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The Sylvania based Sisters of St. Francis celebrated 100 years of mission and ministry in 2016. The nearly 200 Sisters of St. Francis work in a variety of ministries in 12 states and Haiti, including education, healthcare, pastoral work, social work,

environmental stewardship, social justice and world peace. The Sisters sponsor Lourdes University, which offers graduateand undergraduate degree programs and brings to Sylvania all the programming and resources of higher education.

Their presence in Sylvania is a great treasure and resource for residents and our quality of life.

Lourdes University

New Year’s HolidaySylvania Rec Winter

Basketball RegistrationCity Council 7:30pm

Chamber Luncheon 11:45am

First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+New Year’s Day

Lourdes Spring Semester

MLK Day City Council 7:30pm

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A beautiful replica of the Portiuncula on the grounds of Sisters of St. Francis. Photo by Michiale Schneider

Household Hazardous Waste It is illegal to dispose of hazardous waste in the trash, down storm drains, or onto the ground. Please call your Public Service Dept. for proper disposal options, 419-885-8965

As a branch of the Sylvania Community Arts Commission, Red Bird Arts District’s purpose is to foster the creative culture in downtown Sylvania through art-related events that build our vibrant community and continue to grow as a destination for

the arts, shopping, dining and entertainment. Join us on the First Friday of every month for an Art Walk from 5pm-8ish.Also, look for Red Bird’s unique concert series, Live in the District. Art is happening here!

Red Bird Arts District

Chamber Luncheon 11:45amSylvania Elementary Student Art Show and Open House at Historical Village

First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+

City Council 7:30pmTree City Playhouse Winter Show at

Southview HS Performing Arts CenterTree City Playhouse Winter Show at

Southview HS Performing Arts Center

SCAT Hot Cocoa Runat Olander Park 9:00am

Tree City Playhouse Winter Show at Southview HS Performing Arts Center

President’s Day City Council 7:30pm

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Explore art, music, restaurants and boutiques during the Red Bird First Friday Art Walks.

Where does it go? Everything that we do outdoors has an effect on the water bodies around us. As water flows it collects all of the pollutants that are left in its path. It then travels to the nearest storm drain where it is carried to the nearest lake, river or stream. Let’s make sure “Only rain goes down the drain!”

Each year at the beginning of March, school children kick off National Reading Month by celebrating the birthday of the beloved Dr. Seuss. Teachers design contests, family literacy events, and even pajama & pillow days to provide cozy

mornings of uninterrupted reading. In Sylvania, we are grateful to have 2 excellent public libraries and great resources in our schools. We encourage our kids and students to read every day of the year!

National Reading Month

Chamber Luncheon 11:45amSylvania Rec Spring Registration


City Council 7:30pmSylvania Community Orchestra

at Franciscan Center at 4pm

City Council 7:30pm Business Expo at Tam-O-Shanter

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Jerry and Emmy Jakes are excited to experience the new King Road Library.

Did you know Sylvania is filled with great bike trails and cycling enthusiasts? The Sylvania Cycling Classic is a full day event of USA Cycling sanctioned bike racing around Burnham (Maplewood) park and is very spectator friendly. There is also a free kids race and the always popular BMX stunt show! The Sylvania Slow Ryders meet every fourth Sunday of the

month at 4pm for a community bike ride. Come enjoy the neighborhood fun this summer!

Biking Community


City Council 7:30 pm Chamber Luncheon 11:45am

Spring Break 14-21

City Council 7:30pmTrout Derby at Olander

Shred Day 9am-1pm

Tree City Playhouse Festival of One Acts at Southview High School

Tree City Playhouse Festival of One Acts at Southview High School

23 | Glass City MarathonOlander Fishing Derby

Community Bike Ride 4pm 30 | Tree City Playhouse at SV

Easter

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Cyclists are challenged by the sharp turn down the hill on Fairview drive.

The Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce is instrumental in attracting visitors, residents and businesses to the Sylvania Area. The Chamber promotes the progress, expansion, well-being and improvement to the Sylvania area business, professional and civic community. Membership in the Chamber offers many opportunities and benefits, but more

importantly, it signifies a commitment to our charming community. With 600 members, the SACC continues to grow and welcome new members. Take advantage of the many benefits of networking in a vibrant business community.

