Ottawa County Book

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OTTAWA COUNTY

WALLEYECapital of the World

A Project of:

GENOA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

MARBLEHEAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

OAK HARBOR AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,

& PORT CLINTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Free!


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The CMP also

partners with the U.S.

Army Marksmanship

Unit each summer atthe beginning of the

National Matches

to conduct the Small

Arms Firing Schools

(SAFS) where civilians

are invited to learn to

safely operate and

compete, if you wish, with the M16A2 service rie or the

M9 service pistol or both!

Go online and view dozens of

recreational or competition shooting

opportunities from weekly or monthly

airgun leagues to regional and national

pistol or highpower rie competitions

and games events.

Its all here...right in your

own backyard!

Open to the public at the

Camp Perry Training Site

n Route 2, just west of

ort Clinton, the CMP

ffers dozens of indoor and outdoor

rearms safety and marksmanship

rograms all year long, not only here

ut in every state in the U.S. through

ur afliated clubs.

Our indoor Marksmanship Center is an

Olympic-quality, computer-controlled

ange thats a great place to

earn rearms

afety and to begin or

efresh target shooting

kills, for folks of all ages!

Members of the U.S.

Olympic airgun teams

who will compete in the

012 Summer Games

n London participated

n nal trials at our

enter earlier this year.

You may not

ealize it,

ut the Civilian

Marksmanshiprogram has been

part of the Ottawa

County community

n one form or

nother

or more than 100

ears!

Join Us!Were Open to the Public

Promoing Firearms Safey and Marksmanship Since 1903(419)-635-2141 www.thecmp.org

Learn.

Compete.

& One of Otawa Counys Greaes Recreaional Asses...

Learn from the best marksmen

in the nation.

Discover.

Train at our Marksmanship Centerduring public shooting nights.

Get high-quality instruction on

Camp Perrys ranges.

Open to

shooters of all ages!


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419-734-6400 www.nagoyaohio.com

Hibachi,Sushi

&More!

hibachi &traditional diningsushi barcarryout available

waterfront patiobar & loungelive musicSummer Sundays

Port Clinton Corner of Rts. 53 & 163

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ContentsThe Destination for Adventure 4

Lake Erie & State Parks 6-8

Birding 10

Fishing & Boating 12-13

History 14

National Rie & Pistol Matches 17

Lodging 18

Real Estate 20

Places of Worship 22

Education 24

Government & Healthcare 25

Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce 26

Marblehead Chamber of Commerce 28

Oak Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce 30

Genoa Chamber of Commerce 32

Frequently Called Numbers 34

Membership Listings 36Directory of Advertisers 80

Published for The Ottawa CountyChambers of Commerce by:Jan Knape, Knape Designs504 S. Main StreetBowling Green, OH 43402419-261-5017 Fax [email protected] rights reserved.

Ad Sales by:Judi HalsteadIntegrity Productions103 NW Catawba Rd.Port Clinton, OH 34352419-797-4572 Fax [email protected]

We gratefully acknowledge the photos provided by:

Innovations Portrait Studio: Deanna Dunn & Rod Holz Van Cleve Photography Shining Creations PhotographyLake Erie Shores & Islands George Krejci Pineapple 16 Knape Designs: Jan Knape

Civilian Marksmanship Program Black Swamp Bird Observatory Port Clinton City School District


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Rich in History, Culture, and

Natural and Human Resourcesttawa County is an outstanding area to visit, a great

cation to live, and an excellent place to do business.ur historic City and villages, quality education,

utstanding recreational opportunities and thrivingusiness atmosphere make our area a wonderful place

o establish a business and raise your family.

ocated on the shores of Lake Erie about 15 miles

outheast of Toledo, Ohio, Ottawa County is known

r its excellent recreational opportunities and supportsbooming tourist trade for shing, boating, sightseeing,

nd unique shopping experiences. The Portage Riversects the County and increases the waterfront

roperty available for recreation and leisure living.

Bountiful Orchards, Wineries,

and WildlifeThe County has a rich history in agriculture, which

has produced many orchards, wineries, and bountifulfarm markets from the fertile soil. It is home to more

state parks than any other county in Ohio, as well asthe Ottawa County National Wildlife Refuge, the only

national refuge in Ohio.

The County is host to several state wildlife areas,

including the world-famous Magee Marsh Wildlife

Area, the location of the Sportsmans Migratory BirdCenter, and one of the top bird-watching spots in

North America.

Out and About the CountyOttawa County has a population of 41,428 in an area of

255 square miles. The County seat is the City of PortClinton with a courthouse which has been placed on

the National Register of Historic Places. The majority

of businesses are locally owned and operated in thequaint shing villages and farming communities of Elmore,

Genoa, Marblehead, Oak Harbor, and Put-in-Bay. Eachvillage has its own unique history and avor.

The Erie Ottawa Regional Airport, nestled just outsidePort Clinton, is in the heart of vacationland, and serves

both Ottawa and Erie Counties. Its 5,650 foot and 4,000

foot crossing runways make it popular with privateaircraft or freight carriers for businesses of all sizes.

Serving as the regions gateway, the airport also hosts

the Tin Goose chapter of the Experimental Aircraft

Association. The Erie Ottawa Regional Airport contactnumber is 419-734-6297.

The Ottawa County Transportation Agency (O

the countys public transit system. OCTA offeradvanced reservation, curb-to-curb transporta

service throughout the county daily and to neigcounties on a scheduled basis. For information,

OCTA at 419-898-RIDE or 888-898-RIDE.

Enjoy It All From Here!With so much to offer, it is no wonder that Ott

County has become the destination of choice fo

Erie adventures - for visitors from throughout tStates. We welcome you to our area of enjoym

The Destination ForAdventure!Fishing Birding Hiking Boati ng Water Sports Art Galleries

Unique Boutiques & Lodging Vital Arts Community

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With over 100 miles of Lake Erie shoreline, Ottawa County has more

coastal recreation and tourism opportunities than any other county inOhio. For generations, people have been drawn here by our historic

charm, abundance of natural areas, and a myriad of family fun

destinations.

Visiting the western Ottawa County villages of Genoa and Oak

Harbor is like stepping back in time. Stroll the sidewalks of these smalltowns and discover creative potters and artisans selling their unique

wares, antiques galore, and historic landmarks.

The nautical heritage of Port Clinton continues today with numerous

marinas, shing areas, charter shing boats, and waterfront shops. Thecitys historic business district is home to architectural wonders best

viewed on a self-guided Walking Tour of Port Clinton. Enjoy a sandy

beach, take a relaxing stroll along the shoreline, or head to the pierand check out the days fresh catch. Fresh walleye and yellow perch

are served at many local eateries.

