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The Beacon The Ottawa County Community Foundation honored its long-time president Joy Roth, with incoming President Jan Preston presenting the Joy Roth Little Tiger Award to General Manager Babs Klacik of the popular Bistro 163 pay-it-forward restaurant in Port Clinton. Roth passed away last July. (Photo by D’Arcy Patrick Egan) BY D’ARCY PATRICK EGAN This year’s grant awards presented by the Ottawa County Community Foundation were the focus of a bittersweet breakfast on Thursday at the Sutton Center in Port Clinton. The 35 grant recipients who received a collective $53,000 were overjoye...

The Beacon Community Support Services has begun hosting the Women’s Roundtable, a safe, confidential women’s support group in Port Clinton. The purpose of the program is to provide women a resource for learning, sharing and a sense of community. Meetings are held on Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. in the large conference room at the Sutton Center, said Barb Phillabaum, Family Development Coordinatore at Community Support Services. Everyone is invited to join the support group, and topics discussed allow for connecting, bonding and healing. The group will periodically invite guest speakers to sh...

Bistro 163, Ottawa County’s award-winning non-profit pay-it-forward restaurant that has provided thousands of free nutritious meals each year made possible

Pandemic Emptied Unemployment Trust, Left Fraud Unchecked - By Morgan Lee Associated Press New Mexico probably overpaid unemployment insurance benefits by an estimated $250 million during the coronavirus pandemic amid a backlog of investigations into potentially fraudulent claims, the budget and accountability office of the Legislature announced Wednesday in a research report. Analysts briefed members of the Legislature's lead budget writing committee on the trajectory of record-setting unemployment claims during pandemic. New Mexico has paid out more than $3 billion in unemployment claims t...

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Republican congressional candidate Mark Moores on Tuesday criticized Democratic rival Melanie Stansbury for voting in 2019 for a budget bill in the state Legislature that benefited a one-time client of her consulting practice, in a news release.