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Lake Catholic vs. Ottawa-Glandorf Division IV volleyball state semifinal preview capsule
Where: Wright State Nutter Center, 3640 Colonel Glen Highway, Dayton. Lake Catholic’s path: Defeated Max S. Hayes 3-0, def. Woodridge 3-0, def. Jefferson 3-0, def. Firelands 3-0, def. Elyria Catholic 3-2 Ottawa-Glandorf’s path: Defeated Upper Sandusky 3-0, def. Bellevue 3-2, def. Millbury Lake 3-1, def. Jonathan Alder 3-0.
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Anthony Wayne High School Adds 46 Names to Military Wall of Honor, Now at 779
Anthony Wayne High School added 46 names to its Military Wall of Honor this Veterans Day, bringing the royal blue wall outside the main gym to 779 alumni and district staff members who have served or are serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, the Toledo Free Press reported. Among the newest names are 2025 graduates […]
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UToledo Health Drive Aims to Fill 400 Hygiene Kits for Toledo Families
UToledo Health is inviting departments across the University of Toledo to join its annual hygiene drive, which aims to provide at least 400 hygiene kits to local individuals and families in need, the university announced in a release published by UToledo News. The initiative is now in its fourth year. Participating departments are asked to […]
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Rising Star: Khary Carson II is racing to new heights
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Khary Carson II, a junior at Central Catholic High School, holds a regional record in the 100-meter dash. Carson was the No. 1 ranked sophomore in OHSAA Division III track. Now he’s this week’s Rising Star. Carson said he did not know he had...
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Maumee schools continues deliberations on budget cuts
Maumee schools has until late January to figure out a new financial plan after its proposed tax levy was voted down, the district announced. “I want our staff, families, and community to understand that the reduction we are preparing to recommend will be significant. They will impact staffing, programs, and services across our district,” Maumee Superintendent Steven Lee said during a board of education work session Monday. “These are not minor adjustments or efficiencies that can be made without consequences,” he continued. “They represent difficult decisions that will change aspects of the educational experience we are currently able to offer our students.” Since the levy was rejected by voters on Election Day by a vote of 3,823 to 3,570, Mr. Lee said he has been in talks with district treasurer Paul Brotzki and assistant superintendent Scott Perrotte, in addition to all school principals and supervisors, to try to clarify what potential cuts will be and what the implications of those cuts would be. The levy would have instituted a 1.25 percent earned-income tax to help fund the district’s operating costs. The levy was expected to bring in $5.8 million annually. The district had been under fiscal watch with the state
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No. 7 Carey Stuns Unbeaten Lima Central Catholic 35-13 in Playoff Upset
The upset of the night in Northwest Ohio belonged to the Carey Blue Devils. No. 7 seed Carey went on the road Friday and stunned unbeaten No. 2 Lima Central Catholic 35-13 in a Division VI, Region 22 regional quarterfinal played at Lima Shawnee, a final score confirmed by the Columbus Dispatch, the Mansfield News […]
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All-Ohio honors come home to area runners at OHSAA state cross country
OBETZ — The fourth time is a charm for Shelby’s Anna Will. After qualifying for the state cross country championships in each of the last three seasons, but coming up short in her quest for an All-Ohio honor, the senior accomplished the elusive goal when she finished 33 rd with a 19:29.2 to take second team All-Ohio honors. LEXINGTON TAKES STATE RUNNER-UP HONORS: Lexington's amazing journey leads to Division II state runner-up finish “I am really happy about it,” Will said. “Every year, I have come here with the goal of earning All-Ohio and I have never got it. Finally getting it my senior year and my last race in a Shelby jersey is thrilling and means so much to me. It is something I have been working for since I was a freshman.” Last week at the regional meet, Will got boxed in and while she still earned an individual qualifying spot, she felt like she was held back from running her absolute best. So, she changed her strategy at Saturday’s Ohio High School Athletic Association State Cross Country Championships and sprinted off of the line to get ahead of the pack. It worked well for her as she