TONTOGANY – The field where children used to play has become a place where they can learn. Otsego School District has been gifted 16 acres of wetland and meadow known as the Fox-Shank Living Laboratory. District and state officials along with family members who donated the land held a ribbon-cutting Monday at the site, located across Tontogany Creek Road from the high school. In December 2022, Jacquelyn Shank, Elaine (Fox) Dunn, Mary Lou Wiles, and Jessica McDevitt sold the 16-acre parcel of land to the Black Swamp Conservancy (BSC). The land sellers are heirs of the Fox family who have been property owners, business owners, and residents of the Otsego community for generations. “We’re so ex
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