Exciting Special Donation Announcement!
Limited number of free gifts for new VIP memberships!
Although "The Sautter's Special; After All These Years, Ohio's Still Cooking" with forward by Gordon Ward has gone out of print and is no longer available for purchase in stores, a generous donation of 50 books has been gifted to Sylvania History Buffs!
While Sautter's Market has had to make way for holiday merchandise on their shelves, a wonderful donation of 50 books (the last remaining!) has been donated to Sylvania History Buffs to be given FREE with new VIP memberships!
Sign up now to get your FREE book, but only while supplies last!
The Archive Project is an ambitious endeavor fueled by the love Sylvania City & Township residents have for their community---past and present! The process of uploading newspapers, vintage photos, and documents, in addition to cataloguing them all, started in 2020 when the COVID crisis brought to the forefront the need to have a public online archive of local history that can be accessed by anyone, from anywhere. Collaborating with Sylvania Schools, Toledo Lucas-County Library officials, and Ohio Memory, plans are in place for the treasure in the Sylvania Schools "vault" to also be uploaded here for public viewing (yearbooks, photos, student newspapers back to the early 1900's), with internships offered to journalism and history students interested in preserving Sylvania's past.
Become a member today, and as the project moves forward please keep in touch with your suggestions, feedback, and support---the fun is just beginning! Membership is offered for free, and also for a low yearly price (two levels to choose from) with some great perks & benefits!
Sylvania History Buffs also sponsors the Sylvania community newsletter and Sylvania News. So in addition to preserving the news of yesteryear, your paid membership provides for the important work of sharing today's news, with the only online, local, and independent news & information resource for Sylvania City & Township. Serving the community since 2013, Sylvania News accepts no paid advertising, instead sharing news and announcements for local businesses, organizations, and non-profits completely free of charge---Along with the occasional emergency alerts, blizzard warnings, road closures, and, sometimes, as in 2014, a few "Don't drink the water!" messages.
With your continued support, Sylvania News will press on with the joyful job of serving the 23,000 subscribers and social media followers who already enjoy the benefits of Sylvania's online news and information resource. Your support is so very important to the Sylvania community, Thank You!
