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Chick-fil-A Planned For Adrian
ADRIAN — A Chick-fil-A restaurant is being planned for Adrian near the Lowe’s shopping area along Division Street. The Adrian Planning Commission has approved plans for the proposed restaurant, which would be located between two existing entrances to the shopping area. The development was discussed during ViewPoint with...
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Police investigating after person shot in East Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo police are investigating after a person was shot in the leg Wednesday. Officers responded to the shooting just before 2 p.m. near the intersection of Willow Avenue and Earl Street, according to TPD. A person was walking in the area and realized they had been...
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Milan Township Tables Power Plant Rules After Public Pushback
Milan Township officials are taking more time to develop regulations for natural gas power plants after residents and environmental advocates raised concerns about air pollution, nearby schools and emergency preparedness. The Planning Commission voted Nov. 10 to table proposed zoning amendments until December, following a public hearing that drew speakers...
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Hudson, Britton Deerfield look to keep playoff runs alive in crucial Week 12 matchups
Hudson and Springport met on the gridiron for the first time last season. By halftime, the Tigers knew they were regional champions. On Friday, for the second straight year, Hudson (10-1, 1st in LCAA) will host Springport (10-1, 1st in Big 8) at Thompson Field with a regional title on the line. Beckett Campbell stole the show last time around. The running back had a career night with 14 carries for 359 yards and five touchdowns to lead the Tigers to a 68-22 win over the Spartans as a sophomore. Campbell, now a junior, will lead Hudson once more against the Big 8 Conference champions. Springport retained momentum from its program-best 11-1 season in 2025. The Spartans ran the table with an undefeated 8-0 record in conference play. Their only loss this season came in Week 3, a 42-13 loss to top-ranked Beal City. Last season, Springport’s offense was led by senior quarterback Gibson Overweg. His younger brother, sophomore Rip Overweg, has since filled his shoes. Rip has led a Spartan offense that prides itself on running the ball and making high-percentage throws. Last week, he accounted for four total touchdowns in Springport’s 34-22 district final win over Decatur. “[Overweg]
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Toledo Boy, 10, Faces Long Recovery After Pickup Hit Him Walking Home
Toledo police are still investigating the November 4 crash that seriously injured a 10-year-old boy who was walking home from school with his brothers near Manhattan Boulevard and Mulberry Street, according to a Toledo News Today briefing summarizing local reporting on November 10. The boy was struck by a pickup truck in a marked crosswalk, […]
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Historic girls volleyball season for Quincy ends at D3 Regional Semifinals
OTTAWA LAKE, MI (WTVB) – Quincy made the long road trip to Whiteford High School in Ottawa Lake Tuesday night for an MHSAA Division 3 Girls Volleyball Regional Semifinal showdown against seventh-ranked Clinton. The Redwolves swept the Orioles in straight sets, 25-16, 25-19, 25-23 to end a historic season that included Quincy’s first District championship in 49 years.
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Adrian pantry to give away 350 Thanksgiving turkeys
ADRIAN — The St. Vincent DePaul – St. Joseph Conference Food Pantry in Adrian will give away 350 Thanksgiving meal kits Tuesday, Nov. 17. The drive-through event starts at 9 a.m. at the fairgrounds and runs until the turkeys are gone. Each car can pick up for up to two families.
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Saline Schools Weighs Changes to Transgender Student Policy
Students and parents urge district to preserve protections as board considers two approaches to revisions. Saline Area Schools is reconsidering its transgender and nonbinary student policy, but board members have yet to agree on what those protections should look like on paper. At its Nov. 10 meeting, the Board of...
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2 seriously injured in hit-run crash in central Toledo
Two people were seriously injured Tuesday when their vehicle was hit by a red-light runner at the intersection of Dorr and Hawley streets, Toledo Police Department reported. Java’e Moore, 31, was driving eastbound on Dorr at 2:53 p.m. and coming up on Hawley when an unknown vehicle ran the red light and pulled out in front of her, a police report said. The second vehicle fled the scene. Mrs. Moore, of the 100 block of Birmingham Terrace in Toledo, and her passenger, Anthony Jones, 35, of the 1300 block of Fitchland Avenue in Toledo, were transported to Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center “with serious physical injuries,” the police report said. Police said, after arriving at St. Vincent’s, Mrs. Moore was being transferred to ProMedica Toledo Hospital “for more appropriate care.”
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Toledo Homicides Fall 27 Percent, But More People Are Being Shot
TOLEDO — Toledo is on pace for its fewest homicides in more than a decade, but more people are being shot than a year ago, according to the city’s third-quarter crime figures, presented at a Nov. 2 news conference at Toledo police headquarters and reported by Lake Erie Inquiry from the City of Toledo’s own […]
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Woman, 31, Dies in Lucas County Jail Cell; Sheriff, Coroner Investigating
TOLEDO — A 31-year-old woman died Monday morning, November 9, after she was found unresponsive in her cell at the Lucas County Corrections Center in downtown Toledo, according to the Lucas County Sheriff’s Office, as reported by WTOL 11 and 13abc (WTVG). The sheriff’s office identified the woman as Gabrielle Magsig. Officers found her at […]
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Driver gets 9 years for bicyclist’s hit-and-run death in Point Place
Finding “no accountability” on the part of a man who fatally struck a bicyclist and fled the scene on New Year’s Eve in Point Place, a judge sent that driver to prison Thursday for nine years. Marcus Deamicis, 74, told Judge Ken Walz in Lucas County Common Pleas Court that he did not know he had struck Timothy Haase, 44, until Sept. 10, when he and his lawyer reviewed video from the mid-afternoon crash scene on Summit Street at 131st Street. “Was that willful blindness? Was it refusal to accept what happened? It’s confounding,” Judge Walz later said before handing Deamicis a sentence two years shy of the maximum for first-degree aggravated vehicular homicide. The judge noted that investigators found no skid marks at the scene and calculated Deamicis’ speed at more than 40 mph, while witnesses estimated his speed as much higher. Deamicis, of the 4900 block of Suder Avenue, said his knee had become stuck with his foot pinned on the accelerator and he had swerved to avoid crashing into traffic stopped ahead on Summit for a red light at 131st. “I’ve never harmed anyone in my life,” Deamicis said after stating his deep sorrow for the crash.