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Baldwin-Wallace College Names Ninth President
Robert C. Helmer, president of Lourdes University in Sylvania, Ohio, has been named the ninth president of Baldwin-Wallace College.
on Craigslist: 1980 Duntov Turbo Convertible
Back before the C4 Callaway Twin Turbos, aftermarket company American Custom Industries partnered with Zora Arkus-Duntov on a limited run of custom Corvettes.
Pound to offer 'pit' adoptions
Lucas County will begin adopting out "pit bull"-type dogs directly to the public within 90 days, according to county Commissioner Carol Contrada.
'Censorship in the Arts' features TMA Director
Lourdes University is pleased to announce "Censorship in the Arts," the topic of the 2012 Sr.
Community Ombudsman: Benefit to help boy who lost his mother
It has been three months since her sudden death, but patients stillA come into the Pinnacle Eye Group in Sylvania and say, "Where is the girl with the dark hair?" They might not have known her name was Jackie Greunke, but they knew the optometric assistant was friendly and interested in their lives.
Candidates back out of Lucas Co. ballot
Write-in candidate for Lucas County Commissioner Thomas Stamos of Toledo withdrew, leaving John Marshall of Sylvania Township as the only Republican candidate to run against Democratic incumbent Pete Gerken.
13abc Action News Morning News Digest
A big investment for projects in the glass city is expected to be announced later this morning.
Sylvania holds training session
Law enforcement officers, firefighters, healthcare officials, elected officials and school representatives from around Lucas County recently participated in an area wide terrorism response tabletop training exercise.
Yoga 'puts you in a good place'
The 5,000-year-old practice has gone from an obscure Eastern-oriented discipline to somehow, almost overnight, the hottest exercise trend.
Toledo to spend $28M on street resurfacing in 2012
If there is one thing all Toledoans can agree on is the state of the city's streets and roads.A On Tuesday the administration of Mike Bell formally presented its 2012 street resurfacing plan.A Robin Whitney, Commissioner of the Division of Engineering Services, says the plan incorporates feedback from citizens.A "It adds up to about $28 million in ... (more)
Sylvania trustees sell old fire station
The facility, at 6438-6448 W. Central Ave., is no longer needed for public use and was replaced by a modern fire station at 3006 N. McCord Rd.
Restaurant Report Card - Feb. 2
When you book your next reservation you want to eat somewhere a clean bill of health, right? This week, we have several restaurants with sterling reviews from the Lucas County Health Department.
Read more: Local , Community , Automotive , News , TARTA Public Meetings , Toledo Area Transportation , Perrysburg , Sylvania , Toledo , Rossford , TARTA Tax Dollars , March 6 Ballot Issue , Transit Needs in Toledo , Bus System TARTA will hold meetings in Maumee, Perrysburg, Sylvania, Toledo and Rossford in response toA increasing complaints about ... (more)
Streetside mascots draw customers
A sign shaker dressed as Disney's Goofy promotes Great Clips store in Sylvania on Saturday.
It's a subdued palette that brushes winter - plenty of brown and gray, to be sure, but in an expanse of hues.
Groundhog Day 2012 vs. Groundhog Day 2011
We've enjoyed a very mild winter so far in our region. But remember last groundhog day? What a difference a year makes! This year, lots of folks showed up at Wildwood Metropark on Groundhog Day to see Wildwood Willie make his annual prognostication.
After visiting the Ohio Music Education Association District 1 Honor Band rehearsals this past Saturday at Sylvania Northview High school, one could easily see how band students made this task look like a piece of cake.
Fear of being fired: LGBTQ professionals fight for equality
I networked with area small business owners, teachers, doctors, financial planners, executives, etc.
Bricks to raise funds for service center
Jason Robertson, executive director of Sylvania Area Family Services, says the 5,000-square-foot expansion now under construction is being built largely by labor donated by members of local trade unions.