and they are hoping to
reach young men and women
looking for a great career.
They are talking to high
school seniors and college
students, encouraging them
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to take a look at a career in
the military.
Sylvania’s Crown wins Realtor of the Year
The Toledo board of
reALTOrS® (Tbr) held
their 2010 Annual business
meeting on Dec. 2, 2010 at
the Glass Pavilion. The meet-
ing was sponsored by Fifth
Third bank and featured cen-
terpieces and pastries made
by Penta county Vocational
students and music performed
by students from Toledo
School for the Arts. In addi-
tion to bringing an unwrapped
toy for Toys for Tots the
members welcomed megan
meyer Foos as the new chief
Executive Officer.
brad crown, SFr (re/
mAX central Group)
was awarded the 2010
reALTOr® of the Year
Award. mr. crown is a
member of the Tbr board
of Directors and has
served on various Tbr
committees including the
Kris Aalto of Accord Biomaterials cuts the ribbon to her new business with assis-
tance from Mayor Craig Stough, Sylvania Township Trustee Kevin Haddad and mem-
bers of the Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce.
total of $3.8m in funding in
2010, allowing the company
to initiate clinical trials in
November.
earlier this year, Accord
president Kris Aalto realized
that a move to Northwest
Ohio was ideal for the
company, and she quickly
locked in on Sylvania as
her top choice. “As Accord
began developing strong
Ohio affiliations, we need-
Sgt. Shaun Oates, a
recruiter at the Armed
Forces recruiting center on
reynolds road, explains,
“The marines are looking for
men and women who are high
qualified high school seniors,
or those who have finished
high school and are attending
school and/or working. We
will give them the oppor-
tunity to be marines. It is a
challenge to meet our high
standards, but the rewards are
worth it. An rOTc (reserve
Officer Training corps)
student can earn $193,000
toward a college education—
a great scholarship, don’t you
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is an Ohio Association of
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a Tbr million Dollar
club Life member, has
been a member of OAr’s
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crown’s other activities
include being a member of
the Parish council for St.
Joseph church, an Advisory
board member for St. Joseph
School, Past President of St.
John’s Jesuit High School’s
Father’s club, a member
of Highland meadows’
membership and Pool
committees, easter Seals
and Sylvania Area chamber
of commerce.
ed a new headquarters that
would be convenient for
regional travel, nationwide
travel and our michigan-
based employees, so at first I
admittedly selected Sylvania
strictly by its proximity to
freeways and easy access
to Ann Arbor, DTW airport
and cleveland. However,
as I dug deeper into pros-
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Sylvania could offer in both
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that couldn’t be hidden by a
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who visit high schools and
college to talk to prospective
marines. They share lunch
period with students inter-
ested in learning about the
Marines, and in finding out
what the corps expects of its
marines.
“We tell them that
marines are there to serve
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The Toledo
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an association of
real estate profes-
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the nearly 1,600
real estate boards
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try which make
up the National
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the largest trade
association in the
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getic and highly efficient
place to work; in this busi-
ness, we’re traveling exten-
sively, and the last thing I
want to do on my in-the-
office days is to drive around
for business and personal
errands. Quality of life
includes quality and effi-
ciency of work life!”
Accord currently leases
space in the maplewood
marketplace building. As the
company’s product devel-
opment and clinical trials
progress this year, Accord
plans to transition its labora-
tory and production opera-
tions to Sylvania within the
next 1-2 years, again plan-
ning to work closely with
the city in site selection and
customization. The current
near and long-term business
environments, it was clear maplewood marketplace
location then, in turn, could
that the advantages extended
far beyond geography. city be used to house similar
emerging technology com-
management, the chamber
of commerce and the panies. Within 5 years, 30+
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based at Accord’s Sylvania
became very supportive and
resourceful, and I have been headquarters.
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and work on building their what it takes to be a Marine,
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You should know what
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December 31st arrives.
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steps to put into ac-
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a notebook or journal.
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deal with the temptation
to backslide. This could
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for support, taking a
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New Year’s Eve fun for
kids of all ages
New Year’s Eve is a great heavy-duty tape, cover the en-
celebration occasion -- even tire can or cup with aluminum
for folks who are too young foil, stickers, ribbons, and
for champagne and are likely other decorations, then shake
to welcome the passage from away! For a quieter time, sup-
one year to the next from the ply kids with small pieces of
or simply thinking pos- cozy comfort of their beds. paper and have them write
itively. Start your plan Kids want to be a part of the out or illustrate a New Year’s
during the first few fun, so plan a few special ac- resolution for everyone in the
days of January to har- tivities that will not only make family. Glue the resolutions
ness your motivation. the evening special, but will to cardboard, attach magnets
Don’t expect overnight make special memories of the on the back and place them
evening for years to come. on the refrigerator where they
miracles. Resolutions * Cook up some New will serve as cheerful remind-
are accomplished with Year’s merriment. If you’re ers all year long.
a hundred tiny steps planning to dine at home * Make it a movie night.
that happen throughout on December 31st, why not New Year’s Eve is the perfect
the year. You should make it memorable? Eat des- time to cuddle up for a good
think of a New Year’s sert first, then work your way movie -- or even two! It’s
resolution as nothing Though it’s a tradition many associate with adults, back to appetizers. Or serve a even more fun if you choose
more than a starting New Year’s resolutions can be made by kids as well. merry mix of everyone’s fa- a theme for the evening’s en-
point and that develop- vorites -- even if they would tertainment, such as favorites
ing positive habits will For grade-school aged ly learned to tie their own never be eaten together at a from the year that’s ending,
keep your plan moving kids, making New Year’s shoes can promise to make “normal” dinner. It’s as much movies that depict the celebra-
fun to think up the menu as it tion of New Year’s Eve (Back
forward. resolutions can be an im- two attempts before asking
portant first lesson in goal a parent for help. This res- is to chow down on the meal. to the Future) or gems from
setting. While it’s never a olution is not only within * Get crafty. Kids love to when you were a kid. And
Talk About It good idea to insist that chil- reach, but the likelihood of make noise, and New Year’s don’t forget the popcorn!
Tell friends and dren adopt a resolution for mastery -- over a few short is the ideal time to let them * Are you game for fun?
family members who the coming year, parents months -- is very high. have their way (even for a Get out the board games, set
will be there to support can provide both support little while!). Noisemak- out some festive snacks and
your resolve to change and encouragement when Encourage and support ers are easy to make and fun away you go. Whether you
yourself for the better. kids show interest in doing While older children can to shake. Start with a clean play several fast-paced games
The best-case scenario so on their own or in re- certainly tackle more com- aluminum can (with edges or a single marathon session
is to find a friend or sponse to resolution-mak- plex resolutions, their suc- smoothed) or plastic cup and of something more involved,
ing by a respected adult or cess hinges on motivation. fill the vessel with beans or the entire family can get in on
family member who has pebbles. Close up the top with the act.
also made a New Year’s parent. Most older kids and teen-
resolution and agree to
The key support that
kids need is in formulating
agers are far more likely to
hold to their resolutions if Avoid injury while working out
motivate each other. a resolution that is realistic, they feel they have a shot
positive and achievable. at success and if it’s some-
Remain Flexible For example, if your child thing they truly want to do.
Obsessing over the declares that she will make New Year’s isn’t the time to
occasional slip won’t 20 new friends during the extract big promises from
help you achieve your year or secure a spot on the children. Here again, it’s
goal. Do the best you next season of American far better to scale back the
can each day and keep Idol, it’s definitely a good resolution and allow kids
moving forward. Ex- idea to step in and, while to experience a sense of ac-
encouraging the thought complishment. This doesn’t
pect that your plan can behind the idea, help the mean that the goal has to be
and will change. Some- child to scale back the res- easy. It just has to be within
times even the goal it- olution to something more reach. For example, older
self will change. But manageable. kids and teens can resolve
most importantly, rec- to eat an additional serv- Beginners might want to utilize a personal trainer to ensure
ognize partial success- Timing is everything ing of fruit or vegetables their workout routines start off on the right foot.
es at every step along For younger children, every day or promise to do Perhaps no New Year’s subside, and once the muscles
the way. Experts say it help them choose a simple their regular chores with- resolution is as common as re- grow accustomed to being
takes about 21 days for resolution that is part of out parental reminders. It’s solving to get in shape. After worked, the pain, stiffness or
a new activity, such as daily life and within their important to remember that a holiday season filled with soreness should no longer ap-
exercising, to become developmental reach in the New Year’s is just one of treats and social gatherings, pear after a workout (this may
near future. For kids to feel many teachable moments it’s no surprise many people take a workout or two for the
a habit, and six months successful, they need to throughout the year.
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Barbara
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There is the to transgressa tremendous
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feeling like youabout the FREE
are heading in will feel like a struggle. There are
Ziegler, Diane Shemak,
responsibility of making Jackie
sure tary failure
“Fanfare” cakewill notbedeter you
will toatic movements
Pat Nowak, Sylvania assure twotwo-week
directions attrial.
the same time. responsibilities holding you back
Stough noted that Sylvania mittee is checking to see if
John J. Tarpy appointed
Snyder, Mary Price, Charla
that your financial and emo- unveiled
because later you inhave the evening.
the bigger Herald, 5700 Monroe St., So, now is the time to make a sen- from the things you really want to
Itpicture
is suggested City residents get regular the service can be provided
Ulrich, Katie Loh, Lori
tional well-being is stable. in yourthat black and
sights. Suite 406, Sylvania 43560, or sible decision about what you do. Spend some time prioritizing
residential pickup of their at no cost.
Strohmaier, Joanie Barrett, white cocktail
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YouBullard,
Pat may have responsibilities
Kathy Zacharias, For more information call nowakp112946@aol.com. yard waste as usual.
yourself. John Husman was re-
for children or a parent, and with a plan for managing your According to the meeting appointed to the Civil
that in addition to workforce life’s ongoing resolutions or minutes: Council member Service Commission in an
duties may be overwhelming conflicts. More importantly, Mike Brown reported that the unanimous vote.
John J. Tarpy has been CruiseOne prides itself on
at best. now you can see some results. Utilities and Environment There was a brief dis-
Once your goal is achieved, accredited as a local inde- providing attention to detail Committee met on Dec. 10. cussion about the deterio-
Now if you add in those pendent Cruise Spcialist in and expert advice to every
behavior changes that you add another task until measur- The committee reviewed rated condition of the tracks
able results are apparent. Sylvania for CruiseOne, of- customer. Each indepen- an offer to join a recycle on Monroe Street. Service
want to make you are most
Making your New Year’s fering guidance in selecting dently owned and operated bank where recyclables are Director Jeffery Ballmer
decidedly on life overload.
Making pointless resolutions resolutions can be a positive cruise ships and itinerar- business conbines the latest weighed at pickup and the was asked to contact the
will not help you from taking force in your life and pushing ies and savings of up to 50 technology with old-fash- household is credited. There railroad.
that extra piece of cake or aside negativity to deal with percent on all major cruise ioned customer service. The is a slight fee, and the com-