Catawba Island is best known for its marina, orchard, and farm

markets. Youll also nd golf courses, a winery, and severalrestaurants.

The Marblehead Peninsula is loaded with family fun, restaurants,art galleries, marinas, and historical sites. Dont miss Lakeside,

a Chautauqua-style community founded in 1873 that welcomesvisitors for a full schedule of family activities and entertainment. The

Marblehead Lighthouse is known as the most visited lighthouse on all

Beautiful Lake ErieVistasFrom OttawaCountyShores

of the Great Lakes. Marblehead is also home to East Harbor

State Park, with the largest campground in Ohios state parksystem, and a beautiful beach and picnic grounds.

Once you have explored Ottawa Countys mainlandcommunities, its time to head to the islands. Board a ferry

boat for the short trip to South Bass Island and the Village of

Put-in-Bay. Since 1864, this island has been welcoming visitorsto its Victorian Era buildings, family activities and exciting nightlife.

Begin with a narrated island tour, then hop on a bike or golf cartto take in the sights including Perrys Victory and International

Peace Memorial, our nations third tallest memorial structure.

Middle Bass Island blends nature and serenity. Visitors here nd

beautiful lake views, historic district, wildlife refuge, an Ohio

State Park and Marina, and Caribbean-themed resort.Kelleys Island is the largest of Ohios Lake Erie islands and featuresnumerous natural areas as well as restaurants, pubs, shops, and family

activities. Kelleys is also the home of the worlds best example of

glacial scoring of rock, and visitors can see and learn about thisdramatic geologic feature. A natural harbor is a popular place to

anchor your boat for a swim to the beach at the State Park.

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Community Focused.

Trustworthy.

People you know.

Deposits are re-investedlocally in your community.

120 North St

200 SE Catawba Rd

180 Erie St

117 W Perry St

3210 Venice Rd

Bellevue

Catawba

Put-in-Bay

Port Clinton

Sandusky

Visit us at:

We go where life takes you.

Established 1875.

State ParksPlan your vacation around the pleasures of the great outdoors

in the Ottawa County vacationland. A yearly visit should be on

your bucket list because there are more State Parks herethan in any other county in Ohio. Birding, shing, and boating

top the list for recreational adventures, with camping, biking,

hiking, and swimming right behind.

Catawba Island State Park is located on N.W. CatawbaRoad. This day park offers a shing pier, launch ramp, picnic area

with shelter, and swimming. There is a reservable shelter house atboth Catawba and South Bass Island for family or business events.

East Harbor State Park boasts a 1,500 foot sandybeach and 11+ miles of hiking trails. The park includes the largest

campground in the Ohio State Park system. Picnic areas are

conveniently located next to the beach and allow for memorableviews of the lake and surrounding marshlands.

On the mainland, the Marblehead Lighthouse State

Park is located on the tip of the Marblehead Peninsula. Its oneof Lake Eries best known and most photographed landmarks andis open for touring weekdays during the summer.

Oak Point Park on South Bass Island is a day use park locatedon the northwest tip of South Bass Island. A scenic picnic area,shing access, and overnight docking facilities are all available.

South Bass Island State Park offers a family campground,two picnic shelters, picnic areas, launch ramp, shing pier and asmall stone beach area. South Bass Island is accessible by ferry

from Port Clinton or Catawba Island for a day trip, or spend thenight in the unique efciency cottages available for rent.

Visit one of Ottawa Countys State Parks or visit them all forbeautiful views, excellent birding opportunities. swimming or

picnicking, or hiking! To make reservations for camping at our

Ohio State Parks, call 1-866-644-6727.

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The Best

3820 E. Vineyard Village DrivePort Clinton, Ohio 43452

419-797-3100 www.vineyard.oprs.org

Known for its natural beauty, The Vineyard onCatawba provides an island lifestyle in a settingyoull feel comfortable calling home.

From the custom-built condominiums to theConcord Apartments and the Chalet AssistedLiving, The Vineyard has the perfect choicefor your island retreat.

in Island Living

Now

OfferingSingle-familyCondos!

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Birding atits BestBird watching is at its best here in Ottawa County! Locatedat the junction of two migratory yways, the County is a

magnet for both transient and resident birds of all varieties

along the miles of natural shoreline. Hundreds of differentspecies have been identied, making this one of the best bird

watching areas in the United States. Sightings of bald eagles,countless ducks, hawks, swans, and Canada Geese are

commonplace.

Spring is SpectacularMagee Marsh Wildlife Area has more than 2,000 acres of

prime habitats in which more than 300 bird species have beensighted in the past making this an outstanding American

birding hot spot. The wildlife area is open dawn to dusk,

year-round. Spring migration of warblers is spectacular;ducks, trumpeter swans, bald eagles, and shorebirds are

also common.

Birding Through the Seasons and MoreYear-round birding enthusiasts can visit the Sportsmans

Migratory Bird Center located at Magee Marsh Wildlife Area.It is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11

a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays every weekend March

through November.

Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge is an over 8,000 acre refuge

with winding hiking trails traversing a variety of habitats. Areabird watchers regard the refuge as one of the premier bird

watching spots in the Midwest. Trails are open dawn to dusk,year-round. A newly constructed Visitors Center is open

weekdays.

Located in the remnants of the vast Great Black Swampregion, Black Swamp Bird Observatory offers students

day-long exploration of the entire marsh ecosystem. Takeyour kids for a nature hike and learn about area conservation

efforts. The Biggest Week in American Birding is scheduledin May each year and features guided bird walks and bus

tours, and workshops for the birding enthusiast. With so

many unique opportunities, dont forget your binoculars andyour Field Guide to Birds of North America on your visit to

Ottawa County!

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Hooks theNoviceandProfessionalAlike

THEWALLEYECAPITAL

OFTHE

WORld

Water RecreationLaunch Ramps

Catawba Island State Park

off W. Catawba Road, Catawba

419.734.3324 ohiostateparks.or

Dempseys Access

CR 136 (Bayshore Road) at CR 140

(Hartshorn Road), Marblehead

East Harbor State Park Mar

2188 N. Buck Road, Marblehead

419.734.2289 eastharborstatepa

Little Portage Access

Darr Hopnger Road, Port Clinton

Mazurik Access

Northshore Boulevard (off SR 163)

Portage River Fishing Acces

SR 163, Port Clinton

Sandusky Bay Bridge Fishing

E. Bay View Road, Bay View

Turtle Creek Fishing Access

SR 2, Oak Harbor

West Harbor Public Boat La

1955 N.E. Catawba Road, Port Clin

Boating onLake Erie Topsthe List forFunCome play in Ottawa County! Boating enthusiasts ock hereeach year to one of the nations nest recreational boating

playgrounds. The lake is the center of numerous boating events,

including the ILYA Regatta held on South BassIsland since before 1900.

