Новости за 22.12.2017

COLUMBUS — Former five-star recruit Trevon Grimes will transfer from Ohio State to Florida.

COLUMBUS — Former five-star recruit Trevon Grimes will transfer from Ohio State to Florida.

Authorities charged a Holland man with making threats against Lucas County Sheriff’s Office personnel while he was incarcerated at the jail.

MOBILE, Ala. — For two teams that have become awfully familiar with each other, the University of Toledo football team and Appalachian State have been a model of consistency in their respective conferences.

There’s good news and bad news on the horizon for Ohio citizens and business who have been lax in paying their taxes during part or all of the last six years.

It’s a rematch for the University of Toledo and Appalachian State, this time in the Dollar General Bowl. Last year Appalachian State outlasted the Rockets in a 31-28 victory in the Camellia Bowl. Can we expect another close game?

In this week’s edition of Behind The Readers’ Forum, The Blade welcomes letter writer Gerald Mitchell to discuss his recent letter.

BOWLING GREEN — A Bowling Green homeowner shot a person after he broke into the resident’s home and threatened him, according to Bowling Green police.

When jazz icon Jon Hendricks died a month ago, his global impact on the music industry became all the more evident by the thousands of stories about his passing carried in publications across North America and as far away as Russia, Japan, France, Great Britain, Australia, and India.

When you are a kid, you live Christmas in the present. With strong parenting, at a very young age you learn the beautifully detailed story of Christ’s birth, and then the mysteries of Santa Claus and his incredible travels are skillfully blended into the Christmas narrative.

The planned razing next year of St. Anthony Catholic Church at Nebraska and Junction avenues is more than just the removal of another vacant building to people like Jack Sparagowski.

For what seems like an epoch, Toledoans have known El Tipico as the home of the “typical taco.”

COLUMBUS — It came as little surprise Friday when Gov. John Kasich quietly signed Ohio’s latest restriction on abortion into law.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has signed into law a $1.5 trillion tax overhaul package.

COLUMBUS – Ohio State coach Urban Meyer said Wednesday that the Buckeyes do not expect any players to sit out when they play next week in the Cotton Bowl.

At a time when Catholic parishes — like religious participation in general — are suffering from declining popularity, The Rev. Herb Weber wants potential worshipers to experience Catholicism again.

At a time when Catholic parishes — like religious participation in general — are suffering from declining popularity, The Rev. Herb Weber wants potential worshipers to experience Catholicism again.

The University of Toledo football team will play in a bowl game Saturday for the seventh time in eight seasons, but whether the university will financially cash in on the big game remains to be seen.

LUCAS COUNTY

BOWLING GREEN — The Toledo Public Schools deputy superintendent has been arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence in Wood County, according to jail records.

Legislation proposed recently in the Ohio House of Representatives would require courts to use the results of a “validated risk assessment tool” as part of their bail-setting decisions — the same risk assessment tool already under use here in Lucas County.

A story that will likely garner no coverage at all in Russia’s state-sponsored press, appeared recently on the front pages of many American newspapers, including one with this eye-popping headline: “Putin thanks Trump for tip from CIA.”

In their efforts to hoodwink the middle class, President Trump and his Republican cohorts stated that the tax reform bill is for the middle class and that the middle class will benefit greatly.

The resurgence of what is being called euphemistically right-wing populism in Eastern Europe, including in Austria, Hungary, and Poland, is hard to understand, given the history of that region with authoritarian governments over the years.

ANN ARBOR — Michigan didn’t sign a top-five recruiting class Wednesday, which has led some to wonder if Jim Harbaugh has lost his mojo.