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Toledo Councilwoman Seeks Traffic Light’s Return After Teen Hit on Eleanor
A Toledo councilwoman is asking the city to look again at a west Toledo intersection after a teenager was hit on Eleanor Avenue. Councilwoman Theresa Morris wants the city to consider bringing back a traffic light that used to stand at Commonwealth and Eleanor, 13abc reported. The call, reported by 13abc, centers on an intersection […]
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UToledo Invites Veterans to Free Breakfast and Resource Fair on Nov. 11
The University of Toledo will honor area veterans with its 22nd annual Veterans Appreciation Breakfast and Resource Fair on Wednesday, Nov. 11, from 8 to 11 a.m. in Savage Arena, the university announced. The free event is open to all current and former military members and their families. The breakfast is organized by the American […]
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Holiday Market Roundup 2026: Your Guide to Northwest Ohio’s Best Holiday Markets
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. The holiday shopping season is right around the corner, bringing festive markets, handmade treasures and plenty of opportunities to shop local. From artisan craft fairs and vintage finds to open-air Christmas markets filled with seasonal treats, live entertainment and holiday cheer, Northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan offer something for every kind of shopper. Whether you’re searching for one-of-a-kind gifts, supporting local makers or simply soaking up the magic of the season, these holiday markets are worth adding to your calendar.
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NCVF Volleyball Competes in Toledo Tournament
TOLEDO, Ohio – The Adrian College NCVF volleyball team competed in the Toledo Tournament on Saturday, November 7, facing Bowling Green State University, Youngstown State University, and the University of Toledo Alumni team. The Bulldogs played four matches throughout the tournament, including bracket play, finishing with three losses and one tie while receiving strong individual performances across the lineup.
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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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Author Talks About the Environmental Aspects of Draining the Great Black Swamp
Sun 11/15 @ 1-2PM There’s something fascinating about the idea of the Great Black Swamp, which once covered millions of acres Northwest Ohio, Northeast Indiana and Southeast Michigan. The ice age-created ecosystem, which featured a mix of wetlands, forests and meadows, existed for 20,000 years until it was dredged and drained in the 19th century to create the farmland that underpinned the wealth of Ohio. Close your eyes and imagine what it was like hundreds of years ago: no roads, no housing developments, no shopping centers, no petrochemical plants on Navarre Road near Toledo, no terrible country and religious radio stations …
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Toledo trailblazer Louis Escobar to be honored with historical marker
Louis Escobar, who became the first openly gay man and first Latino elected to Toledo City Council and later served as its president, will be honored at a ceremony Tuesday at One Government Center. Mr. Escobar, who died in 2020 at age 70, was a boundary-breaking, bridge-building civic leader who left a lasting mark on the Toledo community, those who knew him say. The historical marker designation ceremony will be hosted by Councilman Nick Komives, with a reception to follow. “He was quite a gregarious fellow, with quite a story to him,” Mr. Komives said. “He started out in faith communities, focusing on helping people through their faith journeys, and went on to be a civic leader who was very well-respected and well-liked, and his focus was on the things that people really need, and on those who most need them.” Before serving in elected office, Mr. Escobar was ordained into the priesthood in 1976 and served at St. Joseph in Tiffin, St. Agnes in Toledo, and St. Joseph in Maumee. He also taught at Central Catholic and Tiffin Calvert high schools. After leaving the priesthood, Mr. Escobar worked in the criminal justice system as a counselor and probation officer.
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Children’s Wonderland returns to Sylvania for the holiday season
SYLVANIA, Ohio (WTVG) - Children’s Wonderland will bring holiday magic from December 11 through 24 with new displays, new characters and a refreshed layout, according to the Sylvania Recreation District. The event will feature pictures with Santa, a coloring contest and train rides. Christmas Wonderland will be open from...
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Drushell Scores Twice as Revere Beats Maumee 4-1 for 10th State Semifinal Berth
Revere High School is headed back to the state final four. The Minutemen beat Maumee 4-1 on Sunday at Clyde to win the Division III, Region 12 championship, reaching the Ohio High School Athletic Association state semifinals for the 10th time in school history and the first time since 2023, according to the Akron Beacon […]
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Rivals for a Cause: Toledo, Bowling Green Turn Battle of I-75 Into Food Drive
The fiercest rivalry in northwest Ohio is being fought this month with canned chicken, cereal and ramen noodles. The University of Toledo Athletics Department announced on November 6 that it is once again teaming up with Bowling Green State University for the MAC Food Drive Initiative, part of the Battle of I-75 rivalry — a […]
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2026 Week 10 scouting report: Toledo football vs. Massachusetts
College football teams often develop their identity around an explosive offense, a physical defense, or a dominant running game. For Toledo, however, the path to victory has looked different almost every week and Wednesday’s game at Sacramento State was much the same as the Rockets snuck past the Hornets on the road, 20-17. “We needed 600 yards and 45 points to beat Western Michigan, and on Wednesday we needed a couple of big defensive stops, and we got just enough to win,” Toledo head coach Mike Jacobs said. With every weeknight MACtion game except one being decided by one score so far this season, the Rockets (7-2, 4-1 Mid-American Conference) will be tested again when they take on Massachusetts (5-4, 2-3 MAC) on Wednesday. Sophomore cornerback Israel Petite said coming off of a gritty win that came down to the wire will only help the defense as a whole remain poised if a similar situation presents itself against the Minutemen. “It gives us a lot of confidence because we’ve been in those situations many times,” Petite said. “We practice all different situations whether it be first down, second down, third downs, fourth downs, or two minutes, so especially in games,
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UToledo Researcher Lands $3.7 Million Grant to Build a Lyme Disease Vaccine
After 25 years studying Lyme disease, a University of Toledo researcher has landed the biggest grant of his career to build a vaccine against it. Dr. Mark Wooten, a professor in UToledo’s Department of Medical Microbiology and Immunology, has received a five-year, $3.7 million award from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part […]