Grand Knight Andy Migas from the Port Clinton Knights of Columbus and District Deputy John Madison  presented a check from their Measure Up Campaign to Debbie Cook and Bobbi Beck from The Arc of Ottawa County.

Pond owners still have an opportunity to stock their ponds with fish through a convenient and low-cost program until Friday, Sept. 28.  The fish are supplied by Fender’s Fish Hatchery, Baltic, Ohio.  Their tank truck, with aerator, will distribute the ordered fish on Thursday, Oct. 6, in the afternoon.   Fish available are bluegill, channel catfish, fathead minnows, largemouth bass, redear sunfish and white amur.

Port Clinton High School once again offers a morning swim for the community in the PCHS Natatorium.

Otterbein North Shore is offering free to the public “Fresh Ideas for Your Financial Well-Being.” 

Volunteers gathered near the Obama campaign’s Heartland Tour bus at the Obama-Biden office at 131A Maple Street, Port Clinton. Ottawa County Commissioner Jim Sass and Rural Vote Director for Organizing for America Mike McCandlish shared their vision and enthusiasm for getting out the vote to re-elect President Obama.

Township residents who drop off their recyclables at their local recycling drop off station will notice a change beginning in late September.

Behind a solid game from quarterback Austin Wiegand and great performance by its defense, Oak Harbor defeated Port Clinton, 21-0, in the annual meeting between the two Ottawa County rivals.

Peter and Anita vanden Berg of Van Wert have donated to Stein Hospice “Wooden Shoes,” a 1984 S2, 9.1 (30 ft.) sailboat.

Hairstylist Carrie Sartin has recently joined Perfect Color Hair and Tan, 90 N. Madison Street in downtown Port Clinton.

Tickets are still on sale for the Port Clinton Redskins vs. Margaretta football game on Sept. 28, featuring a performance by The Ohio State University Marching Band.