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Toledo and Bowling Green Turn Rivalry Into Food Drive for Student Pantry
The Battle of I-75 is usually fought on the field and in the stands. This month, the University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University are also fighting it at the food pantry donation bin — and students who rely on campus food assistance win either way. The University of Toledo Athletics Department announced Nov. […]
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Nov. 7-8 Fallen Timbers Art Festival: Art, wine, food and fun
MAUMEE – Art, wine, food and fun – that’s what the Anthony Wayne Area Arts Commission will deliver during its sixth annual Fallen Timbers Arts Festival, Nov. 7-8 in what is now Timbers Town Center in Maumee. Sarah Vanni is one of 35 local artists invited to...
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Greenville's 23rd Horse Parade Returns Nov. 21, Trucks Light Up Broadway
Main Street Greenville is calling on families, farms and clubs to bring their horses, carriages and trucks downtown as the 23rd annual Hometown Holiday Horse Parade returns Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. Horse-drawn carriages, wagons, buggies and riders are all invited to join the procession through downtown Greenville, with a separate lighted truck parade rolling down Broadway the same evening.
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DJs bring music, energy to Toledo-area polls
Election Day in the Toledo area had a lively soundtrack as DJs brought dance-floor favorites to polling locations across the region, including Miesha “DJ Lu” Ashford at Springfield High School. DJs at the Polls is a national nonpartisan initiative that aims to make Election Day a welcoming community celebration. “I hope they feel joy — I hope they feel welcome,” Ms. Ashford said. “I hope they feel like they’re part of something like a party, and that it makes them feel good.” As voters entered the Springfield High School polling site Tuesday, she played a variety of dance music, including “Get Silly” by V.I.C., “Electric Boogie” by Marcia Griffiths, “Outstanding” by the Gap Band, and music by Michael Jackson. Brandi Grover, who has three children in the Springfield district, appreciated the variety. “She had something for everyone. It’s been good for us out here. For people coming in, it kind of gives a more relaxed vibe instead of being totally stressed,” Ms. Grover said. DJs at the Polls is a nonprofit that aims to increase voter turnout among historically underrepresented groups, including people of color, young people, and first-time voters. In randomized controlled trials, polling sites with DJs at the