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The City of Sylvania is enjoying a tre-mendous 2010. Fresh off of our designa-tion as one of Ohios Best Hometowns,Sylvania has kept its residents busy thisyear with a slew of fantastic events andhappenings.

The 26th annual Jamie Farr OwensCorning Classic was a great success, as NaYeon Choi captured the 2010 crown. Aspart of that weeks festivities, the Chamberheld its Taking it tothe Streets party, dur-ing which Sylvanias

Becky Minger was hon-ored for her selection asMiss Ohio 2010.

Other notable eventsinclude the RiverballRace, the inaugural Piz-za Palooza, the upcom-ing Kelly Miller Cir-cus, and the CentennialTerrace 2010 Summer

Concert Series, among many others.Sylvania is a great place to live, work

and play. Sylvania has a true sense of com-munity and it shows in everything we of-fer: beautiful homes, community-focusedrecreation, exceptional schools, dedicatedpublic safety personnel, premier healthcare institutions, sports leagues, histori-cal reenactments, country clubs, retirementcommunities and much, much more.

Heres to you, Sylvania!

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MARILYN J. AGEE, MD andBINA LAUNGANI, MD

SYLVANIA FAMILY PHYSICIANS5965 Renaissance PlaceBuilding 3, Toledo, Ohio

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At Sylvania Family Physicians, Drs. Marilyngee and Bina Laungani strive to teach and

show their patients the bene ts of a healthylifestyle. They would like to see their patientsinvesting in healthy food and exercise insteadof prescription drugs to manage and preventdisease processes. They believe that the choicesone makes can provide for a healthy, longerlife.

Dr. Laungani has a strong interest in prepar-ing and eating healthy foods. She advises herpatients to choose whole foods including morefruits, vegetables and grains instead of high fat,processed foods. Although she chooses to bevegetarian herself, she respects her patientschoices and encourages low fat versions of meat such as sh, turkey and chicken. Otherprotein alternatives are beans, legumes, nutsand soy which are plant based instead of ani-mal products. Having grown up in India, shetakes advantage of her native countrys spicesto avor foods. Curry, pepper, tarragon andturmeric are some of her favorites which caneasily replace salt, sugar and fat to enhancenatural food avors. Research has shown timeand again that a diet such as Dr. Launganiadvocates can reduce blood pressure, bloodsugar, cholesterol and weight.

As for Dr. Marilyn (Lindy) Agee, she endors-es a lifestyle of a daily activity that includesrunning, swimming, biking and weight train-ing. She started running by signing up for Racefor the Cure. This is a great way to get and stay

motivated by having a goal and bene ting a

charity. Belonging to a group that has the samegoals, such as Team Toledo Triathlon Club,inspires her to stay active. She loves seeinglots of other women and many of her patientsinvolved in these sports. She has heard everyexcuse there is from patients not to exerciseand she promises she can counter each one witha reason to exercise and a way to overcomeobstacles. As a role model, she can point outthat she works full-time and has a family butstill manages to make time to exercise. Evenin northwest Ohio, one can get outside all yearround. The Metro Parks are a wonderful placeto walk or run, even in February.

Both of them agree that they would loveto see their patients taking fewer medica-tions and managing chronic diseases such ashypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease,high cholesterol, obesity and chronic pain bymaking healthy lifestyle changes. It is possibleto prevent and treat many conditions with diet,exercise, stress reduction and good sleep.

When they see a patient over 90 years oldthey always ask about their lifestyle over theyears. They have let them in on the secret of longevity. The answer, according to their poll,is: daily activity, healthy diet, no smoking andlots of friends.

They hope you can accomplish these goalstoo. As they like to point out, they only get onechance at this life. Why not live a healthier andlonger one?

Heres hoping to see you in the produce

aisle and at the park!

Practicing what they teachLite the Way was established by this mother-

daughter team back in 1995. Their intent was tooffer others a place of peace and healing, whichis still their intent today. Their store special-izes in psychic readings, tarot readings, reiki,hypnosis, massage, ear coning, astrology charts,and workshops. It is also a website store and

offers free educational classes. This is a familybusiness and Kims daughter and son also workhere part time.

