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• White nationalist might speak on Kent shooting anniversary

  18-01-2018 19:48
  In this Oct. 19, 2017, file photo, white nationalist Richard Spencer speaks at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Fla. A Kent State University spokesman confirmed Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018, that Spencer's campus tour organizer is making a bid for him to speak at the Ohio school on May 4, 2018, the anniversary of shootings that killed four students during a Vietnam war protest in 1970.
  
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• Charges possible against Toledo police officer in crash

  18-01-2018 19:48
  Toledo Police Capt. Joe Heffernan peers into a police car involved in a two-car collision on Dec. 15, 2017, at the intersection of Heatherdowns and Cheyenne Blvds.
  
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• Charges pending against Toledo police officer after serious crash involving cruiser

  18-01-2018 19:48
  Toledo Police accident investigators are speaking with the Lucas County Prosecutor's Office regarding charges against Officer Mohamad Nasser following a serious injury accident that occurred last month. Officer Nasser, a Toledo Police Community Services Officer, was on duty when he struck a vehicle operated by Susan Schlageter at Heatherdowns Boulevard and Cheyenne Boulevard.
  
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• Toledo, Maumee don't make list of Amazon HQ finalists

  18-01-2018 17:21
  After receiving 238 proposals from the United States, Mexico and Canada vying for a spot to host the new Amazon headquarters, the company has narrowed down its choices to 20 cities. Toledo and Maumee didn't make the cut after both cities submitted proposals to be the sight of Amazon HQ2.
  
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• Senate summons justice before lawmakers

  18-01-2018 12:30
  In a move unprecedented in modern history, the Ohio Senate on Wednesday ordered a sitting state Supreme Court justice to appear before lawmakers to show cause why he shouldn't be immediately removed from office. Justice William O'Neill, the sole Democrat on the bench, has looked and talked a lot like a candidate for governor, even setting forth a policy platform and picking a running mate.
  
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• Toledo offers help to nonprofits on grants

  18-01-2018 07:57
  Toledo officials Wednesday said they will work with local nonprofit organizations that have not yet received U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development compensation for the current fiscal year. The Trump administration now requires nonprofits receiving Community Development Block Grants and Emergency Solutions Grants to provide daily activities logs for their staff who are paid with HUD money, effective July 1, 2017, the beginning of the fiscal year, city officials said.
  
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• Museum program opens world of glassblowing to youth

  18-01-2018 05:42
  Mikenzie Dayton, 15, smooths out her artwork during a glassblowing class for the Toledo Art Museum's Art After School program. Every week, Mariaja Benton joins a Toledo Museum of Art glassblowing class to mold her lasting design and prove a larger point.
  
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• City works in frigid temps to stay on track with Toledo Waterways Initiative

  18-01-2018 01:13
  Even though many of the waterways in our area are frozen over, the city of Toledo is working through the frigid temperatures to stay on track with its efforts to reduce the amount of untreated sewage over flow that ends up in the Maumee River. The program administrator says this basin is crucial in protecting the Maumee River from sewage runoff in large storm events.
  
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