Visit the longest and most beautiful coastline

in Ohio here in Ottawa County. Boaters

occupy over 15,000 docks at marinas thatcater to most every boating need. Listed

among local marinas are several Chamber

members including: Anchors Away Marina

Bass Haven Marina, Bay Point Marina,Catawba Island Club (private), Catawba

Moorings, Channel Grove Marina,Coastal Marine II, Drawbridge Marina,

Harbors Edge Marina, Lakefront Marina,Marine City, and Skipper Buds.

Lake Erie is a virtual playground. A massive sandbar nearMarblehead is the anchoring spot of choice for hundreds of

boaters on summer weekends. With great facilities and beauty,

is it any wonder this is a boaters paradise?

Access to the lake is available to boaters at several key visitorpoints. The trailer boater has numerous launch ramps that

provide access to Lake Erie. They are located throughout the

County on Catawba Island, Marblehead Peninsula, SanduskyBay, and at several private marine facilities. For more

information, please call 800-441-1271.

Boaters should always consult ofcial marine charts before

navigating Lake Eries waters, particularly around the islands.Pay close attention to weather reports, as conditions on the

lake can change very quickly.

Lake Erie is a delight for the sailboat enthusiast.

Destinations are numerous and the local marinas

have enough water to accommodate most vessels.

If you do not own a boat, but wish to participatein the joy of water sports, Ottawa County offers

that opportunity too. A sunset cruise around the

beautiful islands can be the perfect beginning toa romantic vacation. Charter your own personal

skipper to navigate the waters to your favorite

destination. Rent a bareback sailboat or apontoon boat on the quiet waters of the Portage

River. Lake Eries waters are ready to be

explored, enjoyed, and most of all experienced!

Anglers can tackle their sport from a variety of angles on Lake

Erie. The area has earned the title of The Walleye Capital

of the World for its state-of-the-art facilities and incredibleshing, which includes the largest private charter eet on the

Great Lakes. Many options greet those looking to spend a day

at the lake. Consider shing from shore, a pier, a private boat,or a charter boat.

Charter Boat Fishing

Several types of shing charters are available. In general,walk-on charters or head boats accommodate anywhere

from 20 to 50 people and have a per person fee, typically for asix-hour trip. Reservations are recommended. Charter boats

handling six anglers or less have a per trip fee.

Private Boat FishingPrivate boat launch facilities are available across the Lake Erie

shoreline. Weather on the lake can change quickly, so be sureto get a marine forecast before heading out. Keep an ear to

the weather radio while on the water.

Rental Boat FishingIf you are comfortable handling a 22-28 foot boat, well

maintained boats are available to rent with membershipin a local boating club.

Fishing from ShoreMany public shing piers and breakwalls provide easy shoreline

access. Species most often caught from shore include pansh,

yellow perch, smallmouth bass, freshwater drum, and channelcatsh.

Whether its by the shore, on your own boat, or with acharter captain guiding you, you will nd outstanding

world-class sport shing on Lake Erie. For moreinformation, please call 800-HOOK-FISH.

Fishing for Wylie WalleyeEvery New Years Eve, Wylie drops back to thewater at the stroke of midnight in Port Clinton.

Book your stay in a local inn or motel to see thisunique event rated as one of Top Ten Most

Unusual Celebrations to ring in the New Year by

Trip Advisorin 2010.

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www.nboh.com Toll Free 877-311-8517

Oak Harbor Office

147 W. Water St.

Oak Harbor, OH 43449

419-898-5741

Curtice Office

7182 N. Lucas St.

Curtice, OH 43412

419-836-7722

Port Clint

2820 East

Port Clinton

419-73

ATM at each office, Put-in-Bay and East Harbor State Park

ARetreat forPresidents,Site ofBritish DefeatOttawa County History

ttawa County was formed March 6, 1840, and named for the Indian

ord meaning trader, based on the trading of furs and skins between

e Ottawa Tribe and the settlers.

he eet of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry was put in near South

ass Island before defeating the British in the Battle of Lake Erie, duringe War of 1812. The site now called Put-in-B ay was derived from this

ent. Perrys ship, Niagara, ew a banner with the words Dont Give Up

he Ship. Perrys victory was celebrated throughout th e United States,e only surrender of the British Fleet in history, which helped prevent a

estern invasion of the United States.

iddle and North Bass Islands were settled by Germans, who found the

nds suitable for growing grapes and making wine. Notably, Middle Bassand was once a retreat for four Presidents: Hayes, Cleveland, Harrison,

d Taft.

uilt in 1821, and the oldest lighthouse in Ohio, the Marblehead

ghthouse was originally called the Sandusky Bay Light. This notedhthouse stands at the end of the Marblehead Peninsula, which has been

e roughest point on Lake Erie since the beginning of navigation on the

reat Lakes.

etween April 1862 and September 1865, Johnsons Island served as a

litary prison, primarily for Confederate ofcers. No buildings remain,t the Island is the site of the prison cemetery.

ort Clinton is home to the Ottawa County Courthouse, a site on

e National Register of Historic Places. With its exterior made of

hio sandstone, each side of the front entranceway has a carving ofOttawa Indian. The tall bell towers clock still sounds the time and

visible from all directions. Inside the Courthouse are mosaic oors,

arble wainscoting and a pink marble staircase, plus murals depicting theountys history, including a two-story mural of one of Perrys victories

uring the War of 1812.

he Village of Oak Harbor, previously known as Hartford, was founded

1835. Sawmills and various lumber-related industries were built hereclear timbers around the Village. Portage River trafc moved products

Lake Erie and on to national and world ports. The name Oak Harbor

ects the prominence of the wood in the surrounding area and theportance of the Portage River to the Village.

rther west are the villages of Genoa and Elmore, once part of the

Great Black Swamp, which was created by a retreating glacier about

0,000 years ago. Both villages have preserved a unique historic avor.


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COMPETITIVEMARKSMEN ONTARGETNational Rifle and Pistol Matches

Offer High-Level Competition

Each year, thousands of the nest marksmen in the UnitedStates and from Australia, Europe and South America converge

at an Ohio National Guard training site just six miles west ofPort Clinton. They arrive to compete for top honors in the

pistol, smallbore rie, and highpower rie competitions. These

matches draw more than 7,000 competitors, support staff, andvolunteers to the Camp Perry Training Site, home of the Civilian

Marksmanship Program.

The mission of the Civilian Marksmanship Program is to promoterearms safety training and rie practice for all qualied U.S.citizens, with special emphasis on the youth of America.

Considered by many to be the world series of competitionshooting in the United States, the National Matches have been

held for over 100 years each July and August at the historic

Camp Perry. The matches include Civilian MarksmanshipProgram National Trophy Matches and National Rie Association

Championships.