Carolyn Rose, the mother of the team, isa proud mother of two, grandmother of nineand great grandmother of one. She is an intui-tive, Hypnotherapist, Reiki Master, Teacherand Practitioner. She has studied under WilliamL. Rand at The International Center for ReikiTraining in South eld, MI, and also from privatesources, including Frank Arjava Petter, authorof Reiki Fire, at his Advanced Japanese ReikiTechnique Seminar. Carolyn has also studied

other forms of energy healing (including ther-apeutic touch, Indian Head Massage, RaindropTherapy and Healing Touch) and is alwaysseeking further knowledge in this area. Shehelps spread the joy of Reiki to others throughher classes and healing sessions at Lite the Wayand throughout Canada and the United States..

Carolyn enjoys lecturing, teaching and doingpsychic consultations internationally. She canbe heard regularly on CBS Radios InnerViewswith Kimmie.

Kimmie Rose is an internationally renownedintuitive, medium, hypnotherapist, author, speak-er and CBS internet radio host. Affectionately

known as Kimmie to her listeners and clients,she has provided intuitive guidance by wayof radio, television, newspaper columns andthrough lectures and private consultations formore than 15 years. She is a teacher at heart,and is sought after for her ability to help peoplerecognize and embrace their own intuitive giftsand honor their path to live a more ful llinglife. She is the author of a best-selling book:Wake Up Your Intuition, The Bless You Book,The Sun, Moon and Venus and co-author of Emmanuelle Speaks. Kimmie is a regularguest on several radio stations across the coun-

try and is the host of her own radio program,InnerViews with Kimmie on CBSs PsychicRadio Network, heard worldwide on www.psychiconair.com.

For more information about Carolyn andKimmie, please visit their stores website atwww.litetheway.com.

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In an era when big-box hardware storesdot every suburban landscape, it may seemlike re-vamping your kitchen is as easy as

a few hundred dollars, a trip to the neareststrip mall and a three-day weekend. In real-ity, however, its never that simple or thatinexpensive. Thats where a trusted com-pany, such as KSI Kitchen & Bath, can stepin and help because a kitchen that offersconvenience becomes more important all thetime, yet nding the time to build that perfectkitchen is hard to do. A family owned andoperated business since 1971, KSI Kitchen& Bath creates more than 10,000 kitchens ayear. With experienced designers and afford-

able prices, KSI makes the entire kitchenrenovation process as painless as possible from imagination to installation.

Working one on one with a KSI designer,you will be able to create a kitchen that tsyour budget and your style. There is no one

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or the other. Instead, you can build your newkitchen around a custom island centerpiecewith a gorgeous granite countertop, or makean intricately designed hood above yourrange the focal point of the room. As faras cabinets are concerned, KSI offers morethan 1,000 door styles and nishes. Andafter entering one of KSIs eight beautifulshowrooms, clients are often surprised athow comparable KSIs cabinet and remodel-ing prices are to those of the box stores. Onecustomer from Brighton even said she saved

30 percent over Home Depots prices on herparticular project.In addition to its full line of high-quality

kitchen products, cabinetry, countertops,appliances, hardware and accessories, KSIKitchen & Bath also has superior design-ers to help create the perfect kitchen to suityour lifestyle. To better serve you, all KSIdesigners are trained in the latest designtrends and techniques, and a number of KSI designers are certi ed by the NationalKitchen & Bath Association (NKBA). Oncethe designer and client have created on paperthe perfect kitchen, the KSI installation teamwill come in to put it all together. EveryKSI certi ed installer is a state-licensed andinsured kitchen and bath specialist, and thecompany provides a lifetime warranty onlabor and a minimum of two years warrantyon any installed product. Dont rely on thesuperstore approach. You can easily survivea kitchen or bath renovation, with help fromexperts like the ones at KSI.

