Tontogany, Ohio is a village in Wood County. The village was incorporated in 1875, getting its name from an Ottawa Indian Chief Tondoganie, who was well liked by early setters. Tontogany is located southwest of Perrysburg and northwest of Bowling Green, with Grand Rapids directly west of the village.
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Located in downtown Tontogany, Ohio, the hours of operation, menu, specials and contacts for the restaurant are given, including its menu, scheduled entertainment, and ability to accommodate birthday parties, anniversaries, graduations, reunions, and other events.
http://www.docstontogany.com/
Headquartered in Tontogany, Ohio, the public school administrative district operates an elementary school and high school in Tontogany, and a Junior high school in Grand Rapids, Ohio. Its campuses are described in detail, and an events calendar, maps, forms, handbooks, and contacts are included.
http://www.otsego.k12.oh.us/
Offering vault doors and gun safes, the company is headquartered in Tontogany, and operates a showroom and pick up address in Bowling Green, Ohio. Its products, services, testimonials, and ordering information are offered.
http://www.smithsecuritysafes.com/
Maintained by the Tontogany Fest Committee, the site features a profile and brief history of the community, along with an overview, schedule and itinerary for the annual Togany Fest. Contact information is included.
http://www.tontogany.org/
Associated with the Boy Scouts of America, the Tontograny, Ohio youth organization was chartered in 1941. Featured is a troop history, meeting schedule, calendar of events, maps and directions, photographs, and access to various documents.
http://www.troop347.net/
The official web site for the small town offers an introduction to its mayor and village council, administrative and departmental staff, parks and other municipal facilities. Its history is told, and ordinances are posted to the site.
http://www.tontoganyohio.org/