Relocates (Continued from page 1)

charging on your credit card. your goals will be productive. lines. CruiseOne Special- automated best fare search
Additionally, while we have Your personal life will soar ists are knowledgeable in a program enables cruise spe-
the best intentions, we are when you define attainable broad range of cruise vaca- cialists to identify excellent
skeptical that we will change life goals so have a great 2011 tions ranging from family values on all major cruise is a great fit for Sylvania. We serious disease of the pulmo-
so we begin the New Year and welcome the New Year reunions at sea to honey- lines. are glad they are here and nary arteries within the lungs
with that depressing attitude. with optimism! moon cruises to corporate “Congratulations to John hopefully more companies that is difficult to diagnose
Then we feel discouraged Please send all informa- meetings, incentives, and J. Tarpy upon sucessfully like Accord in the biomate- and manage due to inadequate
when we fail to live up to tion to Pat Nowak, Sylvania ship charters. completing the CruiseOne rial technology field or other tests. Accord expects strong
those lofty predictions. Herald, 5700 Monroe St., John J. Tarpy participat- certification program,” said high-tech fields will also con- interest from pharmaceuti-
To be successful you need Suite 406, Sylvania 43560, or sider locating in Sylvania.” cal partners in this product,
ed in the cruise industry’s Dwain Wall, senior vice Pat Nowak, Executive as the rapidly-growing drug
to make a fresh plan for your- e-mail to nowakp112946@ most intensive training cur- president of CruiseOne.
aol.com. Please make sure to Director of the Chamber of market for pulmonary hyper-
self that includes manageable riculum that included sales “The cruise industry is so Commerce states “With the tension treatment is projected
goals that can be achieved. send information in time for and marketing seminars, large and complex that gen-
publication deadlines. current economy it is grati- to reach $4B by 2015.
That is the positive way to product briefings by major eral service travel counsel- fying that a company like “Many of us leading life
cruise lines, hands-on com- ors cannot do justice to the Accord would feel that the sciences entrepreneurial

