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The Blade
City continues leaf collection efforts into the weekend
City crews will continue collecting leaves in certain parts of the city over the weekend, and begin collection in other parts during the week of Nov. 16, officials announced Friday. Crews will continue collection efforts in ZIP codes 43607 and 43614 this weekend and begin collection in ZIP codes 43605 and 43612 during the week. Residents in those areas should get their leaves to the curb as soon as possible and should limit on-street parking so as to not hamper collection efforts. People are discouraged from placing leaves in the street weeks ahead of time, as it can clog sewers and cause flooding. For a full schedule and map, visit toledo.oh.gov/leaf-pickup . Unless people live in a second-pass area, they should not place leaves in the street once the area has been serviced. At that point, their options are to compost the leaves, dispose of them in their gray trash container, or take the leaves to one of five drop-off locations for free disposal. The drop-off locations are: ● Bowman Park, 4671 Jackman Rd. ● Detwiler Park, 3775 Manhattan Blvd. ● Ravine Park I, 1600 Mott Ave. ● Woodsdale Park, 1226 Woodsdale Ave. ● Elmdale Woodlot, 221 Elmdale Rd.
13abc.com
Twirling Annie: Local 7-year-old national champion uses majorette skills to give back
PERRYSBURG, Ohio (WTVG) - Coming off of two national titles, Annie Galati, also known as Twirling Annie, is getting ready for the next season. Twirling is a sport that combines a variety of skills including dance, tumbling, showmanship, and precision. Seven-year-old Annie has been at it for three years, or...
The Daily Record
Chippewa come close, falls to Ottawa Hills in OHSAA Division V state finals
COLUMBUS — In the post match press conference after its OHSAA Division V state championship defeat on Friday, Nov. 13, at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus, Chippewa head coach Ruth Coney sat next to her three senior players — forward Delaney Marshall and center backs Paityn Welty and Myra Lewis. Before she was able to speak, the emotion on her face was noticeable and it was tough for her to get the words out. "It's a hard thing to talk about when you just lost a state championship game," Coney said. No arguments there. Chasing that elusive first girls soccer state championship in school history, Chippewa (21-1-1) suffered its first loss of the season 2-1 to Toledo Ottawa Hills (18-3-2) in what became an ambitious second half of play from both teams. More: Chippewa's Paityn Welty makes sure her intensity level never drops More: Chippewa's Myra Lewis and her high-arcing clearances Ottawa Hills was the first team to get on the scoreboard, which they did around the 20-minute mark in the first half when midfielder Kendell Skiver received the ball in the central area just outside the box, did a turn to her right foot and fired it away over Chippewa
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Toledo’s St. Francis School Builds Toward $26 Million Campus Transformation
St. Francis de Sales School in Toledo is in the middle of a $26 million, three-phase transformation of its West Bancroft Street campus — a project that will add new athletic facilities first, then free up space inside the existing school for classrooms and performing arts, according to the Toledo City Paper, which toured the […]
The Blade
Unison Health opens a campus offering youth a safe place to heal close to home
Young people who have experienced trauma need care tailored to their needs. Amy Kobold, Unison Health’s chief operating officer, described one young person for whom using the bathroom felt unsafe because of past trauma — a reminder that effective care must be responsive to each child. “Our youth have unique backgrounds,” she said. “For him, the bathroom was a trigger. So working on what it looked like for him to take a shower and use the restroom in a way that was safe for him, that was very unique to him.” The recognition that each child’s personal history may shape their triggers informed Unison Health’s goal of providing a safe, structured, and supportive environment for youth with behavioral health needs. On Thursday, the mental health and substance abuse health system celebrated the grand opening of its Child Wellness Campus, a facility designed to provide timely assessment and support in a safe setting close to home for children and youth involved in the child welfare system. “These children have been through so much, things that they should have never experienced to begin with, and they present as angry and aggressive,” Ms. Kobold said. “And after some time passes, and you start
toledocitypaper.com
From Home To Table: Micro Bakeries Bringing Sweets To Communities
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. Fall is a season of pumpkin spice and everything nice. Whether visiting the local coffee shop for the seasonal drinks or picking up a sweet treat for the perfect fall day. Even more perfect is grabbing a sweet treat from a friendly neighbor.
lakesideohio.com
From First Visit to Forever Home: Richard & Lynne Hudson’s Lakeside Story
Richard Hudson first discovered Lakeside while attending a retreat at Sawmill Creek in the mid-1980s. He had recently joined the faculty at the University of Toledo, where his wife had been employed for several years. A colleague asked Richard and his wife, Lynne, whether they knew about Lakeside. Neither had heard of it, so on their way home, they made the short drive across Sandusky Bay to see what it was all about.
WOWO News
Ohio woman loses $10,000 to romance scammers, warns others about online schemes
TOLEDO, Ohio (WOWO) – An Ohio woman is warning others about online romance scams after losing $10,000 to people who pretended to be celebrities and used promises of companionship to gain her trust. The woman, who is in her 70s and asked to remain anonymous, told WTVG in Toledo...
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The Toledo Zoo's Lights Before Christmas Launches Nov. 20
The Toledo Zoo is gearing up for this year’s Lights Before Christmas. The annual holiday tradition features over 1 million lights, more than 200 illuminated animal images, the iconic Big Tree, seasonal treats, and more. To kick it off, there will be a 400-drone show followed by the tree lighting ceremony. Lights Before Christmas runs from November 20th to December 31st, 3 to 8 p.m Monday through Thursday, and 3 to 9 p.m. Friday to Sunday. Admission is $32 for adults and $29 for children and seniors. Click here for complete details from The Toledo Zoo about Lights Before Christmas.
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Dave White Chevrolet Football Friday – November 13th, 2026
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The BCSN Game of the Week features Clay at Central Catholic. Top seed Liberty Center hosts Columbus Grove. Perrysburg goes on the road to face Springfield. Those will be highlighted along with those listed below. Host Justin Feldkamp will also have the cheerleaders of the week,...