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Lake girls soccer adds 7-1 win after 11-goal outing against Wauseon
Lake follows its 11-1 Wauseon win by beating Central Catholic 7-1. Genoa is next on the schedule.
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Lake girls soccer adds 7-1 win after 11-goal outing against Wauseon
Lake follows its 11-1 Wauseon win by beating Central Catholic 7-1. Genoa is next on the schedule.
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Perrysburg girls soccer turns tables on Anthony Wayne with 2-0 win
Perrysburg reverses September’s 2-0 loss to Anthony Wayne and rebounds from its Upper Arlington defeat.
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We the People: A look inside the Carter House, a historic Bowling Green home
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTVG) - The Carter House, located on North Church Street for nearly 150 years, was called “an ornament to the city” in the late 1870s when its first family lived there. The home was built by Norton Reed, a prominent businessman, and his family. Early owners Wood County District Public Library historian Marnie Pratt said Reed financed multiple projects, including Bowling Green’s first all-brick business block. Reed also served on city council. “After Norton Reed’s wife died, he sold it to Benjamin James. And Benjamin James was an attorney in town,” Pratt said.
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Perrysburg Fall Leaf Collection Begins Oct. 19
The City of Perrysburg's annual fall leaf collection will begin Monday, Oct. 19. Crews will begin on the east side of the city and work their way west, making several passes through the City during the collection period. A final sweep will begin Monday, Nov. 30. A supervisor will follow the collection crews during the final sweep to help ensure all leaves have been collected. Residents can track the progress of leaf collection through the City's Fall Leaf Collection Status Dashboard, which will be updated at the end of each day to show where crews have completed collection.
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