Last year, the City of Perrysburg’s summer recreation program did everything virtually. This year it’s back outside and as robust as ever.

“We have 731 students– 440 families–signed up to enjoy camps, which are one day or one week, and programs, which are longer sessions,” said Josh Roach, assistant director.

Director Charles Brigode said fees are kept low to attract more people.

“Also, we try to hav…