Marksmen make their annual pilgrimages to Camp Perry in hopes

of shooting well enough to earn awards such as DistinguishedShooters badges and Presidents One Hundred honors or to take

home a trophy.

The Camp Perry ring range complexconsists of the longest continuous rie

ring line in the world, running

approximately 3,400 feet alongthe Lake Erie shoreline. Four

different ring ranges have ringdistances as long as 1,000 yards

and cover approximately 240 of

Camp Perrys 603 acres. Visitorsare always welcome.

For information on the Civilian Marks

Program, visit: www. odcmp.com or [email protected]. To contact C

Lodging and Con ference Center, visit

www.cplcc.com and to contact NatioAssociation, visit: www.nra.org.

roud to be your

community partner!

tate-of-the-art hospital with 72 beds

all private patient rooms)

General medical/surgical service

ntensive care unit featuring eICU

roMedica technology

Emergency Center and short stay unit for drug

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aboratory and diagnostic imaging services

Womens services including labor and delivery

Outpatient physical, occupational, aquatic, and

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Outpatient diabetes education

nd wound care programs

Home medical equipment

Complimentary valet parking

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STAY, PLAY,AND ENJOYYOURWORKEVENTS!

Lodging and Conference FacilitiesWhether you are planning to stay for one night or a month, OttawaCounty has many available options for visitors or part time residents.

Our beautiful Lake Erie provides the perfect backdrop to some of our

most popular hotels, bed and breakfasts, and even camp sites. However, ifyou prefer secluded nature inspired cabins, you will not have to go too far

away from our more popular destinations. Need something a little more

private or planning to visit a little longer? Try renting a modern condo ora cozy nautical inspired cottage.

Each property boasts various superb amenities such as indoor pools,game rooms, laundry facilities, and tness centers. Most of the available

properties have the latest technologies available from wireless internetcapabilities to video conferencing. And dont leave your favorite furry

friend at home when many of our lodging facilities happily accommodate

pets.

Planning a Meeting, Conference, Fundraiser,

or Event?Choose one of our area conference centers or banquet halls to hostand you will not be disappointed. Whether you are looking for a small

meeting room with comfy chairs close to area restaurants or a banquetfacility that is able to accommodate 400, you can nd it in Ottawa

County.

Your guests, clients, or board members will not be disappointed with

your choice to hold your wedding or annual meeting of the minds in this

beautiful destination spot on the shores of Lake Erie. Delicious foodoptions from area caterers, cutting edge technologies,

and entertaining options to ll everyones down

time add to the long list of reasons to considerOttawa County for your business or personal

function.

Please see the business directory located in the back

of this booklet for a listing of area lodging, conference,and banquet facilities. Your local Chambers are also

always available to help plan any trip or event.

121 E. Perry Street, Port Clinton, OH

Toll Free 866-734-2101

www.portclintonlodging.c

Breakfast Bar

Waterfront Rooms

1 blocks from the Jet Expre

15 Restaurants within 2 bloc

The Only Waterfront Lodging in

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THINKINGOF ANEXTENDEDSTAY?

Classic and historic homes, luxury empty-nester houses,

condominiums, and vacation properties are all in abundancein Ottawa County. Whether you live here only during the

summer or stay all year long, the area offers homes of all sizes,

styles, and prices.

Charming to SensationalCharming homes replete with history (and sometimes ghosts!)inhabit the downtown streets and outlying farms, vineyardsand orchards. Newer homes are also readily available, as well

as condos with a waterfront view for a leisurely retirement.

Area realtors and builders can help you select your oor planand nd the perfect location for your dream home. Many

traditional homes, manufactured homes, and condos of every

size and location are ready for move-in day. Choices rangefrom cozy cottages to executive luxury homes, or million

dollar mansions.

With a View or On the WaterWaterfront property with a stunning view of the lake and the

historic Commodore Perrys Victory and International PeaceMemorial is another option to consider. You can even choose

an island property with dockage. Or for the true water lover,

imagine a completely furnished vacation home oating threefeet above the water surface! Floating homes come complete

with a second story deck and are available with long-termdock rental packages.

f youd like a vacation home, seasonalroperties are common in the area. If

eighbors are important, town houses,ow houses, condos, and duplexes areaiting for your down payment.

Ottawa County has long been knownr its charm, small towns, andundreds of farms along withxceptional land and waterecreation opportunities toeep you as active as you like.

Come see the possibilities!

A Variety of NeighborhoodsOffer Prime Real Estate

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Places ofWorshipame Address City Phone

hrist Community Church 303 W. 4th Street Genoa 419-855-4187

moyne Baptist Church 25020 Bradner Road Genoa

ur Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 204 Main Street Genoa

Johns United Church of Christ 1213 Washington Street Genoa

nity United Methodist Church 313 Main Street Genoa

Paul Lutheran Church 541 Church Road Lakeside

keside Association (East Pavilion Deck) North end of Maple Avenue Lakesidekeside Association (Hoover Auditorium) 236 Walnut Avenue Lakeside

akeside United Methodist Church 450 Central Avenue Lakeside 419-798-5119

hapel on the Lake 145 S. Bridge Road Marblehead

hurch of the Lord Jesus Christ 100 Strause Lane Marblehead

rst United Church of Christ Congretional 802 Prairie Street Marblehead

oly Assumption Orthodox Church 114 E. Main Street Marblehead

Joseph Catholic Church 822 Barclay Avenue Marblehead

Johns Lutheran Church Stone and Elliot Street Marblehead

Mary Byzantine Catholic Church 506 E. Main Street Marblehead

iance Chapel 11805 W. St. Rt. 105 Oak Harborrace Baptist Church 325 S. Toussaint Portage Road Oak Harbor

