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UT speaker to discuss Pakistan
Dr. S. Amjad Hussain, a retired surgeon, UT trustee, and columnist for The Blade, will discuss the separation of India into a Hindu nation (India) and Muslim nation (Pakistan.)
Pakistani native will look at India-Pakistan split through lens of literature. …

Updated 1 hour ago
Dog park sparks numbers
Cassidy, owned by Carol Plimpton, right, checks out Riley, held by owner Corbin Funka. They all live in Toledo. The Glass City Dog Park is op­er­ated by non­profit Toledo Un­leashed, which is gearing up for its first full-year membership cycle.
Toledo Unleashed membership climbs at Woodsdale Park playground. …

Published 1 hour ago
Hearing draws varied crowd on rate plan for Davis-Besse
FirstEnergy has proposed a new rate plan that would help secure the future of the Davis-Besse plant in Oak Harbor, Ohio.
Perhaps it was no surprise that nearly everyone who spoke…

Published 1 hour ago
Toledo puts Erie St. Market up for sale
The front facade of the Erie Street Market.
Bids on building to begin Feb. 17.

Published 1 hour ago
Judge retiring after lively 4 decades
Judge Allan Davis is the longest-serving juvenile and probate court judge in Ohio. He will retire Feb. 8.
Hancock County’s Allan Davis known for declaring man legally dead. …

Updated 6 hours ago
20-year-old man dies after shooting
Toledo police are calling the shooting a homicide.

Updated 8 hours ago
1 dead in snow plow crash
Liberty Center woman killed after car hit a plow truck.

Updated 11 hours ago
Lake holds forum on guns in school
Lake Local school board member Monica Leppelmeier questions Buckeye Firearms Association representatives Jim Irvine, standing, and, behind him, Joe Eaton, about the possibility of training teachers to carry guns.
Comments from crowd of 30 mixed in forum on possibly arming staff. …

Updated 11 hours ago
Thomas Merton’s memory kept alive
Thomas Merton, born in 1915 and accidentally electrocuted in 1968 during a trip to Asia, is considered one of the 20th century’s most influential Catholics.
Trappist monk’s memoir from 1948 still guides others in spiritual thought. …

Updated 14 hours ago
Job is about love, incoming deputy chief says
Toledo police Capt. Benjamin Tucker says his desire to help people was the main reason he wanted to be a police officer.
Captain to be promoted Friday.




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