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3 presentations scheduled at the art museum
James Raven will speak about his new book, The Artist's Eyes: Vision and the History of Art, at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Little Theater at the Toledo Museum of Art.
'Blue Like Jazz' author plans Perrysburg talk
Donald Miller wrote a book while looking in the mirror with A Million Miles in a Thousand Years .
Auto supplier Dana reports $38M loss
Dana Corp. reported a $38 million loss in the third quarter, a substantial improvement from the $256 million loss during the same period last year.
Moms want to look great for their child's wedding
Kathy Gabel of Maumee estimates she tried on 25 to 30 dresses before finding the dress to wear at the Oct.
Kaptur named in ethics report leak
A standoff on Bennett Ave. FridayA afternoon held police at bay for more than an hour, but ended peacefully with one suspect in custody.
With the election just five days away, independent candidate Mike Bell yesterday accused Democratic opponent Keith Wilkowski of exaggerating his role in economic development deals of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Lexington Band of Gold wins Grand Champion trophy
SWANTON, Ohio -- The Lexington High School Marching Band of Gold earned the Grand Champion trophy on Saturday night at the 10th annual Swanton Bulldog Bowl near Toledo.
State to issue $10 firewood permits
Area residents can obtain low-cost firewood for the upcoming winter through an Ohio Department of Natural Resources firewood-cutting program ongoing in the Maumee State Forest, about five miles southwest of Swanton.
2 charged with theft from Belmont Country Club
Two former employees of Belmont Country Club were indicted by a Wood County grand jury this week on charges they stole thousands of dollars from the private club in Perrysburg Township.
TARTA seeks to end holiday service, cut Sunday hours
TARTA buses would run for fewer hours on Sundays, not at all on six major holidays, and less frequently during off-peak hours the rest of the week under a package of proposed cuts intended to offset a forecasted decline in the agency's levy revenue.
Man stabbed by girlfriend in South Toledo : News : WNWO NBC24
The story that a little boy had floated away in a giant helium balloon was a hoax concocted to land a reality television show, authorities said Sunday, and the boy's parents will likely face felony charges.
Sheriff: Boy-in-balloon was hoax, charges expected : News : WNWO NBC24
Six-year-old Falcon Heene listens to questions during a news conference outside the family's home in Fort Collins, Colo., after Falcon Heene was found hiding in a box in a space above the garage on Thursday, Oct.
Toledo firemen rescue one of their own : News : WNWO NBC24
Police are getting closer to identifying the suspects in aA wild shootoutA at a bar that sent patrons scrambling for cover.
PORT CLINTON -- Larry LeBay used to take the Ohio Turnpike from Maumee to the Fremont/Port Clinton interchange every day.
Race suspected in incident at Maumee water park
Depending on who's talking, different versions are likely to be heard about what happened inside the Splash Bay Indoor Water Park.
Most branches of the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library will be open during regular hours.
High school principal addresses parents on changing to trimester
Maumee High School Principal Larry Caffro said switching to a trimester system at his district has led to better ACT scores, attendance rates and discipline.
Freighter accident on the Maumee : News : WNWO NBC24
Posted on Friday, October 09, 2009 at 3:51 a.m. UPDATE: Wea re learning new information this morning about Thursdaya s accident involving the Canadian Flag Grain Vessel a oeCuyahoga.a Read story Dawn Hall - Local cookbook author Friday, October 09, 2009 at 9:15 AM Local cookbook author, Dawn Hall, visits our studios to prepare some quick and ...
Maumee home tour celebrates history, aids seniors
People swear they've seen the ghost of a little girl in a blue dress at the old Commercial Building at 301 River Rd.
Hybrids less costly at pump, not shop
It has been a decade since the 2000 Honda Insight and later the 2001 Toyota Prius began quietly traversing America's roadways, endearing themselves and their groundbreaking technology to environmentalists everywhere.