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Pictured above is Phil Howell and the general on a Blackhawk mission. Pictured above is Phil Howell and his backup bodyguard protecting a VIP. The palace you see use to belong to Sadaam Hussein's daughter. As you can see it has a few holes in the roof where it was hit by U.S. missiles. It was a hot day about 110 degrees. The base was located in the Ghetto Iraqi Market area. Another successful mission that day. Phil Howell, currently in Iraq, sent pictures back. Howell said,
Pictured above are Danbury Elementary second graders Annie Tibbles who wrote about her grandpa Fred in World War II and Colton Klima who wrote about his grandpa who was stationed in Germany. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Danbury Elementary first grade art students were introduced to three dimensional art. They learned how to cut and curl paper. These three dimensional art projects were made entirely from paper. The art teacher is Lea Mark. Pictured above is the work of Dominic Penny, Will Tibbels, Garrett Holmes, Harry Miller, Ryleigh Lerch, Olivia Valenti, Ariana Haycox and Emily Dress. (Photo by Pat Lukac) The Danbury Elementary second graders recently wrote about Veteran's Day and their writings were displayed in the hallway. Pictured above is John Holzaepfel, who wrote about Jamie Roth. Coy Belcher wrote about his grandpa in World War II. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Cub Scout Pack 331 held a Bike Safety Rodeo at East Harbor State Park on Saturday, Oct. 24. Josh Young, Danbury Township police officer, went over safety and traffic rules with the boys.
Boy Scout Troop 331 attended a Danbury Township trustee meeting on Oct. 28, for one of the requirements of the citizenship in the community merit badges. Pictured above, seated, are Dave Hirt, Dianne Rozak, John Englebeck and Rhonda Botti Sowers. Front row, standing, Curt Laubner, Donnie McCune, Drew Heberlein, Jack Tyson and Devin Thompson. Back row, Ron Chapman, Zach Guba, Dennis Elias, Caleb Gerber, Shay Rickard, Seth Bowser and Jon Elias. Mikahla Conrad and Sierra Puckett enjoying the Halloween Party at the Lakeside Volunteer Fire Department last Saturday. (Photo by Tammy Cain) The Lakeside Volunteer Fire Department held their annual kids Halloween Party on Saturday night at the fire station. Pictured above is Christopher Snyder, Sparky and William Snyder. (Photo by Tammy Cain) Nicholas DiBaggi, age three and a half, visited Bergman Orchard on St. Rt. 269 Sunday to pick out the perfect pumpkin. Nicholas and his father are from the Cleveland area, and were here for the weekend helping friends close their home for the winter. (Photo by Pat Lukac)
Blue skies and sunshine filled the sky this past weekend as many people came out to pick their pumpkins at Bergman Orchard on St. Rt. 269. Bergman Orchards is celebrating 150 years. (Photo by Pat Lukac). As oil prices rise, Ohio motorists have seen the cost of gasoline go up nine cents from last week, making for two straight weeks of increasing prices. Ohio gas also costs more than it did a month ago, when the average was $2.47. Last year at this time, gas was $2.72. The cost of crude oil is at its highest levels of the year, approaching $80 per barrel. Last week, crude broke out of a five-month trading range of between $65 and $75 a barrel on a weakening U.S. dollar and expectations that oil demand will eventually recover as the world economy grows next year. The trees on the peninsula have all started to change colors. Pictured above is a view of the changing colors at Lake Point Park. (Photo by Pat Lukac) The Danbury Lakers 2009 Homecoming was held on Friday, Oct. 9. Homecoming festivities were held inside the school gymnasium, due to the inclement weather outdoors. Samantha Molnar and Mike Hirsch were crowned the 2009 Homecoming Queen and King. (Photo by Pat Lukac)
