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Swanton Township clears way for major industrial development near airport
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Harvest tour showcases how new technology is changing the field of agriculture
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RCO Law, Marshall & Melhorn to merge in 2027
Two prominent Toledo law firms plan to merge in January. Marshall & Melhorn and RCO Law — the latter formerly known as Robison, Curphey & O’Connell — announced on Tuesday their plan to combine Jan. 1 under the new name of Marshall Curphey. “The legal industry continues to evolve, shaped by changing client expectations and rapidly advancing technology,” the firms said in their joint announcement. “Clients demand greater efficiency, transparency, and value. At the same time, scale and adaptability are becoming more important to ensure consistent, high-quality service and the ability to recruit and offer top talent.” The combined organization will be “positioned to meet the needs of today’s clients while preparing for what comes next,” Peter Lavalette, RCO Law’s current managing partner, said in the statement. “We will be stronger, more relevant, and better positioned to serve our clients and our community,” Mr. Lavalette said. The combined firm will directly serve northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan with attorneys licensed to practice in those states and seven others: Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, and Missouri. The firm serves individuals, families, nonprofits, and businesses across a broad range of legal matters. “We’re not just bringing two organizations together; we’re building
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Exclusive: Blackstone Sells Ohio Student Housing Asset
This is the first student housing property to trade in the local market since 2018. Blackstone’s American Campus Communities has sold Olde Towne University Square, an 832-bed student housing property in Toledo, Ohio, for almost $19 million, according to Yardi Matrix information. A private individual acquired the asset serving the University of Toledo, for about $65,227 per bed.
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State reviewing gas price gouging complaints after Ohio tax holiday
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This Tiny Ohio Mexican Bakeshop Serves Tamales Worth Going Out Of Your Way For
I knew this Fremont stop had my attention before I even made it past the counter. Warm tamales were ready to go, sweet breads filled the cases, and I was already reconsidering how much food I could reasonably fit in the car. That is the appeal of this tiny Ohio...
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Toledo tiny home project offers low-income residents a path to homeownership
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Bluff Street Village, a cluster of tiny homes in Toledo, has been growing for four years, offering residents a path to homeownership instead of renting. The project has turned former vacant lots into a row of tiny homes that residents can own after seven years. There are currently seven tiny homes built, with eight more expected to be completed by 2030.
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Rebranding and Rebuilding: The Loft 419
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. Toledo has known the Toledo Tech Loft for some time, but now it’s reemerging with a new name and a fresh coat of paint. A company built on hometown Toledo pride, its rebrand celebrated at the block activation party at N. Superior St. on Wednesday the twenty third of September.
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Foreclosure sale of Hotel Lorraine finalized
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - There’s a new owner of a defunct hotel property in downtown Toledo. The Hotel Lorraine was sold at auction for $200,000 as part of a foreclosure. The buyer of the property on Jefferson is an LLC in Ohio and it appears the owner has multiple other properties in the city.
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Menards hammers out revised plan to build store in BG
In 2019, the Menard company picked a site in Bowling Green and got multiple zoning waivers to build a home improvement store. Then Covid hit, and time stood still for new projects across the nation and here in Bowling Green. Since then, persistent questions about Menard’s languishing plan to build...
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Maumee Coffee Shop Georgette’s Grounds and Gifts Launches Online Store
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. A Maumee-based coffee shop is reaching out to a national audience. With its new online store, Georgette’s Grounds and Gifts has expanded its business beyond its downtown Maumee storefront and sales in local stores.
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Kenton Businesses Featured in Latest Hardin County Community Spotlight
The Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance posted its latest Hardin County Community Spotlight. On the Alliance’s Facebook page and website, they are featuring local businesses that make each of the county’s communities unique. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there’s a variety of places to Eat,...
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Toledo businessman to be honored for promoting Italian culture
NEW YORK — A Toledo businessman, developer, and community leader is being honored at an annual event that recognizes individuals and organizations for enhancing Italy’s global image and cultural impact. Nick Eyde, owner of Geyde Development Co. in Toledo, is receiving the Italian Reputation Award. He is to be honored Saturday at Carnegie Hall in New York City. A longtime business and community leader, Mr. Eyde spearheaded the effort to bring the Italian Bowl to Toledo, where it was held at the University of Toledo in 2023 and 2025. His connection to Italy began with football and grew into a lifelong appreciation for the country, its people and culture, which became more personal when he met his wife, Gaia, in Italy. “Italy became part of my life in a way I never expected,” Mr. Eyde said. “What started with football became a love for the country, its people, and its culture. “Meeting Gaia changed my life, and bringing the Italian Bowl to Toledo was a way to share some of that connection with my hometown. I am deeply honored to receive this award.”
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Fremont plant closing to end 61 jobs
FREMONT — About 61 employees of a local paper-coating factory will lose their jobs when plant operations are moved to Wisconsin. Pixelle Specialty Solutions, Inc., filed a WARN Act notice Friday that the sale of its carbonless sheet production to paper manufacturer Nekoosa will end operations at a plant at 2775 Commerce Dr. The first layoffs will occur Dec. 1, the company said in the filing with the Ohio Department of Labor. The balance of the plant’s work force will be terminated in stages dictated by the operational wind-down, the filing said. Pixelle is a papermaker with primary operations in Spring Grove, Pa. The Fremont plant applies coatings and tinting to its paper. Carbonless sheet is a paper that allows duplicate copies to be made without using carbon layers. Instead, the paper has a coating of tiny capsules that release dye when the paper is written on. Pixelle’s filing states that the carbonless line is the Fremont plant’s principal operation.