Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Toledo.
Toledo Animal Rescue seeks to expand its long-standing facility on Wyman Street and has requested a zoning change to regional commercial—set for decision later in August by city council—while neighbors worry the new designation may allow disruptive developments in a residential area.
Toledo's Jeep Fest celebrates 85 years with events planned from Aug.
6 to Aug. 9 & visitors can explore both classic attractions and new surprises.
Echoes of Vilna is a staged reading at the Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion on Sunday, Aug.
9 at 2 p.m. Sweeney Todd School Edition runs from Aug. 14 at Toledo Repertoire Theater while The Lightning Thief plays at Monroe County College starting Aug. 21.
Perrysburg Board of Education President Sue Larimer resigned on Wednesday and board members announced they are now seeking applicants to fill the vacant seat in upcoming meetings.
Owens Community College added a lightweight tactical training wall at its Center for Emergency Preparedness to help law enforcement and EMS students simulate real challenges.
Toledo PD SWAT team used the tool for drills with flexible scenarios such as varying lighting conditions.
The Supreme Court of Ohio’s Children and Families section held four child welfare trainings in Akron, Toledo, Dayton and Columbus this year, bringing together 254 professionals from 37 counties to strengthen ties among courts, child welfare agencies and legal advocates (like guardians ad litem).
A Toledo resident said dust from the demolition at the former Doehler-Jarvis site continues to cover nearby homes and cars despite Lucas County Land Bank spraying water to control debris.
The nine-acre cleanup is expected to finish in the coming weeks as the city supports the efforts.
Maserati, a critically injured dog with a broken jaw, is recovering at Lucas County Canine Care in Toledo + local rescue groups helped her after she was found in a field; her foster family plans to adopt her as she heals.
Owens Community College hired former Denver assistant Lindsay Werntz as its new women's basketball coach, and she will begin leading the team soon.
Werntz grew up around a coach in her family and brings a fresh perspective (college officials said).
Glass City Rollers, a Toledo roller derby team made up of local teachers, nurses, and parents, holds practice sessions at (a local rink) where they exchange their day roles for dynamic derby identities.
The group practices regularly to refine skills and build team unity.
UToledo athletic director Tom Moreland met with Rockets fans at Savage Arena on Aug.
6 to answer questions during a town hall meeting.
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