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Local veteran has 100th birthday
Barbara Herman has 34 years of experience working as a truck driver. Now, with five years left until her retirement, she has been honored with a National Tank Truck award as driver of the year. Herman has driven over 1.7 million miles without any accidents during her long career working for K-Limited. Though retirement is in sight, she is still loving the work which allows her to meet so many fascinating people. —EH
Marion Risk celebrated a huge milestone on April 28th with his 100th birthday. Born in the Oklahoma Territory where he was raised on a farm, Risk served in World War II as a Marine stationed at Midway Island. He and his wife Jean have two children, three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. The family celebrated at their church, Collingwood Presbyterian, where he received a card from Representative Marcy Kaptur and was honored by guest speakers Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz and Governor Mike DeWine. —EH
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Sandusky has been named the number one coastal small town after being nominated by USA Today! In this nationwide vote, the Lake Erie coastal town beat 19 others. “Travelers today are looking for authentic, small town experiences,” said Larry Fletcher, President of Lake Erie Shores & Islands. “And when you combine the numerous attractions, restaurants, shopping, dining and overnight accommodation offerings, it’s no wonder that Sandusky earned this recognition.” —EH
For the eighth time, Lakeside Chautauqua has been recognized this year as a Tree City in an awards ceremony hosted by the Village of Crestline and its Tree Commission. The Tree City USA program honors cities that prioritize the maintenance and improvement of its area tree population. Learn more about Tree Cities by visiting arborday.org, where you’ll find that Ohio has the most Tree Cities in the country! —EH
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Mail-order custom frame company American Frame was honored with a Better Business Bureau Torch Award for their ethics and integrity in conducting business. The company’s president, Laura Jajko, accepted the award, saying, “We truly believe that by doing good, ethical business, we elevate our employees, our customers, our community and our industry.” Since 1973, American Frame has served the community, adding classes, lectures, charity events, and art exhibits along the way. —EH
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Sylvania Country Club has made a big change in their operations by selecting Arnold Palmer Golf Management as their full-service country club management team. For Sylvania Country Club members, this includes access to the “Palmer Advantage” Network of Clubs— access to in-network resorts and courses worldwide. Dan Steinberg, President of Sylvania’s Board of Governors, said “We were impressed with their exceptional track record of providing an exceptional private club experience, working with members to increase membership levels and their reverence for the history of our Club.” —EH
The University of Toledo’s Canaday Center recently opened the exhibit Protest: Activism and Social Change, 1845-2015, presenting archives from both local and national movements. The focus is on women’s rights, civil rights, disability rights, labor rights, student protests, and LGBTQ rights with protests by individual artists, activists, students and others who have made major strides in their respective causes. 8am-noon and 1-5pm. Monday-Friday. The exhibit will be on display through Monday, December 16. Canaday Center, 2801 Bancroft St. 419-530-4480. utoledo.edu/library/canaday —EH
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Profiles F. Scott Regan
Looking back on 50 years of theater by Jeff McGinnis Theater has been a driving force in F. Scott Regan’s life for over 50 years From his early days as a high school actor, to his first tentative steps as a director in college, to today, working as a respected Glass City stage director. So what first inspired Regan to work in theater all those years ago? “I think it was probably an attempt to be around girls, actually,” he said with a laugh. “The social aspect of theater allows you to make friends, with a project,” “Like, ‘we’re putting on a play,’ rather than the artificial, ‘he likes her’, ‘she likes him’. I think that was a really important part of getting me going, in that I admired certain girls, and they were in the drama club, so...”
100+ times a director Regan’s resume now includes well over 100 credits as a director for multiple companies, starting in college in the 1960s. He attended the State University of New York at Albany, directing his first show— Jean-Paul Sartre’s “No Exit”— while still a student. “I really got turned onto the aspect that, as an actor, you have to worry about one thing. And as a director, you have to think of a whole bunch of things simultaneously. I was probably pretty terrible at first, I think I was more of a ‘here, do it like me’ kind of director, acting it out and having the kids follow that way, rather than leading them to their own understanding.” His career path saw him work at a college in Iowa for a few years before relocating to Bowling Green State UniI have always wanted to... travel around the world. What do you admire in people? Honesty and a sense of humor. What is your pet peeve? Lack of honesty and a lack of a sense of humor. What is something that most people don’t know about you? I’m celebrating my 50th wedding anniversary with my wonderful wife Diane.
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versity in 1982, where he taught and directed shows for over 24 years. While there he also founded the Horizon Youth Theatre, an outreach program at BGSU which is now in its 21st year.
(Partial) retirement In the years since his retirement from BGSU, Regan has also helmed more than a dozen plays for the Toledo Rep (citing his 2013 production of “Death of a Salesman” as a personal highlight), as well as additional productions for Actors Collaborative Toledo. Through it all, his approach to creating works on stage continues to evolve and grow with each show he directs. “What I try to do is change my directing pattern, depending on who I’m working with,” he said. “How much experience, what they’re comfortable with. Sometimes, actors like a certain kind of guidance at first, then explore it on their own. Others say, ‘leave me alone for a while.’ I try to sense where the cast is, in terms of their level of comfort and their experience level.” What advice would you give to the younger you? Don’t take myself quite as seriously. Spend more time not on the job. Who is someone you’d like to meet? Tom Hanks. What inspires you now? Doctors and nurses. I’ve just been through a double bypass heart operation, and it just makes you appreciate the miracles of medicine these days, and what they can do to carve you open and put you back together somehow.
