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Published 6 hours ago
Celebrating 98 years of storytelling
BY DAVE HACKENBERG BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
It’s always nice to write about a legend when he’s still a living legend. …

Published 6 hours ago
Passion for Toledo Express cooling
BY THOMAS WALTON BLADE COLUMNIST
Last summer, I offered an impassioned plea for the survival and return to glory of Toledo Express Airport. Express did not have to be the poor little brother to Detroit Metropolitan Airport, I argued, citing airports in Akron/Canton and Flint, Mich., as two that thrive despite their proximity to major airports. …

Updated 19 hours ago
Benefit fashion shows in style
BY BARBARA HENDEL BLADE SOCIETY EDITOR
Bright colors, pretty dresses, and more were on display at recent charity fund-raiser fashion shows. …

5/20/2012 12:00 AM
TPS tax hike joins crowded ballot
BY DAVID KUSHMA BLADE EDITOR
There's never a good time to ask voters to raise their taxes. And now might seem even worse than usual. …

5/20/2012 12:00 AM
Aiding good causes warms the heart
BY MARY ALICE POWELL BLADE COLUMNIST
Fund-raisers come in all sizes and range from events to help buy a boiler for a museum to efforts to provide diapers to needy families. …

5/20/2012 1:44 AM
Anglers upbeat about summer
BY MATT MARKEY BLADE OUTDOORS EDITOR
The very meticulous and thorough biologists with the Ohio Division of Wildlife took 119 pages crammed with charts, graphs, tables, and maps to painstakingly detail what the difficult 2011fishing season provided. …

5/20/2012 12:00 AM
Local strawberry fields beckon 'U'
BY DANIEL NEMAN BLADE FOOD EDITOR
The weather outside was not frightful, after all. If there was a wonderland, it was not wintery. Noses everywhere were left decidedly unnipped by Jack Frost. …

5/20/2012 1:17 AM
MAC left out of conference realignment
BY DAVE HACKENBERG BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
Conference realignment in college athletics these days is somewhat mind-boggling. It's hard, as the old saying goes, to keep track of the players without a program. …

5/20/2012 12:00 AM
Campaign defies conventional analysis
BY DAVID SHRIBMAN PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE EXECUTIVE EDITOR
Barack Obama's opponent four years ago was a Republican who repressed his moderate and liberal instincts, who insisted he was a conservative, who seemed to be suffering from a political identity crisis, and who had a sterling resume but a halting campaign style. …

5/19/2012 12:00 AM
Give your garden a facelift for party season
BY KELLY HEIDBREDER BLADE COLUMNIST
Memorial Day, graduation, Father's Day, the kids' birthday party, Independence Day Celebration. Whoa, your summer calendar is filling up fast. Before you know it, we will be talking about the summer drought and preparing for fall. …