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By Ben Shanahan  Special to the Sentinel-Tribune KALAMAZOO, Mich. — The No. 17 team in the country, Western Michigan University, remained undefeated as the Broncos cruised to a win over the Bowling Green State University hockey after scoring four goals in the second period at Lawson Arena. The first seven minutes saw the Falcons going back-and-forth with the Broncos, but no one found the back of the net. Give it another four minutes, and WMU fre…

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Big second period leads No. 17 Broncos past Falcons

MOLINE — Wood County Special Olympics announced its 27th Annual Dinner and Fundraiser in support of the Wood County Wildcats on Friday, November 1, 2024, at Glass City Boardwalk from 6-10 p.m. The fundraiser will include a reverse raffle with the chance to win a $10,000 grand prize. Glass City Boardwalk is located at 27820 East Broadway St. in Moline. All proceeds from the dinner and reverse raffle fundraiser will support the Wood County Special…

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Special Olympics hosting 27th Annual fundraiser

A Toledo man found guilty of raping a child he kidnapped will spend at least three decades in prison. A jury in August found Jeremy Sims guilty of rape, kidnapping, prostitution of a minor and four additional charges. Sims, 44, was transported from jail Thursday to the courtroom of Wood County Common Pleas Judge Joel Kuhlman. Kuhlman imposed a sentence of 30 years to life in prison. Sims, of Toledo, was indicted in June 2023 for two counts of ra…

Toledoan sentenced to 30 years for rape of a minor

PEMBERVILLE — When we say everybody got their job done, we mean everybody, as Eastwood played every member of the team during a 25-15, 25-12, 25-9 sweep over Rossford in a Division V district quarterfinal on the Eagles’ court Wednesday. “It was the whole team — today we came in, we knew it was our last time playing in the gym this season game-wise,” said Eastwood’s 6-foot-3 Central Michigan University-bound senior Lilly Mullholand. “We came in h…

Behind Mullholand, Miller, Eagles advance to district

By Nicholas Huenefeld Special to the Sentinel-Tribune The Bowling Green Christian Academy volleyball team has reached an unprecedented level of success this year, claiming a West Division title in the Independent Christian Schools of Ohio (ICSO). “It was really cool,” BG Christian coach Cassie Boron said. “The girls are really excited. They put in the hard work. When these girls were in junior high, we lost a lot of games, and I told them it wil…

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BG Christian squad 17-2, wins division title

To the editor: Lake Township has two important Levy requests on the November 5, 2024 ballot for Township resident’s consideration. The first 1 mill Levy is a five-year renewal used to fund the Lake Township Fire Department. It is not a new tax as the levy has been in existence since the 1990s The second levy request is for an EMS five year levy for 1.5 mills to solely fund the hiring of four full-time paramedics. A shortage of paramedics is a na…

Passage of Lake Twp. levies is vital

Not all information is created equal, and being able to evaluate the information you come across online, whether from social media, AI or elsewhere, is essential for making decisions and forming opinions. Visit the Wood County District Public Library on Monday at 2 p.m. to learn how to evaluate information online. Learn more about the SIFT method, check on the truth of claims from multiple resources and understand what to look out for going into…

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Members of the Bowling Green community had the opportunity to participate in a call-to-action meeting on Saturday. The Bowling Green Save Our Neighborhoods Group (BG SONG) facilitated the meeting at the Bowling Green Community Center. The meeting’s group of participants agreed on four big challenges that the BG community currently faces. “We need to revitalize the existing housing we have in BG, we need to understand our needs and capabilities f…

BG SONG calls for action for challenges in the city

TONTOGANY — The Otsego Local Schools Board of Education has chosen two high school seniors to serve one term on the board. Seniors Isabella Comes and Parker Camp will attend each school board meeting and contribute to discussions. “I just thought it would be a great opportunity to advocate for the student body,” said Comes. “There are a lot of issues going on, and I want to make sure that the student body has a voice.” “I joined the board becaus…

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Seniors will serve on Otsego school board

The work to remove and replace Callery pear trees planted in the downtown area will resume later this month. Beginning the week of Oct. 28, Bowling Green’s urban forester will be removing the Callery pears located in Lot 1 and the Community Commons (alleyway between Insomnia Cookies and Sterling’s Amish Deli). The removal of the trees will take two-three days to complete. The Callery pear trees will be replaced at a later date, pending the compl…

Removal and replacement of callery pear trees continues

GENOA — Genoa narrowly beat Otsego Thursday night 2-1 in the sectional round of the Division IV tournament on the Comets’ field. Genoa forward Jayden Kutchenriter excelled on his home field, scoring both of his squad’s goals. Though Genoa scored first, Otsego was aggressive, having more opportunities to start the game. The Knights had two free kicks from good distances and put two shots off the crossbar. On another shot, Genoa goalkeeper Joey Ca…

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