ak Harbor United Methodist Church 360 E. Ottawa Street Oak Harbor

horeline Church 769 N. Locust Street Oak Harbor 419-898-6700

. Boniface Catholic Church 215 W. Oak Street Oak Harbor 419-898-1389

. John Evangelical Lutheran Church 122 W. Ottawa Street Oak Harbor 419-898-6474

. Paul United Church of Christ 165 Toussaint Street Oak Harbor 419-898-0852

Pauls Lutheran Church 9789 W. Oak Harbor S.E. Road Oak Harbor

ble Methodist Church 150 Maple Stree Port Clinton

hurch of Christ 1518 E. Third Street Port Clinton

hurch of God 6063 Camp Perry West Road Port Clinton

hurch of God of Prophecy 423 Gareld Drive Port Clinton

ie Shores Assembly of God 220 S. Gill Road Port Clinton

ith United Methodist Church 430 Jackson Street Port Clinton

ith Church of God in Christ 327 Superior Court Port Clinton

ith Family Pentecostal Church of God 1061 Limestahl Road Port Clinton

relands Presbyterian Church 2626 E. Harbor Road Port Clinton

race Baptist Church 4650 Port Clinton Eastern Road Port Clinton

race United Church 1229 State Street Port Clinton

maculate Conception Catholic Church 414 Madison Street Port Clinton

ke Point Baptist Church 123 Madison Street Port Clinton

pen Air Ministry MonAmi Restaurant & Historic Winery Port Clinton

ttawa County Church of Christ 802 Hayes Street Port Clinton

ace Lutheran Church 900 S. Jefferson Street Port Clinton

ort Clinton Baptist Church 978 S. Limestahl Road Port Clinton

ort Clinton Bible 150 Maple Street Port Clinton

ort Clinton Church of the Nazarene 410 Monroe Street Port Clinton

ebirth Church 570 S. McKinley Drive Port Clinton

esurrect ion Lutheran Church 2370 N.E. Catawba Road Port Clinton

. John Lutheran Church 207 Adams Street Port Clinton 419-734-5548

Thomas Episcopal Church 214 E. Second Street Port Clinton

nity United Methodist Church 135 Adams Street Port Clinton

*Chambers of Commerce Members in bold www.bolterealty.co

A Heritage of

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Since 1936!

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GovernmentDuring the last two decades Ottawa County has

undergone many positive changes. Seven villages, twelvetownships, and one municipality have developed a positive

attitude of cooperative governing. This has helped spurtourism, industry retention, and growth in this area of

Ohios heartland, and has made it a popular and desirable

recreation area for visitors from all across the United

States.

The day-to-day operations of Ottawa County governmentare handled by three county commissioners elected to four-

year terms. The City of Port Clinton (population 6,053) isthe County Seat and uses a statutory form of government.

The mayor and seven council persons are elected to four-

year terms.

Madison Streets courthouse, in the center of Port Clinton,

houses the majority of the Countys ofces. The beautiful,historic Ottawa County Courthouse attracts visitors who

enjoy its architecture and historic murals. Adjacent to the

courthouse is the Ottawa County Detention Facility. ACounty/City government complex is on the east end of Port

Clinton which houses all City ofces, the county HealthDepartment, and the Ottawa County Municipal Court.

A safety-service director, appointed by the mayor,manages the city. City services include re, EMS, and

police protection throughout the City and in contracted

townships. The City Council provides community leadershipand develops policies to guide the City in providing

services and achieving community objectives. Communityinvolvement is valued and welcomed.

Economic development collaboration with the City andCounty is guided by the Ottawa County Improvement

Corporation to achieve goals. Both political subdivisions

have an industrial park.

OttawACounty

HealthcareWhether you are here for just a few dayto stay a lifetime, youll never have to wo

having high-quality healthcare services co

to your needs. Many healthcare needs arthrough Magruder Hospital, a Port Clint

mainstay since 1940.

Magruder Hospital was founded by How

B. Magruder along the shores of Lake ErNorthCoast in Port Clinton. Today, it co

to honor him by serving Ottawa County

round population, and seasonal tourists, variety of inpatient and outpatient servic

its emergency, imaging, surgical, and labodepartments to cardiac rehabilitation, ca

oncology, orthopedics, physical therapy,

care medicine and wellness programs, M

continues to expand services and technomeet the health needs of its community.

Although patients appreciate the large va

services and technology, they appreciate the personalized care they receive. The c

thank you notes to staff are a conrma

impact they have on patient lives every d

Magruder offers the services and techno

rst-rate critical access hospital and a levsecond to none. So whether a visitor or

when you step through the doors of Mag

Hospital, its how we care that will madifference in your experience.

Medical services are also provided in Ot

County by ProMedica / Bay Park Hospita

NOMS (Northern Ohio Medical SpecialiFirelands Regional Medical Center, and F

Urgent Care.

EducationBenton-Carroll-Salem Local School District

419-898-6210 www.bcs.k12.oh.us

The Benton-Carroll-Salem Local School district is located in

central Ottawa County. This district is spread out over anarea of 106 square miles, and includes approximately 2,000

students. Excellent facilities are just part of the reason the

district is recognized as one of the outstanding districts in thestate of Ohio.

Danbury Local School District

419-798-5185 www.danbury.k12.oh.us

Danbury Local School District includes the villages ofMarblehead and Lakeside. It encompasses approximately 17

square miles in an area offering some of the nest outdoor

recreation in Ohio. District enrollment averages around 550students in grades k-12.

Genoa Area Local Schools

419-855-7741 www.genoaschools.com

Approximately 15 miles from Toledo is the Genoa SchoolDistrict, which covers an area of 48 square miles. The system

is comprised of Allen and Clay townships. Two schools are

in the district with a combined average annual enrollment of1,500 students.

Port Clinton City School District

419-732-2102 www.pccsd.net

Port Clinton City School District, located on the shores ofLake Erie, educates 1,750 on two campuses in state-of-the-art

facilities: Bataan Memorial Elementary Campus (grades k-2 and

3-5), a new middle school for grades 6-8; and Excellent ratedPort Clinton High School.

Put-in-Bay Local School District

419-385-3614 www.put-in-bay.k12.oh.us

Put-in-Bay Local School District is located on South Bass Island

and has over 80 students year-round. Students attend schoolin one K-12 building, which includes a new academic wing.

North Bass and Middle Bass Island students also attendPut-in-Bay Local School.

Woodmore Local Schools

419-862-1060 www.woodmore.k12.oh.us

The Woodmore Local School District is located in bothOttawa and Sandusky counties. This district of 1,200 studentshas a high school in Elmore, and an elementary school in

Woodville.

In addition to the pubic schools listed above, there are many

faith-based education options available.

ExcellentSchools

EducateStudentsAcross theCounty

ttawa County offers ne learning opportunities

r students of all ages. Excellent school districtsovide k-12 education. Institutions of higher

arning within commuting distance include Terraommunity College, Owens Community College,

autzenberge r College, Bowling Green State

niversity (also Firelands Campus), Heidelbergniversity, Lourdes University, Tifn University,

d the University of Toledo.

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NESTLED ON THESHORES OF LAKE ERIEort Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce0 Madison Street, Port Clinton, OH 43452 419-734-550 3 Fax: 419-734-4768

mail: [email protected] www.PortClintonChamber.com

he City of Port Clinton is comfortably nestled along the shores of Lake Erie and iscated at the mouth of the Portage River. This beautiful area has long been a grea t place

live, work, and play. Port Clinton is proud to say that we are the Walleye Capital of

e World, but we are so much more!

ur City is blessed with quaint neighborhoods, a historic downtown, and a variety of architectural styles and housingpportunities for year-round and part-time residents. Currently, Port Clinton is home for 6,053 residents that range in

e and cultural backgrounds. Port Clinton can be your perfect place to raise a family, retire, or begin a new journey.

ort Clinton High School is rated Excellent on the Ohio Graduation Test. PCHS has achieved this rating for the

st ve years and continues to exceed the required state indicators. Bataan Elementary School Campus underwent

novations and additions in 2011 and a brand new state-of-the-art Port Clinton Middle School is currently underonstruction.

