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Toledo beekeeper battles roaches from neighbor’s property, says pesticide use now threatens his hives
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Toledo man reached out to 13 Action News for help with a roach infestation, and his options to deal with it are limited. “Anytime my hair moves on me, I’m up thinking it’s a bug. I get home late at night from work when they come out, and I’m walking all around my house looking and staring at everything,” said Demond Anderson.
The Blade
Perrysburg area businesses can learn communication techniques at Meta workshop
The Perrysburg Area Chamber of Commerce is collaborating with Meta to teach local companies about communication strategies through social media. The event takes place Oct. 27 from 7:45 to 9:15 a.m. at Cutting Edge Countertops, 1300 Flagship Dr., Perrysburg. During the session, participants will learn how to identify their audience, communicate to their following, and create customer buyer personas. Darlenne Helena, founder of Helena Media and a certified lead trainer with Meta, will present on using social media platforms to amplify a business’ message. To register, visit perrysburgchamber.com .
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Watch: Getting back in the cab
Farming has always been a way of life for Logan Heath of Quincy, Ohio. After a life-changing accident during his senior year of high school left him paralyzed, Heath faced the possibility of never returning to the farm. But with support from Rachel Jarman, Dr. Dee Jepsen, and the team at Ohio AgrAbility, he found new ways to stay involved in the operation he loves.
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Ohio village puts 9,222 solar panels on reservoir, now has 13 times the state's solar per resident
Monroeville, Ohio, has installed a 6-megawatt floating solar array on its reservoir, making it Ohio's largest floating solar project and one of the top five in the United States. Monroeville, Ohio, has expanded solar generation without using additional cropland by placing a new array on its reservoir. For a village...
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Conference to help employers turn generational differences to competitive advantage
Some organizations are struggling to navigate a work place where multiple generations collide daily over values, communication styles, and expectations. The Generational Differences in the Workplace Conference is set for 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 30 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Perrysburg, inviting business leaders, human resources professionals, and community organizations across the region to explore both the challenges and opportunities of a multigenerational work place. The conference will examine today’s multigenerational work force and provide strategies to improve communication, strengthen leadership, reduce conflict, and increase employee engagement. The program features nationally recognized keynote speaker Tim Elmore, founder of Growing Leaders, along with Willie McKether, president of WLM Cultural Communications and professor of anthropology at the University of Toledo. “For the first time in modern history, as many as five generations are working alongside one another,” Mr. McKether said in a release. “Each generation brings valuable experiences, expectations and ways of communicating.” The goal of the conference, he said, is to help organizations move beyond stereotypes and build work places where those differences become a competitive advantage. Human resources professionals attending the conference may earn 6.5 professional development credit hours. Individual tickets are $225 per person for one
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Scott Equity Exchange Co, Gearing Up for Harvest!
With the completion of the “New Bin” as showcased in a previous article this year, Scott Equity Exchange is looking forward to a productive harvest season. With construction complete, General Manager Sadie Litzenberg states, “What excites me about our new bin is that it is the first of a 3-phase outlook of expansion for the co-op. Our long-term plan is to add another 500,000-bushel bin, 40,000-bushel wet bin, and grain dryer as “phase 2”. The final phase will be to demolish the original elevator and uphill pit. Once that is done, we will have room to update the dry fertilizer and chemical building. This new building is just the beginning of a long-term vision from myself and the board members and will take quite a few years. In the meantime, it will mean quicker turn-around times during harvest, separate lines for soybeans and corn, and the obvious extra space for grain to accommodate our vision of Scott Equity Exchange being able to help more growers.
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Floating solar array installed on Ohio village reservoir
Floating solar developer D3Energy has energized a 6 MW floating photovoltaic (FPV) array in the Village of Monroeville, Ohio. The system stands as the largest floating solar installation in the state and one of the largest operating FPV projects in the Midwest. Sited directly on the Huron County village’s drinking...
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Sheetz announces ribbon cutting, targeted opening date for Findlay distribution center
Sheetz will cut the ribbon on its new distribution facility in Findlay next week, and it is expected to begin operations on Oct. 11, the company announced. The ribbon cutting will take place Tuesday morning at the facility on Township Road 230 north of the city. Sheetz CEO Travis Sheetz will be at the event along with area officials and community leaders, a company spokesperson said.
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Propane prices up 10% at Northwest Ohio supplier, with more increases possible this winter
OTTAWA COUNTY, Ohio (WTVG) - Propane prices are rising in the Northwest Ohio area, though not as quickly as gasoline and diesel prices, according to a local supplier. GasBuddy shows the average price for regular gas in Toledo was $4.38 on Thursday, while diesel sat at $6.80. NWO Propane in...
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Toledo man says mail delivery has been cut off for months amid dispute with carrier
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A Toledo man who lives on 323rd Street says he hasn’t received mail at his home in over three or four months. Kaleb Glass says his mail carrier stopped delivering to his house after an incident involving his dog. “He got out of my backyard...
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Gas tax holiday? A reporter tries his luck, and the Toledo Blade in trouble
Candidates for Ohio governor are pushing lawmakers for a gas tax holiday. But there are mixed feelings in the statehouse over how to bring relief to drivers. Plus, a local teen jumps from a vehicle on the highway, leading to his death and raising questions about the foster care system.
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Real Estate Transfer 9-24-26
09/18/2026 Daniel J & Jennifer L Kable to William Fish III & Ashlee Fisher, 22152 West Hollyhock Lane, $430,000. 09/15/2026 Ernest Dematteis to Catawba Outback LLC, 3425 NE Catawba Rd., $56,856.84. 09/15/2026 Stephen C Smith and Terry L Smith to Jacqueline Brickner Trustee of the Corliss-Cool Irrevocable Heritage Trust dated...
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Local municipalities could lose millions if Ohio gas tax pauses
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Domino’s franchisee closes 13 Ohio locations
Mile High Pizza Company, owned by Ohio-based Domino’s franchisee Anthony Satterwhite, has abruptly closed 13 stores in North Central Ohio. According to several local media reports, the shuttered locations are in Mansfield, Canal Fulton, Ashland, Galion, Crestline, Akron, Barberton, Mt. Gilead, and Wadsworth, Ohio. Domino’s confirmed the closures in an email to Nation’s Restaurant News, calling Mile High Pizza Company a “former franchisee.”