Now available for the holidays:

Fleece blankets, handmade by brain injury survivors and volunteers, make great gifts and support a good cause.

The Fleece Frenzy Fundraiser continues, with the shop open from Monday, December 14 through Wednesday, December 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. or by private appointment.

Shop from home on the website (www.tbirc.org); Arrange for local pickup, or ship within the United States. Delivery, however, is not guaranteed in time for Christmas.

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Santa Claus will receive a resounding welcome on Christmas Eve in Downtown Sylvania.

Mrs. Claus will be there to greet children, Gene Zenz will be singing Christmas carols, and the skies will be sparkling with magical dreams as Sylvania's Town Crier officially welcomes Santa to Sylvania.

Christmas Eve, December 24, 2020

Carols start at 5-5:30, official Town Crier rings the bells sometime between 5:30-6:00. At the corner of Main Street and Maplewood Avenue in downtown Sylvania.

Everything old is new again, especially now with the Discover History collection published by Sylvania History Buffs.

This new series of publications is designed to help us hold on to our true history by uncovering literary treasures from the past, long out of print and unavailable locally, and breathing new life into them. The first book in the collection is from 1858, written and published in Lucas County, and it truly is a rare gem! Proceeds benefit historical preservation efforts for Sylvania, Ohio.

Follow Sylvania History Buffs on Facebook: www.facebook.com/SylvaniaHistorybuffs

Visit the Sylvania History Buffs official site: www.sylvaniahistorybuffs.org

The holiday COVID safety guidelines from the CDC were updated on December 16, 2020, please take a moment and check out the new info:

Help preserve the rich history of Sylvania, Ohio--

Become a Sylvania History Buff today, your support does make a difference!