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07/14/2025

The Tiffin-Seneca Public Library will host “The Art of Trivia,” an adult trivia night on Tuesday, July 29 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Frost Kalnow Room.

Teams will test their knowledge of different types of artistic expressions, with categories including guess that song, art, literary, cinema, Broadway, and more. Register teams of up to 4 people by calling the Library at 419-447-3751. This program is part of the 2025 Summer Reading Program.

For more information or for a complete list of summer reading events, please call (419) 447-3751 or log onto www.tiffinsenecalibrary.org.

07/14/2025

Mark your Calendars!

07/14/2025

🥳 HAPPY BIRTHDAY & ANNIVERSARY TO YOU ALL 🥳

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07/14/2025

Join experts from Ohio State University Extension for an educational pasture walk on August 24, 2025, at 4 p.m. The walk will focus on plant identification, determining a good pasture management program for your herd and to help explain fencing options. This event is free and open to the public thanks to sponsorship from the Seneca County Cattleman's Association. Parking will be located at 8587 South State Route 53, McCutchenville, OH, 44844. Registration is requested but not required at go.osu.edu/pasturewalk25. If you have any questions, contact Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator, Pressley, at 419-447-9722.

07/14/2025

So, a new Superman movie has been released and is now showing in area theaters. Can't help but be reminded of a time in 1996 when Christopher Reeve came to the dedication of the new wing of St. Francis Rehabilitation Hospital here in Green Springs in March of 1996. I need to look for more news articles about this for our files but the one below reports 200 people were present. Were you there? Share your memories in the comments here.

"Christopher Reeve broke into tears during the dedication of a new $17 million rehabilitation center in Green Springs, Ohio. "It's a real pleasure for me to be here," he said Sunday at St. Francis Health Care Center. "Actually, it's a real pleasure for me to be anywhere."It was one of Reeve's first public appearances since breaking his neck in a horse-riding accident in May.The paralyzed actor called for increased funding for spinal cord injury research. "Scientists are ready, willing and able and, with our support, they can make it happen," Reeve said.

The hospital, about 55 miles southeast of Toledo, specializes in treating brain and spinal cord injuries.
Deseret News - March 11, 1996

This article is from New York Historic Newspaper Press Republican 18 March 1996

07/14/2025

Come to the Teen Dept to watch the Barbie Movie!

07/14/2025

Canoe and Kayak Float
Friday, July 18, 2025 - 2:00pm

Address:
Garlo Heritage Nature Preserve
6777 S. State Route 19
Bloomville, OH 44818

Presented By: Linda Rose

Spend the afternoon with Linda Rose on the pond paddling around and enjoying the sights that nature has to offer. Canoes, kayaks, paddles and life jackets are provided. Registration is required at least 24 hours in advance of the program as there are a limited number of canoes and kayaks.

Register online at www.senecacountyparks.com/calendar

07/14/2025

Precipitation chances wind down today and expect a fairly dry day on Tuesday. Rain and thunderstorm chances increase midweek with the highest chance being on Thursday. Near normal temperatures today, hot and humid weather returns for Tuesday and Wednesday before we cool off slightly heading into end of the week.

07/14/2025

Then and Now – Today, we’re comparing views of the old “Polar Bar” that was north of Tiffin, Ohio on SR 53. The “Polar Bar” had sandwiches, root beer and ice cream but were also well known for their chocolate malts that were similar to a Wendy’s Frosty. North of the “Polar Bar” was “Jerry’s Drive-In Root Beer Stand”, and north of that was the “Tiffin Airport”. Across the road and to the south at the SR 53 and Tyber Road intersection was “Dog N Suds”. The bottom photo is how this view looks today, which is now an empty lot in front of the Moose Lodge.

07/11/2025