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Maumee Fire Division mourning death of young firefighter
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Maumee Fire Division and the City of Maumee announced the death 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 said...
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Findlay Family Gets Keys to Habitat Home Built With 250 Marathon Volunteers
Miranda Phillips and her three younger children received the keys to their new home in Findlay this month, in a dedication made possible through a partnership between Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County and Marathon Petroleum, according to a Marathon Petroleum press release issued through ACCESS Newswire on November 9. More than 250 Marathon Petroleum […]
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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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State seizes 87 illegal slot machines in Fremont, Findlay
FREMONT — An investigation into illegal gambling resulted in the seizure of 28 slot machines at a business in Fremont. Players Circle, 1306 Oak Harbor Rd., was searched by the Ohio Casino Control Commission and Fremont police as part of an illegal gambling investigation. Officials said the investigation began after receiving complaints that the business was operating gaming machines in violation of Ohio law. “It has been consistently demonstrated that illegal gambling harms communities, undermines public safety, and negatively impacts the Ohioans who live in them,” said Andromeda Morrison, the commission’s interim executive director. “Shutting down this illegal gambling site will prevent further harm to the community. “Our enforcement efforts remain focused on rooting out illegal gambling operations and will continue collaborating with our law enforcement partners to uphold the integrity of gaming in Ohio,” she said. Investigators also seized an undisclosed amount of money. The seizure comes on the heels of a search last week in Findlay. In that instance, commission officials and local police searched the Bank at 2720 N. Main St. They seized 59 suspected illegal slot machines along with an undisclosed amount of money, officials said.
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38th Entrepreneurial & Business Excellence Hall of Fame
MAUMEE – Hundreds of leaders in regional business met at the Pinnacle in Maumee for the 38th annual Entrepreneurial & Business Excellence (EBE) Hall of Fame, an event organized by Adam Davenport and his father Larry Davenport before him. Each year, since 1989, the Davenports have organized this event,...
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Findlay Oilers Ride Eight-Match Win Streak Into G-MAC Volleyball Quarterfinal With Tiffin
The University of Findlay women’s volleyball team opens the postseason Tuesday, Nov. 10, riding the hottest streak in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. The Oilers (18-8, 13-2 G-MAC) enter the 2026 G-MAC Volleyball Championship as North Division champions and the No. 2 seed, hosting seventh-seeded Tiffin in a quarterfinal at Findlay, according to the University […]
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Conserve Ohio submits petition to limit data center size in Rossford
ROSSFORD, Ohio (WTVG) - Conserve Ohio has submitted a petition to amend Rossford’s charter and limit the size of data centers to less than 25 megawatts. The statewide group advocates for data center restrictions. It says more than 500 citizens signed the Rossford petition in one day. Lyn Cox,...