What are words you live by? “Do unto others.” July 2019
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Food & Drink Best place to meet for cocktails
Te’kela Mexican Cocina y Cantina 5147 S. Main St., Sylvania. 419-517-0233. 25481 N Dixie Hwy., Perrysburg. 419-874-8800. tekelacocina.com
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Our readers love meeting at Te’kela for happy hour, where drinks and appetizers are half off between 3-5:30pm every day. The chips and salsa are complementary and pair perfectly with many of the specialty margaritas. Te’kela has a special drink menu for each of the seasons. Some favorites are the Peach Blossom Margarita, Snowflake Mojito and a Tequila Sunrise. Try a flight of specialty tequilas— all aged with different finishes like spicy, bold and smooth.
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Our readers voted and the results are in! There is no higher honor attainable in a community than to be considered and found exemplary by your peers and neighbors. Here are the businesses and community leaders that you, our readers, found to be worthy of such a designation. Congratulations to all of our deserving winners.
Early Bird Specials
Breakfast/Lunch Restaurant
Various locations. mayberrydiners.com
2103 N. Reynolds Rd., 419-535-9116. schmuckersrestaurant.com
RUNNER-UP: The Mango Tree mangotreedining.com
RUNNER-UP: American Table
WINNER: Mayberry Diner
WINNER: Schmucker’s
Family Restaurant 419-724-0467
WINNER: Epic Buffet at
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Hollywood Casino 1968 Miami St., 877-777-9579. hollywoodcasinotoledo.com
WINNER: Nagoya 6190 Levis Commons Blvd., Perrysburg. 419-931-8400. nagoyaohio.com
RUNNER-UP: Carlos’ Poco Loco carlospocoloco.com
RUNNER-UP: Eddie Lee’s Restaurant eddielees.com
Restaurant for Grandparents /Grandchildren
Restaurant for Specials
WINNER: Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano 1320 Levis Commons Blvd., Perrysburg. 419-872-6100. biaggis.com
WINNER: Glendale Garden Cafe
2521 Glendale Ave., 419-382-1011. ggardencafe.com
RUNNER-UP: Eddie Lee’s Restaurant eddielees.com
RUNNER-UP: Schmucker’s schmuckersrestaurant.com
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HOME OF TOLEDO’S FAVORITE MARGARITA
Newscaster
Diane Larson 13abc News Anchor 13abc | 4247 Dorr St., 419-531-1313. 13abc.com
Television Station WINNER: 13abc 13abc.com
RUNNER-UP: WTOL 11 wtol.com
Radio Personality
WINNER: Gary Shores
K100 Country / WKKO-FM / Cumulus Media, 3225 Arlington Ave., 419-240-1000. k100country.com
RUNNER-UP: Denny Schaffer 93.5 WRQN 935wrqn.com
Radio Station
WINNER: K100 Country 3225 Arlington Ave., 419-240-1000. k100country.com RUNNER-UP: 1370 WSPD
When people talk about Diane Larson they use these adjectives: professional, award winning, relatable and community minded. Many have wondered why Diane, who has been bringing the news into Toledo area viewers’ homes for more than 30 years, hasn’t jumped to a national news syndicate, despite earning numerous awards over long tenure. Instead, Larson insists that she’s having the “time of her life” and doing what she loves in Toledo.
RUNNER-UP: Lee Conklin 13abc.com
WINNER: Citizen
RUNNER-UP: Kerry Patrick Clark
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Politician
WINNER: Representative
Blogger
RUNNER-UP: Mayor
WINNER: Metroparks Toledo metroparkstoledo.com/ discover/blog
Marcy Kaptur (D-OH9)
Wade Kapszukiewicz
RUNNER-UP: Toledo Region toledoregion.com/blog
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WINNER: The Toledo Museum of Art 2445 Monroe St., 419-255-8000. toledomuseum.org
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One of America’s Largest Antique Malls! Furniture • Lamps • Toys • Primitives • Americana Silver • China • Glassware • Advertising Jewelry • Clothing and much, much more.
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MaumeeAntiqueMall.com
Over 110,00 Sq. Ft. • Over 200 Dealers • Over 300 Booths & Showcases
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Library
Local Travel Destination
WINNER: Main Library
325 N. Michigan St., 419-259-5200. toledolibrary.org
RUNNER-UP: Sylvania Branch Library toledolibrary.org
Senior Center
RUNNER-UP: Maumee Senior Center maumeeseniorcenter.com
Suburban Downtown for Those Over 50
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The HandleBar Toledo thehandlebartoledo.com
WINNER: Sylvania Senior Center 7140 Sylvania Ave., 419-885-3913. scsonline.org/seniorcenter
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WINNER: Uber
toledozoo.org
RUNNER-UP: The Toledo Zoo
Complete funeral and cremation services with both family and affordability kept in mind.