Sylvania Chamber of Commerce

MayCity Council 7:30pm

Syl Rec Summer Camp Registration Chamber Luncheon 11:45am First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+Fashionably Main Spring Shopping

Downtown Sylvania 10am-4pm

Unlimited Pick Up

Lourdes Summer SemesterCity Council 7:30pm

Last Day of SchoolPlummer Pool and Centennial

Quarry Open for Season

Car Show DowntownBeach Pawty at Olander

Sylvania Community Orchestraat Franciscan Center at 4pm

Memorial DayMemorial Day ParadeCommunity Bike Ride 4pm

Unlimited Pick Up Unlimited Pick UpUnlimited Pick Up Unlimited Pick Up

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Car enthusiasts come down to Main Street for an antique car show.

The Drain is just for Rain The Drain is just for Rain Please keep trash and debris, automobile fluids, leaf litter, pet poo, and organic matter off the street.

Join us for a free weekend of fine art, great music and delicious food in historic downtown Sylvania on Saturday June 3rd & Sunday June 4th. Over 100 artists and musicians will be taking part in the 6th Annual Maple & Main Art Fair. Artist booths will be filled with a variety of art, jewelry, pottery and more along with a great line up of musicians. Local food vendors will

be serving up a variety of dishes along with beer and wine sales.

Maple & Main Art Fair

JuneMovie Night Maplewood Ave. First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+

Maple and Main Art FairHistorical Village

Community Day 1pm-4pm

Safety City WeekCity Council 7:30pm

Maple and Main Art FairNV/SV Graduation

Chamber Golf Outingat Highland Meadows

City Council 7:30pmDowntown Sidewalk SaleFarmers Market 4pm-7pm

QR Triathlon Centennial TerraceDowntown Sidewalk Sale Downtown Sidewalk Sale Disco Party Centennial Terrace

Community Bike Ride 4pm

River Centre Foundation Bridge to Recovery WalkFarmers Market 4pm-7pm

Farmers Market 4pm-7pm


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Jack and the Bear entertains guests during the Maple & Main Art Fair.

The Sylvania Farmers Market located in downtown Sylvania offers locally grown vegetables, flowers and plants in season. You will also find at the market baked goods, home-made food and one-of-a kind works from talented local crafters. The

SylvaniaFarmers Market operates every Tuesday, June through mid-October from 4 pm-7pm.

Farmers Market

JulyStar Spangeled Celebration at

Centennial Terrace 4th of July Movie Night Maplewood Sylvania Rec Fall Registration First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+

OH/MI 8k

Marathon Classic LPGA at Highland MeadowsCity Council 7:30pm

Marathon Classic LPGAat Highland Meadows

Farmers Market 4pm-7pmMarathon Classic LPGAat Highland Meadows

Marathon Classic LPGAat Highland Meadows

Pizza PaloozaMarathon Classic LPGAat Highland Meadows

Pizza PaloozaMarathon Classic LPGAat Highland Meadows

Women’s Triathlon at Cen. TerraceMarathon Classic LPGA Last Day

at Highland MeadowsCommunity Bike Ride 4pm



Historical Village Community Day 1pm-4pm

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Skyler Fields is tempted by the assortment of delicious tomatoes from a local farmer.

The Olander Park System serves the Sylvania School District Community with 7 parks comprising over 300 acres, 5 miles of trails and several public events every year. Olander Park is the district's flagship and namesake park, and hosts TOPS events

like the Easter Egg Hunt, the Trout Derby and the Halloween Hike as well as events like the Lucky Duck Swim, Sylvania Triathlon, and the 24 Hour Endurance Challenge run by outside groups.

Olander Park

AugustFarmers Market 4pm-7pm





Movie Night Maplewood Ave. First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+

Sylvania Kids Triathlon Olander ParkHistorical Village

Community Day 1pm-4pm

SCAT Golf Scramble atBedford Hills Golf Club 1:30pmSylvania Triathlon Olander Park

80s Dance Party Centennial Terrace

City Council 7:30pm

Community Bike Ride 4pm

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Racers plunge into Olander Lake during the first leg of the triathlon.

SAJRD was formed in 1988 to provide the citizens of the Sylvania area with high quality recreational programs and facilities. The District is a collaboration between the City of Sylvania, Sylvania Township and Sylvania Schools. Each of these political entities appoints four people to the 12-person SAJRD Board. It is the mission of SAJRD to provide high quality recreation and leisure facilities, parks, programs and activities to meet the demonstrated needs of all citizens who reside within the

district through sound planning, efficient allocation of resources, and effective management.

