St. Hazards Employee Party

The St. Hazards employee party brought together 19 people from six countries: Bulgaria, Tajikistan, Turkey, Macedonia, Moldova and The United States.  

The party started at 9:00 pm with a toast to Hazards followed by a candlelit dinner. Head cook, Nelly, made all sorts of good food including pizza, cheesy mashed potatoes, barbecue meatballs, fresh bread and even a cake!

After the meal, the bartenders made special drinks from their countries for everyone to try. The rest of the night was spent talking, dancing, shooting pool, and reminiscing about the summer. A great time was had by all...


What a shame that summer has to end.

Ozan, Iana and Greg



A Toast to St. Hazards







Ed and Nelly




Cornelius and Georgi



Viki in her hammock















International Crew Makes St. Hazards a Special Destination

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This year St. Hazards and Hazards had some great kids from all over the world. Pictured are students from Jamaica, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Macedonia and Eric from Pennsylvania and Shuttle Driver Randy from Ohio.

This is the third year at Hazards for Nelly from Bulgaria and the forth year for Natasha from Jamaica. Second year for Eric and Randy. Nelly managed the kitchen operations to create the best meals we have ever had.

We hope all return next year.

Thank you for your great work.

Veteran Crew Members Return

Amy and Liz returned last weekend to help organize the Hazards bar. Both will help with bar tending and wait staff service this season.

Say hello when you see them at Hazards. A May 7th opening is planned.

Action on Middle Bass

The last Cornhole Tournament of the season took place with almost 20 teams participating. All of the free to enter tournaments were on Saturday afternoons and quickly became a popular addition to the Pool Party Fun.

The international staff at St. Hazards has all gone back to Jamaica, Bulgaria and Russia to continue their education. We thank them for their hard work this season.

Construction on the State of Ohio's new marina continues. The photo with the barge was taken from the third floor of the St. Hazards condo building. You can see how close the marina will be to St. Hazards.