Roast snow in April. Mother Nature has been cruel to Ohio already this year, but now she's added insult to injury with her April snows totaling more than 2 feet in some areas, making the Easter drive treacherous for some and threatening the already-low bee population. Plus, the snow has wiped out every game on the Indians' home schedule so far. Toast the Norwalk Rotary Club's annual Pizza Bakeoff. The event gets bigger every year, with more pizzas sold and people in attendance than the last year. The bakeoff is a fun event for Norwalk residents who love their pizza and we appreciate the Rotary and Norwalk CIty Schools for all the work they do.

Huron County Common Pleas Judge Earl McGimpsey sentenced three men to 11 months in prison Monday for violating their individual community control sanctions. Monroeville resident Jason A. Atkins, 30, of 169 North St., Apt. 2, failed to report to his probation officer as of October and tested positive for opiates, Oxycontin and marijuana, Huron County Assistant Prosecutor Daivia Kasper said. He also failed to pay $250 in fines and $227 in restitution to a relative for a June 21, 2005 conviction on forgery, a fifth-degree felony.

Casey Keller, 17, of Milan. Immediate family: Mom, Pat; Dad, Ken and sister Molly, 16.

Childbirth education Expectant parents can prepare for the birth and care of their newborns during this informative childbirth education class at Fisher-Titus Medical Center. The class covers topics such as: signs and stages of labor, breastfeeding vs. bottle feeding, car seat safety and basic newborn care.

While many people realize Head Start is a program for low-income preschool-age children, they likely know little else about it. Since 1965, Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission, Inc. (EHCAC) has been operating Head Start programs in Erie and Huron counties. EHCAC Head Start programs are federally funded, locally administered, comprehensive child development programs designed by experts in early childhood education and development.

Calling all the cooks of Huron County: The Huron County 4-H Committee is offering "Taste of Home" cookbooks to help support the Huron County 4-H programs and the youth from across the county that are involved in the program. The cookbooks are so popular that the Huron County Cattlemen's Association has decided to purchase one book for each school library in all the schools across the county.

South Central FFA On March 31, the South Central FFA members participated in the state FFA career development events in Columbus as part of the state judging contest invitational.

Norwalk Church of Christ Sunday features a lesson entitled "The Example of Stephen" at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday evening features a lesson entitled "Why Israel Failed: They Rejected God's

It's happening again. Lake Erie walleye are ascending the Sandusky and Maumee rivers, following a migration pattern that hasn't changed for thousands of years. And anglers are again standing on the shores of both rivers or wading green waters to cast and bring home some fine eating with minimum effort. It's important to note that while these thousands of fish are accessible to anglers along much of the length of both rivers, there are some special regulations that must be followed in certain areas.

CORRECTION: The email address for Main Street Program Manager Dave Gulden is dgulden@norwalknedc.com. The address was listed incorrectly in Peggy Case's "Gardeners' Guide" column Thursday.