Новости за 02.11.2017

SANDUSKY — Boosted by an increase in visitor spending, amusement park operator Cedar Fair LP on Thursday reported third quarter profits of $191.3 million, or $3.38 a share, an increase of 9 percent over the same period a year ago when its profits were $175 million, or $3.10 a share.

The University of Toledo College of Law’s overall passage rate for the July bar exam is the lowest it has been in more than a decade — at 58 percent tying with the University of Dayton at dead last among Ohio’s nine law colleges.

The University of Toledo college of law’s overall passage rate for the July bar exam is the lowest it has been in more than a decade. But the rate of students passing on their first attempt jumped 11 percentage points from last year’s performance, and college officials hope that upward trend continues.

A massive sports complex could be coming to Wood County, with Perrysburg, Maumee, Rossford, and the Wood County Economic Development Commission splitting the cost of a feasibility study for an ambitious proposal.

ANN ARBOR — The fifth night game in Michigan Stadium history will take place Saturday, as the Wolverines welcome Minnesota to the Big House to battle for the Little Brown Jug.

COLUMBUS — A state panel Thursday again refused to throw out allegations that major drug manufacturers were spending millions to defeat a drug-pricing issue on the Nov. 7 ballot months before officially creating a campaign committee.

Rudy Ruiz, Perrysburg’s new fire chief, knows the department will be forced to change while under his command, and those changes will be coming soon.

BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University women’s soccer team entered this season with few expectations.

Walleye goaltender Pat Nagle has been named runner-up for the ECHL's goalie of the month award.

BOWLING GREEN – Officials warn drivers be careful in what is the busiest month for crashes involving deer.

A federal grant has awarded about $74,000 to Toledo police for traffic safety.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio — The big buck did what mature, savvy, and hyper-wary large white-tailed deer are predictably prone to do — he vanished. Luke Lohan had been watching the movements and growth of this buck for three years through intermittent trail camera images, but now the behemoth was gone.

The Woman in Black, a chilling ghost story, is being presented in a perfect place: Valentine Theatre’s Studio A, an intimate black-box theater where an equally chilling theatrical atmosphere can envelop the audience.

At 5-foot-3 and 155 pounds, the compact running back packed a punch that stunned many foes. The senior was the heart and soul of a Panthers team that knocked off rival Perrysburg 27-14 in the regular-season finale. Maumee recaptured the Ding Dong Bell trophy as Cleghorn rushed for 301 yards on 51 carries and scored on runs of 6, 39, 1 and 8 yards.

The Toledo Plan Commission approved zoning and the planned unit-development for the proposed construction of luxury apartments and a restaurant at the Marina District.

The Toledo Plan Commission approved zoning and the planned unit-development for the proposed construction of luxury apartments and restaurant at the Marina Disrict.

The Toledo Plan Commission will review plans Thursday for a proposed development in the Marina District in East Toledo.

The Toledo Plan Commission will review plans Thursday for a proposed development in the Marina District in East Toledo.

At the Attic on Adams, a charming bar located in Uptown Toledo, customer service is the name of the game.

The University of Toledo football team welcomes Northern Illinois today at the Glass Bowl. Here are three keys to the game:

Let me get this straight: the winless Browns this week tried to trade two early-round picks for a cut-rate veteran quarterback in a bid to win just enough games so they can’t land the passer they covet in next year’s draft, then forgot to hit the send button before the trade deadline?

It’s a crowded race for Spencer Township Board of Trustees with six candidates vying for two open seats.

Haas Bakery is a Toledo-area institution, a long-time family-owned establishment offering sweet treats of all kinds. It seemed a perfect place to go in search of Thrifty Thursday deals costing only $5 or less per person. And, indeed, it was.

It’s a crowded race for Spencer Township Board of Trustees with six candidates vying for two open seats.

ANN ARBOR — For someone making more than $1 million annually, Pep Hamilton hasn’t lived up to his end of the bargain.