Firelands CurrentWednesday, November 11, 2026News from Sandusky and the Firelands
The sale runs Oct. 7–10 at Huron Public Library, with memberships available at tonight's preview and a $5 bag sale Saturday.
Updated Nov. 9: The Fremont exhibit now runs through Nov. 15. Veterans receive free admission Nov. 11.
Kick for the Cure at True Lay Stadium includes boys and girls games and $1 shots against school resource officers.
The township plans demonstrations, family activities and a Life Flight appearance from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fire Station 3, 4510 Milan Road.
New, unworn coats, hats, gloves and mittens can be dropped off day or night at the police lobby, 222 Meigs St., through Dec. 17.
The Oct. 3 event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3110 Columbus Ave., with food trucks, crafts, a pedal pull and activities for children.
City crews and volunteers have decorated more than 150 light poles, with a reveal planned this weekend. The Witches Walk, now a monthlong event, peaks Oct. 17 at Jackson Street Pier.
The city’s first waterworks started pumping Sept. 21, 1876. The plant moved to Big Island Water Works in 1940 and now serves Sandusky and the surrounding region.
Fund the Future at the Sandusky Yacht Club lets guests choose which classroom projects to pay for. Tickets are $60.
A longtime support group for the county dog warden has the go-ahead to start a small dog-walking program and is taking names now, though paperwork has to be finished before the first shift.
The 20-foot script sign is a gift from the Brady family and Brady Signs. Installation is planned for this fall.
A July 9 ribbon-cutting opened a new stretch of trail with a bridge over Pipe Creek and launched a coalition that wants more than 100 miles of connected paths.