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Toledo native first in world to receive innovative new heart valve
For much of her life, Sandie Zaruca knew she had a leaky valve in her heart, but she never imagined that someday she would be helping pioneer her own treatment. In May, the 74-year-old Sylvania resident and former office supply store owner was the first in the world to receive a new type of heart valve, implanted by Dr. Michael Moront, a cardiothoracic surgeon at ProMedica Toledo Hospital. The bioprosthetic valve, called the Avalus Ultra, takes cow tissue and pairs it with medical-grade fabric and a special type of thermoplastic to replicate the function of a human heart valve. Dr. Moront, who was part of the team that helped develop the Avalus Ultra, said he felt comfortable performing the procedure.
Restaurant Report: Roman Village
How does one face the daunting task of owning and operating five different restaurants? Well, it helps to have a big family. The Rugieros have their collective hands full — Roman Village Cucina Italiana has been a mainstay in Dearborn for 60 years, and with four other restaurants in tow (each named Antonio’s), it takes […] The post Restaurant Report: Roman Village appeared first on Hour Detroit Magazine.
Toledo man arrested for illegally selling fireworks speaks out
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Toledo man arrested Wednesday for illegally selling fireworks out of his home on the 1900 block of Ketner Avenue is speaking out. “I had no idea I couldn’t even sell fireworks. I didn’t know that was a thing,” Edward Deluna, 35, said.
Toledo ranks near bottom of another national study
Recent WalletHub studies have not been kind to Toledo or Ohio in general. In May, a study showed Toledo to be among the nation’s most unhealthy cities. That same month, another study showed Ohio carrying one of the nation’s highest student debt loads followed by a June study that showed Ohio’s economy ranked near the bottom.
Toledo man charged in home renovation theft scheme accused of assaulting officer during warrant service
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A man accused of stealing thousands in family heirlooms and everyday items from a woman whose home he was hired to renovate is facing new charges for allegedly assaulting an officer during his arrest. Kyle Conaway, 37, is facing two counts of Assault on a Peace...
Editorial: Rail regulation needed
Rail safety is not an academic issue in Toledo. The Norfolk Southern train that derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, in February of 2023, with cargo that included hazardous materials, first passed through Toledo. The National Transportation Safety Board’s findings on that incident is cause for concern in Toledo and across the state and nation. Read more Blade editorials
Michigan football recruiting momentum has stalled
Michigan football had some tangible momentum on the recruiting, but the first few days of July have all but wiped that away for the Wolverines. It started with some decisions early in July that went against Michigan football. The Wolverines were the leader and crystal ball favorite to land four-star defensive lineman Maxwell Roy, as well as four-star offensive lineman Hardy Watts.
Sheriff’s Office Investigating Breaking & Entering at Dundee Vehicle Dealership
Dundee, MI – Monroe County Sheriff Troy Goodnough is reporting a breaking and entering that occurred at Williams Brothers Dodge Chrysler Ram in the Village of Dundee. On July 3rd, at around 5 AM, Monroe County Central Dispatch received an alarm activation at the dealership. Within several minutes the first deputy arrived on scene to find the business had been broken into. Soon additional deputies arrived and a thorough search of the property was made.
Ranking Michigan football's 2024 home games by ticket prices
The Michigan Wolverines enter the 2024 season with one of the most loaded schedules in the country and a ton of hype as last year’s College Football Playoff National Champion. This year’s slate of home games at the Big House is one of the best in venue history thanks...
College Football Analyst Josh Pate Predicts Michigan Could 'Fall Back Down to Earth' This Season
In a season filled with controversy and scandal, the Michigan Wolverines walked off the field in Houston back in January as the certified national champions of college football. Now they have to do the toughest thing any champion does after winning: defending. But the team that excelled to a ...
Photo: Jim Harbaugh's Fourth Of July Parade Outfit Is Going Viral
Jim Harbaugh might not be the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines anymore, but he's still repping his old team - and his patented khaki pants. On Thursday afternoon a photo of Harbaugh at a Fourth of July parade started making the rounds on social media. The Los Angeles Chargers head coach was ...
Predicting 5 key position battles for Michigan football this fall
July is the final month we will have to go without Michigan football as the Wolverines will open their 2024 season against Fresno State on August 31st. There are plenty of positions up for grabs. After graduating a ton of players and sending 13 draft picks to the NFL, Michigan football has no shortage of players vying for playing time.
Ohio’s first Innovation Hub getting $40M in taxpayer funds
(The Center Square) – More than $40 million in state and local taxpayer money is expected to be spent creating Ohio’s first Innovation Hub. Gov. Mike DeWine recently announced the collaboration, which officials say will enhance northwest Ohio’s position as a global leader in glass science, engineering, technology and production. “Innovation rarely happens without daring ideas and bold risks, and Ohio's new Glass Innovation Hub will be a groundbreaking example...
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