Новости за 18.09.2017

“Every life has a food story, and every food story is unique,” writes culinary historian Laura Shapiro.

ANN ARBOR — Jim Harbaugh likes to say Big Ten games count twice as much because a win doubles as, well, a ‘W,’ and a tiebreaker.

DETROIT – The Detroit Tigers announced Monday that Mike Rojas would not return as manager of the Mud Hens.

BOWLING GREEN — On Monday, Bowling Green State University football coach Mike Jinks disclosed when he would name a starting quarterback for the Falcons’ contest at Middle Tennessee Saturday.

This will be a unique week of preparation for the University of Toledo football team in that it is Week No. 4 of the college football season and its opponent, Miami (Fla.), has only played one game.

COLUMBUS — The schedule sets up Ohio State to go on a winning streak, but Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer said now is not the time for experimentation.

Bruce Gradkowski might have been born and raised in Pittsburgh, but he now calls Toledo home.

Two people were shot Saturday in the city’s center in what police said appears to be gang-related activity.

A Toledo teen accused of fatally shooting a city man during a January robbery will be tried as an adult, a juvenile court judge ruled Monday.

WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are revving up a final push to scuttle President Barack Obama’s health care law. Though the effort faces low odds of success and just a two-week window to prevail, Democrats backed by doctors, hospitals, and patients’ groups are mustering an all-out effort to smother the GOP drive once and for all.

Momentum, a glass, music, and arts festival, was held this weekend at Promenade Park in downtown Toledo. The Ohio Arts Council and ProMedica were among the sponsors of the event.

Actor Jamie Farr has pulled out of a nationally touring production of Tuesdays With Morrie based on a visa hangup with his Canadian director and co-star, representatives of the M*A*S*H star and Toledo native said in a statement Monday.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football team’s game against Akron at Doyt Perry Stadium will kick off at 6 p.m., the school announced Monday.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State’s Sept. 30 game at Rutgers will be a night kickoff.

We live in a crisis-a-day world where television news seems obligated to give us at least one story each cycle that is dripping with fear and angst so it produces cardio-vascular tremors: cyber security threats, gas price spikes, hundred-year storms, race issues, terrorism and antibiotic resistant bugs – all legitimate concerns and they are all out there, dressed like the grim reaper.

ANN ARBOR — In three career games, redshirt freshman kicker Quinn Nordin has already earned two Big Ten special teams player of the week honors.

Sara Moulton is one of the most beloved cooking personalities around.

Savage and Associates Inc. will move next year from its current headquarters on Talmadge Road in Toledo to a new building in Maumee’s Arrowhead Park.

The mayors of Toledo and Oregon, along with union and management officials of Toledo Refining Co., called on President Trump Monday to protect jobs at the facility on Woodville Road by changing a section of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Renewable Fuel Standard making it expensive for independent operations like Toledo Refining to stay in business.

The second edition of The Blade’s weekly high school football poll features no changes atop any of the three polls, but there is some movement below.

As feared, Hurricane Maria rapidly strengthened Monday morning as it took aim at Puerto Rico and islands left in ruins by Hurricane Irma.

After the University of Toledo’s 54-51 comeback win over Tulsa here are a few more facts to wrap up the wild night at the Glass Bowl:

The University of Toledo will teach more than 2,000 local high school students and teachers how to use mathematics and computational thinking to solve cybersecurity problems in smart vehicles as part of a new $1.8 million grant from the National Science Foundation.

WAUSEON — Police are searching for a man who robbed a gas station Sunday night while armed with a crow bar.

SWANTON — The 180th Fighter Wing of the Ohio Air National Guard has announced night training flights to continue through Thursday, weather permitting.