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Located in suburban Sylvania, OH, androoted in the Catholic Franciscan tradition,Lourdes College offers a values-centerededucation and diverse campus and resi-dential life to 2,300 students. A total of 30degrees and majors are offered at Lourdesincluding baccalaureate degree programsin the arts, business, education, leadershipstudies, nursing, sciences and social work

and graduate degrees in education, nursing,organizational leadership and theology.The College also offers pre-professional

programs in Sylvania as well as throughcollaborative partnerships with educationalinstitutions. Programs include art therapy,engineering, law, medicine, occupationaltherapy, physical therapy and veterinaryscience.

Named a Best in the Midwest college by the Princeton Review for six consecutiveyears, Lourdes is a veteran and transfer-friendly institution offering a wide variety

of scholarships to all students.Accreditations and ApprovalsCommission on Collegiate Nursing

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International Assembly for Collegiate

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Gene Golnick, owner of GG Consulting& Sales, Inc., offers services to merchantswhich include credit card processing, creditand gift card readers, full-service check

processing with conversion and guarantee,point of sale (POS) software for computersand e-commerce (web based and virtualsales).

As a Merchant Service Consultant, Ihelp business owners who are frustratedwith their monthly credit card processingfees, concerned they are paying unneces-sary fees, confused by their monthly state-ment and angry when fees are unexpectedlydeducted from their accounts, Gene said.

When I meet with a business owner,whether they are new to processing or haveyears of experience, I make sure I learnall the facets of their business. By askingthe right questions I can provide themwith appropriate solutions. Most businesspeople are too busy to review every nuanceof their daily practices so by being honestand delivering what I promised, everyonebene ts, he said.

His expertise comes from over 20 yearsof working in sales that demand customerservice. As a consultant he brings the cus-tomer service back to the merchant. For

instance, he charges no consulting fee andhe is available to his customers 24/7.

How can you tell someone youll pro-vide customer service and then turn your

phone off at 5 p.m.?He believes that sometimes businessowners have a legitimate reason to questionthe credit card processing industry. Overthe years he has become sensitive to thetricks and prides himself on the fact thathis customers are treated fairly.

Isnt it time for you to review whom totrust with your credit card transactions?

Gene can be reached at 419-349-7560 orat the e-mail address [email protected].

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Drs. Simon, Haerian and Ludwig specializein creating beautiful, healthy smiles for chil-dren, teens, and adults. Providing high tech,state-of-the art care in a low stress, friendlyatmosphere sets this orthodontic practice apartfrom the rest. Separated treatment areas fea-turing a television for the patient and a seatfor mom or dad REALLY set it apart.Many orthodontic of ces utilize an open baywith dental chairs lined up in a row becauseits more ef cient for the doctor. Some evenspecify that only the patient be allowed in theclinic area.

Dr. Simon, however, has always felt strong-ly that patients deserve some privacy and par-ents should always be welcome. He designedthe Sylvania of ce at 6711 Monroe St. withthat in mind.

In 2003, Drs. Simon and Haerian incor-porated the same treatment area concept inthe Lambertville of ce at 7928 Secor Rd.Comfortable waiting rooms, great magazines,and a video game area are also provided tomake appointment times enjoyable for allmembers of the family. The same pleasantenvironment will be available at MaumeeOrthodontics, 4359 Keystone Dr., in the fallof 2010.

Innovative orthodontic techniques andof ce design arent the only things setting thispractice apart from the rest. For the past fewyears, Drs. Simon, Haerian and Ludwig have

held a Perfect Smile Contest to nd winningsmiles to be featured in print ads and on theirwebsite at www.perfectbraces.com www.perfectbraces.com. The contests are fun andpatients love to have their pictures on bro-chures and displayed in newspaper and maga-zine ads. The latest winners will be appearingsoon on the updated website. The winningsmile of former patient, Becky Minger, willalso be showcased. Becky recently won theMiss Ohio pageant and in January will com-pete for the title of Miss USA.

At Sylvania, Lambertville and soon-to-beMaumee Orthodontics they specialize in creat-ing perfect smiles. They also offer great of cehours and free consultations. Summer timeust might be the perfect time to start creating

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By Tyler HowardHerald Publisher

Every time somebody asks me how my job is going, they do it a certain way. Theylook at me with paternal understanding andsympathy, usually tilt their head to oneside, and reduce their voice to a low, gentletone.