Marines (Continued from page 1) puter orientation and on-

board ship inspections. The
cruise product or preoperly
serve the neds of today’s
city of Sylvania is the ‘perfect
fit’’; I am sure that because
of their move many more
endeavors are committed to
building and growing these
companies in the Midwest,”
state-of-the-art CruiseOne cruise customer.”
from school officials, (unless acknowledges a well-known training center in Fort Lau- John J. Tarpy can be companies will discover the Kris continued, “despite our
parents request otherwise in saying about Marine training, derdale, Fla., is considered reached at (567)455-6501 dynamic setting and oppor- industry’s history of cluster-
writing), some school repre- “Four in the Corps and the tunities that are available in ing these companies on the
among the best in the na- or toll-free (866) 721-4001, Sylvania. We welcome them east and west coasts, due in
sentatives balk at providing rest is a piece of cake,” and tion. or by visiting his website
the information. Staff Sgt. notes, “Our training prepares to the Chamber and we will part to venture capital access
Biehl has been called on more a Marine for the mission—
With more than 600 at www.CruiseONe.com/ be looking forward to work- there. However, resources in
than once to talk with school whatever it is. There are plen- locations coast to coast, jtarpy. ing with them for years to terms of financing, infrastruc-
officials to obtain those data. ty of jobs in the Marines, come. ture and talent are available
The company’s first prod- in our region, and we can
He noted, “Parents have
the idea that we can come
and, despite what is shown on
CNN, there are jobs besides
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SCHOOLS WEDNESDAY, December 29, 2010

Lourdes students connect with Franciscan NDA Young Women

values through pilgrimage in Italy Travel to Appalachia to
Through an initiative
Spread Christmas Cheer
offered through Lourdes’ Like Santa pulling Mary Zavell along with
Mission & Ministry Office, his sleigh full of toys, 40 freshman Mikafui Dzotsi.
students, faculty and staff young women from Notre Over 1,000 gifts were
have a unique opportunity Dame Academy (NDA) car- distributed. In addition to
to learn about the College’s ried over 1,000 gifts down providing a gift from Santa
heritage and values through to Harlan, KY, and brought to the children and adults,
a Franciscan pilgrimage Christmas to this rural town. NDA students organized and
program. Sponsored by the For 22 years, the Notre manned a toy store that con-
Association of Franciscan Dame Academy community sists of gifts donated from
Colleges and Universities, has opened its hearts to this various organizations and
each December Lourdes small Kentucky mining town individuals. “Shoppers”
selects a group of students and spread Christmas cheer. received tickets and chose
to travel to Italy where The whole school collects toys in the morning. In the
they will spend 11 days the gifts for men, women, afternoon, the students hosted
touring the following his- and children and then 40 stu- a Christmas party where they
torical and religious land- dents accompanied by eight prepared a meal and enter-
marks: parents, two staff members, tained with a talent show.
Assisi: Basilica along with three Sisters of The program was started
of St. Clare, Chiesa Nuova, Notre Dame - Sr. Mary Ann by Sr. Mary Delores Gatliff,
Culpert, president of Notre SND, who now serves as
La Verna, Piazza Comune,
Porziuncola, San Damiano Student pilgrims Amanda Krupa, Nate Kuehnl and Katie Coffey gather by Dame Academy, Sr. Marilyn provincial of the Sisters of
Crucifix, San Rufino and Lourdes nativity scene.
Marie Ellerbrock and Sr. Notre Dame, when she began
Mary Dean Pfahler hosted a her ministry at NDA in 1989.
Santa Maria Maggiore. deepen my relationship with pilgrimage has opened “while we do a great job weekend of holiday activities That first group was just 18
Rome: B a s i l i c a God and others,” shares my eyes to what being of sharing our heritage on Dec. 18 and 19. young women, since then
of St. Peter, Coliseum and Katie. “I always try to stay Franciscan truly means,” campus, experiencing the Sylvania area participants almost 550 young women
Trevi Fountain. involved in campus activi- expresses Amanda. life and spirit of St. Francis were seniors Julia DeLapp have participated. For the
English major Katie ties and felt this opportu- “Though, I have only just in person offers a much and Kassie Mallory, junior students going on the trip it
Coffey, Early Childhood nity was one in which I begun the journey, I am deeper understanding. The Elaine Westphal, sophomores is an opportunity to practice
Education major Amanda could broaden my knowl- excited to embark on this unique perspective that our Megan Geldien, Christina the NDA Mission Statement
Krupa and English and edge about the Franciscan mission of learning about students bring back ben- Hoehn, Paige Koenig, and for “leadership and service.”
History major Nate Kuehnl values found at Lourdes.” Lourdes’ heritage.” efits the entire Lourdes
were chosen as this year’s “Researching and learn- Of the purpose behind community as we are able Newspapers a valuable teaching
student pilgrims. ing about St. Francis and the program, Vice President to experience our mission
“I applied for the pil- Clare and their values in for Mission & Ministry Sr. and values through their tool in the Classroom
grimage because I want to order to prepare for the Ann Carmen Barone says, eyes.” Few resources are as
inexpensive yet inherently

