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• Algae toxin levels rise slightly

  21-09-2015 22:12 via toledoblade.com
  Tests of the raw Lake Erie water near the city of Toledo’s water-intake crib today show a very small increase in the level of algae toxins in the water since Sunday.
  
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• UT Students Mourning Longtime Professor

  21-09-2015 21:51
  
  University of Toledo students are mourning the death of a longtime, popular professor. Dozens of students gathered at the Student Union last night for a candlelight vigil after learning of Don Reiber's passing earlier in the day.
  
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• Collins seeks to add to police force

  21-09-2015 21:05 via toledoblade.com
  
  Toledo mayoral candidate Sandy Drabik Collins promised today that she would hire 40 police officers annually to keep at least 575 patrolmen on the street.
  
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• Utility pole falls on North Toledo house

  21-09-2015 19:54 via toledoblade.com
  
  Toledo fire crews responded to a residence in North Toledo, where authorities say a utility transformer fell on the roof of a house, causing power outages to about 6,000 people.
  
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• New Murals Unveiled Downtown

  21-09-2015 17:46
  
  You'll find more color today on the walls around downtown Toledo. Ten murals were dedicated yesterday on South Huron Street, near the Farmers Market, as part of the "Art Corner Toledo" program.
  
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• Man held on $100,000 bond in Sunday shooting

  21-09-2015 16:22 via toledoblade.com
  
  Bond was set for $100,000 for a Toledo man who was accused of shooting another man at a city bar.
  
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• Woodville Road reopens after crash

  21-09-2015 15:38 via toledoblade.com
  Woodville Road in Lake Township had reopened after being closed to traffic because of a crash earlier today, authorities said.
  
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• Crash closes Woodville Road in Lake Twp.

  21-09-2015 15:38 via toledoblade.com
  A traffic crash closed Woodville Road to the morning rush hour traffic in Wood County’s Lake Township today. 
  
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• Maybee man hospitalized after stabbing

  21-09-2015 13:45 via toledoblade.com
  MAYBEE, Mich. — A Maybee man had been hospitalized after he was stabbed at a residence in this Monroe County community by a man who fled, authorities said.
  
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• City Officials Consider Apartment Complex Takeover

  21-09-2015 13:32
  
  Toledo city officials may take over a struggling apartment complex in the Old West End. "The Blade" reports the owner of the Museum Place Apartments is offering the five-building complex to the city for nothing.
  
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• UT holds on as receivers flounder

  21-09-2015 06:01 via toledoblade.com
  
  The University of Toledo clinched its second straight win against a power-conference team Saturday, yet did so with a receiving corps that severely underperformed for the second straight week.
  
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• Women’s Connection speakers tabbed

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
   The Sylvania Women’s Connection West will meet from 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Oct. 9 at Highland Meadows Golf Club.
  
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• Visitors get a look at Warehouse District

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  When Toledo’s Warehouse District was just beginning its revitalization three decades ago, Susan DelVecchio was frequently asked whether it was safe to live there.
  
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• Toledo rail terminal reviving in 65th year

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  When Central Union Terminal opened in 1950, it was the hub of intercity travel in Toledo, with more than four dozen trains operated by four railroads originating, terminating, or stopping there on a typical day.
  
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• Toledo police investigate 3 early Sunday shootings

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  Toledo police were busy early Sunday responding to a series of shooting incidents.
  
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• Terminal reviving in 65th year

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  When Central Union Terminal opened in 1950, it was the hub of intercity travel in Toledo, with more than four dozen trains operated by four railroads originating, terminating, or stopping there on a typical day.
  
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• Syrians happy to be in Toledo

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Omar excitedly circled his new kitchen table, arranging and rearranging the chairs around it.
  
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• Supporting Operation Breadbasket

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  The Automotive Technology programs at Penta Career Center are hosting a “Cruise-In” Car Show Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. on the Penta campus, 9301 Buck Rd. in Perrysburg Township.
  
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• Signs of arterial disease

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  If you are one of the million of Americans who suffer from poor circulation, you may already be aware of common signs such redness in your legs and feet, and pain and discomfort while walking, and even at rest. But, you may not be aware that poor circulation increases your risk for developing cardiovascular disease.
  