Hows the job going, theyll say. Whatwith the state of newspapers and all

They then trail off and wait patently forme to burst into tears and lament the destruc-tion of American journalism and my chosencareer-path. Thats when I disappoint them.

My answer is not what they expect.The job is going great, I tell them.Yes, big papers are having their problems.But community papers are thriving. AndThe Sylvania Herald is one of them.

The truth about the fall of newspapers isthat not all newspapers are falling. Whilethe big metro dailies struggle, hometownnewspapers continue to thrive. Becausenewspapers arent dying, theyre localiz-ing.

The Sylvania Herald provides our read-ers with weekly community news, coveringthe latest local events, sports, school hap-penings and more. We could not do thiswithout you -- the community. To thosewho send in story ideas and photos, wethank you and ask you to continue to do so.A community newspaper works best whenit is written largely by the community andwe would not be able to put out great localcontent without our reader submissions.

Going forward, The Sylvania Heraldplans to continue to provide Sylvania and thesurrounding communities with quality localnews, unmatched local sports reporting,consumer-friendly advertising, and insight-ful, thoughtful and entertaining features onthe people and business that make Sylvaniaone of Ohios Best Hometowns.

The Sylvania Heraldis your communitynewspaper

This unique shop supports artists thatare well known creators and some arehidden gems. We carry local, nationaland also international works. It is themelding of all the eclectic works thatcan make an artistic statement for ahome or of ce. Unique pieces of artmay be ordered and created by one ora collaboration of various artists. Youmay purchase items for special occa-sions, personal use, or a corporate gift.

Classes are offered for all ages andabilities. We include individual tutor-ing, sign language to music, lost waxcasting, fused glass classes and muchmore. As a fused glass artist, we pro-vide kiln use whenever possible. Wealso offer other uses from this facility toaccommodate various forms of artisticexpression. Wherever your artistic pas-sions lead you, feel free to explore thecurrent offerings. As a special educationteacher, we provide group as well asindividual accommodations for thosein need. Inquiries are encouraged.

Signing up for parties, groups andevent gatherings, young to old, will be amemorable experience.

Please visit the Facebook page of Zyndorf Glass & Arts for updated infor-mation. Stay connected for up to date

information and events. We hope tohear from you soon.

We are open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Tuesday through Friday, and 10 p.m.to 4 p.m. Saturday. There will be aGrand Opening Celebration Saturday,August 7, and Sunday, August 8, from10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open gallery, doorprizes and refreshments are available.An evening celebrating the arts will beheld Saturday evening, August 7, from7 to 10 p.m. Open mike, for individualor group music, poetry, comedy, andtheater vignettes. There will be refresh-ments and bbq served.

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of Toledo`s best bands while watching live racing action!

For a complete list of bands & dates check out our website!

THIS SATURDAYJULY 24TH:Band - Hoozier Daddy

PARTY AT THE PARSUMMER CONCER

Join us for our 4th Annual

Dollar DayEvery Sunday during

live racing is Dollar Day from open til close!

You can enjoy:$1 Admission$1 Programs$1 Hot Dogs

$1 Sodas

$1 Popcorn$1 Nachos

Plus many moredollar specials that are added weekly!

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If George J. (Joe) Gross had simplydone his job, there would be no GrossElectric today. Gross was sent toToledo in 1910 to close a store for thePeerless Light Company, a Chicago-based manufacturer of gas mantles.But instead of closing the downtownToledo store, he ran it for six monthsin exchange for a percentage of thepro ts. He later bought the store andestablished the Gross Electric FixtureCompany. In doing so, he began GrossElectrics long-standing history in theToledo business community.

This vision of a bright future in

Toledo has been passed down fromone generation to the next. RichardGross took over the business fromhis father in the 1960s. Under hisleadership, Gross Electric expandedits showroom lighting business, anddiversi ed its product mix from pri -marily residential to include prod-ucts for the commercial and industrialmarkets.

