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Hope Court sends three graduates on journeys toward better lives
CLYDE – Lots of tissues were handed out as family and friends greeted the three tearful new graduates of the Hope Court as they finished their graduation ceremony, moving on to new lives after drug or OVI offences. The speaker was former Sandusky County Sheriff Kyle Overmyer. He completed...
Toledo Zoo Welcomes Baby Bornean Orangutan Born on June 21
The Toledo Zoo and Aquarium in Ohio has a delightful new addition for guests to meet—a baby Bornean orangutan, born on June 21 to parents Yasmin and Boomer. The news was announced on the zoo’s Facebook page, where they shared, “The newest Toledo Zoo resident is swinging into our hearts. Thank you to our veterinary staff, keepers, and Orangutan team for their hard work and dedication ensuring both Mom and baby are healthy and thriving.“
Police: 19-year-old shot multiple times in west Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio — One person was sent to the hospital after being shot multiple times in west Toledo early Sunday morning, according to Toledo police. TPD said they responded to the 300 block of California Boulevard around 5:12 a.m. and found the 19-year-old victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
GasBuddy: Prices expected to go down at the pump this week in Toledo area
TOLEDO, Ohio — Gas prices in the Toledo area have dropped nearly 13 cents over the last week, an analyst for GasBuddy says. A gallon of gas costs, on average, $3.42 in Toledo as of Monday, according to a GasBuddy survey of 315 gas stations. Prices at the pump are now 19 cents higher than a month ago.
U.S. Coast Guard offers tips on how to stay safe on the water during boating season
TOLEDO, Ohio — Getting out on the water is a fun experience but experts say it comes with some risks. The most recent crash on Lake Erie is just one in a series of many boating accidents, but it caught the attention of the U.S. Coast Guard. The USCG...
Max Clark slams Flying Tigers to series victory
Toledo Mud Hens 5, Columbus Clippers 3 (box)(Thur) Columbus Clippers 4, Toledo Mud Hens 3 (box)(Fri) Toledo Mud Hens 6, Columbus Clippers 5 (box)(F/11)(Sat) After losing two of three at home, the Mud Hens came back to take two of three in Columbus. On the Fourth of July, Ty Madden...
BGSU professor will delve into rock 'n' roll history, bringing pop music, culture audience
CLYDE − From hip shaking to swooning teen girls, rock ’n’ roll has had its share of headline-grabbing incidents, but there has always been music behind the controversies. Bowling Green State University pop culture professor Matt Donahue, Ph.D., will present “The History of Rock & Roll" at...
Lucky Big Splash Number Contest
Every year, the Sandusky Maritime Museum’s biggest fundraiser of the year is the Big Splash Raffle. At the event, there is about $250,000 of cash and prizes that you could win, including cars, trucks, Harleys and cash, with the grand Big Splash prize of $50,000. The only way to win is to have a $100 ticket, and we have five of the them to give away.
They're in the game: Several Tygers alums to be featured in EA Sports' College Football 25
MANSFIELD — The very first thing Anthony Hawkins did when he opened his copy of NCAA Football 14 was head right to the lab. The 2019 Mansfield Senior grad was just a young teenager at the time but his football dreams were as big as the stars. So, he fired up his game counsel, spun in his copy of his favorite video game and made himself a part of it. He would create himself, jack up his attributes to the point he was the absolute best player in the entire game and put himself on his favorite college football team.
House fire damages home in Perrysburg
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — A Perrysburg house is damaged after a fire broke out on Sunday afternoon on Coventry Court near Fort Meigs. One person and a dog were inside the home when the fire broke out around. Both were able to get out safely. A call to 9-1-1 from...
Pinball brings Toledoans together for celebration of Americana, friendly competition
Men, women, and children alike gathered Sunday for an evening of pinball, food, and drink at Heavy Beer Company in downtown Toledo. Every other weekend, Glass City Pinball hosts a Sunday Funday pinball tournament in which the top four players win the payout from the buy-in fee. There are also randomly drawn prize giveaways available to all players. “You’re just playing against yourself,” said Mike Pilarczyk, who’s been playing pinball for about a year and helps keep score at the Sunday tournaments. “That's always how I feel — you’re just trying to make your sport better. You're just really gonna play it against yourself and just become even better as you grow.” The tournament attracts players of all skill levels and ages, ranging from seasoned pinball wizards to raw novices. Glass City Pinball encourages anyone to come in and play, regardless of experience. All participants become registered in the International Flipper Pinball Association, which makes them official world-ranked pinball players.
Wauseon’s Red Rambler Announces Sudden Closure
In a heartfelt social media announcement, the management of Red Rambler on N. Shoop Ave., took to social media to share some somber news with their patrons. With deep regret, they revealed that the beloved establishment will be closing its doors permanently this weekend. Expressing their heavy hearts, the management...
Pulitzer Prize-winning author to discuss new book, reality TV
Emily Nussbaum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and staff writer at The New Yorker, will appear Wednesday in Sylvania to discuss her new book Cue the Sun, which highlights the ascension of reality television. The book explores how the culture came about, and why many can’t we look away from shows like The Bachelor and Survivor. Ms. Nussbaum will share stories of the real characters who built the reality genre and explore the morally charged, funny, and sometimes tragic consequences of the hunt for something real inside something fake, organizers said. An author’s presentation, question-and-answer session, and book signing is set for 7 p.m. at the Franciscan Center at Lourdes University, 6832 Convent Blvd. The Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo, Lourdes University, and Finch & Fern Book Co. are co-sponsoring the event. A $10 admission includes a signed copy of the book for the first 50 registrants, with additional copies available for purchase at the event.
Briggs: So, which sport might the University of Toledo add (or subtract) next?
With the University of Toledo adding women’s rowing as a varsity sport, it’s natural to wonder what comes next. Readers have posed two questions, in particular: Q: UT will now have 17 programs — one over the minimum total that Division I schools are required to sponsor. Does this addition mean it intends to subtract a less cost-effective offering? A: No. “We don't have any plans to cut any sports at the University at Toledo,” athletic director Bryan Blair said.
Toledo hair stylist using her own talents to help young woman succeed
TOLEDO, Ohio — A local hair stylist is impacting the community by using her gifts to mentor young women and bring people together. Tarolyn Strozier owns Dani Smith Salon and Suites in west Toledo, where she passes on her art to the next generation of stylists. Strozier, a former...
Farmers Market adjusting to new location
Jul. 6—LIMA — Leslie Jenkins said going to the Lima Farmers Market on Cable Road is much more convenient than it used to be. The market moved to the parking lot of the UNOH Racers Station in June (bit.ly/4bAnzr9) and sets up every Saturday until September. "I love it," Jenkins said. "It's a chance to get fresh vegetables and they always have something that you might not see somewhere else." ...
Richland County property transfers recorded June 24-28
These real estate transactions were recorded in Richland County between June 24 and June 28: 309 Muth Road, Mansfield; Richland Home Buyers LLC to Daevon S. Leicy and Zoie E. Collins; $139,900 88 Shaffner Blvd., Mansfield; Craig E. and Jennifer M. Love to Cheryl B. Welsh; $216,900 ...
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