Lourdes University announces the 2024 Sr. Jane Mary Sorosiak lecture, titled “Acquisition Anecdotes of a TMA Curator of European Paintings” featuring Lawrence Nichols, the first curator emeritus of the Toledo Museum of Art.

Kristin Kaiser and Ashley Sackett, co-chairs of Citizens for Perrysburg Schools (CFPS), are inviting community members to take part in a March 19 campaign in favor of Perrysburg Schools’ ballot issue.

Scrap4Art is hosting a Tick Tock Make a Clock competition as part of a spring online auction fundraiser. Participants are challenged to create a clock using repurposed materials.

Trisha Koelsch will offer a “Poppies are Popping” acrylic painting workshop on Saturday, March 16, from 1 to 3 p.m., at the Toledo Artists’ Club, 5403 Elmer Drive. The class is open to artists of all levels and features step-by-step instructions by Ms.

The Perrysburg High School tennis program is offering a summer camp for students who will be in grades 6 to 9 this fall. Camp will be held at Perrysburg tennis center, 1750 Progress Drive.

Volunteers are needed to free trees from protective tubing in the restored wetland at Carter Historic Farm. The tubes protected 5,000 small trees when they were first planted and need to be removed to allow the trees to flourish.

The Wolcott Guild lecture series will be presented on Thursdays in March, at 10 a.m., at the Maumee Library Branch, 501 River Road. The free series is offered in conjunction with the Toledo Public Library system.

Mercy Health’s mobile mammography unit has visits scheduled throughout the region in March. The mobile mammography unit is customized for patient convenience and will deliver 3D mammograms to women age 40 and older.

Perrysburg voters will decide on a Way Public Library levy during the upcoming election on Tuesday, March 19. If approved, the 1.9 mill replacement levy will last four years and replace the existing 1.9 mill levy that expires in December of this year.

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