The company is currently operated

by Richards daughter, Laurie, andson, Joe. Laurie became presidentof Gross Electric in 1992, and Joeassumed the position of vice presidentin 1997. While continuing to offerquality lighting and electrical sup-plies, Gross Electric has expandedits services to include lighting energyaudits, lighting design services, bulbrecycling, and lighting xture repairand restoration.

Customer service has always beenat the forefront of our business, saidLaurie Gross. Thats as true todayas it was when my grandfather startedthe company 100 years ago.

As the oldest independent, locallyowned electrical distributor in thearea, Gross Electric provides lightingand electrical products to the com-mercial, institutional, and residentialmarkets. Gross Electric has the larg-est and most complete lighting show-rooms in northwest Ohio and south-east Michigan.

The company currently has threelocations: the main of ce in Toledo,and branches in East Toledo and AnnArbor. To learn more about the prod-ucts and services offered by GrossElectric, visit their website at www.grosselectric.com.

Gross Electriclights the way

Raceway Park was built in the early50s by the Jechura family and wasoriginally a car track. In 1959, thetrack was converted to a thoroughbredtrack, and in 1962, the first harness racewas run on the 5/8 mile oval. Over theyears, harness racing champions such

as Ramblin Willie, Mack Lobell andShady Daisy have competed at the northToledo oval, and well-known horse-men such as Chuck Sylvester, JohnCampbell, Carl Allen, Doug Ackermanand Chris Boring have raced here.

In 1988, Shake Jechura soldRaceway Park to the partnership of Arnold Stansley, Cheri Lenavitt andJack Lenavitt. That trio presided overRaceway Park during an era that saw

Grand Circuit racing and full-cardsimulcasting come to Toledo. RacewayPark also established Ohios first andonly off-track betting parlor, Cedar

Downs, during their tenure. In 2005, thetrack was purchased by Penn NationalGaming, Inc., which is an owner/opera -tor of racetracks and casinos throughoutNorth America. They made a com-mitment to improving the customersexperience and restoring the excitement

of harness racing in Ohio.Every year Raceway Park hostsnumerous fan-favorite events, withBuckeye/Wolverine Night topping thelist. Every fall, Buckeye and Wolverinefans come out to watch the Buckeye/Wolverine Pace and enjoy all of thefestivities. Every year, Raceway Parkpartners with a local charity for thenight to help them raise money for theirorganization. The track also features

multiple legs of the Ohio Sires Stakesand the Champion of Champions event,which showcases the best of the north-west Ohio Fair Circuits.

Raceway Park has been providingfun & exciting entertainment for allages for many, many years and willcontinue to do so for many more tocome. We thank everyone who supportsRaceway Park and hope that you findyour experience an enjoyable one everytime you visit!

Raceway ParkRising Stars Dance Academy opened in

the Mayberry Shoppes last August and hasearned its reputation as a great choice fordance lessons in the Sylvania area. Thedance studio offers a professional yet funatmosphere for students. Whether yourchild dreams of becoming a professionaldancer or they just want to have somefun, the bene ts of dance are endless!

The teachers at Rising Stars DanceAcademy thrive to provide age appropri-ate dancing for both girls & boys. Tap,Jazz, and Ballet are offered for beginner,intermediate, and advance dancers. Hip-Hop, Musical Theatre Dance Classes, Pre-Dance, Toddler Time (parent & tot), andBaby Sign Language classes are also offered.

Throughout the year, the students atRising Stars Dance Academy participated in

various local events and parades. They alsohad a dance recital in May. The students notonly grew as dancers but also as individuals.

Nikki Khuong, (owner of Rising StarsDance Academy), the teachers, and the danc-ers are looking forward to another great year.

Enrollment has already begunfor our next season which will start inSeptember. There will be an Open HouseRegistration on August 7, from 10 a.m.

1 p.m. More information can be foundonline at www.RisingStarsDance.com orby calling Nikki Khuong at 419-508-9358.

Rising Dance Starscelebrates 1 year

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Fabulous CakesHave your cake, and eat it too.

