ProMedica Memorial welcomes first baby of 2023
ProMedica Memorial welcomes first 2023 baby
FREMONT – ProMedica Memorial Hospital welcomed its first baby born in 2023 on Jan. 3 at 12:24 p.m. The baby is a male named Aurelio James Mullholand.
Parents are Danielle Baker and Tatom Mullholand of Fremont. Vital statistics are: 8 pounds, 1 ounce, and 19 inches long.
Magruder named excellence award winner
PORT CLINTON – The Magruder Medical Group has been named a 2022 Human Experience (HX) Guardian of Excellence Award winner by Press Ganey.
The Guardian of Excellence Award honors organizations that have reached the 95th percentile for patient experience, engagement or clinical quality performance. It was given to the Magruder Medical Group. Press Ganey works with more than 41,000 healthcare facilities in its mission to reduce patient suffering and enhance caregiver resilience to improve the overall safety, quality and experience of care.
“By putting their patients and workforce first each and every day, Magruder is demonstrating their unwavering commitment to their employees and to the communities they serve,” said Patrick T. Ryan, chairman and chief executive officer, Press Ganey. “The Magruder Medical Group has inspired us with the high level of compassion, empathy and human connection they bring to the clinical healthcare setting.”
Magruder cites the Magruder Medical Group’s high level of engagement and commitment to patients as the leading reasons the providers earned this national recognition.
PCHS Cheerleaders to host Kiddie Cheer Clinic
PORT CLINTON – The Port Clinton High School cheerleaders have scheduled their annual Kiddie Clinic for children in 3-year-old preschool (must be toilet trained) to fifth grade.
The clinic will be 9-11 a.m. Jan 28 in the Port Clinton High School cafeteria. Participants have the opportunity to cheer Jan. 28 at halftime of the varsity game with Eastwood.
The cost for the clinic is $25 and includes cheer instruction, snack and a free T-shirt. Participants must complete and return registration form by Jan. 13 to the Bataan Memorial or ICS office in order to receive a T-shirt. A signed registration form is required for participation. Registration flyers will be sent home with elementary students or are available at www.pccsd.net.
Drama club holding a costume drive
PORT CLINTON – The Port Clinton High School Drama Club spring musical production will be “Anastasia!”
With this large ensemble cast and multiple roles, additional costumes are needed. PCHS Drama Club is asking the PC community to look in their closets to donate clothing items that will assist with the costuming of the production set in 1927.
Donations may be taken to the high school main office through Feb. 15 during school hours. Examples of clothing are included on the district website www.pccsd.net under the news section.
The production will be held in the PCHS Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. March 17 and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. March 19.
OHHS inducts new group into NHS
OAK HARBOR – The Oak Harbor High School National Honor Society inducted new members Dec. 15.
Throughout the year, members of the OHHS National Honor Society serve as role models for students. In addition to strong academic records, which establish the eligibility for membership, members must excel in the areas of scholarship, service, character and leadership.
OHHS National Honor Society members are leaders in many student organizations and serve the B-C-S Local School District and community through many activities including their most recent winter service project — a fundraiser to benefit the Ottawa County Humane Society. Additionally, the OHHS National Honor Society chapter has held a supply drive to benefit the Ottawa County Food Bank and fundraisers to benefit St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House Charity. The OHHS NHS chapter completes 2 major service projects a year, one each semester.
“I’m proud of the effort that our NHS members put forth in the service projects they choose to embark on as the outcomes are greater than just money raised and time spent supporting others. Oak Harbor’s NHS is truly a student-led organization which could not be successful, productive, or nearly as rewarding without the help from our student body” said OHHS NHS adviser, Meghan Dougherty.
The OHHS NHS chapter has 29 members and is led by President Hayley Buhro and Secretary Anthony Stout.
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