Sylvania Recreation






Labor Day, Plummer Pool &Centennial Quarry Closed for Season

Chamber Luncheon 11:45amCity Council 7:30pm Sylvania Rec Fall Indoor Registration24 Hour Run Olander Park

City Council 7:30pm

Beach Pawty at Olander ParkCommunity Bike Ride 4pm


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Rory Squibb leads her team down the field during Saturday soccer at Pacesetter.

Everybody’s perennial favorite, the fall festival parade, will energize the town from Monroe to Main Street, led by the Northview High School Marching Band. Catch a stage performance at the corner of Main and Maplewood, explore Sylvania

Historical Village and celebrate community when you join us for the 31st Annual Sylvania Fall Festival!

Sylvania Fall Festival

City Council 7:30pm Chamber Luncheon 11:45am First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+

Columbus DayUnlimited Pick Up Unlimited Pick Up Unlimited Pick Up Unlimited Pick Up Unlimited Pick Up

City Council 7:30pmFall Festival & Parade

HalloweenTrick-or-Treat 7:30pm

Racing for Recovery at LourdesHalloween Hike at Olander


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Sylvania Residents choose their favorite pumpkins sponsored by Sunset Communities.

Swimming Pools There are two acceptable options for draining your swimming pool – your lawn or sanitary sewer – NOT your storm sewer.

The Sylvania Historical Village and Heritage Center Museum bring our history – our collective story – to life. An interactive museum with both permanent and changing exhibits, the Village hosts concerts, lectures, student field trips, family days and other special events throughout the year. Our Heritage Center Museum is also home to the Sylvania Area Historical

Society library and archives, a research destination for schoolchildren, family historians and academics.

Historical Village

Chamber Luncheon 11:45pm First Friday Art Walk 5pm–8+

City Council 7:30pmSyl Rec Winter Indoor Registration Election Day Veteran’s Day

Fashionably Main Fall ShoppingEvent, Downtown Sylvania

City Council 7:30pm Thanksgiving

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Maplewood Elementary students take a field trip to the Sylvania Historical Village.

Join us for a weekend full of events to celebrate the holidays in Downtown Sylvania. Main Street lights up with events and fun for the whole family. Experience the Sylvania Historical Village and our festive art scene filled with live music and holiday

cheer. Explore our local galleries, boutiques and specilaty shops for holiday gifts and more. End the weekend with our annual Festival of the Lights parade, lighting of the tree and visits with Santa.

Miracle on MAin Street

Miracle on Main Street Deck the Halls for History

Miracle on Main StreetDeck the Halls for History

City Council 7:30pm Chamber Luncheon 11:45am Children’s Wonderland OpensMiracle on Main Street

Deck the Halls for History

City Council 7:30pm

Christmas DayChristmas Eve / New Year’s Eve

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Mrs. Claus waves to paraders as they head down Main Street to light the tree.

SYLVANIATwelve month calendar showcasing the creative landscape and events of our city

Our Creative Landscape

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City Council: TR: Doug Hayman, Mark Frye, Jason Mishka, Mark Luetke BR: Katie Cappellini, Mary Westphal, Sandy Husman

Mayor: Craig Stough

City Officials

Craig Stough, Mayor

Laura Bigelow, Admin. Assistant

Bill Sanford, Economic

Development Director

Leslie Brinning, Law Director

Nita Messerschmidt, Clerk of Courts

Sharon Bucher, Clerk of Council

Toby Schroyer, Finance Director

Michelle Smola, Personnel

Department

Christy Golis, Tax Commissioner

Charles Silvernail, IT Manager

Kevin Aller, Service/Safety Director

Dave France, Utilities Manager

William Rhodus, Chief of Police

Jeff Kowalski, Fire Chief

Joe Shaw, Deputy Dir. Engineering

Division

Chad Johnson, GIS Coordinator

Tim Burns, Zoning Administrator

Pat O’Brien, Parks & Forestry

Superintendent

Jim Campbell, Streets Division

Foreman

Ben Black, Water Foreman

Civil Service Commission

Bradford James

John Husman

Anthony Spinazze

Laura Bigelow, Admin. Secretary

Municipal Planning Commission

Craig Stough, Mayor

Thomas Lindsley

Ken Marciniak

Brian McCann

Daniel Arnold

Board of Zoning Appeals

Mark Clark

Norman Ladd

Carol Lindhuber

Richard Sands

Gary Sommer

Debbie Webb, Admin. Secretary

City Hours

Streets Dept. – 7:30am-4:00pm

Parks & Forestry – 7:30am-4:00pm

Police Division 6635 Maplewood Ave.