Our cakes look as good as they taste!

Wedding Cakes Grooms Cakes Showers Birthdays

Cake ArtS Supplies2858 W. Sylvania Ave Toledo

419-472-4959

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Angelas Angels and Antiques is an angel-spe-cialty gift shop located in downtown Sylvania at thecorner of Erie and Main Streets. We carry thousandsof angels for the home and garden, including collect-ible gurines, concrete statuary and benches, memo -rial and garden stones, wind chimes, throws, artwork,jewelry, greeting cards, books and much more.

Angelas also carries handcrafted, angel-

inspired silver jewelry custom made for our storeby local artist, energy healer and Reiki Master,Becky Hendershott. Each beautiful piece of jewelry is infused with love and healing ener-gy. We specialize in funeral and memorial gifts,and we make local deliveries. Our purpose isto provide unique, inspirational gifts of com-fort, hope and joy for you or someone you love.

Our store offers more than just giftware.Throughout the year, we hold healing sessions,spiritual readings, angel and dream classes, pri-vate medium readings, book signings and otherangelic and spirit- lled informational events.Angelas Angels and Antiques is sensitive to

the needs of those experiencing grief or illnessand gives personal attention to each customer.

Upcoming events include: John Turski, mediumand spiritual healer, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays;Melanie Bailey, intuitive angel reader, Wednesdays;Dani Wurzell, psychic and medium, Thursdays andFridays; Sharon Kay, psychic and spiritual medium,

rst Saturdays of the month. Please call 419-824-4079 for your appointments and to be on our email list!

Whether you are buying a gift for someonewho needs comfort or are just browsing, you willfeel a serene, angelic presence in Angelas Angels& Antiques. Stop in Tuesday - Saturday 10:00a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Thursdays, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Angelas AngelsCake Arts Supplies, located at 2858 W.

Sylvania Ave. in Toledo, is a bakery/retail thatmakes custom cakes, the kind you cant justpick up anywhere.

Their cookies are out of this world, evidentfrom the fact that they decorated over 8,000Christmas cookies last year, up 5,000 from theyear before. They also make unique weddingcakes and have been told time and time againthat their wedding cakes are the tastiest and bestdesigned around.

They sell chocolate in all colors for theholiday sweet-makers or just for any occasion.They try to carry inventory that is available forall seasons year round. They have increasedthe wedding section which includes cake tops,knives glasses, pens, guest books, and more.They also boast one of the largest selections of cookie cutters in the area.

The current owner, Dorothy, purchased the

business in May of 1994. This year markstheir 16th year in operation, and business hasdoubled in that time period. The business plansto continue to thrive by offering a large varietyof merchandise and great customer service. Tolearn more, check out their website at myspace.com/cakearts or looks them up on Facebook.

Cake Arts SuppliesA woman walks slowly, holding

her back as she enters the pool. Itsobvious by the look on her face andthe way that she is clenching the railsthat she is in extreme pain. As shelowers herself into the water, her facebegins to relax, her arms are at hersides and she begins to smile. Thewarmth of the water and encourage-ment of the physical therapist assis-tant at her side helps to ease her painand frustration from low back pain.

Aquatic therapy saw a big boostabout ten years ago for many diagno-ses to include low back pain, arthritis,and balance problems. The differenceaquatic therapy can make in the dailylives of those suffering from low backpain is remarkable. Many people are

unable to walk or perform exerciseon land because they are afraid tomove. When theyre in the warmthand support of the water, they are muchmore relaxed and their movements arenot as guarded. Once they improve,

they can start a gentle exercise pro-gram on land and make a successfulreturn to more normal daily activities.

CPW Rehab was founded in 1987and was one of only two facilitiesoffering on-site aquatic therapy inconjunction with traditional physicaltherapy. Today, the model is common,but CPW Rehab retains its initial suc-cess. The rehabilitative pool is heatedto 94 degrees and is equipped withboth a ramp and hydraulic chair lift.We are handicapped accessible, withconvenient well lit parking. In addi-tion to aquatic therapy, CPW Rehabprovides services for injured workers,balance, incontinence and to individu-als with orthopedic and neurologicalinjuries. A variety of Medical Fitness

Programs are offered for people whowant to decrease the effects of chron-ic health conditions with exercise.