Best Way to Get Around
WINNER: Sylvania
downtownsylvania.org
RUNNER-UP: Perrysburg
visitperrysburg.com
WINNER: Maumee Bay State Park 1400 State Park Rd., Oregon. 419-836-7758. parks.ohiodnr.gov/maumeebay RUNNER-UP: The Toledo Museum of Art toledomuseum.org
Casino
WINNER: Hollywood Casino Toledo 1968 Miami St., 419-661-5200. hollywoodcasinotoledo.com RUNNER-UP: MotorCity Casino Hotel motorcitycasino.com
Continuing Education Program WINNER: Lourdes University
6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania. 800-878-3210. lourdes.edu
RUNNER-UP: Owens Community College owens.edu
Service Club
WINNER: Lions Club
235 14th St., 419-243-2200. eclubhouse.org/sites/toledous
RUNNER-UP: Kiwanis Club of Toledo toledokiwanis.org
Spend Leisure Time
WINNER: Metroparks Toledo metroparkstoledo.com
RUNNER-UP: Maumee Bay State Park parks.ohiodnr.gov/maumeebay
Over 50 Event
WINNER: Genesis Village Concerts 2429 S. Reynolds Rd., 419-720-1286. genesisvillage.org
RUNNER-UP: The Toledo Zoo Free Zoo Days toledozoo.org
Place to Volunteer
WINNER: Genesis Village
2429 S. Reynolds Rd., 419-720-1286. genesisvillage.org
RUNNER-UP: Stroke Life Center strokelifecenter.org
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Best Place to Take Grandchildren Toledo Zoo
2 Hippo Way, 419-385-4040. toledozoo.org There is so much to see and do at our Zoo, it’s no wonder our readers voted it Best Place to Take Grandchildren. To sweeten the experience, the Zoo offers a Senior Grandparent Membership, which admits two grandparents and unmarried grandchildren under the age of 21. New this year is the spectacular ProMedica Museum of Natural History, which features life sized sculptures, hands-on activities and touchable creatures. As you’ve heard on their advertisements: “So Much to See and Do at the Must Do Zoo!”
RUNNER-UP: Wildwood Preserve Metropark metroparkstoledo.com
Charity Event
WINNER: Walk to End Alzheimer’s
400 Water St., 567-302-3611. alz.org/walk
RUNNER-UP: Susan B. Komen Race for the Cure® komen.org
metroparkstoledo.com
Volunteer Work
410 Adams St., 419-242-3490. valentinetheatre.com
RUNNER-UP: Stranahan Theater stranahantheater.com
WINNER: Wildwood Preserve Metropark 5100 Central Ave., 419-270-7500. metroparkstoledo.com RUNNER-UP: Side Cut Metropark
Live Theater
WINNER: Valentine Theatre
Local Park
WINNER: Cherry Street Mission 105 17th St., 419-242-5141. cherrystreetmission.org
RUNNER-UP: Genesis Village genesisvillage.org
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Shopping and Services Women’s Boutique
Mon-Thurs: 11am-2:30pm | 5pm-9:30pm Fri-Sat: 11am-2:30pm | 5pm-10:30pm Sun: 1pm -8pm
WINNER: Ragazza Boutique
103 Louisiana Ave., Perrysburg. 419-872-4850. ragazzaboutique.com
7414 Central Ave, Toledo, OH 43617
(419) 720-1098
RUNNER-UP: You-Nique Bou-Tique youboufashion.com
www.facebook.com/tougentoledo
Men’s Apparel
WINNER: Ticknors Men’s Clothier 5001 Monroe St., 419-472-7588. ticknors.com RUNNER-UP: Neil’s Men’s Shop neilsmensshop.com
Jewelry Store
WINNER: David Fairclough Fine Jewelers 7141 W. Central Ave., 419-843-8887. davidfairclough.com RUNNER-UP: C. Sterling Jewelers csterlingjewelers.com
Antique Store
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Grocery Store
WINNER: Walt Churchill’s Market 3320 Briarfield Blvd., Maumee. 419-794-4000. 26625 N. Dixie Hwy., Perrysburg. 419-872-6900. waltchurchillsmarket.com RUNNER-UP: Sautter’s Market sauttersmarket.com
Pharmacy
WINNER: Ryan’s Pharmacy 3340 Dorr St., 419-531-2836. ryanspharmacy.com RUNNER-UP: Anson Pharmacy ansonrx.com
Gift Store
WINNER: Fiddlestix Boutique & Gallery 4165 Chappel Dr., Perrysburg. 419-931-2022. fiddlestixboutique.com RUNNER-UP: Angel 101 shopangel101.com
Bank
WINNER: Maumee Antique Mall 1552 S. Reynolds Rd., Maumee. 419-893-2468. maumeeantiquemall.com
WINNER: Huntington Bank Various locations. huntington.com
RUNNER-UP: Toledo Architectural
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Artifacts, Inc. coolstuffiscoolstuff.com
Consignment Store
WINNER: Consign-It Home Interiors 6925 W. Central Ave., 419-841-4663. cosignittoledo.com RUNNER-UP: Change of Seasons
RUNNER-UP: Key Bank
Credit Union
WINNER: Directions Credit Union Various locations. directioncu.org RUNNER-UP: Glass City
Federal Credit Union glasscityfcu.com
Consignment Shop facebook.com/ changeofseasonsconsignment
You’re Rockin’ Life. Great Lakes Audiology Clint Keifer, Au.D. THE AUDIOLOGIST WHO LISTENS. Helping you and your family achieve the greatest hearing and communication success comes from much more than the sale of a hearing aid.
3780 King Rd., #2cW • Toledo • (419) 327-2273 GLAudiology.com
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Best Place to Buy Used Books
Friends of the Library Book Sales 1301 N. Reynolds Rd. 419-259-5200. toledolibrary.org/fol Our readers know the value of not paying full price for books. The Friends of the Library host gently used book sales with unbeatable prices at the Book Center at 1301 N. Reynolds Road in the Reynolds Corners Shopping Center. This is also a great place to donate gently used books. Join the organization and get a bonus— members only sales.
RUNNER-UP: Grounds for Thought
We have a wide range of compression stockings to help you manage your personal care.
