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Boys Varsity Golf shoots a 358 at Catawba Island Club
Julian Hamman continues to play well for the Sailors. He finished in the top 5 for the tournament shooting a 79 on a tough CIC course. Noah Penton shot 90, Sam Riddle 91, and Codey Schwarck 98. The boys will return to CIC next week for a shootout.
Vermilion groups presents history on Pelton family legacy
The Vermilion Historical Society in partnership with the Vermilion History Museum and the Ritter Public Library will present “Early Vermilion History — the Pelton Legacy” by Vermilion resident and Pelton historian Tom Beach, according to a news release. Beach will review with photos and maps the creation...
OVI checkpoint coming to Sandusky soon
SANDUSKY — On Saturday, the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Sandusky post announced that troopers and other local law enforcement agencies will operate an OVI checkpoint in the near future. The location "where the checkpoint will take place will be announced the day prior to the checkpoint, and the location...
Marquis 66 to perform in Clyde
CLYDE -Marquis 66, a Columbus rock band, will perform on Aug. 30 at the Clyde Museum, 124 W. Buckeye St. It will be a rockin’ night of oldies and classic rock-n-roll music starting at 6 p.m. on the museum's lawn. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating on the front lawn, or place a lawn chair on W. Buckeye Street, as the street will be closed for the concert that evening.
Residents demand action on housing crisis
PERKINS TWP. — Following her husband’s death, a local woman — who lived in her area home for about 35 years — faced a series of life-altering events. After she could no longer afford her mortgage and was forced out of her home, she began to live with her elderly mother.
Vote on Best of the Best
Time is running out for readers to select the top five businesses in various categories in the 2024 Firelands Best of the Best contest. Readers already took to sanduskyregister.com and norwalkreflector.com to nominate their favorite businesses for the annual contest featuring numerous categories, including Best Bar, Best Real Estate Agent and many more.
Raymond M. Kucharik
Raymond M. Kucharik, 96, of Wakeman, Ohio passed away on Thursday, August 15, 2024 at his home after a lengthy illness.He was born on April 18, 1928 in Lorain, Ohio to John and Anna (Girgle) Kucharik.Raymond was employed as a Blacksmith at US Steel for 39 years. He also worked as a Custodian at Montana Vista Elementary in El Paso, TX for 5 years. Raymond was a member of the Wakeman Eagles and St. Mary’s Catholic Church. In his spare time, he enjoyed tinkering in his garage with his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Riding ATV’s and anything that had wheels, Gambling at the Casino and playing lottery tickets, Hunting, going to Turkey shoots, watching Game shows, Westerns, and he never missed a Brown’s Game. He was known by everyone as Grandpa Ray.Raymond is survived by his daughters; Pam (Bruce) Bales, Ritajean (Michael) Bursley, Julie (John) Shullick, son: Mike (Lupe) Kucharik, 9 grandchildren; Angela (Nathan) Dubbert, Nick (Ashlynn) Bales, Megan Bursley, Jeremy (Marlo) Bursley, Erica (Gary) Hurst, Sherry Hunter, Vicki (Rob) McCrimmon, David (Erin) Kucharik, and June O’Neal. 18 Great-Grandchildren; Raelynn and Riley Dubbert, Bryson and Baylee Bales, Sean Saunders, Hunter Randolph, Grace and Mitch Bursley, Kaleb and Noah Kucharik, Katie Fry, Nicholas Barber, Jimmy Hunter, Jack and Gary Jr. Hunter, Breanne O’Neal, Dustin (Ashley) O’Neal, and Colton (Jenna) O’Neal, and 5 great-great grandchildren; Ayden Kozac, Sebastian and Jeremiah O’Neal. As well as numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives.In addition to his parents, Raymond was preceded in death by his wife; Rita (Sulpizio) Kucharik, son: John Kucharik, brother Edward (Alice) Kucharik and sister; Virginia Gonos. and great-grandson; Jonathan Hunter.A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, August 25, 2024 at 2:00 pm at Bruce and Pam Bales’ House. Address: 4625 West River Road, Wakeman, OH. 44889.The family would like to extend their appreciation to all of the staff at New Life Hospice in Lorain for their countless acts of kindness and generosity.Those wishing to donate to Raymond’s memory may do so to New Life Hospice in Lorain, OH.Toft Funeral Home, Wakeman Chapel, 16 Cooper Street, Wakeman, is handling arrangements. Condolences may be shared online at toftfuneralhome.com.
