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75-Year-Old Woman Sends Over $120,000 to a Person Claiming To Be Journey’s Steve Perry
While promoting a successful solo career on stage with albums like Steet Talk, The Season, and Traces, many remember Steve Perry as the frontman for the rock band Journey. Spending several years with the band, he helped them gain international fame that continues today. And with Journey having fans all around the world, one woman in Cleveland, Ohio jumped at the chance to help Perry. The only problem, the person she was helping was not Perry.
Tecumseh, Siena Heights grad Shane Lewandowski to lead Lawrence Tech men's lacrosse
LIVONIA — A former Tecumseh and Siena Heights standout is now leading another lacrosse program as Shane Lewandowski was recently named the next head coach of Lawrence Tech men's lacrosse. LTU director of athletics Mary Ann Meltzer tabbed Lewandowski after he served as an assistant this past season under Paul Nemzek, who was 40-37 in his seven seasons as head coach. ...
Curious Crow Collective in Tecumseh is vintage store’s ‘moodier’ spinoff
TECUMSEH — Kate Van Theel is a familiar face in downtown Tecumseh, given that she has operated Antiques & Vintage on the Boulevard for 10 years. Her latest venture, The Curious Crow Collective, is a spinoff of the antiques and vintage store, but it has what Van Theel describes as a “moody” feel.
Repurposed and More opens on Chicago Boulevard in Tecumseh
TECUMSEH — Repurposed and More is a new addition to downtown Tecumseh. The store carries a variety of vintage and newer furniture pieces that it will customize to satisfy what the customer wants, as well as other accent and home décor pieces. The store had a “soft opening” over Memorial Day weekend, and officially opened on June 1.
'They just love baseball': Archbold Jr. ACME Baseball set to host, compete in State Tournament
ARCHBOLD, Ohio — Summer is coming to a close and so too the ACME Baseball season. The Junior State Tournament is set to begin on July 8 in Archbold. And wouldn't you know, the team who calls Memorial Park home is among the field battling for this year's title.
Ohio Sees Alarming 10,000% Surge in EBT/SNAP Benefits Fraud: How to Protect Your Benefits!
Many Dayton residents have reported stolen EBT/SNAP benefits, prompting Montgomery County Job and Family Services to advise affected individuals to contact their local agency for replacement cards and benefits while also urging immediate PIN changes and theft reports to the police. Steps to Recover Stolen EBT/SNAP Benefits in Montgomery County According to the WDTN 2 […]
Hamilton County secures $100 million funds
COLUMBUS –State Rep. Cecil Thomas (D-Cincinnati) announced the June 26 passage of House Bill (HB) 2, the state’s biennial state capital budget, in both the Ohio House of Representatives and Senate. The record-setting $6.2 billion investment makes appropriations for state-owned infrastructure, colleges, universities and school districts as well as other community projects.
LYONS VILLAGE COUNCIL: MCS Manufacturing Closing; Funding For Village Discussed
MCS Manufacturing … The company located on County Road 10-3 will soon close its doors as announced at the Lyons Village Council Meeting. The Lyons Village Council held their meeting on Monday, July 1st. The meeting began at 7:00 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance, before members moved on to discuss the following items.
Free concert series brings original music to Hudson
HUDSON — It’s what organizer Dave Sheely calls “one of Lenawee County’s best kept secrets” — a concert series that, for more than a decade, has been bringing talented acoustic groups and singer-songwriters to play free concerts in Hudson. “I wanted others in the...
U.S. Supreme Court sides with Henry County jeweler
NAPOLEON — The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Henry County jeweler’s claim that police can be sued for filing an unsubstantiated charge leading to arrest even if other charges in the same case were deemed appropriate for prosecution. By a 6-3 vote, the nation’s high court overturned a ruling from the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati and found that because a felony money-laundering charge may have been the reason Jascha Chiaverini spent nearly four days in the Henry County jail, he had the right to sue the Napoleon Police Department, several of its officers, the...
Why one SEC school keeps coming back to Toledo for football recruits
It is difficult to separate Toledo football from Vince Marrow, and vice versa. Marrow was an all-conference tight end at the University of Toledo en route to a 10-year professional playing career. After a few years coaching in the now-defunct NFL Europe league, he returned to the Toledo area to become the head coach at Springfield High School. Following a year of coaching in the high school ranks, Marrow returned to UT as the tight ends coach. At the same time, he sent his son to Central Catholic. As a player, coach, recruiter, and parent, Marrow became familiar with the coaches in the area and the level of talent on the field.
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