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Greenhouse
Car Dealership
WINNER: Hoen’s Garden
WINNER: Dave White Chevrolet
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Center & Landscaping 1710 Perrysburg Holland Rd., Holland. 419-865-6566. hoensgardencenter.com
5880 Monroe St., 419-885-4444. davewhitechevy.com
RUNNER-UP: Whiteford Greenhouse
brondesfordtoledo.com
www.ryanpharmacy.com
Handyman
Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm • Sat: 9am-1pm
whitefordgreenhouse.com
Funeral Home
5155 W. Sylvania Ave., 419-841-2422. 501 Conant St., Maumee. 419-893-7686. walkerfuneralhomes.com
RUNNER-UP: Wright Choice Home Improvement thewrightchoice.us
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Lawncare/Snow Removal
Newcomer Funeral Homes newcomertoledo.com
WINNER: Lawn Lion 419-318-8848. lawnlionlawncare.com
Hair Salon
RUNNER-UP: Countryside Landscape
WINNER: Beauty Bar
& Excavating countrysideltd.com
2919 Central Ave., 419-537-5400. beauty-bar.com
RUNNER-UP: Reve Salon & Spa
Estate Sale Company
revesalonandspa.com
WINNER: The Carriage House Antiques & More 126 Louisiana Ave., Perrysburg. 419-931-9096. perrysburgantiques.com
Auto Repair
WINNER: Rowe Collision 7709 Central Ave., 419-841-2889. rowecollision.com
RUNNER-UP: Tag Team Estate Sales tagteamtoledo.net
Tire & Auto Repair anthonywaynetireandautorepair.com
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WINNER: A+ Building Maintenance Home Repairs toledohandyman.com
WINNER: Walker Funeral Homes
RUNNER-UP: Anthony Wayne
RUNNER-UP: Brondes Ford
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Professionals Physician
WINNER: Dr. Mounir Elkhatib
Turning 65? Confused about Medicare?
Rhonda Wise • Medicare Supplements, Medicare advantage & prescription drug plans • Affordable Health Ins. • Life Insurance • Retirement Planning 2018
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Call the Medicare Divas ! Rhonda Wise and Julie Fullerton to help you make the right choice ! We light the way and see you through your insurance and investment decisions and focus on your retirement years.
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The Toledo Clinic 4126 N. Holland Sylvania Rd., 419-517-7688. toledoclinic.com
RUNNER-UP: Dr Eleanor J. Host
Whole Family Medical Care wholefamilymedical.com
Medical Group
WINNER: The Toledo Clinic
4126 N. Holland Sylvania Rd., 419-517-7688. toledoclinic.com
RUNNER-UP: Mercy Intermed Associates Inc. mercy.com
Plastic Surgeon
WINNER: Dr. Marlene Welch
AM Skin Health & Plastic Surgery 6525 Secor Rd., Lambertville, MI. 734-568-6100. amskinhealth.com
RUNNER-UP: Dr. Craig W. Colville craigcolvillemd.com
Chiropractor
WINNER: Dr. Sarah Dumas
Well Balanced Chiropractic 1021 Sandusky St., Perrysburg. 419-874-7700. wellbalancedchiro.com
RUNNER-UP: Dr. Mickey Frame Frame Chiropractic & Acupuncture getwelltoledo.com
Dentist
WINNER: Dr. Jon Frankel
Frankel Dentistry 5012 Talmadge Rd., 419-474-9611. jonfrankeldentistry.com
RUNNER-UP: Namay Dentistry namaydentistry.com
Podiatrist
WINNER: Dr. John Lane 4426, 3905 W. Sylvania Ave., 419-474-1210. 609 Ford St., Maumee, 419-893-5539. toledopodiatrist.com RUNNER-UP: Dr. Michael Cragel
Dermatologist
WINNER: Bravia Dermatology 2000 Regency Ct # 201. 419-948-3376. braviaderm.com RUNNER-UP: Dermatology Associates daohio.com
Vein Care Practice
WINNER: Dr. David C. Vicente
Toledo Clinic. 4126 N. Holland Sylvania Rd., 419-517-7688. toledoclinic.com
RUNNER-UP: Midwest Vascular midwestvascular.net
Eye Care Specialist
WINNER: Pinnacle Eye Group
3723 N. King Rd. Suite 100. 419-843-2020. 850 Commerce Dr., Perrysburg. 419-872-4477. pinnacleeyegroup.com
RUNNER-UP: Dr. Reed Roth Perrysburg Eye Center perrysburgeyecenter.com
Audiologist
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The art of upcycling By Rebecca Booth
CHALK IT UP TO ART Three local women breathe new life into furniture by using chalk-style paints to create unique works of functional art.
Pinterest is filled with thousands of chalk-type painting ideas, tips and tricks. The beauty of working in this medium is that very little prep work is needed before one can begin the refurbishment process. Say goodbye to sanding, stripping off the old stain, and removing built up wax, and say hello to chalk-style paint! Developed in the late 1990s and perfected ever the past 30 years, chalk-style paint will adhere to almost any surface. It may be used thickly to give a chair or dresser a feeling of texture or it can be used thinly for a smooth finish. These paints can also be diluted further to stain untreated wood or a piece of fabric. Chalk paints don’t turn walls into chalkboards. There are over 25 different brands of chalk-style paints, known either as chalk- style or chalk-type paints. The original Chalk Paint ® was first developed and trademarked by Annie Sloan. Over the years other inventors have brought chalk-type paints to market.