OPINION Northview High School valuable as the daily news-

paper. For as little as the
loose change in their pock-
Dear Sylvania Parents and tough to stomach. As we go
Community Members: through this difficult down-
Musician of the Week ets, readers can get all their
local news, as well as learn
With the failure of the op- sizing process, we will strive S a r a h what is going on over-
erating levy in November, it to maintain the quality of the Hanline is the seas and, for sports fans,
is necessary for the district to educational experience for N o r t h v i e w what happened during last
cut $6 million from the oper- students, parents, and staff. High School night’s games.
ating budget for the 2011-12 Attached is a preliminary Musician of For educators, newspa-
school year. These reductions framework for the budget the Week. pers can be a valuable teach-
will be implemented even reduction proposal that will Sarah recently ing tool as well. Younger
with a passage of an operat- be brought forward for a first received the kids typically aren’t avid
ing levy in 2011. Additional review at the Jan. 10, 2011, readers, but newspapers are
reductions may be needed de- Sylvania Board of Educa- most valu-
often reader-friendly, with
pending on the level of fund- tion meeting. I am releasing able player
concise articles that aren’t Newspapers are a
ing allocated to our district by a work-in-progress document award for the as long-winded as chapters valuable resource parents
the State of Ohio. However, because parents and staff 2010 edition in a book. Teachers hoping and educators can use to
we continue to look for ways members want to know the of the Wildcat to instill a love of reading instill a love of reading in
to reduce future expenditures direction the cuts are headed. M a r c h i n g in their pupils can put the their kids and students.
that will help preserve some The Sylvania Board of Edu- Band. Sarah is local newspaper to work in
of the programs, services, cation wants the dialogue also the princi- a variety of ways. teaching tool, teachers can
and jobs impacted by this re- about the reductions to begin pal trumpet of * Teach kids the “5Ws give students two different
duction plan. as soon as possible so that the Northview (and the H).” Most adults articles, one news and one
Over the past six weeks, input from all stakeholders recall the lesson of the editorial. Before explain-
a continuum of cost-saving can be fully considered. Fol-
Wind Ensemble
“5Ws (and the H).” The ing the difference, ask kids
measures and reduction sce- lowing the Jan. 10 Board of and plays in to identify the differences.
the Jazz Band. 5Ws and the H are Who,
narios has been weighed. Education meeting, there will What, When, Where, Why, Chances are, kids will pick
During this initial phase, be a public forum on Thurs- She has par- and How. Newspaper ar- up on the main difference,
principals, directors, and day, Jan. 13, 7:00 p.m. at the ticipated in Honor Society. Sarah ticles are typically built that an editorial is an opin-
supervisors have been con- Sylvania Senior Center. OMEA Solo & Ensemble plans on attending Miami around the rule that en- ion piece that uses facts to
sulted and suggestions from Sincerely, contest every year since University and major in courages reporters to an- support an idea, while a
staff members incorporated Brad Rieger eighth grade. Sarah is an marketing. Sarah is the swer these six questions in news story simply reports
into the analysis. All of the Superintendent excellent student and is the daughter of Ty and Beth the first several paragraphs the facts without giving
possibilities on the table are Sylvania Schools treasurer of the National Hanline. of an article. Teachers can an opinion. This can prove
give their students the a valuable lesson for kids
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WEDNESDAY, December 29, 2010
Message in a ‘bottle’
There is a 1200 pound
vault buried in Sylvania,
awaiting discovery.
In 1977, the Sylvania
Bicentennial Committee
and the Sylvania History
Buffs (the predecessor to
the Sylvania Area Historical
Society) prepared a time cap-
sule for burial, to be opened
July 4, 2026. Prior to burial,
the vault and some of the
items were displayed at the
Sylvania Branch library. The
time capsule was 51” long,
20” wide, and 18” deep.
Many local citizens
worked on the committee,
preparing the container and
choosing the location and
contents. Historians cata-
logued, researched, wrapped
and sealed all the items for
protection from dampness.
The capsule is well past
its halfway mark now, so I
thought it would be fun to
review what is buried.
I won’t mention every-
The Year Ahead: 2011
Aries (March 21-April 19)
This is the year to catch up with
old projects. Finish them by April so
that you are prepared for September’s
new opportunities. Time is quickly
catching up with you, but don’t fret.
Things will come together because
this year is one that offers you new
ideas that can assist you financial-
ly. Relationships might challenge you,
don’t be afraid to speak your mind.
July offers you an opportunity to take
a trip somewhere that will manifest a
new partnership.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
This is a great year to let go of
the things that no longer serve you.
Embrace the things that provide you
with relaxation coupled with abun-
dance. Family matters that have been
pushed under the rug come to the
forefront in February. The key is to
clearly communicate your truth and
things will clear up. Coming from a
space of honoring your feelings pro-
vides a better space for clarity for
everyone.
Gemini (May 21-June 21)
It’s all about your career this year.
The last year has left you feeling
unsettled. Shake off the dust and set
the intention to start something new in
April. This is going to be one of those
magical years that provide you with
clarity in the direction that you want to
take verses what you feel you “should”
do. Write a list of the goals that you
have and put them into action by April
10th. Watch the magic happen as you
manifest in abundance.
Cancer (June 22-July 22)
The last three years have been
financially crazy. This year offers you
a more grounded opportunity to mani-
fest abundantly on all levels of your
being if you can embrace the truth
that the past is no longer present.
Let go and live in the now and all
that you’ve been shouldering will be
surrendered and you can gracefully
manifest in clarity. Set the intention to
do things with clarity and by October
you will see the fruits of this aware-
ness rewarding you.
Leo (July 23-August 22)
Your emotional space is important
to you this year. Don’t be afraid to
take time to hibernate and clear out
old patterns that have created the ten-
dency to please others. Allow yourself
enough space to get to know what
you need. This year is all about being
in the moment for you and embracing
your truth. The more you do this the
more others will honor you.
Virgo (August 23-September 22)
This year offers you new oppor-
tunities on many levels as long as
you keep in mind the common ground
you share with the people you partner
