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LESI Welcome Center is ten years old Jun 18 2013 | 9:09 am
LESI staff are celebrated with ribbon cutting
Larry Fletcher cuts the ribbon surrounded by many of those instrumental in the success of the Center
On Thursday Lake Erie Shores and Islands Welcome Center in Port Clinton celebrated their tenth anniversary in grand style. Executive Director Larry Fletcher and his staff welcomed local dignitaries and visitors with fine food and beverages, cello music, presentations, and, of course, an anniversary cake.
Ottawa County Commissioner Jim Sass offered his congratulations on the Welcome Center’s success, saying, “It is all because of the people that work here. Keep up the good... |
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Huge weights dominate Cabelas National Walleye Tour in Port Clinton Jun 18 2013 | 7:35 am
First place Co-Angler Joe Jordan with Gillman at awards ceremony
Second place Pro Chris Gilman with Co-Angler Cody Lubeley
Third place Pro Chris Perry with Co-Angler Dan Kraft
Lined up at the launch on Catawba
Friday, June 14, was to be the first day of the Cabela’s National Walleye Tour in Port Clinton, but day one was cancelled due to a small craft advisory issued that morning.
The 260 Professional Anglers and Co-Anglers from across the country fished... |
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Kiwanis Fremont Road clean-up Jun 18 2013 | 7:30 am Kiwanis clean-up crew at the finish line. Left to right: Russ Brown, Kim Smith, Julie Rosiar, John Hull, Carl Koebel.
Last week Port Clinton Kiwanians cleaned up litter along Fremont Road. They continue on their mission to change the world, one child and one community at a time. Carl Koebel reports that there was not so much trash to pick up, an indication that people are being more conscientious regarding littering and that “Russ does a good job picking up littler along that roadway as he sees it.” Kiwanis extends a special thank you to... |
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Ragbag Report Jun 18 2013 | 7:27 am One of the best things local clubs like Sandusky Sailing Club and Port Clinton Yacht Club do is train young people how to sail and teach them the nuances of sailboat racing. This Saturday the Sandusky Sailing Club is hosting their Junior Regatta. Close to 100 young men and women will descend upon SSC for the event. Their instructors do an excellent job of not only teaching the basics of sailing, but also the basics of boating safety on the water. It is a learning experience that lasts a lifetime.
It’s a dirty job but somebody has to do it! I... |