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“I started upcycling furniture when my three boys, now ages 20-25, went to college and wanted to try apartment living, versus dormitory living,” said Laurie Chagin, local mom and full-time trauma team member at Toledo Hospital. “I needed to outfit three entire apartments as inexpensively as I could and as quickly as I could.” Chagin heard about chalk paint and thought she would try it. “I did a small project first and it turned out OK. So, I was curious to see how it would work on larger projects. Before I knew it, I had outfitted all three apartments with a sense of style and panache! Wouldn’t you know that the painting bug bit me?” The Ottawa Lake resident hasn’t been able to put her brush down. “I have purchased and salvaged so much unwanted and discarded furniture throughout the years that I’ve been able to redecorate my whole home. Each room in the house has a different ‘theme’. That shows you how diverse the paint is to work with.” Chagin said her family thinks she should be doing upcyclying full-time… ”But I’m far from ready to retire. Until then, I’ll paint when I’m not making trauma runs with my team at Toledo Hospital.”
Angela Roether works fulltime in a “man’s world” as a construction buyer for Toledobased world known architecture firm, SSOE. “Painting is my way of getting my ‘pretty’ on!” the Sylvania residents said. “I’ve always been artistic and I had my own store a long time ago. After I lost my husband, I had to go back to work full time. Yet I still longed to be creative. Poking around the internet I saw what people were doing with the chalk-type paint and I eventually tried it and fell in love with the medium. I’ve experimented with almost every brand of this type of paint, but my heart truly wasn’t captured until I discovered the Dixie Belle brand. Roether was so impressed with this brand that she called the company to ask if she could buy it wholesale. “They invited me down to Florida for a weekend-long workshop where I learned everything there was to know about the Dixie Belle brand! I was able to study with 10 of the 14 artists who make up the ‘who’s who’ of chalk-style painting.” The Sylvania resident sells upcycled furniture, accessories and Dixie Belle paints in her booth at Consign-It Home Interiors.
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“I had to start refurbishing furniture because I had become addicted to thrifting and my new and funky finds were pouring out of the basement, garage and my storage unit,” said Janette Warren, art teacher at Jefferson Junior High and Whitmer High School. Warren has been turning trash into treasure all her life. “When I was just a kid I remember finding objects and turning them into outrageous art sculptures.” The same holds true today. “I usually have multiple projects going at the same time. Perhaps that’s why I was running out of space to hold everything!” Art has always been important to Warren, but it wasn’t until she took an art therapy course at BGSU that she knew becoming an art teacher was her calling. “I’m excited every day to teach junior high and high school students about living a creative life. I teach them to think outside the box. Art doesn’t necessarily have to be painting or drawing or ceramics...it can simply be creative ideas. I fuel passion in my students by example. I will bring in something I’ve upcycled or repurposed and say, ‘See? You can actually make money selling stuff like this while having a blast creating it!’” “My goal with any project is to teach students that you can be creative and innovative all the while finding peace and personal satisfaction in your work. It’s not always the end result, but the process that should be cherished,” she added. The Monclova resident isn’t afraid to experiment with paint or to try new things. “When I first came upon chalk paint I had no idea how it would revolutionize the way I create, think and work. Instead of spending hours and hours scraping off old varnish and paint and sanding a piece clean, I could take the chalk paint and apply it to a clean and dry surface. “Most of my friends are young moms or moms of teens/college kids. Consequently, they don’t have a ton of money to spend on high end new furniture. It’s not unusual for them to commission me to take one of their old dressers or chairs and reimagine them into new-to-you pieces. Soon, they have a new living room or bedroom filled with my funky style! Warren started Funky Junk by Janette two years ago as an exhibit booth at Consign It Interiors. She’s the owner of three (and sometimes four) separate booths, each with a different vibe representative of furniture she’s selling.
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Consign-It Home pride Consign-It Home Interiors, 6935 Central Ave., has been in business for 22 years. Tony Rasczyk has been the store’s general manager. from the very beginning. Tony is the “face of the store and chief consigner.” “We sell all kinds of furniture styles - retro, shabby chic, unique, mid-century, farmhouse, rustic and antique,” Rasczyk said. “We are an upscale resale Tony Rasczyk, Consign-It shop that sells pre-owned furniture and General Manager accessories. And twenty percent of our products are brand new items. “We have new items coming in every day. So, our inventory is constantly changing. One of our points of pride is our ‘mall for the home’ section of the store. We have 38 vendors who present new, used, refurbished and upcycled furniture and accessories for the home. Again, there is a range in style and taste level among our vendors, each of whom have been carefully handpicked for inclusion into the store. “Every day Consign-It is open, these small vendor shops are open too. That’s the beauty of being tied into our mall for the home! These small business owners don’t have to be here to sell something. We do the selling for them for a small rental fee. This works out great for the person who still works full-time but wants to test the waters on what having a retail business is like. For more information on renting a space or shopping at Consign-It Home Interiors call Tony at 419-841-4663. See their latest inventory on Facebook and Instagram.