with. If you cannot find a shared inten-
tion, then make time to find one. It is
important this year to set boundar-
ies with finances so others learn to
balance their own lives. If you don’t
do this, money presents itself as a
struggle in the month of May.
Libra (September 23-October 22)
This year’s theme is “anchoring
in balance”. Delegate responsibilities
from January until July, and work on
the projects that make sense finan-
cially to you. Synergy and cooperation
will happen when you allow yourself
the freedom to sense what works
the best for you. If you aren’t feeling
balanced, you will find yourself in the
spiral of other people’s goals and not
your own. From July 5th to the end of
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flags, calling cards, candles,
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Scorpio (October 23-November 21)
Your theme this year is “ask and it
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your friends and family for support. Do
not be afraid to receive. This is about
allowing others to show up for you the
way you have shown up for them. In
August, a new career opportunity will
present itself to you. This is a good
time to start over and embrace oppor-
tunities in your life as they show up.
Don’t be afraid of change, but rather
welcome it with open arms. Have fun
this year as you welcome new begin-
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Sagittarius (November 22-December
21)
Keep your schedule really tight
and reliable from January until April
because opportunities will pop up in
career. Don’t overload yourself to the
point that you can’t receive higher
guidance to manifest more abundant-
ly. By getting rid of things that no
longer serve you, you will have “clear
sight” or clear picture moving for-
ward. August to December offers you
opportunities in real estate and invest-
ing. Financial issues will improve by
October if you can intend clarity.
Capricorn (December 22-January 19)
Relationship issues have chal-
lenged you over the past three years.
This year manifests for you a stable
relationship that allows for you to feel
safe and secure without worrying if it’s
“real” or not. Start the New Year by
anchoring in an intention of “safety”
on all levels of your being. Embrace
the fact that you are safe emotionally
and you will manifest a safe space to
share yourself with a partner. Financial
issues will be challenged in January,
Feb and May. Don’t fall into fear about
money. Just flow with the flow.
Aquarius (January 20-February 18)
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Letter to the Editor
To the editor:
mometer, tote bag, wine list, will be readable by then.)
liquor prices, and Sylvania I asked a few friends and
High School 1976 yearbook. relatives for suggestions, and As the outgoing vice-chairman of the Riga Township
Oh, and there’s a Timex they came up with a gel pen, Planning Commission, just across the state line from Sylvania
watch. And a pair of boo- fabric softener sheets, a jar Township, there has been no more contentious issue than the
proposed installation of more than 200 nearly 500’ tall industrial
ties for the first baby born in of pricey anti-wrinkle cream,
wind turbines across Riga, Ogden and Fairfield Townships. The
Sylvania in 2027 A.D.! microwave popcorn, and a
While we’re waiting for wallet complete with cur- proposed devices would be taller than Toledo’s tallest build-
ing by 80’ or so and would have a rotor that measures 330’ in
16 years until the big reveal, rency, credit cards, photos
I started thinking. If I were and IDs. diameter. They would be approximately 25% larger than those
in Bowling Green.
preparing a time capsule What else would Sylvania
today for 50 years from now, citizens in 2061 find interest- Why should Sylvania Township care? Studies we read while
I was on the planning commission, particularly the McCann
what would I put in it? It ing? Video games, car keys,
should, by definition, contain remote controls, a GPS, Appraisal Report on property values (available on line by goo-
gling McCann Appraisal) suggest that homes within 2 miles of
a historic cache of goods mouse pad, printouts from
and information to com- Facebook and Twitter, some a cluster of turbines like those proposed for Riga can experience
value loss of 25-40% and some homes within the cluster of tur-
municate with future citi- graphic novels, a few trendy
zens, and should help future garments….the list could go bines itself may become unmarketable. While we don’t have a
site plan of the proposed development, despite repeated requests,
archaeologists, anthropolo- on and on.
gists, and historians. So I’m But meanwhile, I am anx- we know land has been leased right down to the state line.
The language I proposed in the Riga Township Zoning
thinking mostly items that iously awaiting the big day
are leading edge technol- of July 4, 2026. Hope I make ordinance would require the turbines to produce no more than
35dBa of noise in any adjoining jurisdiction’s residential or
ogy today... so they could it. Sylvanians will gather
be laughed at tomorrow. around and watch excitedly mixed use residential district. This would create some reasonable
protection to the residents along the state line including Sylvania
That would include things for the time capsule to be
like a flash drive, latest cell unsealed. I’m sure the big Township and the village of Berkey by requiring perhaps a mile
setbacks from such districts. But pressure from the developers
phone, music CDs, DVDs, question on everyone’s lips
VCR tapes and other elec- will be “Is the Timex still to change that and the other language that was approved by the
planning commission is intense. If you are concerned I strongly
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Broadway voices The Mental Health & Friends Drive Drunk” reckless behavior not we must take an active
Recovery Services Board campaign message and only includes drunk driv- role in preventing debili-
premiere new musical
of Lucas County recently emphasizes
allocated $19,000 in fund- responsibility.
ing to Unison Behavioral
on the Commodore stage effort to get impaired Understanding this and a physician, can impair faith based groups can
Health Group. In an impaired to drive. Period. ing those prescribed by drug free coalitions, and
On Jan. 7 at 7 p.m. and
Jan. 8 at 2 p.m. Perrysburg
Musical Theatre is proud
to have Jody Madaras and
his Broadway pals return
to northwest Ohio with
All Hands on Deck!, an
all-singing, all-dancing,
patriotic tribute to the Big
Band years! Come enjoy
more than 40 of the great-
est American songs --
Chattanooga Choo-Choo,
Atchison, Topeka and the
Santa Fe, Sentimental
Journey, I’m In The Mood
For Love, Pennsylvania
Polka, Oh, How I Hate To
Get Up In The Morning, Any
Bonds Today?, South Of
The Border, Down Mexico
Bishop Gumbleton to
speak on Haiti — One
year after the earthquake
The Sisters of St.
Francis of Sylvania are
sponsoring a presenta-
tion by Bishop Thomas
Gumbleton on Jan. 9,
2011, about the condi-
tion of Haiti one year
after the earthquake that
so severely damaged the
island country.
The presentation
