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City of Toledo tears down house on Airport Highway amid concerns from next door neighbor
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - All that remains of a house on Airport Highway near Hanover in Toledo is a pile of debris. The next door neighbor has video showing it was torn down in late October. Our team was out there this week as a demolition company works to clean...
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Common Pleas filings received on November 10, 2026
"CI" are the letters of designation for inquiries on Common Pleas Civil Cases:. “TF” are the letters of designation for inquiries on Common Pleas Tax Foreclosure Cases:. CI202604716 The Huntington National Bank vs Christina Horvath, Tower Dental Care, Lucas County Treasurer, Toledo Department of Public Utilities, et al. Action for Judgment for $153972.55 with int & cost alleged due on prom note, foreclosure of mtg on 5170 Riviera Dr, Toledo, Ohio 43611, PPN 2350671, marshalling of liens order of sale. James Sassano (0062253) assigned to Judge McNamara.
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$22 Million Mission Point Breaks Ground for 65 Supportive Homes in Toledo
Toledo’s largest new supportive-housing building has broken ground downtown. Mission Point, a $22 million, 65-unit apartment community at Monroe and 14th streets, will serve people experiencing chronic homelessness and residents facing mental health challenges, with construction tentatively expected to finish toward the end of 2027, according to Toledo.com’s reporting on the groundbreaking. The project, planned […]
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A home for its future owner, help for kids in care: Greater Toledo Home Giveaway house takes shape
SYLVANIA TWP., Ohio (WTVG) - Windows are going in and concrete crews are at work on the home for the 2027 Greater Toledo Home Giveaway in Sylvania Township. With cold weather on the way, the team behind the giveaway is working to get the house ready for its future owner.
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‘It wasn’t really a job’: Beloved figure at West Toledo senior living facility retires
When Nora Posner moved into Glass Peaks Senior Living in West Toledo, she wasn’t particularly happy about the change. Her outlook improved as she got to know Carol Nadaud, the facility’s activities director, through their frequent encounters in the hallway. “No matter where I was, if she was there, it was ‘Hi, Nora,’ with a smile,” Ms. Posner said. During her 37 years as activities director, Mrs. Nadaud made countless residents feel welcome and valued, including Ms. Posner. Since Mrs. Nadaud retired Oct. 22, residents and staff have missed her knack for recognizing what people need, making them feel seen, and showing genuine care for everyone at Glass Peaks. Mrs. Nadaud decided to retire to help her daughter, Liz Reed, a palliative care nurse, raise her children, though leaving a job she loved has been difficult. Making residents feel at home Glass Peaks Executive Director Julie Edwards said Mrs. Nadaud had something of a sixth sense for choosing activities that resonated with residents. “Carol observes what people need and acts on what people need without them even knowing they needed it,” Ms. Edwards said. “She has an intuition about her, and I think this comes from a lot of experience
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Toledo-Lucas County Health Department Moves to New Spielbusch Avenue Home
TOLEDO — It is moving week for the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department. Most department operations are closed to the public this week while the agency relocates a few blocks across downtown Toledo, from its longtime home at 635 N. Erie St. to a new home at 1933 Spielbusch Ave., The Toledo Blade reported. The department’s […]
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Wright State’s scoring run too much for Toledo men’s basketball to overcome in home opener
Despite facing a five-point deficit to Wright State at halftime, three consecutive Toledo men’s basketball team baskets to open the second half tied the game. Just as it appeared momentum was swinging in the Rockets’ favor, however, the Raiders responded with a decisive scoring run as they spoiled Toledo’s season opener with a 76-68 victory. Wright State’s 14-1 run changed the game’s complexion, giving the Raiders a cushion with which to work. “We started off the second half great, we took the lead, and then obviously they made some runs at us, and we didn’t respond,” Rockets coach Tod Kowalczyk said. “It’s a game of spurts and they’re going to score, but you end a 14-1 run when you have an opportunity to finish and we just didn’t finish on offense.” Toledo (1-3), which fell behind by as much as 14 points in the second half, was never able to regain momentum after the Wright State run. Part of that, according to Kowalczyk, was bench scoring — an area the Rockets averaged 25.5 points in their previous two games against mid-major opponents. Redshirt senior guard Angel Montas, Jr., led the bench with just seven points, which was far from the
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Eight Plaintiffs Sue Tank Carrier Over October Toledo Chemical Release
TOLEDO, Ohio — Eight people have sued M.C. Tank Transport and its parent company, The Kenan Advantage Group, over the October 20 chemical release in North Toledo, in a lawsuit announced November 3 by the law firms Nurenberg, Paris, Heller & McCarthy and Groth & Associates in a release carried by PR Newswire. The complaint, […]