Ottawa Hills News

The Hayes Presidential Center would love to see Rutherford B. Hayes represent Ohio in the National Statuary Hall in Washington, and is hoping to make a good impression when the selection committee visits next month.

A statue of Fremont's Rutherford B. Hayes, America's 19th President, is among the candidates being considered by a special Ohio committee to represent the state in the U.S. Capitol's National Statuary Hall Collection.

Two suburban Toledo men, former top executives of auto parts giant Hayes Lemmerz International Inc.

Monday, December 07, 2009 at 8:47 a.m. Read more: Local , Community , Special Section , Holiday House Walk in the Hills The Toledo Opera Guild has planned an exciting event sure to be one of the highlights of the holiday season.A a oeHoliday House Walk in the Hillsa will feature beautifully decorated houses for the holidays.A The homes located in ...

Toledo businessman J. Richard Jamieson could spend up to 20 years in prison after a jury convicted him yesterday in a nationwide investment and insurance fraud scheme that grew out of the AIDS epidemic.

The insurance and investment fraud jury trial of Liberte Capital founder J. Richard Jamieson of Ottawa Hills has been rescheduled for May 19 in U.S. District Court, Toledo.

I live near the Fallen Timbers Monument and I am being overrun by deer that come out of the park and onto my property.

Christmas came early this year to the Old West End home of Jack and Mary Lindberg.

Will someone please step up and tell Commissioner Ben Konop to stop picking at the carcass of dog warden Tom Skeldon? He has tendered his resignation effective early next year and it is time for the Board of Commissioners to move on and make a better dog pound that is free of controversy.

Police in Findlay have arrested a man accused of robbing a Vito's Pizza store at knife-point Saturday night.

Tensions in Ottawa Hills over a proposed deer cull have led to vandalism at the Edgehill Road home of retired Ohio Supreme Court Justice Alice Robie Resnick.

Plans to cull deer from Ottawa Hills could be put on hold if 218 of the village's registered voters agree the decision should be made in the voting booth next May.

There will be no more puppy killings at the Lucas County Pound - at least for now.

Officials in Ottawa Hills have agreed to hire sharpshooters to thin out it's over abundant deer population.

The Toledo area's first organized killing of suburban deer since 1998 passed a crucial hurdle Monday night.

Leaders in the village of Ottawa Hills will hear what local residents think of the plan to hire sharpshooters to cut down on the deer population.

An Ottawa Hills resident who long has been in conflict with the village's administration has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Toledo, claiming the village violated her constitutional rights when council allegedly prohibited her from speaking at a public meeting.

While most Lucas County residents had to stand in long lines for hours to get their swine flu shots - if they could get one - members of Mayor Carty Finkbeiner's staff just needed to come to work.

The Wood County Health Department has received several thousand H1N1 vaccination doses in recent days, but only a few hundred filtered into its Toledo-Lucas County counterpart yesterday.

A vote that could lead to the selective killing of deer in Ottawa Hills remains scheduled for Nov.