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RecyclingKeep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful is taking pumpkins, yard signs and candy wrappers through Dec. 6If you've got pumpkins, yard signs or candy wrappers to get rid of, Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful has opened its Correct Recycling Month collections. Sites across Lucas County will take them through Dec. 6.Today’s editionRead City HallLayoffs in police and fire are among the possible cuts if Toledo's Issue 16 failsIf you vote in Toledo, Issue 16 is on your ballot. City Council's finance committee reviewed a potential 2027 budget Wednesday, and part of it depends on what voters decide. The mayor laid out possible cuts if the measure fails.Friday’s editionRead City HallToledo says 73 police and fire layoffs are possible if Issue 16 failsIf you live in Toledo, Issue 16 is on your ballot, and the city has now said what a no vote would mean. The Blade reports the city could lay off 73 employees, cancel its 2027 police and fire recruitment classes, and end curbside recycling and other services if voters reject the income tax increase next week.Thursday’s editionRead City ServicesToledo's leaf collection starts Mon., Nov. 2, with drop-off sites opening the same dayIf you rake, mark Mon., Nov. 2. Toledo's leaf collection program starts that day, with Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz joining crews at Westwood Park on Tuesday, Spectrum News reports. Crews will work seven days a week, except Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, for six weeks, aiming to get leaves up before the first snowfall.Wednesday’s editionRead

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13 Action News Big Story: Toledo crime by the numbers, on WTVG
New data on crime in Toledo was released on Monday. City leaders say statistics for major categories are going down.

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Wood CountyThe Wood County Health Department is planning a school-based health center in a Northwood Local School District building, set to begin operations in early 2027.
The Wood County Health Department is planning a school-based health center in a Northwood Local School District building, set to begin operations in early 2027. It will offer primary care on a sliding fee scale, with a goal of at least 1,600 patient visits a year.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: BG Independent News
Property scamIf you look up property records online, the real AREIS search is free through Lucas County's official website, says Auditor Katie Moline.
If you look up property records online, the real AREIS search is free through Lucas County's official website, says Auditor Katie Moline. She's warning about a fake site that charges for searches and asks you to report suspicious sites to her office.
News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: WTVG