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Business Web Page Adams County/Ohio Valley Local (Adams) First State Bank Ashtabula County ESC Brakers Printing Austintown Local (Mahoning) Advanced Marking Anthony J. Lariccia Austintown Junior Women’s League Austintown Lions Club Austintown Middle School PTA Austintown Optimist Austintown Trustees Township Barry Dyngles Restaurant Brilex Industries Charley’s Family Restaurant Coca-Cola Coronado Steel Dr. James Shina Falcon Forward Farmers National Bank Fernando’s Wedgewood Pizza Fitch High School PTA Frank Ohl Intermediate School PTA GBS Computer systems Gorants Yum Yum Tree Greenwood Chevrolet Home Savings & Loan Joe D. Lane Foundation Kiwanis Lloyd Elementary PTA Lucianno’s Cafe Lynn Kirk PTA Mashorda’s County Garden O’Donalds Restaurant Oslavysky & Jaminet Pizza Hut Quaker Steak & Lube R-Ski Ranch Scott Chochran Sunrise Pizza The Saxon Club — Rotary The Vindicator — Austintown Neighbors Touchdown Club Raymond James Financial Services Town Crier Walmart Warren Tribune Chronicle Watson Elementary PTA Westgate Ford Woodside Elementary PTA York Mahoning Batavia Local (Clermont) Batavia Floral Designs Batavia Heights Christian Childcare Batavia Station Dingo Photography & Imaging Holman Motors Moore Family Funeral Homes My Brother’s Place Bedford City U. S. Bank Home Mortgage Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local (Greene) Batteries Plus BW 3’s Chipotle Mexican Grill Cub’s Food Donatos Pizza Ron Folkerth Sugar Valley Country Club Walmart Berea City Berea Printing Bucci’s Cafe Ah-Roma Crowne Plaza GPD Group Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland Nak’s Eatery & Drinkery Southwest General Health Center The Albert M. Higley Co. The Brewer-Garrett Co. WCLV Cleveland Clinic Office of Civic Education Initiatives Brooklyn City Greg Frey State Farm Insurance Brunswick City Fraternal Order of Eagles, Brunswick Aerie #3505 Canal Winchester Local (Franklin) Butch’s Italian Cafe Canal Winchester Banking Center Dill’s Greenhouse & Garden Center Canton City Motter & Meadows Architects Celina City Midwest Logistics Systems Circleville City Berger Health Systems Circleville Herald Perfection One Savings Bank Clearview Local (Lorain) Macy’s Inc Clermont Northeastern Local (Clermont) Duke Energy Information TechneGroup Inc. (ITI) McIntyre Photography Melink Corp. Mercy Hospital TATA Consultancy Clinton-Massie Local (Clinton) 73 Grill Allied Express Amburgy Custom Homes Bauer Trucking Bethesda Medical Center at Arrow Springs Bible Baptist Church of Wilmington Bush Auto Place Caesar Creek Flea Market Cincinnati Bengals Clarksville Ag Supply Clinton Memorial Hospital CM Pee Wee Football Donatos Pizza Ellis Fencing Gold Star Chili Hartley Oil Co. Hylant Group J & D’s Market Jim Clark & Sons Excavating Joe & Carrie Hete John Boyd Heating & Air Conditioning K & K Krazy Kars Kratzer’s Hometown Pharmacy Landrum Oil Inc Larrick Insurance Agency McCarty Gardens McDonald’s Melvin Stone Co. MR Rose Excavating Inc National Bank & Trust Naylor’s Furniture Peele Law Office Pittser Eye Care Pro Tech Auto Center Qualitee Design Sportswear R & L Carriers Rhonda Burton, CPA Rick Compton MD S & S Feed Co. Sabin Wholesale Distribution Sam’s Meats Settlemyre Seed Co. Southern State Community College Superior Flooring The Equipment Superstore Thomas P. Matrka, MD Inc. Tincher’s Welding TJ Perkins/Ohio Caterpillar Trusty Insurance Webbland Farm Excavation Co. West End Auto Sales Wilmington Auto Sales Wolfe’s Market Coshocton County Career Center Autumn Health Care of Coshocton Coshocton County Memorial Hospital Coshocton County Soil and Water Conservation District Sparta Steel Statements by Shannon Valley National Gas Woodbury Wildlife ESC of Cuyahoga County Beck Center for the Arts Hyland Software Cuyahoga Valley Career Center Brentwood Health Care Center Case School of Dental Medicine — Orthodontics Dept. CCG Automation Cleveland Society for Human Resource Management GPD Group Grainger Heinen’s of Brecksville Hyson Products Induction Tooling Inc. Lake Erie Graphics Marymount Hospital Ohio Contractors Association Roe Dental Lab Sohar’s/RCPW The Sherwin-Williams Co. Thompson Hine LLP East Muskingum