Sylvania News

For every $3 a business owner spends, the city will match it with a dollar. Some businesses along Sylvania Avenue near Secor are trying to stay afloat, and a council vote yesterday could help.

The alias of composer Chip Davis, Mannheim Steamroller was among the pioneers of neo-classical electronic music, emerging as one of the driving forces behind the New Age phenomenon.

World War II veteran Jim Rose said the University of Toledo's new memorial to honor those who served our country is "just beautiful." "It's really awesome they are doing this," said Mr.

Claude Monet was so enchanted with natural light, he painted series of haystacks, poplars, and the cathedral at Rouen.

The people may stay the same, but the names and places where Toledoans can speak to their stockbroker are undergoing a realignment, resulting from the financial turmoil on Wall Street a year ago.

It takes a big man to tackle the biggest weekend of the year for downtown Woodstock.

The story of an individual with gender identity questions and struggling to find a place within a faith community will be the subject of a movie and panel discussion today in Sylvania.

In response to Gwynne Dyer's Nov. 10 column: As usual, Mr. Dyer seems to have the answers to all questions, even justifying malicious and premeditated murder.

The Kingston Care Center of Sylvania will be collecting coats for local children and adults.

This, in todays' paper. Sounds like the best way to get the dog catchers attention-get in his pocketbook!! rticle published November 14, 2009 Prominent vet supports boycotting dog-tag fees Cut in funding could force warden to change Photo Dr.

Dr. Bob Esplin says he would support a dog license boycott if serious changes aren't made soon.

The alias of composer Chip Davis, Mannheim Steamroller was among the pioneers of neo-classical electronic music, emerging as one of the driving forces behind the New Age phenomenon.

Frustrated with the policies and practices of the Lucas County dog warden, a prominent Sylvania veterinarian said yesterday he would support a dog license boycott if serious changes aren't made soon.

Frank Basler thumbed through newspaper clippings and meandered the hallways of the former Burnham High School in Sylvania yesterday, a school he quit during the Great Depression before he could graduate.

A WTOL Investigation has found where the most dangerous accidents are taking place in Northwest Ohio.

Bell jumps ahead of Wilkowski Independent Mike Bell jumped ahead of Democrat Keith Wilkowski for mayor of Toledo, with 54 percent of precincts counted.

Members of the local Muslim community Friday denounced the shootings at Fort Hood in which an American-born Muslim and Army officer is suspected of killing 13 people and wounding 30.

In dealing with dangerous dogs, Ohio and Lucas County are all wrong, a lawyer-lobbyist for an animal-welfare organization told a group at Government Center yesterday.

Bruce E. Nelson, 63, a TARTA bus driver who helped rescue a couple from their burning apartment, died of nonalcoholic cirrhosis Saturday in Ebeid Hospice Residence, Sylvania.

An Ohio woman who was implanted with the wrong embryo said she hopes to visit soon with the baby boy she delivered and turned over to his biological parents.