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Community Calendar » Sept. 2 Blood driveWHEN: Noon to 5 p.m.WHERE: Marblehead VFW, 421 W. Main Street, Marblehead

Sound Off — Sept. 2 » Warm welcomeA total of 57 recruits and recruiter enjoyed a recent visit to Put-in-Bay and East Harbo...

Do you want to be a Basic EMT? » FREMONT — The Vanguard-Sentinel Adult Center Public Safety Program is offering a Basic EMT Program...

Kyle family selected to host YFU International Student » Krista and Kevin Kyle family, of Port Clinton, is welcoming a new “son” for the 2010 academic ye...

Barbershop coming to East Harbor » East Harbor State Park management, staff and volunteers are excited to host a performance of the Fos...

Danbury Pool opens back up next week » Danbury Local Schools will reopen its pool for the 2010-2011 school year on Tuesday, Sept. 7.Open sw...

Lakeside Heritage Society plans weekend sale » The Lakeside Heritage Society is planning its annual Labor Day Weekend Sale of garage sale items, an...

Online radio comes to Oak Harbor » WPCR, a subsidiary of Ottawa County Broadcasting, LLC recently acquired the rights and usage of O...

Danbury football game cancelled » Due to unforeseen circumstances the Danbury Lakers will not be playing at North Baltimore Friday, Se...

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Marblehead resident and local business owner Cathy Allen spoke at the statehouse Tuesday to celebrate health care reform. Since she is self employed and has a preexisting condition, she was formerly “uninsurable.” Because of reforms, Allen now holds an insurance card. “It looks like an ordinary insurance card. But I feel like I should frame it in gold because if took a lot of work — by a lot of people — over many years — to get this card in my hands,” Allen said in her remarks. On Sept. 1, Ohio’s high risk pool program started to cover Ohioans who have been shut out of the insurance market because of pre-existing conditions. The program is expected to help 5,500 across the state.

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