Local (Muskingum) AMG Vanadium Century National Bank George Shegog — Shegog’s IGA Huntington Bank Resource Systems Eastwood Local (Wood) Aardvark Screen Printing Abke Trucking Inc. Agriculture Incubator Foundation Airgas Great Lakes Al-Mar Lanes All About Lawn Service American Legion Auxiliary Post 183 Amplex Internet B2b Sales Boost LLC Baker Insurance Agency Bay Park Community Hospital Big D’s Canopies LLC Big Daddy Graphics LLC Bob Evans Bowling Green State University Bradley Real Estate & Auction Buds & Blades Calvin Gerwin & Sons — LG Seeds CanDo Credit Union Centaur Tool & Die Inc. Cherry’s Pub and Grub Children’s’ Resource Center Countyline Co-op Inc. Crosswinds Golf Club Dancer’s Pointe Dave Derr Davies & Ruck Law Offices Deet’s BBQ DeWese Enterprise Inc. Dick Sheets Millwork Dick’s Sporting Goods Diversified Insurance Services LLC Dobson Lawn Mower Services Inc. Downey PHC LLC Downtown Deco Dr. Eric Rader, DO Dr. Jeff Bunkers, DDS Dr. Michael Lemon, MD Dr. Vicki Frobose, DVM, Town & Country Animal Care Dunbar Mechanical Inc. Eagle Nest Hatchery Eisenhour Motor Sales Family Photo Group Farmland News Florida Farm Bureau Florida Fruit Association Fricker’s Frobose Meat Locker Front Street Cafe Gearhart Plumbing, Heating & Cooling GoodSearch.com GoodShop.com Grace Lutheran Church Grainger Industrial Supply Hagemeyer Fine Photography Harvey J. Steele, K100 Country Hercules Stamping Division Hirzel Canning Inc. Hit Trophy & Plaque CO Hollister Financial Home Depot — Perrysburg Home Field Advantage Home Town Realty Janelle’s Diner Janet Madaras, Creative Memories Scrapbooking John Deere — The Andersons Mower Center Judy Kellermeier, Wood County Health Department Kathy White Kelly Valentine, Life Connection of Ohio KeyBank — Bowling Green Kroger — Bowling Green Kroger — Perrysburg Kuhlman and Beck Attorneys Laborie Enterprises LLC Lammers Outdoor Advertising Laurie Steyer, RNC, BSN, Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center Leslie Madaras, RN Little Caesar’s Pizza Kits Luckey Farmers Inc. Luckey Oil Equipment Marco’s Pizza — Perrysburg Marsh Funeral Homes — Luckey Marsh Funeral Homes — Pemberville Matthew R. Meyer Electrical Contracting Inc. Medicine Shoppe Meijer — Bowling Green Meijer — Rossford Mid-America Driver Training Minute Man Car Wash Monsanto Co. Moore Orchard National FFA Merchandise Center NorthWest Community Corrections Center Northwood Door NWOPCP Inc. Obie’s Flowers Owens Community College Panera Bread Patty Snyder, PT, Wood County Hospital Paul Kenney Studio Peak Physical Therapy Pemberville Community Pool Pemberville IGA Pemberville Library Pemberville Opera House Guild Penta Career Center Pepple & Waggoner Ltd. Perrysburg Twirling Sophisticates Pisanello’s Pizza — Pemberville Pizza Hut — Bowling Green Pizza Hut — Perrysburg Portage Valley Hearing Principle Business Enterprises Inc. R & J Auto/Kem’s Karryout Rettig Music Inc. Riverview Banquet Centre Rudy’s Dairy Bar Samson & Smith Insurance Agency LLC Savage & Associates Screen Printed Products Seifert Builders Sentinel-Tribune Shawn L. Thompson DDS Inc. Shear Delight Family Hair Speck Sales Inc. Stephen P. Sutton, MD, F.A.C.S. Steve’s Car Care Sue Wolf, Wolf’s Blooms & Berries Sunrise Cooperative Susan Baker, Ohio Department of Public Safety Team Sports Inc. Teresa S. Badenhop, PT Teri Lauer, RN, Wood County Hospital The Andersons The Loft Youth Center The State Bank and Trust Co. The Toledo Museum of Art The Toledo Walleye The Union Bank Co. The University of Toledo Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Toledo Metropolitan Rowing Club Toledo Mud Hens Tom Oberhouse, North Branch Nursery Tractor Supply Co. — Bowling Green Troy Energy LLC Troy-Webster American Legion Post 240 Troy-Webster Legion Auxiliary U.S. Postal Service, Luckey Varsity Lanes Verizon Wireless Vin Char Produce Co. Wells Fargo Wood County Implement Wood County Prosecutor’s Office Wood County Sheriff’s Department Zion Lutheran Church Fairbanks Local (Union) Advanced Technology Builders Exchange of Central Ohio CJ’s Market Honda of America Lambert Jewelers Memorial Hospital of Union County Nestle R&D Scotts Shelly Co. 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