Congratulations to 2017 New London High School graduate Dawn Luedy, who was chosen Horse Royalty Queen at the Huron County Fair on Monday afternoon.
Luedy is a member of the Rocking H 4-H Club and will attend Cornerstone University in the fall to study exercise science.
Andrew Rose is the new king and is a senior at Bellevue High School and president of the Desperadoes 4-H Club.
Another member of the royalty from New London is the new prince, Benjamin Jarabed, an eighth-grader at New London who is a member of the Bronc Busters 4-H Club. The princess is Jayden Zaleski, a Western Reserve student who is also a Bronc Buster.
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New London Reservoir was closed for swimming and boating the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 12 and 13, for the 15th Annual Firelands Float Fly.
This event is sponsored by the Firelands Float Flyers, an area organization dedicated to the sport of model airplanes taking off and landing on water.
The motors are either electric or fueled by nitro gas (a mixture of nitromethane and methanol often used in race cars), and the difference is evident by the sound they make. The electric ones are very quiet and the nitro fueled fly with a buzzing noise, sounding somewhat like a large bumblebee.
Pilots attend each year from Michigan and Ohio to practice their sport and always give the same answers as to why they continue to return to the reservoir. They
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