Новости за 29.02.2024

After the brochure was printed for the Valentine Theatre’s Heart to Heart Gala, the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and the Valentine collectively discovered a double booking mishap that would prevent the symphony from participating in the event, the downtown Toledo theater announced.

Goodwill Industries of Northwest Ohio, which has 13 stores, said Thursday that it will open a thrift store at 10027 Fremont Pike in Perrysburg this summer.

BOWLING GREEN — A lot of players on Bowling Green State University’s football team will be looking to take advantage of new opportunities over the next several weeks.

Public input is being requested regarding streetscape plans for a portion of downtown Toledo.

A Sylvania Township man wanted in a shooting death of a pregnant woman last month was arrested Thursday morning and booked into the Lucas County jail, according to jail records.

A berth in the state semifinals will be on the line Friday when perennial power St. Francis de Sales clashes with re-emerging Bowling Green in the regional title game at Tam-O-Shanter in Sylvania.

WASHINGTON — Citing potential national security risks, the Biden administration says it will investigate Chinese-made “smart cars” that can gather sensitive information about Americans driving them.

IAC Wauseon LLC, an automotive interiors maker, is planning a permanent layoff of 175 employees on or about April 26, the company said in a WARN notice filed with the state of Ohio.

BOWLING GREEN — A former high school strength coach was barred from internet access Thursday after authorities said he used social media to visit the TikTok page of an alleged molestation victim and contacted a different minor on Snapchat.

The Buzz Family Diner is a friendly hometown diner in Whitehouse. The booths are snug, the space lived-in, and it resembles a place frequented by the main characters in a ’90s sitcom.

More Americans applied for jobless benefits last week, but layoffs remain historically low even as more high-profile companies have announced job cuts this year.

WASHINGTON  — An inflation gauge favored by the Federal Reserve increased in January, the latest sign that the slowdown in U.S. consumer price increases is occurring unevenly from month to month.

DETROIT — Owners of Ford electric vehicles can now use much of Tesla's charging network in the U.S. and Canada, but there's a hitch.

In 2008, the first Acoustics for Autism was held at the Village Idiot in Uptown Maumee, featuring one stage and 12 bands. When the 17th annual Acoustics for Autism takes place on Sunday, it will feature 95 bands and eight stages throughout uptown Maumee.

It’s time to welcome Jazz Alley to Toledo. Located on the first floor of Glass City Center, Jazz Alley is a corridor in the building with murals and photo collages created by local artists Rachel Richardson and Yusuf Lateef. A free jazz concert from Jean and Lisa Holden will take place on Saturday from 3 p.m to 5 p.m. in Jazz Alley. Food and refreshments will be available for sale. Glass City Center is located at 405 Jefferson Ave. For more information, visit jeanholden.com.

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A Toledo consortium of glassmakers, universities and civic groups is asking the state of Ohio for a $31.4 million grant to create a tech hub to advance glass-making and recycling.

211 DAY was celebrated on Feb. 11, but it was a whole week celebration for United Way’s free, 24/7 information, and referral service for anyone with a health or human service need.

DETROIT — Sometimes presidential campaigns are exciting from the start.

Toledo Public Schools is on the path less traveled for low-emission bus transportation and it’s a huge benefit to taxpayers. (“TPS picks propane buses over electric in effort to go green, Monday)

In its new jail, Lucas County is undertaking a construction project that is roughly twice as big as anything previously built by the county.

When writing about STRS Ohio, The Blade Editorial Board should exercise caution when using terms like “managerial miscue” and “market-trailing investment returns” (“STRS chaos continues,” Feb. 19).

The President has been clear since 2020 that he intends to use his federal agencies to eliminate sales of new gas cars.

In light of the death of Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old nonbinary student from Oklahoma, one day after the teen was beaten in a school bathroom, let’s take a serious look at our society’s rampant transphobia.