will be held at 3 p.m.,
Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011, in
the Franciscan Theater
and Conference Center
located in the Sylvania
Franciscan Village—
home to the Sisters of St.
Francis, Lourdes College
and Franciscan Services
Corporation. The cost is
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Safety this holiday season
December is traditionally
filled with celebration for many
of us. The holiday season can be
a time of joy with special food,
candles, decorations and lights
but this hectic time of year can
also put seniors at risk. As you
make out your shopping lists,
make a safety list too!
Evergreens:
Be sure your tree, wreath or
branches are fresh – no falling
needles.
Keep away from candles, fire-
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001 Legals
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
MEETING/HEARING
The Sylvania Township Zoning
Commission will hold a Meeting
on Wednesday, January 12,
2011 at 6:00 p.m. at the Town-
ship Hall, 4927 Holland-Sylvania
Rd., Sylvania, OH 43560 for con-
sideration of the following:
1. Consideration of Amend-
ment to Article 20, (Planned
Unit Development) of the Syl-
vania Township Zoning Reso-
lution.
2. Zone Change request from
S-1 to C-2 for the property lo-
cated at 5501 Monroe St., by
Timothy C. DeWitt, agent for
The Sylvania Township Board
of Trustees, property owner!s
Notice: Upon receiving recom-
mendations from the Lucas
County Plan Commission the
Zoning Commission will conduct
hearings on all zoning issues
published for legislative consid-
eration within this agenda. All
persons interested in or affected
by said requests will have the
right and opportunity to be heard
on the question of granting or de-
nying of said requests. Informa-
tion concerning said matters is
on file in the Sylvania Township
Zoning Office and may be seen
Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Af-
ter the Zoning Commission takes
action on zoning matters before
it; said actions will be referred to
the Board of Trustees for final
determination.
By Order of ZC Chairman
Mary Himmelein
12/29/10
WEDNESDAY, December 29, 2010
personal ing, but also the grow- tated driving. Individuals,
Being ing problem of drugged families, businesses, com-
buzzed means being too driving. Drugs, includ- munity organizations,
drivers off the road dur- planning appropriately judgment and motor promote substance abuse
Way, Don’t Sit Under The ing this holiday sea- can save lives. skills. It is critical that prevention and encour-
Apple Tree, Don’t Fence son, Unison is working The Mental Health & we encourage our young age alternative sources of
Me In, Military Medley, with the Mental Health Recovery Services Board people and fellow citi- transportation. By work-
America, The Beautiful & Recovery Services of Lucas County and zens to make responsible ing together, we can help
--step back into those spe- Unison Behavioral Health decisions when driving
Board of Lucas County save countless lives and
cial days of road shows, or riding as a passenger,
to increase awareness Group recommend these make America’s road-
war bond drives and radio
about impaired driving. simple tips for a safe hol-especially if drug use is ways safer for all.
broadcasts. Step back into
1942 with All Hands on Components of the cam- iday season: apparent. NOW, THEREFORE,
Deck! paign include: outdoor This National Impaired I, BARACK OBAMA,
A Perrysburg Musical advertising, social media 1. Plan a safe way Driving Prevention President of the United
Theatre fundraiser: and public education. The home before the festivi- Month, we must also States of America, by vir-
Commodore Perry, Beck goal is to increase aware- ties begin draw attention to the dan- tue of the authority vested
Auditorium: 140 E. Indiana, ness of the problem; with 2. Before drinking gers of distracted driving, in me by the Constitution
Perrysburg, Ohio. Pre-order special focus on young or partying, designate a including using electron- and the laws of the United
your tickets by going to per- men aged 16-21. sober driver ic equipment or texting States, do hereby pro-
rysburgmusicaltheatre.com, Buzzed and drunk 3. If you’re buzzed, use while behind the wheel of claim December 2010 as
perrysburgmusicaltheatre@ driving poses threats to a taxi, call a sober friend a vehicle. When people National Impaired Driving
gmail.com or calling 419- public safety, as evi- or family member, or use take their attention away Prevention Month. I urge
343-9528. Group rates are denced by the number of public transportation from the road to answer all Americans to make
available. fatal crashes each year on 4. If you happen to a call, respond to a mes- responsible decisions and
our highways. In Lucas see a drunk or impaired sage, or use a device, take appropriate mea-
County, one in three driv-
ers will be impacted by
driver on the road, don’t they put themselves and
hesitate to call 911 to others at risk. Distracted
sures to prevent impaired
driving.
a buzzed and/or drunk
driver this holiday sea-
report the vehicle driving is a serious, life
And remember, Friends threatening practice, and IN WITNESS
son. “We know that the Don’t Let Friends Drive I encourage everyone to WHEREOF, I have here-
holiday season can be
one of the deadliest and
Drunk. If you know some- visit Distraction.gov to
one who is about to drive learn how to prevent dis-
unto set my hand this
first day of December,
free, but donations will most dangerous times on or ride while impaired, tracted driving. in the year of our Lord
be accepted to the sup- America’s roadways due take their keys and help My Administration is two thousand ten, and of
port the peace and justice to an increase in buzzed them make other arrange- dedicated to strengthen- the Independence of the
activities of the Sylvania and drunk driving,” ments to get where they ing efforts against drunk, United States of America
Franciscans. said Dr. Larry Hamme, are going safely. drugged, and distracted the two hundred and thir-
Bishop Gumbleton is Chief Clinical Officer driving. To lead by exam- ty-fifth.
an international advocate for Unison. “Don’t let President Barack ple, we have implement-
for peace, justice and civil your 2010 end in arrest or Obama’s office, des- ed a nationwide ban pro- BARACK OBAMA
rights activities in the worse death.” ignating December hibiting Federal employ-
Catholic Church. He is a “Buzzed” is a popular as “National Drunk ees from texting while About Unison
member of the Pax Christi term used to describe a and Drugged Driving driving on Government Behavioral Health Group
fact-finding delegation to feeling of slight intoxi- (3D) Prevention business or when using With over 35 years
Haiti and has gone on cation after drinking or Month” - Presidential a Government device. of experience, Unison
missions there numerous using drugs. Many people Proclamation-- National This holiday season, the Behavioral Health Group
times since 1991. He use the term to describe Impaired Driving United States Department is the community’s rec-
recently returned from the a condition that they Prevention Month of Transportation’s ognized and preferred
