Новости за 11.11.2017

Toledo police say a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car Friday evening in South Toledo.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State remembered its power-running identity after all.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State remembered its power-running identity after all.

COLUMBUS – Seven days of dissection and well-deserved criticism came to a rolling boil Saturday at Ohio Stadium.

Two races from Tuesday’s election in Lucas County are close enough they might require a recount, although provisional and absentee ballots still have to be counted.

Bundling her son and nephew head-to-toe in winter coats, blankets, hats, and gloves, Angela Neal of Toledo said The Blade Holiday Parade downtown is a family tradition that can’t be skipped.

The autumn chill has finally arrived, if not yet the cold that attends the heart of December. Along with that chill comes a carnival of colors, proof that fall will not go gentle into winter’s night.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green police will host a training session for employees of businesses that sell alcohol.

The second annual high school senior all-star football game will be 1 p.m. Sunday at Springfield High School.

Several businesses in uptown Maumee once again take part Sunday in the Maumee Uptown Business Association’s annual Holiday Open House.

Pavement repair will reduce northbound I-75 to one lane approaching the Maumee River for about 12 hours Sunday, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced.

Whitmer rallies for 32-29 win over Olentangy

FINDLAY — Archbold had it won until it didn’t.

DEFIANCE — An opportunistic Liberty-Benton team forced four Hicksville first-half turnovers and jumped to a 45-7 lead at halftime en route to an easy 60-7 victory in Division VI, Region 22 semifinal action at Fred J. Brown Stadium.

Warren Michigan Collegiate 32, Blissfield 6

No. 13 Michigan State at No. 11 Ohio State

COLUMBUS — Playing its first game under its new coach, Ohio State looked invigorated in front of its home fans as it picked up its first win of the season against Robert Morris.

COLUMBUS — Kelsey Mitchell and Ohio State opened up their season in dominant fashion, routing a fellow Top 10 team.

The Vietnam War ended more than 42 years ago, but for the past six years, Janna Hoehn has been on a quest to put a face to every name enshrined on the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial in Washington.

Wade Kapszukiewicz’s campaign promises were easier to offer than they will be to deliver — which is a fact that he, his supporters, and his detractors all agree upon.

The extra point truly matters. That one point, following a touchdown, can be the difference between winning and losing the game. It could mean the difference between making it to a bowl game or staying home. College football coaches will tell you: one does matter. In fact, since 2000, there have been 200 NCAA BCS games decided by one point.

Vincent M. Nathan, a lawyer, law professor, and nationally renowned expert in prisons and corrections reform, died Wednesday in Hospice of Northwest Ohio, South Detroit Avenue. He was 79.

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There may be no place like home for the holidays, but retail experts are predicting consumers will head for the stores in droves this shopping season and open their wallets and purses generously when they arrive.