Новости за 24.03.2024

Parishioners wave palm fronds in song and salutations during the Palm Sunday service at Epiphany Lutheran Church. About a hundred people, including a more than a dozen children, attended the morning ritual at the West Toledo church, which is celebrating its 100th year of service.

PEMBERVILLE, Ohio — Experience Eastwood looks primed to make a run at a third straight title in the Northern Buckeye Conference.

Here are updates and analysis from Sunday’s WBIT second-round game between Toledo and St. John’s. This story will be updated after each quarter.

Mason Heintschel is bound for Pittsburgh.

A 2023 report from investment firm Vanguard estimates that about a quarter of Americans age 60 and over could move to a cheaper housing market and use the equity in their homes to upsize their retirement savings — making retirement more secure and enjoyable.

Champions of organic farming have long portrayed it as friendlier to humans and the earth. But a new study in a California county found a surprising effect as their acreage grew: Nearby conventional farms applied more pesticides, likely to stay on top of an increased insect threat to their crops, the researchers said.

A classic American cookie is reimagining its ingredients.

Even as a little girl in elementary school, Marcel Hampton had aspirations of becoming a doctor.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo’s Jewish Community Relations Council is hosting two interactive mock seders in April for Toledo’s non-Jewish community to learn about the ritual feast that marks the beginning of Passover.

Spring brush removal in Perrysburg begins at 7 a.m. April 1.

TONTOGANY, Ohio — A handful of votes of the 3,000 cast Tuesday in the Otsego Local Schools district could decide crucial cuts.

The onset of spring means that we have to revisit the impact and health risks associated with ticks in people and our pets. These creepy little eight-legged creatures who are cousins to spiders will start to make their presence known as warmer temperatures and wet weather approach.

Sunday Chat is a weekly feature appearing in The Blade’s print and digital platforms each Sunday.

COLUMBUS — A sitting President facing dissension within his evolving party’s ranks defiantly prepares for a rematch with the man he ousted from the White House four years earlier.

For the second time this season, the University of Toledo welcomes a power conference team to Savage Arena.

The opportunity to rent their home during The Masters in Augusta, Ga. was a fantasy of quick, easy wealth until Dr. Zachary and Shannon Wolff read the rental rules.

THE YWCA of Northwest Ohio's 29th annual Milestones: A Tribute to Women presented by 13abc was on March 19 at the Glass City Center.

JOHN F. KENNEDY used to say, “we can do better.”

From manufacturing artificial retinas in the International Space Station to studying the ability of zebrafish to regenerate their retinas in a laboratory at the University of Michigan, more future options are expected to help those going blind to recover their sight.

Nichole Marie Flores, the principal at St. Ursula Academy in Toledo, died March 13 in her Perrysburg Township home. She was 52.

Michael “Todd” Commisso, an interior designer with a rare eye for beauty and a deep passion for his clients and his work, died at Lakes of Monclova on March 13. He was 56.

It is extremely promising that the leaders of the University of Toledo and Owens Community College are joining forces with Toledo Public Schools to create a career and business academy at Scott Park.

The party of “law and order” has abandoned its heritage with the nomination of Donald Trump as the Republican candidate for president in 2024. Mr. Trump’s shameful Ohio rally on March 16 in support of GOP Senate nominee Bernie Moreno was an outright celebration of criminals who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

In a recent Blade Readers’ forum, state Rep. Joshua Williams (R., Sylvania Township) says he rejects “the idea that government, in the name of fighting climate change, has the right to dictate what kind of car you drive.”

Several decades ago, supercharged with the enthusiasm of youthful naivete, I asked my Magic 8 Ball one question: “Will the girl next door ever notice me?”