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A Toledo mother says her 12 and 13 year old daughters sent more than $200 to a fake Facebook account posing as Disney star Liamani Segura after being promised a backstage meet and greet; she has blocked social media, set parental controls, and is disputing the charge.

Starting at a community college can stretch Ohio 529 savings because community-college credits average $153 versus $411 at four-year schools, so families should plan transfer pathways now, meet academic advisors, and use programs like College Credit Plus and Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways to ensure credits will transfer.

Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful is collecting pumpkins, yard signs, and candy wrappers at designated sites from Nov.

1 to Dec. 6 and will host seven special recycling drop-offs Nov. 7–Feb. 9 at parks and the KTLCB office (no loose candy or sticks in wrapper donations).

Yale Law's Dr. Asli Ü.

Bâli will present Power Without Order at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6 in McQuade Law Auditorium; the free, public lecture will be livestreamed and visitor parking is free in Area 12 (other parking uses ParkMobile).

Toledo GQ 2026 profiles local style-makers including barber Ulysses “Ty” Gray, nonprofit founder Michah Lee, radio host B Willis, and actor Justin Cluckey, sharing their inspirations, wardrobe staples, and signature pieces (vintage glasses, tour tees, and huge shoe collections).

The University of Toledo will host the 26th Great Lakes Water Conference as a live webinar on Friday, Nov.

13 from 9:30 a.m. to noon exploring water, technology and law with four national panelists; online registration is required by Tuesday, Nov. 10 (CLE registrants pay $65; others attend free).

Local restaurants and wine shops shared their Wine Guide 2026 picks for Toledo, recommending bottles, holiday pairings, and 2027 trends like lower-alcohol options; highlights include steals, good deals + unreal splurges from Joseph’s Beverage Center, Chateau Winery, Mancy’s, Rosie’s, and Shorty’s.

UToledo will hold a First-Generation Day Celebration from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov.

5 in Room 2520 of Thompson Student Union to honor faculty, staff, and the roughly one in three students who are first-generation college students.