Новости за 14.09.2017

COLUMBUS — Arguing that Ohio is losing millions in potential business investment, state Sen. Cliff Hite (R., Findlay) introduced a bill Thursday to loosen property setback restrictions imposed three years ago on the siting of new wind farms.

In what might just be the most fun on-the-job training opportunity out there, Fiat Chrysler is sending workers returning to its Toledo Jeep plant around a newly constructed off-road course.

OAK HARBOR, OHIO — The commanding image of Comm. Oliver Hazard Perry dwarfed Scott Hagan Thursday as he put the finishing touches on the war hero’s coat taking form on the side of a barn near Oak Harbor.

A former teller at Farmers & Merchants State Bank pleaded not guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court to stealing from the bank.

FREMONT – There was the belching black diesel smoke, the guttural groan of heavy equipment, the clanking of a metal grinding head as it chewed into concrete, and the rush of a torrent of water as it tumbled down the face of the Ballville Dam.

Electronics retailer Best Buy Co., Inc., said Thursday it plans to close its store on U.S. 20 in Perrysburg by the close of business on Oct. 28 due to poor sales.

A Toledo man who was convicted in a 1988 homicide was indicted Thursday on charges that he robbed and fatally stabbed an elderly man last month.

University of Toledo women's basketball coach Tricia Cullop will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Detroit Tigers’ game against the Minnesota Twins at Comerica Park on Thursday. Game time is 7:10 p.m.

University of Toledo women's basketball coach Tricia Cullop will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Detroit Tigers game against the Minnesota Twins at Comerica Park in Detroit on Thursday, September 21. Game time is 7:10 p.m.

A woman who was using a wheelchair was shot in a parking lot in South Toledo Thursday.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Grant Hart, the drummer and vocalist for pioneering indie rock band Husker Du, has died at age 56.

Former University of Toledo football coach Gary Pinkel will return to campus on Saturday to sign his new book, The 100-Yard Journey: A Life in Coaching and Battling for the Win.

Former University of Toledo football coach Gary Pinkel will return to campus on Saturday to sign his new book, “The 100-Yard Journey: A Life in Coaching and Battling for the Win,”.

Before heading back at work after a long layoff, some 3,000 employees of Toledo’s Jeep plant will spread out across the community in massive volunteer effort to paint, serve meals, sort donations, and clean up parks.

The Walleye re-signed high scoring forward Kyle Bonis today.

Nine-time Tony Award-winner The Book of Mormon makes a return visit to the Stranahan Theater on Tuesday.

ANN ARBOR — There’s already one designated “Harbaugh Rule.”

About 200 people are attending an all-day forum at the Stranahan Theater & Great Hall presented by Ohio Sea Grant and Ohio State University's Stone Laboratory.

American ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham visits Toledo on Jan. 25 for a performance at the Huntington Center, 500, Jefferson Ave.

It does not matter if one is offended by speech, religious practices, or peaceable assembly of others, whether on a college campus or in front of an abortion clinic. Our freedoms are too precious to be limited by claims of “offense” or “hate speech.”

Band/Act: Buddy Love and the Coconuts

Tulsa and its high-powered offense will be coming to the Glass Bowl this Saturday. After putting up 66 points on Louisiana-Lafayette last week, the Toledo defense will have its hands full. Here are three players to watch on the Golden Hurricane offense:

Tulsa and its high-powered offense will be coming to the Glass Bowl this Saturday. After putting up 66 points on Louisiana-Lafayette last week, the Toledo defense will have its hands full. Here are three players to watch on the Golden Hurricane offense:

How very sad that Central Catholic is holding up its policy on a young man’s hair as a Christ-like message (“Student fights school ban on dreadlocks,” Sept. 10). Christ often chastised the Pharisees for burdening the average person with laws so onerous that no one could observe them.

“You will do better in Toledo.”