island country and will see as being less than Every day, millions National Highway Traffic leader in caring for the
talk about what he saw intoxicated. The real- of Americans travel on Safety Administration is behavioral health and
and how the country is ity is that being buzzed our Nation’s roadways. also sponsoring the cam- substance abuse issues of
faring one year after the impairs judgement Thousands of these driv- paign, “Drunk Driving: adults, adolescents and
devastating earthquake. and that buzzed driv- ers and passengers tragi- Over the Limit. Under children. Unison accepts
ing is impaired driving. cally lose their lives each Arrest.” Thousands of Ohio Medicaid and
Impaired driving remains
one of America’s deadli-
year because of drunk, police departments and
drugged, or distracted law enforcement agencies
most private insurances.
Through their contract
nal decompression. These est social problems. driving. During National across the Nation will with the Mental Health &
protocols have been suc- “Most people don’t Impaired Driving redouble their efforts to Recovery Services Board
cessful in treating such intend to drive drunk,” Prevention Month, we ensure impaired drivers of Lucas County, Unison
diagnoses as: sciatica, said Dr. Hamme. “But, recommit to preventing are detected and appro- is able to offer subsi-
herniated or degenerative at the end of the night, the loss of life by practic- priate action is taken. dized services to Lucas
discs, and lumbar radicu- too many try to convince ing safe driving practices Additionally, the Office County residents who
litis, among others. As a themselves and their and reminding others to of National Drug Control are unable to afford the
result, very few of our pa- friends that they aren’t be sober, drug free, and Policy is working with total cost of treatment.
tients have had to consider drunk, just buzzed, and safe on the road. Federal agencies to raise Unison is certified by
more serious invasive pro- are perfectly capable of Impaired driving and public awareness about the Ohio Department of
cedures, such as surgery. driving.” The “Buzzed its consequences can the high prevalence of Mental Health and Ohio
Contact Ron Schmidt or Driving is Drunk Driving” seriously alter or even drugged driving in our Department of Alcohol
Kathy Gast for more infor- campaign expands destroy lives and prop- country, and to provide and Drug Addiction
mation at 419 873-3488. the “Friends Don’t let erty in a moment. This resources for parents of Services, and accredited
new drivers about how by the Joint Commission
to talk to their children on Accreditation of
about drugs. Healthcare Organizations.
places, and space heaters. als – they can create toxic fumes Carry your wallet in your As responsible citi- For more information,
or even a flash fire. front pocket. zens, we must not wait visit www.unisonbhg.
Lights: Keep flammable decorations Avoid carrying large packages until tragedy strikes, and org.
Look for the UL label which away from the fireplace. that block your vision and make
assures the product has been safe-
ty tested.
Make sure the fire is com-
pletely out before leaving the
you a target for purse snatchers.
Limit the amount of cash or Calvary Assembly of God
Inspect each strand - discard
any that are damaged.
house or going to bed. credit cards you carry with you.
Have your keys out and ready purchases the Maumee 18
Don’t overload electrical cir-
cuits.
Candles:
Place candles in holders that
before you go to your car.
theater on Conant Street in Maumee
Keep cords out of walkways will not tip. Food preparation:
to prevent tripping. Never leave candles unat- Keep utensils, preparation
Calvary Assembly of this strategic location.”
tended. surfaces and hands clean. God announces the ac- Calvary purchased
Fireplaces: Keep hot foods hot and cold quisition of the Maumee the former cinema from
Don’t burn wrapping materi- Shopping: foods cold. Refrigerate leftovers 18 Theater, located at Dallas based Rave Mo-
as soon as possible after the 1360 Conant Street in tion Pictures. “It was a
positive experience to
Ads
meal. Maumee. Planned future
renovations to the theater work with Rave to see
Travel: will enable the church to this well-known local
Plan your trip with rest stops relocate from their cur- landmark take on a new
included.
Leave an itinerary with a
rent property at 5025
Glendale Avenue, Toledo
purpose in the area,” said
Gilligan
friend so someone knows where
you are. during the latter part of Rave Motion Pic-
Don’t overload your vehicle 2011. tures spokesperson stated
001 Legals 054 Flea Markets 088 For Rent or obstruct your vision. “Calary believes in that “It has only been
Be mindful of weather con- changing lives to change a few months since the
NOTICE TO BIDDERS BYRNE ROAD Flea Mar- SYLVANIA LOWER du- ditions between here and your the world,” states Chad Maumee 18 closed and
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF
ket every Sunday plex, 2 bed, appliances, destination. Gilligan, Lead Pastor. we promised to pursue
Avoid heavy meals before “The purchase of a larger meaningful new owner-
TRANSPORTATION 7am-12pm. 206 S. Byrne, full basement, heat & wa-
Toledo, OH (next to the ter included, 5758 Summit
travelling – it can lead to sleepi-
Columbus, Ohio
Office of Contracts TV station). Indoor & out- St., Sylvania. $685/month. facility provides unlimit- ship. We are delighted
Legal Copy Number: 110062
Sealed proposals will be ac-
door spaces available. 419-517-3310. ness. ed possibilities for the ex- that this long time local
Contact Mark
Always buckle up and never pansion of Calvary’s min- community based church
100 Services
cepted from pre-qualified bidders
drink and drive!
at the ODOT Office of Contracts 419-389-1095. Closed
until 10:00 a.m. on January 27,
2011. Project 110062 is located
11/28 & 12/26.
istries and involvement in has acquired the poperty.
in Lucas County,
Holiday decorations may get the community. Calvary We wish Calvary Assem-
072 Help Wanted
Moving in or out clean-up
looks forward to having bly of God great success
IR/WOO-75/475-8.07R/0.32R
more notice, but Resolving To Be
and is a BRIDGE REPAIR pro- & hauling. Attics, base -
a community presence in in their future home.”
ject. The date set for completion ments, buildings, yards,
of this work shall be as set forth
in the bidding proposal. Plans
garages, rental properties Ready can save lives!
and Specifications are on file in IMMEDIATE OPENINGS & special help for the eld-
the Department of Transporta- for wheelchair van drivers, erly & handicapped. Fore-
tion. closures & Repairs.
dispatchers and customer
12/29/10 & 1/5/11
service representatives. 419-215-4194.
To l e d o R e s t a u r a n t Tr a i n i n g C e n t e r
002 Miscellaneous 102 Painting & Papering
Must have flexible avail-
ability. Drivers must be at 419-241-5100 • www.trtcoh.org • trtc@bex.net
least 25 yrs. old with good 142 23rd Street, Suite 310 Toledo OH 43604
C.H.E.F. Program
driving record. To apply
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COMMUNITY THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page 7

