“Food insecurity is a symptom of a much larger issue,” Chase-Morefield says. “We’re meeting the immediate need for food, but the reason that someone ended up there, at a food pantry, is because so many other things happened before they got there.”
The Guerra family runs LEWCO, Inc., an international industrial equipment manufacturer based in Sandusky.
Christina Edwards is the founder of Christina’s Creations, a thriving, home-based family bakery that serves up cookies, cakes, and just about anything Christina’s still-scientific, experimental mind can bake up.
“It’s extra special that it’s the 13th year. A lot of events like this sort of fizzle out, and ours has magically grown. Our cauldron is bubbling over.”
The Chef’s Garden thrives through resilience and innovation.
The Bowling Green State University Labor Trafficking Education and Research Initiative is a joint effort between the College of Health and Human Services and BGSU Firelands and was chosen for its rural location and proximity to industries that employ many seasonal workers, a population commonly vulnerable to labor trafficking.
Firelands Habitat for Humanity has set a goal of building four houses in 2024.
Sandusky grad and astronomer Nick Anderson will present "When Day Becomes Dusk" April 3 at Cedar Point Sports Center.
Sandusky Bay Jeepers will host "Jeepclipse" from 4-8 p.m. April 4.
The Study offers a place for patrons to work, relax, or disconnect in an environment largely free from the distractions of a typical coffee shop.
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