It was a rainy Friday night for the Danbury Lakers 2009 Homecoming game. Pictured above is Rodney Johnson as he catches this Northwood kickoff in a driving rainstorm. The Rangers upended the Lakers, 49-8. (Photo by John Kozak) The Stonecrushers played at home this past Sunday against St. Mary's. Pictured above are the Stonecrushers on the field, 56 is sixth grader Jacob Keubler. St. Mary's beat the Stonecrushers 23-8. The fifth grade team won their game, 15-8. Touchdowns were made by Sam Tyson and Grady Mark. Extra point was made by Grady Mark and two point conversion by Nick Bossetti. Great plays were made by the offensive line especially Jarred Koenig. A touchdown was made by Jalen Scott and two punt conversions by Geraldo Salinas. The cheerleaders did a great job cheering on their team. Spirit awards were given to Bailey Kukay. The Stonecrusher dance team did a dance at half-time of the sixth grade game. The dance team consists of 12 Stonecrusher cheerleaders and is coached by Karlene Browne. The boys final home game will be Sunday, Oct. 18, at Biro Field. Game time is 1 p.m. for the fourth and fifth graders and 2:30 p.m. for the sixth grade. (Photo submitted) Freighter McKee Sons waits offshore as the winds blew on Wednesday, Oct. 7. This photo was taken at 2 p.m., and a quarry spokesperson said that it had been anchored out there for about three hours. The freighter could not continue into the Lafarge Quarry stone loading dock as the winds would not allow the ship to be able to properly dock and be secured. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Danbury's Lucas Kennedy looks up field for room to run on a slippery field during the 2009 Homecoming game against Northwood. (Photo by John Kozak)
The Vineyard on Catawba hosted the fourth annual Autumn Fest on Oct. 3. The festival included vendors, crafters, homemade baked goods, lunch by Second St. Diner, a 50/50 drawing, and much more. Many guests took advantage of tours of the newly renovated condos on The Vineyard's campus. Prospective residents may now enjoy a stay in the newly-decorated guest suite. Phone Paul Shaw or Cheryl Bodi, 419-797-3100, for further information. It's beginning to look like fall on the peninsula. Many people have started to decorated for the season. This scarecrow, corn stalks and pumpkins were found along E. Harbor Road. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Boy Scouts Drew Heberlein and Zack Tokar with their canoe on the Sandusky River, Sept. 19. Some of the boys from Boy Scout Troop 331 canoed 10 miles of the Sandusky River south of Fremont on Saturday, Sept. 19, from Fort Seneca to Wolf Creek Park. Pictured above celebrating Dennis Elias' birthday with a cake is Dennis Elias, Zack Guba, Donnie McCune, Drew Heberlein and Zach Tokar.
On Sunday, Sept. 26, the fifth grade Stonecrusher team won their game against the Edison Chargers, 12-8. Touchdowns were scored by Sam Tyson and Nick Bossetti. The sixth grade team also won their game, 16-15. It was a close, exciting game. Touchdowns were made by Connor Lenthe and Nick Bossetti again as the fifth grader played in the sixth grade game. The two point conversion, which gave us a winning score, was made by Geraldo Falinas. Touchdowns scored were made possible by a great effort by the offensive line. The Stonecrushers play this Sunday, Oct. 4, in Bellevue. (Photo by Tammy Cain) The Lakeside Heritage Society recently received some photos from Charles Wolfe, Lakeside. Theses photos came from his professional collection which he used as publicity for the Lakeside Association. The majority of the photos were taken in the 1930s and 1940s. Pictured above is a home on the Marblehead peninsula which looks as if they had just picked peaches and were selling them from their yard. Does anyone recognize this home? It is possibly the Wahlers farm orchard. Pictured above is the nearly completed pond-side boardwalk/observation deckÊat Meadowbrook. The work should be finished this week, depending on the weather. It was funded through a grant from the Office of Coastal Management who also funded the completed paved trail leading to the deck. (Photo is by John Englebeck) Danbury Stonecrushers Cheerleading Squad B. The cheerleaders will be cheering at the Stonecrusher games, which are held on Sundays. (Photo by Tammy Cain)

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