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Top 15 Famous People Born in Toledo, Ohio
Known as the “Glass City,” Toledo is often associated with manufacturing, the Mud Hens, and a strong Midwestern identity. But it’s also been the birthplace of some of America’s most influential names in music, politics, science, and sports. From Grammy winners to groundbreaking activists and football coaches, here’s a countdown of 15 famous people born in Toledo, Ohio.
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Maumee Fire Division mourning loss of a firefighter
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Maumee Fire Division and the City of Maumee announced the sudden passing of a firefighter on Sunday. Jared Bradley was a firefighter and paramedic for Maumee and joined the division in March 2025 at the age of 21. A spokesperson from the City of Maumee...
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Northwest OH Paramedic/Firefighter Dies Suddenly
MAUMEE, Ohio — A paramedic/firefighter for a Toledo suburb has died, the Maumee Fire Division announced Sunday. According to a news release, Jared Bradley “died suddenly” on Sunday. The news release did not give a cause of death. Bradley had joined the Maumee department in March 2025...
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Liberty Center team title, 3 individual wins highlight area performances at OHSAA girls cross country state meet
OBETZ, Ohio — Individual winners, team titles, and historic program moments happened for area teams at the OHSAA girls cross country state championships at Fortress Obetz and Memorial Park on Saturday. Southview’s Julia Bocik, Napoleon’s Gwen Huddle, and Ottawa Hills’ Natalie Nixon earned individual championships in Division II, Division III, and Division IV, highlighting the best of local individual results. Liberty Center won the D-IV team title with 112 points. Nobody came close to Huddle (17:35.7), who had nearly an 18-second gap ahead of Marlington’s Irelyn Johnson in second place (17:53.5). In her junior season, Huddle previously posted the Ohio’s best girls’ time this season at districts (17:05.5). “Pressure is a privilege. Pressure makes diamonds,” Huddle said. “I’m just taking it in right now, and I’m going to keep staying hungry for the next year, and I’m ready to one-up what I did this year, and am excited for what’s to come.” Both Huddle and Bocik were the lone representatives for their respective schools. A sophomore, Bocik said she entered each race this season confident. That confidence fueled district and state title-winning efforts. Shortly after finishing in 17:37.7, the weight of the moment had yet to set in for Bocik.
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35-year-old man stabbed in West Toledo; woman arrested
A 35-year-old man was taken to the hospital Sunday night after being stabbed in the abdomen. Around 11:15 p.m. police were called to an apartment in the 5500 block of Lewis Avenue where they found the man with a single stab wound. He was taken to Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center. Courtney Le-Shay Ellis, 31, the mother of the man’s children, was arrested and charged with second-degree felonious assault. According to court records, she stabbed the man with a kitchen knife. At her arraignment in Toledo Municipal Court on Monday morning, her bond was set at $50,000. A preliminary hearing is set for Nov. 16.
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To the editor: Say it ain’t so, Blade
Call me old fashioned, a relic of the past, sentimental, or just an old shoe but I’m someone who still enjoys my morning newspaper, these days with a good cup of coffee. And, my life journey with The Blade has been just that. For someone whose entire life has been intertwined with our local newspaper, the thought of it being gone is very hard to comprehend but not difficult to understand. For me it began in the late 1950s with reading the funny papers. In those days, there were The Toledo Blade and Toledo Times. So, there was always plenty of old newspapers around the house to wrap a casserole in, use as kindling, or to dispose of fish cleanings. Plus, local reporting was a staple which created lots of opportunities for area kids to get their picture in the paper. Read more letters to the editor Like many in Toledo, I had a Blade route. Better to have that one than a Times route, which entailed getting up very early and completing your task before sunrise and school. Had the big basket on my bike, could fold a newspaper tightly and as fast as anyone at the station on
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Local restaurants open for Thanksgiving
To make your Thanksgiving stress-free while still having a great meal, here are some local restaurants serving Thanksgiving dinner or helping you make a tasty meal. From noon-6pm, Maumee Bay Brewing Company will be hosting its annual Thanksgiving Buffet. The buffet will consist of turkey and stuffing and all your favorite Thanksgiving sides. Make your reservation by calling 419-243-1302. mbaybrew.com/events/thanksgiving-buffet-2.