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Wednesday 17 ProMedica Home Health presents safety tips for preparing for summer heat with “Monthly Connected Care: Weather Safety.” You’ll learn many tactics to enjoy the sunshine safely. 10:1511:15am. Genesis Village, 2429 S. Reynolds Rd. 419-720-1286. genesisvillage.org Free —EH
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The Lourdes series features two events in July— “GMO’s and What to Know,” about Genetically Modified Organisms— and “Toledo’s ‘Perfect Storm’ Continues,” a presentation about the 2014 water crisis, changes that have been made, and work we still have left to do to prevent future catastrophes. $19-$34. GMO class - 10amnoon. Friday, July 12. Perfect Storm - 10-11:30am. Lourdes University, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania. 419-824-3707. Register at lourdes.edu/lifelong. —EH
Wednesdays
Get your heart rate up while enjoying the beautiful scenery in Toledo’s Metroparks. Walking Wednesdays for July are your opportunity to socialize and get your steps in. 6pm every Wednesday in July. Middlegrounds on July 10. Ottawa Park on July 17. Swan Creek Metropark on July 24. Walbridge Park on July 31. 419-936-2020. toledo.oh.gov Free —EH
Know the law
Medical marijuana is now available in Ohio Adapted from an article by the Ohio State Bar Association Printed with permission Signed into law on June 8, 2016 by former Governor John Kasich, Ohio’s medical marijuana law became operational in January 2019. But what does the law mean for Ohio employers, job applicants and employees? First, Ohio’s law does not legalize marijuana for recreational use. The legalized medical use of marijuana is limited to patients with a specified number of medical conditions. Ohio has established registration requirements for medical marijuana patients and caregivers. Ohio’s medical marijuana law allows patients diagnosed with one or more of approximately 20 qualifying medical conditions (including HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, cancer, PTSD, etc.) to purchase and use medical marijuana only if they are properly registered with the State of Ohio and who possess an Ohio-issued patient or caregiver identification card. Ohio permits registered patients to use medical marijuana via oils, tinctures or extracts, plant material, edibles (food containing THC) and patches. Vaporization of medical marijuana also is permitted but smoking and other combustion of medical marijuana are not allowed. Medical marijuana products must be dispensed by a retailer licensed by the Ohio Board of Pharmacy.
Marijuana and federal law
While Ohio and over 30 other states have legalized the possession and use of marijuana for certain medical conditions, marijuana remains a “Schedule I” controlled substance under the Federal Controlled Substance Act.
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It remains illegal for physicians to “prescribe” marijuana and can only “recommend” its use. Ohioans who use medical marijuana are violating federal criminal law, consequences for which include possible fines and imprisonment. Continuing a stance taken by the Obama Administration, the federal government has purposely avoided enforcing these types of “low level” violations as the legalized marijuana movement has unfolded at the state level.
In the workplace
Ohio’s medical marijuana law does not require employers to accommodate job applicants’ or employees’ use, possession, distribution, being under the influence of or testing positive for medical marijuana. Ohio employers can discharge, discipline, refuse to hire or take any other disciplinary action against an applicant or employee because of those circumstances. For Ohio employers who maintain a zero-tolerance policy, medical marijuana users will either choose to not use medical marijuana or to work elsewhere. However, as Ohio employers begin to see more applicants and employees who are lawfully using medical marijuana, some employers may decide, as a practical business matter, to make an exception for specific off-the-job and off-premises use of medical marijuana. Ohio’s law does provide that flexibility for employers. As the application of the law, and experience with its operation, continue across the state, changes may be made to modify its provisions and to reflect what is learned by both law enforcement and medical professionals. This article is intended to provide broad, general information about the law. This article is not intended as legal advice.
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Keeping Traditions Alive in the Point
Golden City offers four decades of experience serving Chinese cuisine By Erin Holden Golden City, A Point Place treasure, in operation since 1965, has been owned by four generations of the Wong family. Jimmy Wong took over operations four years ago after his aunt’s retirement, and he has 30 years of memories from working in the restaurant. Wong proudly showed us the original menu — early patrons might remember that the establishment was called The Lighthouse Inn before
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storm winds demolished the iconic lighthouse mounted on the roof in the 80s. Looking at the prices, then realizing that the decor for the restaurant and bar is still very mid century, made us feel like we had stepped back in time. In addition to the decor and archived restaurant memorabilia, Golden City honors their roots in other ways
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“A lot of customers like the old style of almond boneless chicken we prepare,” says Wong. “Not many restaurants do the traditional gravy and chop suey we serve.” He says the chicken has a batter that is different than most, with a gravy that is darker and thicker than that prepared at other Chinese restaurants. The gravy for the almond boneless chicken is very thick and rich— quite a bit different than this classic dish tried in other establishments. The chicken is battered with a crunchiness, then smothered in brown gravy and served on a bed of shredded lettuce and white rice with an eggroll on the side. It’s easy to see why this is one of their most popular dishes. Another favorite dish, General Tso’s chicken, is fried and coated in a sweet sauce that fans of honey chicken will appreciate. It also had a spiciness to it that both delighted and surprised us.
Golden City is known for their traditional Almond Boneless gravy, which is thicker than the lighter sauce you’ll find at other Chinese restaurants.
Pleased with the food, I will certainly come back to have a drink or two at their bar, a throwback to the slightly kitschy 60s motif that I’ve always been partial to. Golden City already has a loyal following from Point Place residents and neighboring Michiganders; with decades of stellar service and traditional Chinese cuisine, the restaurant has withstood the test of time.
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Our dinner came with tea to sip during the short wait for our food, and we opted for fried wontons as well. The sauce at the table was ideal for dipping egg rolls and wontons — a sweet, mildly fruity mixture that balanced the savory appetizers. The dinners included soup, and we chose a hearty wonton soup and a chicken and rice soup, both of which were quite tasty. New items diners can look forward to for summer include a vegetable spring roll and a mango roll for dessert.