Port Clinton is located nearly halfway between Cleveland and

Toledo. Interstate 80 is just a few miles south, however the primary

road serving the city is State Route 2 a limited access highwaywhich crosses Sandusky Bay on the Bay Bridge and continues westto Toledo.

Dinner and Parties With Lake ViewsThe City has ne and casual dining experiences, offers manyunique retail stores where you can nd the perfect gift or

convenience item, and is home to many service businesses and

professional ofces. Port Clinton also offers conference andbanquet accommodations for weddings and other special events,

many with breathtaking views of our greatest natural resource,Lake Erie.

Architectural

DelightsPort Clinton has over fty

buildings with historic or

architectural signicancein its historic downtown,

including four that are onthe National Register of

Historic Places. Whether

it is a beautiful mansionoverlooking the waterfront

or the Ottawa County

Courthouse, these buildingscontribute to the overall

sense of historic charm

within our small shingcommunity.

Harbortown and

Quaint Main StreetDowntown Port Clinton offersan extensive, charming and veryactive harbor area that is occupied

by ferry boats providing passenger

service to the Lake Erie Islands,commercial shing vessels, and a

large number of private watercrafts.

The area welcomes millions ofin-state and out-of-state visitors

each summer providing world-class

open water shing and a wide rangeof recreational opportunities that

make the Port Clinton area one ofOhios premier vacation and tourist

destinations.

In addition, Port Clintons downtown

is a Nationally Accredited Main Street

Community and an ofcial Ohio MainStreet Community, the only one in

Ottawa County and one of thirty-

seven across the State o f Ohio. MainStreet Port Clinton is striving to

promote, preserve, and rehabilitate

our historic downtown.

The Chamber and Main Street

Port Clinton are actively involvedwith the community striving to

enhance the quality of life in Port

Clinton and improve the economicand business climate of the region.

Both organizations ourish when

community members participate andvolunteer. Volunteering also gives

residents the opportunity to give

back, meet new people, expand theirsocial circles, and network.

The Kick-Off to

Summer Fun!Join us for our world-famous WalleyeFestival over Memorial Day weekend,

the perfect kick-off to summer.

Residents and visitors can enjoy thefree Kids Fishing Derby at Derby

Pond, the Walliee Walleye ArtContest, live entertainment, carnival

rides, and shopping at vendors from

around the nation.

The Chamber and Main Street

host a number of special eventsand activities in Port Clinton

including Riverfront Live!, the freeoutdoor music program on Friday

evenings between June and August.

Residents and visitors can enjoy over160 classic cars that are on display

in the Car Show each August and

enjoy a beautiful sunset on the SunsetCruise in July. Our Community

Christmas celebration is the rst

Saturday of December which beginsthe holiday season in Port Clinton.

Local businesses and organizationsdecorate pine trees in downtown and

compete for the Gift of Lights.

Natural Amenit

to LoveLake Erie and the Portageare the City of Port Clint

critical natural resourcesnatural amenities are, in fa

very reason that Port Cli

established and has growit is today. The importanc

lake and the river to the

social, and cultural historycannot be understated.

Meet new friends, share tfamily, relax away the stre

work all while enjoying oworlds greatest locations

you are looking for a new

grow roots or just need agetaway, Port Clinton will

down. We know you will

as much as we do!

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MANYREASONSTOVISIT

BEAUTIFULMARBLEHEAD

An Arts Community and More!

t the eastern most tip of the Marblehead Peninsula, surrounded on three sides by Lake Erie, lies the quaint VillageMarblehead. Home to about 800 year-round residents, the area is host to thousands of visitors every year. The

siness district has a variety of specialty shops from art galleries and gift shops to restaurants, and ice cream shops.

veral nationally known artists live here and have galleries and working studios in Marblehead, includingen Richmond, Jody McCallum, and Rick Dziak.

arblehead is a pleasant community for work and play, with strong family and community traditions such as the Halupki

stival, the Peach Festival, and the Perch Festival, along the many other community-minded fundraising events. This

ea is also home to the Marblehead Lighthouse and Museum, The Wolcott House, the largest stone quarry in Ohio,keside Chautauqua, Johnsons Island, two state parks, two state boat launches, Lake Point Park, James Park, the rare

keside Daisy, and a battle site from the War of 1812. The ferry boat to Kelleys Island docks in the downtown area.

Historically Speaking...The beautiful 85 foot high Marblehead Lighthouse is the oldest

continuing operating lighthouse on the Great Lakes. Commissioned in1821, visitors today can climb the 77 steps to the upper deck and view

Kelleys Island, Cedar Point, and the Sandusky skyline, as well as the

Marblehead Peninsula. The lighthouse and the 14 acres surroundingthe light are now known as the Marblehead Lighthouse State Park.

The Wolcott House is the original home of Benajah and Rachel

Wolcott, the rst lighthouse keeper. The Ottawa County Historical

Society has restored the house and during the summer season

Marblehead Peninsula

Chamber of Commerce681 East Harbor Road Suite C Marblehead, OH 43440 419-734-9777 Fax: 419-960-7206

[email protected] www.TheMarbleheadPeninsula.com

the museum, operated by the

Marblehead Lighthouse Historical

Society, is open to the public.

The Chautauqua

ExperienceFounded in 1873, Lakeside is a

seasonally gated community onthe north shore of the Marblehead

Peninsula. Committed to excellence

in programming, Lakeside offersthe areas most impressive

entertainment and educational

programs throughout thesummertime. Shops, restaurants,

and Victorian Era cottages round

out the Lakeside experience. Eachfall, Lakeside and the Marblehead

chamber co-host the LighthouseFestival.

Civil War HistoryDuring the Civil War, Johnsons

Island, now accessible by a causeway,

was a military prisoner of warcamp for Confederate ofcers.

No buildings from that era remain,

but the cemetery is open to visitors.One earthen fort and part of

another are still intact.

33 Miles of ShorelineArea parks and boat launches

afford free opportunities to boat,

sh, swim, hike, camp, play discgolf, snowmobile, and picnic with

beautiful lake vistas always nearby.

The Lakeside Daisy Preserve is the

site of the largest concentration of

this rare plant in the United States.Blooming around Mothers Day,

the plant is celebrated the secondSaturday in May with the Lakeside

Daisy Day Festival.

