What does it take to feed 900 baby bunnies in a single year? It takes teamwork, coordination and a lot of greens. Nature’s Nursery Center for Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation has become a pro over the last 34 years in caring for orphaned bunnies, squirrels, woodchucks and other native wildlife, and now with the help of several other organizations, will be digging into gardening to create a more economical and environmentally “green” option to feeding the animals.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Wood County, a self-help organization offering free events, educational classes, support groups, and other programs that address mental health for the Wood County community, will host a hybrid Mental Health Conference Series on Friday, May 12, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Bowling Green State University Levis Commons, 1655 North Wilkinson Way, Perrysburg.

Walker Funeral Homes will host a seminar, “Ministering to People in Grief,” on Thursday, May 11. The program will be held at the Walker location, 5155 West Sylvania Avenue.

Theft, 100 block Walnut Street; suspicious vehicle, 400 block Glenwood Road; suspicious incident, 300 block Hannum Avenue; injury crash, Hannum Avenue at Riverview Place; telecommunication harassment, unit block Rossway Avenue.

April 5 to 11, 2023 Wednesday, April 5 Rescue runs, 27600 block Tracy Road, 7600 block Reitz Road, 27400 block Oregon Road, 28500 block Starbright Boulevard, 29200 block Belmont Lake Road; alarms, 100 block J Street, 5th at J streets; assist outside agency, 10400 block Fremont Pike; incident report, 26700 block Lime City Road; shoplifting, 10200 block Fremont Pike. Thursday, April 6 Rescue runs, 7300 block Winding Brook Road, 7600 block Reitz Road, 12300 block Lincoln Boulevard; 29400 block Glenwood Road, 100 block J Street, 10500 block Fremont Pike; fire calls, 7100 block South Wilkinson Way, 100 block Homestead Drive, Rossford; incident report, 26700 block Lime City Road; K-9 assist, 26700 block Lime City Road; suspicious person, 29800 block Sussex Road; domestic violence, 10600 block Fremont Pike.

The following cases were finalized in Perrysburg Municipal Court April 14 to 20. An additional $88 in court costs was sentenced for each case, unless otherwise noted.

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Two free plant exchanges are being planned by area master gardeners. The first is set for Saturday, April 29, at the Wood County Fairgrounds, 13800 West Poe Road.

On Thursday, April 27, at 7:30 p.m., students from Owens Community College will present the final 202223 “Accent on the Arts” concert series performance, featuring the Annie and Rod Capps Quartet.

Rossford High School teacher Martha Fellman participated in the Savage 5K as part of the Glass City Marathon weekend. Mrs. Fellman ran to support Getting Back Up, an organization whose mission is to help those living with a spinal cord injury by improving their quality of life. The Rossford Association of Classroom Teachers sponsored Mrs. Fellman with a donation from the jeans fund. Pictured is founder of Getting Back Up, Scott Fedor, along with friends and family of Mrs. Fellman. Donations may be made at getting backup.org/donate/.