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Senior discounts offered at area courses By Amy Campbell The summer is on par for getting out and enjoying some golf. Area golf courses are the perfect place to be, whether you’re a newbie to the sport or a scratch golfer. Seniors have an advantage, too, with discounts and specials available across the area and around the country, according to Nick Szymanski of the South Toledo Golf Club. “Every golf course in the country offers senior discounts,” he said. “Augusta National might not, but everyone else has some kind of senior discount at some time of the day.”
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At his club seniors play for less every weekday, and weekends after 1 p.m., but rates vary. “Rates change by season and time of day,” Szymanski said. He added that’s the reason discounts often aren’t published, so be sure to inquire at your club of choice to make sure you get the deal. The definition of “senior” can vary, too, so it doesn’t hurt to ask if you want to save some green on the greens.
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Thursday, 7.11 American Frame and The Sight Center have partnered to display up to 30 paintings by local artists who are legally blind. All of the paintings are available for sale while the exhibit is open through July, and they include Toledo’s own Dave Wisniewski, Jeannin Dailey, and others. A reception will be held from 5:30-7:30pm. American Frame, 400 Tomahawk Dr., Maumee. Contact Tim Tegge with questions. 419-720-3937, Ext. 105. sightcentertoledo.org
Wednesday, 7.17 The mighty elements take over the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater to put on an energetic show that will have you grooving the night away. $60-$480. 7:30pm. 2700 Broadway St. 419-385-5721, Ext. 6001. ticketmaster.com —EH
TMA Block Party
Saturday, 7.13 Thousands come out to the Toledo Museum of Art grounds to enjoy this free event. It includes live music, food vendors, beer from Earnest Beer Works, cash bars, a Jeep Show, glassblowing demos and other activities the whole family can enjoy for free. 6-10pm. Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St. 419-255-8000. toledomuseum.org Free
Diana Ross concert
Wednesday, 7.12 Don’t miss out on your chance to see the iconic singer at this downtown concert series! Sing along to hits like “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” “I’m Coming Out,” and more. $25$30. Gates open at 5pm. Show begins at 6:15pm. Promenade Park, 400 Water St. 419-321-5007. promenadeconcerts.com
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THURSDAYS [music]
TUESDAYS
MONDAYS [outdoors]
Zumba Classes - The City of To-
ledo will host a movement workout Zumba class every Monday at a variety of Toledo City Parks. For the full schedule visit the website or call. $2. 6:30-7:30pm. Various locations. 419-276-4764. toledo.oh.gov [outdoors]
Good Health Walks - Get moving
with a group on these tri-weekly trail walks at Wildwood. The walk will cover two miles in an hour time frame. 11am. Meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays weekly. Wildwood Metropark, 5100 W. Central Ave. 419-407-9700. metroparkstoledo.com Free
Jazz in the Garden - Enjoy live
[culinary]
Sylvania Farmers Market
Vendors vary from organic producers to arts & crafts. 3-7pm. Downtown Sylvania, 419-360-1212. downtownsylvania.org
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Perrysburg Farmers Market
WEDNESDAYS [music]
Brown Bag Concerts - Local musi-
cians perform during the lunch hour to visitors on the lawn. Noon-1pm. Maumee Library, 501 River Rd., Maumee. 419-259-5360. toledolibrary.org Free
Shop dozens of vendors and enjoy live music during the weekly market. 3-8pm. Downtown Perrysburg. 419-874-9147. perrysburg-farmers-market.com
SATURDAYS [culinary]
Bedford Farmers Market
[outdoors]
Woodlawn Walkers - Explore the
historic cemetery with a weekly social walk through the trails. Keep track of your progress with a free booklet. 9am. Woodlawn Cemetary, 1502 W. Central Ave. 419-472-2186. historic-woodlawn.com/events Free
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jazz concert at Toledo Botanical through August. For the schedule, see online. $5-$10. 6-8:30pm. Toledo Botanical, 5430 Elmer Dr. 419-720-8714. toledogrows.org
Shop area farm vendors, crafters, bakers and more every Saturday. 9am-noon. 8165 Douglas Rd., Lambertville. 734- 847-7061. facebook.com/ bedfordmifarmersmarket Free
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One of the area’s largest outdoor markets. 8am-2pm. Toledo Farmers Market, 525 Market St. 419-255-6765. toledofarmersmarket.com Free
MONDAY 1 [art]
Date Night Pottery - Bring a buddy
and construct a garden totem using a three foot stick and ceramic decorations. $60. 5:30-7:30pm. 577 Foundation, 577 E. Front St., Perrysburg. 419-874-4174. 577foundation.org
TUESDAY 2 [art]
Drink + Draw - Bring sketching ma-
terials to the live nude model drawing session. BYOB. $10. 7-10pm. Art Supply Depo, 29 S. St. Clair St. 419-720-6462. artsupplydepo.com
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[talks & lectures]
THURSDAY 4
Wild Weather Explained
[music]
Independence Day Concert
The Toledo Symphony will perform a patriotic concert on the lawn. Food trucks will be on site. The Museum and Estate will be open for tours, $15. The concert is free. 2pm. Hayes Museum, Spiegel Grove, Fremont. 419-332-2081. rbhayes.org Free
Meteorologist Ross Ellet of ABC News will discuss weather patterns, in conjunction with the Wild Weather photo exhibition. Photo Arts Club at Toledo Botanical, 5430 Elmer Dr. 1pm. 734-243-3346. photoartscluboftoledo.com Free
WEDNESDAY 10 [festivals]
FRIDAY 5