Detective Bureau – 8:00am-5:00pm

Community Affairs – 7:00am-3:00pm

Judge Scott Ramey Municipal Court – 6700 Monroe St. – 8:00am-4:15pm (1st & 3rd Tuesdays Monthly 8am-7pm)

Board of Architectural Review

Craig Stough, Mayor

Thomas Lindsley

Ken Marciniak

Brian McCann

Daniel Arnold

Debbie Webb, Admin. Secretary

City of Sylvania

Mayor’s Office: 419-885-8925

Clerk of Council: 419-885-8930

Utilities/Refuse/Recycling: 419-885-8950

Income Tax: 419-885-8940

Zoning Department: 419-885-8948

Police Non-Emergency: 419-885-8902

Fire Non-Emergency: 419-882-7676

City Council Members

Mary Westphal, President

Doug Haynam

Sandy Husman

Katie Cappellini

Mark Frye

Jason Mishka

Mark Luetke

Administration Building

6730 Monroe St. - 8:00am - 4:30pm

Tax Office

Utilities Office

(drop-box outside for water bills)

Zoning Office

Refuse/Recycling

In the past we published the Country Journal newsletter and we are now expanding the information from the Journal into this monthly calendar of dates and activities.

Besides our refuse and recycling schedules, other community dates and events are listed as well as beautiful pictures showing all Sylvania has to offer. Sylvania is a great place to live, work and raise a family with so much to offer. We hope this calendar helps you find out more about Sylvania and enjoy our community year round!

The calendar can also be found on the City’s website at www.cityofsylvania.com. I want to thank our sponsors; Promedica Flower Hospital, Reeb Funeral Home, Dave White Chevrolet and Republic Service who have helped make this calendar possible.

Welcome to the 2017 Sylvania Community Calendar

Important numbers:

Special Pick-upRegular Pick-upWinter Pick-up

Schedule A

Schedule B

Anvil Ct.Apple Meadow Dr.Birch Hollow Ct.Bittersweet Rd.Brookfield Ln.Brown Ln.Centennial Rd.Claude Ct.Deepwood Ct./Dr.Deercross Ct.Doyle Dr.Dunhill Dr. (7902)Eagle Creek Ct.Eagle Trace Dr.Erie St. (7446-8299)

Fairmeadow Dr.Fox Hollow Ct.Frances Ct.Glenhill Dr.Grainfield Dr.Harrow Ct.Hawthorne Dr.Hedingham Dr. (7900-7912)Heidaway Ln.Indian Creek Ln.Ivywood Ln.Kevin Ln.Little Rd.Littlefield Ct.Martha Ct.

Meghan Dr.Millford Dr.Mitchell Dr.Old Farm Ln.Palisades Dr.Quarry Side Dr.Shady Oak Ln.Summer Place Dr.Timothy Ln.Wenonah Ct.Westcroft Dr.Wild Ivy Ct.Windmill Ct.

Alexa Ln.Avon Ln.Burrwood Dr.Dunhill Dr.Eaglewood Dr.Erie St. (7240-7426)Gail Dr.Gillingham Ct./Dr.Glynn Ct.Granville Dr.Graystone Dr.

Gregory Dr.Grenlock Dr.Guild Ct.Gwen Ct.Hedingham Dr. (7810-7857)Highland Ridge Ct.Indian Springs Ct.Jeffrey Ln.Marshwood Dr.Oak Hollow Ct.Peppermill Dr.

Rockdale Ln.Saltwood Ct.Shaftesbuty Dr.Stonewood Ct.Tantallon Cir.Therfield Dr.Towbridge Ct.Wakefield Dr.Winding Way Dr.

Acres Rd.Alexis Rd.Balfour RdBrooke Ln.Cameron Rd.Centerview Dr.Clearview Dr.Cushman Rd.Dellbrook Dr.

Dornell Dr.Durbin Rd.Elliot Rd.Glasgow Rd.Glenmore Rd.Graham Rd.Hollybrook Ln.Marshall Rd.Northview Dr.

Pebble Stone Rd.Randall St.Roan Rd. (5600-5799)Sandy Creek Rd.Sugar Hill Ct.Sunrise Cir.Westview Dr.Wythe Rd

Apple Creek Rd.Bent Oak Rd.Chestnut Dr.Clare Ct.Convent Blvd.Crabtee Ln.Eleanor Ct.Fairview Dr.

Franciscan Blvd.Hickory Ridge Rd.Kinsman Dr.Main St. (5200-5799)Maple Dr.Maplewood Ave.Monroe St. (6500-7199)Olde Post Rd.

