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Toledo Works: Caring for Cats
In this season’s debut episode, host Erin Holden dives into the world of local cat rescues. There are several nonprofits in Toledo who are dedicated to helping our feline friends in the 419; Erin speaks to two of those helpers: Natalie Bostelman of RubyCats, a downtown cat rescue nonprofit that has a cat cafe you can vist, and Val Boeland of Humane Ohio, a nonprofit whose spay/neuter clinic helps with cat overpopulation in our city. Also, there is a special guest on this episode who you will hear purring in the background! Don’t miss it.
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NewsForce 24/7
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Veteran Broadcaster Richard Haddox to Lead Lima’s WLIO and WOHL Stations
Lima’s two Gray Media television stations are getting a new leader with four decades in the business. Gray Media announced on Monday, November 9, that Richard Haddox will serve as general manager of WLIO and WOHL in Lima, effective November 16, Gray Media announced via Globe Newswire, in a release also reported by TheDesk.net. WLIO […]
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One of northwest Ohio's strongest tornadoes
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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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The Chrome And Neon At The Spot Restaurant In Sidney, Ohio, Haven’t Changed Since 1941
Some towns keep their history in museums. Sidney, Ohio, keeps a big piece of it on a downtown corner, glowing under a mid-century neon sign. The story behind this corner started with a chuckwagon in 1907, and the building that stands there now still wears its Art Moderne style with pride. People drive hours to sit in its old booths, order at its narrow counter, and finish with a slice of pie.
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‘Dial M for Murder’ adds new twists to classic Hitchcock mystery
The opening line of “Dial M for Murder” is playfully grim – little does Margot know just how much thought has been put into the question. Toledo Repertoire Theatre is putting on Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of “Dial M for Murder” under the direction of Nancy Wright. Catch the show Nov. 6-8 and 12-15 at 16 Tenth Street in Toledo. You can purchase tickets online or at the box office.