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outdoors with the family for a fun day at the beach. Boat rentals and swim Free Admission Friday - Visit the admissions are half off with family Wood County Museum for free admis- activities on the beach. Enjoy refreshsion on the first Friday of the month. ments provided by Swisher Dogs and The current exhibition “For Comfort & Mayberry Ice Cream. Enjoy live muConvenience� documents the failings sic and a comedy show. Noon-9pm. of early mental health care in America. Non-residents entry fee $3. Olander 10am-4pm. 13660 County Home Rd., Park, 6930 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania. Bowling Green. 419-352-0967. 419-882-8313. woodcountyhistory.org Free olanderpark.com [education]
[festivals]
Toledo Lighthouse Festival - Visit the
State Park for family activities, kayaking and boat rides out to the historic lighthouse, live music, food and drinks and children’s activities. 10am-6pm. And 11am-5pm. Sunday, 7/7. $5. Maumee Bay State Park, 1400 State Park Rd., Oregon. 419-691-3788. shoresandislands.com
[film] [outdoors]
Movie Nights in the Park - Kick
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[art]
Lifelong Learning: GMOs & Our Food - What do we know about
Create notecards using dried botanicals found in nature. $5. 6:30-7:30pm. Olander Park, 6930 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania. 419-882-8313. olanderpark.com Free
[education]
modern engineered food products in our food chain and the health risks associated with them? Members get a discount. $22-$34. 10am-noon. Lourdes University, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania. 419-824-3707. lourdes.edu
WEDNESDAY 17 [education]
Lifelong Learning - Algae Blooms in Lake Erie - Marya
Czech presents “A Perfect Storm” a lecture that asks what is a new normal for Lake Erie? $19-$31. |10-11:30am. Lourdes University, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania. 419-824-3707. lourdes.edu
THURSDAY 18 [film]
Two-Lane Blacktop - The 1971 cult-film starring James Taylor and Dennis Wilson races around Route 66 and the American Southwest. $4-$7. 7pm. Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St. 419-255-8000. toledomuseum.org
SATURDAY 20 [outdoors]
Water Lantern Festival - See the
Bay light up softly with hundreds of lanterns. Listen to music and enjoy food, while delighting in a breathtaking view. 5pm-10pm. $25-$40. Maumee Bay State Park, 1400 State Park Rd., Oregon. waterlanterfestival.com [festivals]
15th African American Parade
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Don’t miss this annual parade celebrating African American history in Toledo. There will be food trucks, music and family activities following the parade. Hosted by Toledo Urban Credit Union. 10am-noon. Dorr & Collingwood streets. 419-255-8876. Free
TUESDAY 23 [outdoors]
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Take a guided tour of the Gardens, stopping at featured Gardens in bloom during late July. The tour will focus on historical elements and natural beauty. 7-8:30pm. Toledo Botanical Garden, 5430 Elmer Dr. 419-407-9700. metroparkstoledo.com Free
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WEDNESDAY 24 [music]
Sunset Serenades - Enjoy a free
outdoor concert at Olander as Mikes with Mics perform lighthearted family-friendly pop/rock. Non-Sylvania residents entry fee $3. 6-9pm. Olander Park, 6930 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania. 419-882-8313. olanderpark.com Free [education]
Getting Ahead of Invasive Species - Master Gardener Amy
Stone will discuss invasive plants and pests while offering natural alternatives to dangerous pesticides that have been found to cause cancer. 7-8pm. Side Cut Metropark, 419-407-9700. metroparkstoledo.com Free
SATURDAY 27 [music]
5th Blues, Brews & Brats - This
year’s lineup includes: The Zydeco Hellraisers and The Good the Bad and the Blues. $10. 6-11pm. Third Street Cigar, 20 N. Third St., Waterville. 419-441-0020. facebook.com/thirdstreetcigar
SUNDAY 28 [art]
27th Art on the Mall - Over 100 fine art vendors will set up on UT’s Centennial Mall lawn. Enjoy a live jazz concert and food court. 10am-5pm. University of Toledo, 2801 Bancroft St. 419-530-2586. utoledo.edu Free
WEDNESDAY 31 [sports]
Hens & Hounds - Bring your fa-
vorite furry friend to the ball game. There will be special amenities for the pets including seats in the Home Run Picnic Terrace area. $13-$21. 7pm. 5/3 Field, 406 Washington St. 419-725-4367. hensvilletoledo.com
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Theater FRIDAY 13
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Violet
In this musical with folk, bluegrass, and gospel melodies, the titular character has a disfigurement that she will do anything to have healed— even if it means putting her faith in the hands of a remote televangelist. Violet is hoping for a miraculous healing. The musical is based on Doris Betts’ short story, “The Ugliest Pilgrim.” $15-$40. Runs Friday, July 12 to Sunday, July 21. 2:30pm on Sundays. 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays. The Croswell, 129 E. Maumee St., Adrian, MI. 517-264-7469. croswell.org/violet —EH
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THURSDAY 25
The Heiress
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Ruth and Augustus Goetz’ 1850s drama about a tumultuous father-daughter relationship is based on the Henry James novel, Washington Square. Conflicts over money, family and love abound in this timeless tale of a young woman’s search for happiness amidst difficult trials. Set in the 19th century, the story is still relevant today. The play runs until August 4. $18-$32. Opening night is 7pm, Thursday, July 25. Reception follows. Center Theatre, University of Toledo Center for Performing Arts, 1910 W. Rocket Dr. 917-885-7450. thelakesidetheatrecompany.com —EH
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