Danbury Township includes the

Village of Marblehead, Johnsons

Island, and Lakeside, as well as therest of the Marblehead Peninsula.

It is almost 18 square miles with 33miles of shoreline. With a population

of 3,869 it is also home to several

thousand summer-only residents,two volunteer re departments,

two police forces, many marinas,

campgrounds, cottages, motels, inns,and RV parks.

Visit for a day and make alifetime of memories!

The Marblehead Chamber

Commerce has been a promember of this unique com

for over 60 years. We are

to have members from surareas such as Kelleys Island

Clinton and Sandusky.

Most members on the Cha

Board of Directors are selemployed business person

and there is strong suppor

continued area developme

Community Participa

Public recognition at our

banquet for Outstanding individuals and area busin

Sponsor o f Boy Scout Troand Club Scout Pack 331

50 years.

Sponsor of Lakeside Mar

Lighthouse Festival.

Coordinate promotion o

businesses with other locentities.

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Nature and HistoryAbound

he history of Oak Harbor, Ohio begins in October 1832, when Joseph Wardlowaked a claim and plotted a village some 10 miles inland from the mouth of the

ortage River in Salem Township. The settlement was incorporated on

ctober 12, 1835 as the village of Hartford. W.W. Wardlow became thest mayor.

ne important gure in the development of Oak Harbor was Adolphus Kraemer.

raemer brought his family to Hartford in 1838 and went about improving his

wn. He opened a general store and built a saw mill. By 1850, Kraemer was theealthiest landowner in Salem Township. He would, until his death in 1885, be the

riving force behind every improvement, school building, land donation for churches, sponsorship of charitable needs,

tablishment of services, or decisions regarding railroad locations.

Oak Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce61 W. Water Street Oak Harbor, OH 43449 419-898-0479

x: 419-898-2429 [email protected] www.OakHarborOhio.net

Because there were three other Hartfords in Ohio, the post ofce

requested a name change, and after much discussion Oak Harborwas chosen. Oak Harbor was incorporated April 17, 1871. By the1880s the area had 987 people, the majority of German descent,

and small farms had begun to emerge. Today, the community is

proud and resilient, and some think of it as the biggest little townin Ohio.

The Biggest Little Town is

Very AccessibleOak Harbor is located in the approximate center of OttawaCounty, along the Lake Erie shoreline. The village of Oak Harbor

is on the north bank of the Portage River and is 25 miles southeast

of Toledo and 90 miles west of

Cleveland. The area is accessiblefrom two exchanges of the Ohio

Turnpike and is intersected by fourmajor highways; State Routes 2, 19,

105, and 163.

Oak Harbor, in Salem Township is

the largest village in the area hostto more than 200 businesses, a

village government, and quality re

& police departments. Three of theschool districts buildings are in the

village. Several airports are within

an easy drive.

Oak Harbors newly renovated

public library has more than 40,000volumes and the community has

more than 40 service clubs andfraternal organizations.

Green Spaces with

Amenities!Oak Harbor has three main parks-

Veterans Memorial Park, AdolphusKraemer Park, and Flat Iron Park.Veterans Memorial includes

sports elds, basketball courts,

a skateboarding area, shelterhouses, and playground equipment.

Adolphus Kraemer Park reects

the public square, with picnictables, and quiet green spaces.

The park also has a reconstructed1870s log cabin on the property.

Flat Iron Park hosts a gazebo,

which serves as a site for weddings,

picnics, and the local live nativityat Christmas. The park is a county

landmark with a memorial to localWWII veterans.

About the Chamber,Events, and FestivalsThe Oak Harbor Area Chamberof Commerce was founded in

1970. E arliest documents are from

this time period, and the chamberled for non-prot status on

March 16, 1970. Since this time,

the Oak Harbor Area Chamberof Commerce has grown to over

150 members, and hosts six eventsannually. Our six major events

include; Annual Easter Egg Hunt,

Village Wide Garage Sale Days,Annual Independence Celebration,

Annual Golf Outing, Oak Harbor

Apple Festival, & The OldeFashioned Christmas Celebration.

The best known event in the area is

the Chamber of Commerces Apple

Festival, which draws thousands ofvisitors on the second full weekend

in October. With over 120 food

and craft vendors, youre sure tond something youll enjoy. Events

include the Grand Parade, talent

show, kiddie tractor pull, 5K run,baking contest, baby contest, and

the always popular car show.

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Small Town Pleasuresand NeighborlyEvents

ttawa County was formed on March 6, 1840, with

s earliest settlers the Ottawa Indians. Migrating fromanada, these native North Americans took advantage of

e areas abundant wildlife. They lived and traveled alonge banks of the Portage River.

s more settlers arrived, they started building log cabinsith the areas abundant hardwoods and in 18 95 they

scovered that the lime in the area could ll the openings

etween logs of their log cabins. Early inhabitants also builtschool and opened a store. The area was called Stony

ation and later it was renamed Genoa.

Built Upon Limestoneglacier deposited an incredible and unique limestone

dge through this area containing heavy strata of pureiagara Dolomite, close to the ear ths surface. Limestone

nderlies the Genoa a rea. The facilities for lime burnin g

ere unsurpassed and made the area famous for its limeeposits. Genoa was the greatest lime shipping p oint of

e former Lake Shore Railroad. The lime industry wasne of the earliest industries to be developed in

orthwest Ohio.

Dolomitic Limestone

is produced today atGenoa by Graymont,

LTD, which manufacturesthe primary raw material,

a rock from the remains

of coral animals and plantsfrom the bottom of oceans.

The dolomitic limestone in

Genoa is considered to be one of thebest deposits in the world for the production

of lime products.Oil and gas were also an important industry to the area.

In the ea rly 1900s, 334 wells were completed. Theformation from which oil and gas was obtained is known

as Trenton Limestone. The portion that contains oil and

gas is called Dolomite.

Historic Buildings and GrottoThe Town Hall (1883), The Little Privy built for schoolchildren, and the 600 block of Main Street, as well as parts

of Washington Street, are all part of the National Register

of Historic Places.

Genoa Area Chamber of CommerceO. Box 141 Genoa, OH 43430 419-855-7761 EXT. 238 Fax: 419.-855-4886 [email protected] www.genoachamber.com

The GAR (Grand Army of the

Republic) building, built in 1856 as a

school house, was later used duringand after the Civil War as a post. The

building now being restored is one of

seven original posts, out of 725 posts,used during and after the Civil War.

Veterans Memorial Park provides a

playground, shelter houses, and quarry

swimming. Our Lady of LourdesGrotto and Stations is a replica of

the Grotto in Lourdes, France. It was

built in 1933 and is made up of 14Stations of the Cross bronze reliefs

and brought from Italy.

