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Toledo auto shop owners search for missing shop cat Scrappie
LaPoint Discount Auto owners say two customers left with the cat last Friday.
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This laid back cat has been waiting for a new home for six months | Community Critters on 13+
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Goose is a handsome, laid-back cat who has been waiting six months for a home. He’s available through Humane Ohio. Once he warms up to his people, he loves to cuddle and follows his foster around the house. He plays with his foster siblings and would likely do well with kids who respect a cat’s boundaries.
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Perrysburg Barbecue Restaurant Hosts Fundraiser for Fallen Officer’s Family
A Perrysburg barbecue restaurant is inviting northwest Ohio to eat for a cause this weekend, hosting a fundraiser from Friday, October 30 through Sunday, November 1 for the family of Clay Township Police Department Sgt. Jacob Roesler, who died in a crash while responding to a call earlier this month, according to the event announcement […]
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Toledo Museum and Oak Harbor Birding Week Win ‘Coolest’ Great Lakes Honors
Northwest Ohio has swept two of the three top honors in the first Coolest of the Great Lakes Pitch Contest: the National Museum of the Great Lakes in Toledo was named the Coolest Destination on the Great Lakes, and the Black Swamp Bird Observatory’s Biggest Week in American Birding in Oak Harbor was named the […]
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Toledo-Area Homeowners Urged to Schedule Oak Pruning This Winter to Reduce Oak Wilt Risk
If you have an oak tree that needs trimming, the timing matters. Joey Tree, a family-owned tree service based in Whitehouse, Ohio, is reminding Toledo-area homeowners that late fall and winter are generally the best times to prune oak trees because of the risk of oak wilt disease. Oak wilt...
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Christmas on Tour brings Western holiday show to Toledo
Christmas on Tour , a Western-themed holiday show featuring trick riders, aerial performers, comedy acts and Santa Claus, is scheduled to stop at Toledo's Huntington Center Nov. 13-14. The family-focused production will bring championship horse trick riders, aerial performers and a live nativity presentation to downtown Toledo, according to a community announcement. Organizers said the show combines Western entertainment with Christmas-themed performances designed for audiences of all ages. Organizers said championship horse riders who have competed at national world finals in Las Vegas will perform high-speed stunts in the arena. The show also includes aerial performers described in the announcement as having toured with Cirque du Soleil, appearing above a live nativity scene. For younger audience members, the production features a dancing snowman that interacts with children, the character Grumbleweed and Pooper Scooper the cowboy clown. Santa Claus, a singing Santa, Mrs. Claus and dancing elves are also part of the show. Each child attending can receive a free Christmas on Tour coloring book. More: Start Christmas shopping now. Here are nearly 25 Monroe Co. craft shows Cowboy Christmas marketplace planned before shows In addition to the arena performances, organizers plan to open a Cowboy Christmas marketplace before each show.
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Carrie Tucker’s 90th Birthday Card Shower!
We are celebrating our wonderful Mother, Grandmother, Sister, Aunt, and Friend as she hits a beautiful milestone! Carrie is turning 90, and she has been so blessed & loved since 1936. To honor her, we are hosting a surprise Card Shower event. We would love to shower her with memories,...
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Local teen goes viral with drumline performance
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Ohio library temporarily closes after cockroaches released into building
Libraries are said to be quiet places. But when insects dispersed inside one Ohio branch Tuesday, there was plenty of reason to break the silence. The Toledo Lucas County Public Library told 614Now — for some reason — cockroaches were released inside its Kent Branch the morning of Oct. 27, forcing a temporary closure.