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The Altar Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church, 2214 Manhattan Street, Erie, Michigan, has set the dates for their annual rummage sale.

The Point Place Scholarship Foundation awards $1,000 scholarships each year. The number of scholarships awarded is determined by the amount of donations and number of applicants.

Join the Toledo Polish Genealogical Society to welcome Stefani Haas, the photographs librarian in the local history department at the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. Ms. Haas will be talking about how to use the library’s website to conduct genealogy research— including navigating the website, using digital collections and going over available databases.

The next senior dine out will be Monday, April 22, at Inky’s Restaurant, 3945 Detroit Avenue, Toledo. Meet at the restaurant at 4:30 p.m.

Members of the Lotus Chapter Order of the Eastern Star delivered Easter baskets to members. Pictured clockwise from top left are Mary Ruff; Nancy Sutphin; Patricia Briggs, Becky Henderly, Bev Bacon and Bobbi Carter, and John Pribe with Ms. Bacon.

Friendship Park Community Center’s next veterans lunch is Thursday, April 18, at 12:30 p.m. This is free to all veterans and their spouse or guest.

The historic Libbey House will host several events this spring to support its restoration program. The historic home has a newly-renovated front porch and additional updates inside the interior.

With traffic from the total solar eclipse now in the rearview mirror, the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission implemented its new toll collection system on April 10. “The modernization of the toll collection system has been a long, challenging and complex project.

Congratulations to the 2024 Point Place Business Association officers and board of control. Officers are Tom Stagner, president; Jennifer Meehan-Meier, first vice president; Mike DeLong, second vice president; Amber Keesee, secretary; John Burgan, treasurer; Debbie Hilton, historian, and Ericka Mann, newsletter.