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Written by Press Staff Writer
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For some people, fireworks are a once-a-year treat enjoyed only on or around the Fourth of July. But for Toledo Mud Hens fans, fireworks can be enjoyed any time the Tigers’ Triple A farm team comes to bat and after home games on Saturdays and Sundays and certain special event nights.
Besides after the Fourth of July game, the Mud Hens have fireworks planned for July 3 (125th anniversary of professional baseball in Toledo at old Swayne Field), July 5, 10-11 (Scout sleepover nights), 12 (Red Hat Night), July 24 (Komen Race for the Cure Pink Night), 25 and 26 (also Latino Heritage Night); August 1, 2, 7 (Honey Night), 8, 9, 23, 28-30; and Sept. 3-4 (last home game of year and Walleye Night in honor of Toledo’s new hockey team scheduled to open its season this fall).
On the field, the Mud Hens feature a talented lineup laden with players who have spent time with the parent Detroit Tigers and/or are expected to be the future of the major league team. Players like Jeff Larish, Clete Thomas, Ryan Raburn and Brent Clevlen have all spent time an hour up the road at Comerica Park. Hens’ third baseman Mike Hessman is always dangerous. He was the International League home run leader in 2008 and sent plenty of balls over the fence at Fifth Third Field in Toledo’s warehouse district.
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Written by Press Staff Writer
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Friday, 16 October 2009 13:45 |
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Ohio Clean Boater Pledge. Best Boater Practices are the first steps to a successful Clean Marinas Program in Ohio. Next time you’re boating, make the following a habit: Fuel and engine maintenance • When filling your boat’s gas tank, avoid spilling or overflowing gasoline into the water. Don’t top off your tank. • Keep your boat’s engine well tuned. Make sure your motor doesn’t leak gas or oil into the water. Don’t drain engine fluids into the water. • Remove oil from your bilge water before discharge; an oil absorbent bilge cushion can help in this effort. • Flush winterizing agents and antifreeze from the engine prior to launch each season and dispose of properly. Do not use ethylene glycol antifreeze in your boat; use only propylene glycol winterizing agents. Boat painting and cleaning
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Written by Press Staff Writer
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Friday, 16 October 2009 13:44 |
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• Discover Downtown Toledo Walking Tours, Thursdays noon to 1 p.m., July 9-Sept. 17. Call 419-259-5207 or e-mail
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for meeting locations and destinations.
• Sculpture In the Village, Williams Park, SR 300 just north of SR 600, Gibsonburg. Ohio; Open daily. A juried outdoor sculpture exhibit with over 20 of the Midwest's best sculptors displaying sculpture in bronze, stone, steel, marble, aluminum, granite, glass, concrete, etc. in an outdoor setting meandering for 1/3 mile on a paved path around a quarry surrounded with trees, flowers, fountains and waterfalls. For further information, contact: Jim Havens, Curator, at 419-849-3048 or visit: www.sanduskycounty.org
• Marblehead Lighthouse State Park, 110 Lighthouse Sr., Marblehead. Tours offered weekday afternoons from 1 to 4:45 p.m. May 26 through Sept. 4, and on the second Saturday of the month May through Oct. $2 per person fee for adults and children age 6 and up. Children under 6 free.
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