Shop Till You DropPacker Creek Pottery specializes

in Majolica Pottery and GenoaCustom Interiors has ne home

furnishings and beautiful homeaccessories. Genoa Jewelers offersunique collections and a goldsmith,

and McGafes Christian

Bookstore provides

a spiritual element to your day. Ifyoure hungry you will nd several

restaurants that will ll you up andare easy on the budget, including

NeeNerz restaurant and Laureleas

Coffee & Pastries.

Festivals and CruisinFor your enjoyment there will beCruisin Car Shows from 6-8 p.m.

on the last Tuesday of June, July, and

August. They have grown with each

event and arehighly popular. The merchants host

a Spring and Winter Open House. AFall Street Fair in September brings

in lots of vendors with interesting

wares to sell. Our Theatre presents 3excellent productions each year at the

Town Hall. The Genoa Homecoming

schedules headliner and communityevents. For more information, see

Genoas website: www.genoaohio.org,

or visit the Genoa Area Chamberswebsite: www.genoachamber.com.

About the ChamberThe Genoa Area Chamber of

Commerce Mission is to advance

and develop commercial, agricultural,industrial, civic, and general interests

of the village of Genoa and all

adjacent communities. We are adiverse organization promoting many

activities, including Business AfterHours networking events for our

members.

The Genoa Chamber is an

all-volunteer organization that

encourages its members to get

involved in all the activities such asmembership, special events, andcommunications.

A renewed and warm relationshipwith the government of the Village

of Genoa has only added to the

prosperous atmosphere of thecommunity. This in turn has given the

residents of the Village a great place

to live, shop, work, and raise theirchildren.

Benets of

Membership to t

Chamber

Through its association wit

Northern Ohio Area Cham

of Commerce (NOACC), Genoa Chamber offers be

that rival large chambers, shealth, life, disability, and loterm care insurance, retire

plan administration, and m

Other benets include discon business planning work

employee testing, shipping freight, website developme

wellness programs.

Information from MemorieGenoa, Ohio 1868-1968, anGraymont, LTD.

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FrequentlyCalled Numbersshing and Water Reports 888-HOOK-FISHme and Temperature 419-734-1111

hambers of Commerceenoa 419-855-7761 ext 238arblehead Peninsula 419-734-9777ak Harbor 419-898-0479

ort Clinton 419-734-5503

ake Erie Islands Visitors Bureau 800-441-1271

ocal Newspapershe Beacon 419-732-2154ke Front Publications 419-734-1280ews Herald 419-734-3141

tilitieslied Waste (Garbage/Recycling) 419-626-2454olumbia Gas of Ohio 800-344-4077ros.net 419-734-6037rect TV 419-734-6844ontier Communications 419-663-8088ke Disposal Services 877-582-6800

hio Edison (Electric) 800-633-4766hio Telecom 419-734-23 69C Water Works 419-734-40 40 Ext. 2me Warner Cable 877-633-3051

iscellaneousall Before You Dig OUPS 800-362-27 84oison Control Center 800-222-1222

ttawa Countyuditor 419-734-6740ommissioners 419-734-6710tter Bus. Bureau (Toledo) 419-531-31 16

oard of Elections 419-898-3071ilding Inspection 419-734-6767reau of Motor Vehicles 419-732-3017

are and Share 419-732-25 77erk of Courts, Legal 419-734-6755erk of Courts, Title 419-734-6753ommon Pleas Court 419-734-6790oroner 419-732-7372ounty Engineer 419-734-6777ourthouse 419-734-6700og Warden 419-898-13 68rly Childhood 800-775-9767ealth Department 419-734-6800ghway Patrol (Non-Emergency) 419-734-1952storical Museum 419-732-2237oliday Bureau 419-798-4163

ousing Authority 419-734-7622umane Society 419-734-5191provement Corporation 866-734-6789b & Family Services 419-898-3688b Store 419-898-3688 ext 270venile Court 419-734-6840ons Club (Pres. # til 7/12) 419-734-23 08arblehead Coast Guard

Non-Emergency 419-798-4445Emergency 419-798-4444

unicipal Court Judge 419-734-4143obate Court 419-734-6830osecutor 419-734-6845

ecorder 419-734-6730

Recycling Coordinator 419-734-6783Republican Party H.Q. 419-898-6874Sheriff (Non-Emergency) 419-734-4404Transitional Housing 419-734-9718Transportation Agency 419-732-7433Treasurer 419-734-6750Veterans Ofce 419-898-2089

Government Elected OfcialsGovernor 614-466-3555Lt. Governor 614-466-3396Attorney General 614-466-4986Auditor of the State 614-466-4514Secretary of State 614-466-2655Treasurer of the State 614-466-2160Ohios U.S. Senator (1) 216-522-7272Ohios U.S. Senator (2) 614-469-6774Congresswoman District 9 800-964-4699Ohio Senate District 26 614-466-8049Ohio Senate District 2 614-466-8060State Rep District 81 614-466-1374

State Rep District 80 614-644-6011GenoaVillage of Genoa 419-855-7761Police (Non-Emergency) 419-855-7717Allen-Clay Joint Fire District 419-855-4733Clay Twp. 419-855-7878Clay Twp. Police (Non-Emer gency) 419-855-3444Clay Twp. Zoning Inspector 419-855-7878

MarbleheadVillage of Marblehead 419-798-4074Fire Dept./EMS (Non-Emergency) 419-798-4450Police (Non-Emergency) 419-798-5881Lakeside Fire/EMS (Non-Emergency) 419-798-5219Danbury Twp. Ofce 419-732-3039Danbury Twp. Police (Non-Emergency) 419-732-2549Danbury Twp. Zoning Inspector 419-734-6120

Oak HarborVillage of Oak Harbor 419-898-5561Board of Education 419-898-6210Library 419-898-7001Police/Fire Dept. (Non-Emergency) 419-898-2055Post Ofce 419-898-4501Street Dept. 419-898-1823Water Dept. 419-898-3231Carroll Twp. 419-898-9621Carroll Twp. Police (Non-Emergency) 419-898-4906

Port ClintonBoard of Education 419-732-2102City Hall 419-734-5522Fire Dept/EMS (Non-Emergency) 419-734-3430Ida Rupp Library 419-732-3212Magruder Hospital 419-734-3131Parks & Rec. Dept. 419-732-2206 Ext. 6Police (Non-Emergency) 419-734-3121Portage River Drawbridge 419-732-3413Post Ofce 419-732-3322Bay Twp. Fire (Non-Emergency) 419-734-2876Catawba Island Fire (Non-Emergency) 419-797-2424Catawba Island Police (Non-Emergency)419-797-2422Erie Twp. Fire (Non-Emer gency) 419-635-2820

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Documents

Ottawa County Book