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• She fashions beauty

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Dryer lint isn’t just dryer lint and chewed gum isn’t always destined for the garbage can at Aralina Ferrella’s house.
  
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• Save-A-Pet fund-raiser in Maumee on Oct. 2

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  Maumee Valley Save-A-Pet, a Toledo animal rescue group, will hold its annual fund-raiser next month.
  
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• Royals thump Tigers to end series

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers ceded control of the AL Central to Kansas City a while ago.
  
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• Restaurant inspections 9-21

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  Recently released inspection reports of Lucas County food-service operations.
  
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• Rail terminal reviving in 65th year

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  When Central Union Terminal opened in 1950, it was the hub of intercity travel in Toledo, with more than four dozen trains operated by four railroads originating, terminating, or stopping there on a typical day.
  
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• Owens focuses on students

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  Owens Community College recently welcomed two AmeriCorps College Completion coaches in an effort to assist first-time community college students.
  
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• Oregon pursues better boat launch

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  The city of Oregon wants to make Lake Erie more accessible to people in the city “on the bay.”
  
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• Octogenarians push to do more for bicyclists

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Two Perrysburg octogenarians are at the forefront of a movement to urge the city to invest in bikeways.
  
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• Mayor: Water, roads on her agenda

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Holding the hand of a young girl in oversized sunglasses, Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson danced with supporters Sunday afternoon at a campaign rally.
  
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• Manziel’s magic back

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  CLEVELAND — Johnny Manziel spun from pressure and heaved the ball for a stunning touchdown, the kind of football magic he created almost every Saturday for Texas A&M.
  
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• Injection well opponents optimistic

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  PETERSBURG, Mich. — Monroe County officials who oppose the use of injection wells for oil drilling are optimistic about a bill introduced in the state Legislature that would prohibit them.
  
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• Indians’ win improves playoff chances

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  CLEVELAND — With two weeks left in the regular season, the Cleveland Indians still have a chance to make the playoffs. Just not a good chance.
  
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• Inauguration is about UT, not me, leader Gaber says

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Trustees knew the inauguration of the University of Toledo’s first outside leader since its merger with the former Medical College of Ohio would be a major milestone.
  
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• Hicks-Hudson says water, roads are on her agenda

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Holding the hand of a young girl in oversized sunglasses, Mayor Paula Hicks-Hudson danced with supporters Sunday afternoon at a campaign rally.
  
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• Gold-medal dreams still dominate off-season

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  On a cool September Saturday afternoon during a time when plenty of flat screen TVs in homes and sports bars around northwest Ohio are showing college football games, Erik Kynard, Jr., strolled through Franklin Park Mall with a couple of siblings.
  
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• From discards, comes beauty

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Dryer lint isn’t just dryer lint and chewed gum isn’t always destined for the garbage can at Aralina Ferrella’s house.
  
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• Founders hope new arts district attracts visitors

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  A stranger in Chicago, whose T-shirt had a cardinal on it, is partially to thank for naming downtown Sylvania's new designated arts district.
  
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• Executive to speak at women’s conference

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  Wall Street executive Sallie Krawcheck will be the keynote speaker at Bowling Green State University’s annual Women in Leadership Conference next week.
  
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• Donald Reiber (1946-2015): Media services director beloved professor at UT

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Donald Reiber spent his Saturday night like he’d spent so many others: teaching students while directing television coverage of University of Toledo sports.
  
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• Could beat you blindfolded

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  The East Toledo Neighborhood House offered youngsters a chance to try many different sports. From boxing to wrestling to basketball, they tested their skills.
  
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• Bridge checks to spur area traffic restrictions

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  Bridge-inspection crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation will be working in the area this week, which may create some traffic restrictions.
  
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• Beauty created from discards

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  Dryer lint isn’t just dryer lint and chewed gum isn’t always destined for the garbage can at Aralina Ferrella’s house.
  
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• Alumni to mark school’s 50th year

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  TEMPERANCE — In 1965 the “new” Bedford High School opened at the corner of Jackman and Dean roads and on Friday and Saturday alumni are coming from far and wide to celebrate the school’s 50th anniversary.
  
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• 2 in race for Rossford mayor

  21-09-2015 06:00 via toledoblade.com
  
  As the city of Rossford faces issues with aging school facilities and economic development challenges, two people are running for mayor in the Nov. 3 election.
  
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