Move over network news, WNDA is up and running

Move over television news Molly Scott (Maumee), Jae ing events and special activi- daily announcements, are
teams you have some tough Huth (Holland), and Emily ties,” explained Kim Grilliot, experiencing what their daugh-
competition – WNDA. Notre Reese (43614). principal. ters are seeing.
Dame Academy’s new televi- “We broadcast announce- Students and faculty simply Watch WNDA in
sion news program, WNDA, ments every day; the girls turn on the SmartBoardTM in action. Go to www.nda.org

Ask about Windhave

is officially up and running. rotate positions every week, so their classroom at announce- and under Parents, click on
WNDA is part of the they are learning everything. ment time, sit back, and enjoy. “Announcements” and see for
school’s new Broadcast We broadcast on channel 18 Parents, who use to read the yourself the competition.

Stimulus Package
Journalism program that also in the school, those without
features a state-of-the art TV hook up can watch it on
broadcast studio that is fully the internet through the school
equipped with the Tricaster Website,” said Julie Sells,
System, two cameras, two broadcast journalism instruc-
teleprompters, studio lighting, tor.
a green screen, microphones,
and five computers.
“The young women are
learning firsthand all the
Hope to see you40inyears
Celebrating theofNew Year!
service
Five young women have aspects of broadcast journal-
pioneered the new class and ism. As they become even
WTOL veteran news anchor Chrys Peterson gave
are responsible for broadcast- • Semi-independent
the WNDA broadcasters some pointers. WNDA broad-
more knowledgeable and tech

Living
ing announcements every day. savvy about the equipment and
casters (L-R) are faculty member Julie Sells, television
They are senior Amanda Myers its potential, the sky is the
anchor Chrys Peterson, Catie Destatte, Molly Scott, Jae
• Advanced Care
(43614) along with juniors limit. Plans are being consid-
Huth, Amanda Myers and Emily Reese.
Catie Destatte (Perrysburg), ered to broadcast some sport-

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SENIOR LIFESTYLES WEDNESDAY, December 29, 2010

Sylvania Senior Center List of Events Heart conditions can be ‘silent’

January 2011
The image many people
get when they think of heart
Lunch is served from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon-Fri; Suggested donation for persons conditions is a grown man
who are 60-plus is $2.50; cluthing his chest. But not
non-seniors, $5.32. Make Reservation all heart conditions are as
Dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. on Tuesdays. Suggested donation for persons who are obvious or pronounced as
60-plus is $2.50; heart attack.
non-seniors, $5.32. Make Reservation Ischemia is a term used
Billiards: Mon-Fri, open all day to describe the restriction of
Computer Club: Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m. oxygen-rich blood to an area
Computer Lab: open when class is not in session of the body. Cardiac isch-
emia occurs when the blood
Library: Mon-Fri, all day
cannot reach the heart.
Open Gym: open when classes are not in session Generally cardiac isch-
Quilting: Mon-Thu, 8-12 noon emia causes pain in the
Woodshop: Tue, Thu & Fri; weekly, 1-3 p.m. chest, known as angina.
However, in some cases
there is no warning pain and
Monday, 3 Quilt Fan-Attics, 9-11 a.m., weekly the condition is called silent
Tuesday, 4 Art Studio II, Tue 9-11 a.m., call for fee & registration ischemia.
Tai Chi Demonstration, 1:30-2:30 p.m., please call 419-537-0131
Facts & Figures on Si-
Wednesday, 5 Writer’s Critique, 2nd & 4th Fri, 1:30 p.m. lent Ischemia
Silent ischemia af-
Thursday, 6 Strength Training, 8 wk session, 10-11:00 a.m.
fects roughly 3 to 4 million
call for fee & registration Americans every year. In-
Friday, 7 Art Studio I, Fri 9-11 a.m., call for fee & registration dividuals who have had a
Monday, 10 Investment Club, 8:30 a.m., monthly previous heart attack are at
Body Recall, 10 wk session, 11:30-12:30, call for fee & registration higher risk for silent isch-
emia than others. But there
Tuesday, 11 Digital Camera, 6 hr course, call for fee & registration are many other risk factors:
Intro to Computer, 12 hr course, call for fee & registration * Diabetes
Legal Outreach, 2nd Tuesday, monthly, call for appointment * Coronary artery dis-
Core Balance, 6 wk session, 2:30-4 p.m., call for fee & registration ease
Wednesday, 12 Strength & Balance I, 1-2:00 p.m., call for fee & registration * Hypertension
* Coronary artery
Restorative Yoga, 3 wk session, 2:30-4 p.m., call for fee
anomalies
& registration * Smoking
Thursday, 13 Poker, Thu 12:30-4:15, weekly * Obesity
* Alcohol and drug
Friday, 14 Strength & Balance II, 6 wk session, 10:30-11:30, abuse
call for fee & registration * Cardiomyopathy
Silent ischemia is a potentially dangerous heart con-
Monday, 17 CLOSED / HOLIDAY If ischemia lasts too
dition that’s difficult to detect and can result in cardiac
Tuesday, 18 Contract Bridge, Tue 12:30-3:30 p.m., weekly long or is especially severe,
arrest.
Wednesday,19 Writer’s Group, 1-3:00 p.m., weekly it may cause a heart attack.
Thursday, 20 Watercolor class, 6 wks, 10-12 noon, call for fee & registration It can also affect the natural Holter monitor will record ing blood flow to the heart,
Friday, 21 Scrabble, Thu 1:30-4 p.m., weekly rhythm of the heart and its the heart rate and rhythm which often requires pre-
pumping ability, which can over the course of a day and scription medications. Oxy-
Monday, 24 Jazzercise, Mon, Wed & Fri, for more info call Christy, determine if ischemia oc- gen also may be given to
cause fainting, and even
419-841-4549 sudden cardiac arrest. curred. increase the oxygen content
Tuesday, 25 Very Beginner Computer Class, 6 hr course, call for fee of the blood that is reach-
& registration Symptoms and Diag- Treatment ing the heart. Other people
Wednesday, 26 Podiatrist, 9:30 a.m., call for appointment 419-885-3913 nosis of Silent Ischemia The main ways to treat may take medicines that re-
Thursday, 27 One on One Computer, call for fee & information Silent ischemia has silent ischemia is to reduce lax blood vessels, enabling
Friday, 28 Euchre Club, Mon & Fri 12:30-3:30, weekly no symptoms. However, certain behaviors that in- more blood to flow. In
Monday, 31 Quilt Fan-Attics, Mon 9-11, weekly if a person has had previ- crease risk. This includes most cases this is all that is
ous episodes of chest pain, quitting smoking, avoiding needed to fix the situation.
there’s a liklihood that he or alcohol and maintaining a For those not responding to
Sylvania Senior Center she could also be experienc- healthy weight and diet. treatment, they may need a
ing silent ischemia and not For those who are diag- percutaneous coronary in-
7140 Sylvania Ave nosed with silent ischemia, tervention (PCI), such as
know it. Doctors may use an
Sylvania, Ohio 43560 exercise stress test to deter- there are some treatment balloon angioplasty, coro-
419-885-3913 mine silent ischemia. Also, options available. Most nary artery bypass surgery,
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