For more information, visit www.cpwrehab.com or call 419-841-9622.

CPW Rehab

Premier Automotive Performance,located at 4942 W. Alexis Road inSylvania, offers complete automo-tive service and repairs to vehiclesof all makes and models; foreign anddomestic, as well as classic and vin-tage cars and hot rods.

Marc Ripmaster, owner and presi-dent, has 25+ years of experience inthe automotive field. He takes greatpride in his trade and wanted to takeit on his own. On June 21, 2008,Premier Automotive Performanceopened their doors. Both Marc andhis head technician, Greg Huff, areASE Master Certified.

The shop is equipped with stateof the art equipment that is neededto service, repair, and maintain any

vehicle, including a Tech 2, whichis the GM factory scan tool used onall GM vehicles up to 2010 mod-els and the new powerful diagnosticsoftware,VERUS.

I really like the small town atmo-sphere. I would appreciate the oppor-tunity to build lasting relationships...with honesty and integrity, saidMarc Ripmaster.

Sylvania Playland is an indoor play-ground and bounce house for children of allages! Sylvania Playland opened its doorsSeptember 7, 2009. Children will have fun

jumping and sliding on the ve in atablebouncers and slides and swinging on the fourswing sets all set up inside a 12,000 squarebuilding. There is everything from an eigh-teen foot double in atable slide for the thrillseekers to a smaller toddler in atable for theyounger crowd. Sylvania Playland has fourhigh quality swing sets for the children toplay on and they are also available for pur-chase. Visit www.playnation.com to view theswing sets sold at Sylvania Playland. Enjoybaby swings as well as a toddler and babyarea for children three years old and under.

Let Sylvania Playland host your childsnext birthday party. Parties are two hours

long and include pizza, drinks, paper prod-ucts, invitations, and a private party room.The three private parties include seating forup to 25 children and are decorated for theparty. Birthday cakes can be purchased anddelivered the day of your party. Leave every-thing to us and enjoy a hassle free party.

Summer is a great time to come and play!We are fully air conditioned all summer long.Look for the ice cream and snack shop com-ing this fall. Sylvania Playland is located at3620 Centennial Rd., Sylvania, OH, 43560(between Central Ave. & Sylvania Ave.),419-517-9094. Our hours are Monday-Thursday9:00am-noon & 4:00pm-8:00pm; Friday9:00am-noon & 4:00pm-9:00pm; Saturday9:00am-9:00pm; Sunday 10:00pm-8:00pm.Visit our website www.sylvaniaplayland.com for details and a coupon.

Sylvania Playland Premier AutomotivePerformance:Sylvanias newest hightech automotive repairshop

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Phone: (419) 841-9622

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Providing quality care since 1987.

The Sylvania Youth ConservationCorps program over the past 17 years

has focused on beautify-ing our public lands andbuildings. Over 10,000blooming plants have

been planted by the 25 to30 members of the corpseach year concentrat-ing on civic propertiesthroughout the City of Sylvania. The Corps alsoworks in all our parks tomake annual meaningfulimprovements and beau-ti cation additions.

Ellen Burge Flower, the beloved wife of Stevens Warren Flower, passed away more than 100 years ago. In her memory, Flowerwilled $20,000 to build a hospital in the downtown Toledo community where he lived. In 1910, the rst building of Flower Hos -pital opened on Collingwood Boulevard and Cherry Street in Toledo. In 1975, Flower Hospital moved to its current location onHarroun Road in Sylvania. Over the last 100 years, the 28 beds of the original hospital have since grown tenfold into one of theareas leading health care facilities.Throughout the decades, Flower Hospital has always been committed to providing outstandingpatient care. Stevens Warren Flowers legacy of caring and community lives on today at Flower Hospital, where patients have aplace to turn for high-quality care delivered with compassion, trust and understanding.

A century of changing lives

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