Новости за 23.08.2017

Now in a new South Toledo location, the folks at Ruby's Kitchen are still committed to making things from scratch and taking their time.

The Wabash-Cannonball hike and bike trail will soon branch out into eastern Fulton County as the Metroparks of the Toledo Area was given state transportation funds to construct a six-mile extension.

Just over a year ago, Mandi Abdo got a break.

The Walleye have re-signed defenseman Simon Denis, who became a fan favorite and well-liked teammate in his rookie season with Toledo last year.

DeShone Kizer has emerged as the clear front-runner to open the season as the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback. The rookie from Notre Dame is the latest in a long line of players to try ending the Browns’ history of quarterback misfortune. Kizer would become the 27th quarterback to start a game for the Browns since 1999 if he wins the job.

COLUMBUS — The Blarney Irish Pub in Toledo’s Warehouse District gets just a few dogs on its outdoor patio each week, but it welcomes the animals along with their owners and would welcome a state law that would keep government from infringing on their right to allow it.

Eileen E. Couturier, a retired postal service manager who, with her children in school, continued her own education and received college degrees, died Aug. 18 at Lakes of Sylvania care facility. She was 89.

Harbor Town Senior Residence in Perrysburg could lose its federal tax subsidies after problems were found with record keeping and with improperly placing seniors at the facility.

Ohio State-bound Dallas Gant of St. John’s Jesuit is rated as one of the best high school football players in the country, but he’s far from the only big talent in the Toledo area. Here’s six more area standouts to watch as the season begins.

Some spend all year training for it. Others learn it exists 10 minutes before they sign up.

MONTPELIER, Ohio — State and local officials are looking into how thousands of fish turned up dead in the county’s shallow Beaver Creek east of here.

Calling complex tax rules one of the top complaints of Ohio small business owners, Republican governor candidate Mary Taylor on Wednesday promised to simplify the tax system in Ohio if she’s elected.

COLUMBUS — A newspaper reports that a county judge shot and wounded while walking to an Ohio courthouse continues to recover.

Expectations are high at Whiteford as the team is coming off its best season in program history after advancing to the Division 8 state championship game and finishing 13-1 in 2016. The team is 23-4 in the past two seasons, including a 12-2 mark in the Tri-County Conference.

WASHINGTON — Former undercover CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson is looking to crowdfund enough money to buy Twitter so President Donald Trump can’t use it.

LOS ANGELES — A 103-year-old Cambodian woman who survived starvation, suffering and war in her native land beamed and waved a tiny American flag on Tuesday as she became a United States citizen.

To truly understand what coach Beau Carmon and his players at Port Clinton have accomplished the past three high school football seasons — 24-10 overall record, two playoff appearances, one conference title — some historical perspective is needed.

SYLVANIA — A bell casting ceremony for an area memorial honoring first responders is set to take place next month.

FLINT, Mich. — Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores and a Michigan utility’s foundation are each committing $1 million to help fund college scholarships in Flint in the wake of the city’s water crisis.

One year after transferring from Monroe (NY) College, Tuzar Skipper is expected to be one of the starting defensive ends for the University of Toledo.

Representatives of Toledo and Detroit startup companies and individuals eyeing their own entry into the startup sphere met Tuesday at the University of Toledo to compare notes.

A central city man is accused of injuring a Toledo Police officer.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State says quarterback Joe Burrow is out indefinitely after undergoing surgery for a broken bone in his throwing hand.

ASHLAND, Ohio  — Authorities say two men standing outside of a disabled semi-trailer along an Ohio interstate have been struck and killed by a motorist who told investigators he’d fallen asleep at the wheel.

Ready or not, here he comes.