Новости за 14.05.2017

Marches, displays, and music were all part of Civil War Re-enactment Day at Otsego High School in Tontogany, Ohio. The event was presented by Otsego eighth graders, who got a chance to re-create the lives and battles of the Civil War to conclude the educational program on the event. There were stations to educate about the home lives and camp lives of soldiers as well as other aspects of the war.

Personal stories and professional experience with heroin will be coming to Perrysburg.

ANN ARBOR — Dallas Gant’s reaction to Michigan’s Rome excursion was like many others — surprised.

It is about 500 miles from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula across the Gulf of Mexico to the U.S. mainland.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — J.D. Martinez powered up in just his second game of the season, hitting his second homer of the game in the ninth inning to lift the Detroit Tigers over the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 on Saturday night.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Martin Truex Jr. finally ended his string of rotten luck at Kansas Speedway, pulling away from Ryan Blaney and Kevin Harvick on a late restart Saturday night to win the NASCAR Cup Series race.

You are Walleye coach Dan Watson, and you’re staring down the biggest decision of your young career.

DURHAM, N.C. — Yonny Chirinos tossed a three-hit shutout, and Curt Casali singled twice, as the Durham Bulls topped the Toledo Mud Hens 5-0 on Saturday in an International League game.

Dominant streaks continued Saturday at the Northern Buckeye Conference track and field championships, as the Eastwood boys and girls each captured their 17th consecutive league titles at Rossford High’s Glenwood Athletic Complex.

Cyclists will ride slowly and somberly Wednesday through West Toledo and cities across the world to symbolically complete the rides of fallen bicyclists.

A famous statue of Russian Czar Alexander II was dismantled during the Bolshevik revolution. So was a statue of Alexander III. A statue of Josef Stalin was removed from his hometown as recently as 2010.

Russian diplomat Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak met with President Trump in the Oval Office, which was declared closed to the press, yet there were photos published of the meeting.

Toledo City Council often wanders off into the weeds and gets lost. The latest discussion of raises for councilmen and the mayor is a case in point.

Another baseball season is well under way, and if ever we needed a reminder of calmer and saner times — like last summer — it is now, in this year of political discontent and turmoil.

A fatal drug overdose is a family tragedy. It is also a crime. And local authorities are right to pursue drug dealers who sell fatal doses of illegal drugs as the criminals they are.

Davis-Besse is an essential part of Ottawa County and the state of Ohio. It’s the second-largest green, carbon-free power producer in the state.

Washington is exploding.

Much has been written of the arson fire of January, 2014, that took the lives of two Toledo firefighters and injured several others.

His thumbs-up gesture outside of court gave the revolting impression that Ray Abou-Arab got away with something when his trial for arson was declared a mistrial and a plea deal followed.

In honor of Mother’s Day, three Toledo-area cooking professionals — restaurant and food truck owner Krista Francis, caterer Cindy Bunch, and grill cook Matt Heintschel — are sharing some advice imparted by the most important woman in their lives: Mom.

If you ask local arts leader Marc Folk to define Toledo, it’s a city whose cultural legacy is in the making, like a great sculpture being transformed by the hands of an artist.

A look at recent actions in the U.S. Congress and the Ohio General Assembly and how lawmakers representing the area voted.

Most readers who have contacted me in recent months believe there’s been a significant change in the editorial page outlook of The Blade since Keith Burris became editor of the opinion pages last year.

A worker places plywood on the roof of a new home as construction continues along John F. McCarthy Way in Phase 3 of Riverbend, a 48-lot, upscale, single-family home subdivision off West River Road in Wood County’s Middleton Township. The subdivision, owned by Brian McCarthy of McCarthy Builders Inc., was begun in 2001 with plans to make it a golf-course development, but the project encountered financial trouble in 2008, and Mr. McCarthy acquired its undeveloped lots from receivership. Homes in Riverbend have more than 3,000 square feet... Читать дальше...