Parkwood Blvd.Phillips St.Pine Birr Ln.Roosevelt Ct.Silica Dr.Summit St. (5600-5799)Woodrow Dr. (5742-5750)

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Addington Ln.Appomattox Dr.Brinthaven Rd. (4700-4999)Brintwood Rd.Chambersburg Dr.Corregidor Dr.

Denbridge Dr.Fredericksburg Dr.Gaines Mill Dr.Gettysburg Dr.Petersburg Dr.Sandlewood Ct.Shenandoah Cir.

Sylvan Ct.Todd Dr.Vicksburg Dr (4526-4706)Wescliffe Ct.Williamsburg Dr.

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Bonniebrook Rd.Brandy Ln.Brint Rd. (7527-7535)Brixton Dr.Campden Dr.Caracole Ct.Club Rd.Cobblestone Dr.Country CommonsDressage Ln.Fairhaven Rd.Foxpointe Dr.Gillcrest Rd.

Green Pine Ct.Green Spruce Dr.King Rd. (4735-4755)Kings Run Rd.Little Farms Ct.Marble Cliff Blvd.Olde Mill Ct.Olde Ridge Rd.Pines Dr.Pope Run Ln.Radcliffe Rd.Red Pines Dr.River Oaks Ct.

River Ridge Cir.Rymoor Ct./Dr.Shadywood Ct./Ln.Sprucewood Ct.Summer Dr.Sun Valley Blvd.Turnberry Ln.Wadsworth Dr.Westbourne Ct.White Pine Ct.Winding Creek Pl.Woodforest Pkwy.Wyndham Ct.

Altara Dr.Angleview Ct./Dr.Brainard Dr.Central Park Ave.Colonial Ct.Country Pl.Elden Dr.Erie St. (6500-7142)Graystone Dr.

Franklin St.Garden Park Dr.Glenbeigh Dr.Handy St.Highland View Dr.Long St.Main St. (5800-6099)Orchard Dr.Orvieto Dr.

Park St.Rosewood Dr.San Benito Dr.San Reno Dr.Summit St. (5800-6099)Trailway Dr.Woodrow Dr. (5800-5851)

Alger Dr.Allison Ln.Altsheler Dr.Arbor WayArrowhead Dr.Barkwood Ln.Bentbrook Rd.Brenden WayBrookhill Ct.Burgess Dr.

Fairway Ln.Forestgate Ct.Frejon Ln.Grey Dr.Harroun Rd.Holland Sylvania Rd.Indian Trail Dr.Lynnhaven Dr.McGregor Ln.Northbrook Ct.

Oakland Ct.Pyle Dr.Ravine Dr.Roan Dr. (5400-5599)Rudyard Rd.Schultz Dr.Silvertown Dr.Skelly Rd.

Abbey Run Rd.Allen St.Bent Creek CrossingBrint Rd. (6400-7064)Brinthaven Rd. (5000-5199)Brookline Dr.Callaway GreenCharlesgate Rd.Coppersmith Rd.Cornwall Ct.Eaglehurst Rd (4003-4025)Fifth Ave.

Framingham Dr.Franklin Dr.High St.Kingsbridge Dr.Lincoln Pkwy.Longfellow Rd.Madison Cove Ct.Main Street Cir.Main St. (5000-5199)Margate Blvd.McCord Rd.Mill St.

Newcastle Dr.Railroad St.Rodeo Dr.Spring St.Stonehenge Dr.Sylvania Ave. (6846)Victoria Ct.Wedgewood Dr.Wickford Dr.Woodhall Dr.Worth Ave.

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Bog Hollow Rd.Boynton Dr.Brint Rd. (7200-7243)Burnside Dr.Butternut Ct.Candlewood Ln.Cranberry LnFleetwood Ln.Hampstead Dr.

Hawkins Ct.Hickory GroveKing Rd. (3740)Pickett Dr.Pine Cone Ln.Ridgeland Rd.Sheringham Ln.Stratford Ct.Sylvan Lake Blvd.

Sylvan Oaks WaySylvania Ave.Tamworth Rd.Vicksburg Dr. (4237-4449)Weldwood Ln.Whiteford Rd (City Only)Winsford Ln.

FRIDAY

2017 GREEN YARD WASTE CURBSIDE PICK-UPGreen yard waste is picked up on your trash day every other week.

Only official green yard waste bags or pre-paid stickers on containers will be picked up.

Special Pick-upRegular Pick-upWinter Pick-up

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