A 'hail' of an event
CATAWBA ISLAND — Through its Compass Learning Series, Shores & Islands Ohio, in partnership with the Greater Sandusky Partnership and the Ottawa County Improvement Corp., is announcing the upcoming "hail" storm event. This informational session will take place from 8:30-10 a.m. on Aug. 28 at the Ørchard Bar &...
Company invests in itself
PERKINS TWP. — When asked if he wanted to pursue upgrades, ensuring his longtime local business remains in the area — without hesitation — he said, “I do.”. Jeff Goretzki, who owns Rock & Roll Express Entertainment Co., recently finished a complete top-to-bottom renovation at his business base: 2419 E. Perkins Ave., Sandusky, by Eats N' Treats.
Elyria Youth Sports Club to present first Father and Daughter Dance on Sept. 28
The Elyria Youth Sports Club will present its first Father and Daughter Dance called “Isn’t She Lovely” from 6-9 p.m. Sept. 28 at 427 Chapman Lane in Vermilion, according to a news release. The purpose of the 2024 Father and Daughter Dance is designed to foster positive...
Norwalk opens season with two wins
NORWALK — The first day is in the books. And the host Norwalk volleyball team will certainly take the results. It defeated Wellington in two sets (25-10, 25-15) and Western Reserve in three sets (18-25, 25-16, 25-16) on Saturday at Norwalk High School. For a team with standout players...
In-schools debates planned
SANDUSKY — The Register’s in-schools debate program — which brings local, state and national candidates to the area — will return this fall. Sponsored by the Greater Sandusky Partnership, the series allows candidates to express their platforms and gives voters clarity and context on important issues before casting a ballot.
Photo Gallery: Incredible Rubber Duck Race at Waterworks Park in Port Clinton
PORT CLINTON — A crowd of more than a hundred cheered on the competitors of the “Incredible Rubber Duck Race” at Waterworks Park on Saturday in downtown Port Clinton. Hosted by the United Way in Ottawa County in partnership with the Port Clinton Lighthouse & Maritime Festival, 699 rubber ducks — one dropped out with a leak — were entered to compete for the $1,000 top prize. Fostoria’s Ari Briggs, 6, won with duck #639 to the shock of her grandmother Karen Patton. “We were just coming up to walk the beach,” she said.
Szklar’s Martial Arts Academy to open second location Sept. 4 in Vermilion
A new Szklar’s Martial Arts Academy location will open Sept. 4 at 4615 Liberty Ave. in Vermilion for those interested in martial arts classes. The new location will offer the same classes and material as the existing location in, according to owner Ryan Szklar. Students enrolled in classes can...
Michael and Hope Bailey anniversary
Michael and Hope Bailey, of Huron, are celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary. The couple was married on Aug. 23, 1969, in Zion Lutheran Church, Sandusky, by Rev. Richard Bauerle and Rev. C.G. Shira. The couple are the parents of Rev. Clayton (Wendy) Bailey, of Tiffin, and Kimberly (Andy) Thorne, of...
Carl and Clarice Eakes anniversary
Carl and Clarice Eakes, of Norwalk, will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary on Aug. 20. They were married on Aug. 20, 1949, in Anderson, Indiana. They are the parents of Michael, Gary, Richard, Dennis and Kevin. They have eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Carl started at GM and a transfer...
South Central opens season with sweep
GREENWICH — The South Central volleyball team opened the season with a three-set sweep over visiting St. Mary Central Catholic on Saturday. The Trojans posted scores of 25-10, 25-7 and 25-4. South Central was paced by Karinne Mitchell,who finished 27-of-31 hitting with 11 kills and three blocks. Gracie Hess...
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