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5/5/2013 12:12 AM
Pro golf can truly be sport for masses
BY DAVE HACKENBERG BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
It all started a quarter of a century ago when Craig Stadler got down on his knees to propose hitting his golf ball from under a tree at the San Diego Open. There was one problem. Fashion plate that the Walrus was, and is, he did not want his pants to get dirty. So he spread a towel on the …
Pro golf can truly be sport for masses
BY DAVE HACKENBERG BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
It all started a quarter of a century ago when Craig Stadler got down on his knees to propose hitting his golf ball from under a tree at the San Diego Open. There was one problem. Fashion plate that the Walrus was, and is, he did not want his pants to get dirty. So he spread a towel on the …
5/4/2013 11:28 PM
Aviary offers birders the rest of the world
BY MATT MARKEY
BLADE OUTDOORS EDITOR
As thousands of birding enthusiasts swarm over the northwest Ohio area to take advantage of the unparalleled viewing opportunities the spring migration presents, many have a checklist proudly in hand. …
Aviary offers birders the rest of the world
As thousands of birding enthusiasts swarm over the northwest Ohio area to take advantage of the unparalleled viewing opportunities the spring migration presents, many have a checklist proudly in hand. …
5/5/2013 12:00 AM
Talent lights up Lourdes' Luminations
BY BARBARA HENDEL
BLADE SOCIETY EDITOR
Lourdes University's signature fund-raising event Luminations on April 27 in the Franciscan Center showcased Toledo's performing arts while raising more than $260,000 for scholarships. …
Talent lights up Lourdes' Luminations
Lourdes University's signature fund-raising event Luminations on April 27 in the Franciscan Center showcased Toledo's performing arts while raising more than $260,000 for scholarships. …
5/5/2013 12:00 AM
It’s a day of celebrations
BY DANIEL NEMAN BLADE FOOD EDITOR
Yes, today is Cinco de Mayo, a day actually celebrated more widely across the United States than it is in Mexico. …
It’s a day of celebrations
BY DANIEL NEMAN BLADE FOOD EDITOR
Yes, today is Cinco de Mayo, a day actually celebrated more widely across the United States than it is in Mexico. …
5/5/2013 12:00 AM
Treasure hunters are heading for the woods
BY MARY ALICE POWELL BLADE COLUMNIST
If you appreciate one of nature’s most revered foods and are willing to hunt for it, put on your boots because the morel mushroom season is in full swing in Michigan. …
Treasure hunters are heading for the woods
BY MARY ALICE POWELL BLADE COLUMNIST
If you appreciate one of nature’s most revered foods and are willing to hunt for it, put on your boots because the morel mushroom season is in full swing in Michigan. …
5/3/2013 7:19 PM
Congressional placeholders place progress on hold
BY MARILOU JOHANEK BLADE COLUMNIST
Same as it ever was. The do-nothing 113th Congress is partisan, polarized, and gridlocked. We’ve seen this movie before. The plot never advances. …
Congressional placeholders place progress on hold
BY MARILOU JOHANEK BLADE COLUMNIST
Same as it ever was. The do-nothing 113th Congress is partisan, polarized, and gridlocked. We’ve seen this movie before. The plot never advances. …
5/3/2013 9:39 PM
Multifaith has a place for everyone
BY TK BARGER BLADE RELIGION EDITOR
Before moving to Toledo, I worked in Philadelphia as a chaplain in a hospital. When patients and their families asked about my religion, I usually said that I was there as an interfaith chaplain. My role was to provide comfort and help in a time of crisis, to minister to people of many faiths and no faith. …
Multifaith has a place for everyone
BY TK BARGER BLADE RELIGION EDITOR
Before moving to Toledo, I worked in Philadelphia as a chaplain in a hospital. When patients and their families asked about my religion, I usually said that I was there as an interfaith chaplain. My role was to provide comfort and help in a time of crisis, to minister to people of many faiths and no faith. …
5/2/2013 10:25 PM
Wookiee mistake just Hens’ latest
BY DAVE HECKENBERG BLADE COLUMNIST
In regards to the Chewbacca-inspired uniforms the Mud Hens will wear this weekend, a team official said, “There is no such thing as bad press.” …
Wookiee mistake just Hens’ latest
BY DAVE HECKENBERG BLADE COLUMNIST
In regards to the Chewbacca-inspired uniforms the Mud Hens will wear this weekend, a team official said, “There is no such thing as bad press.” …
5/2/2013 10:15 PM
Robust 2003 hatch still class of Lake Erie’s walleye school
BY MATT MARKEY
BLADE OUTDOORS EDITORS
That rock-solid, gangbusters Lake Erie walleye class of 2003 just keeps on producing. Nearly a decade after fish biologists celebrated a very strong hatch, those fish are all grown up and stressing tackle across the western basin. …
Robust 2003 hatch still class of Lake Erie’s walleye school
That rock-solid, gangbusters Lake Erie walleye class of 2003 just keeps on producing. Nearly a decade after fish biologists celebrated a very strong hatch, those fish are all grown up and stressing tackle across the western basin. …
5/2/2013 8:18 PM
Standing out in a digital world
BY KIRK BAIRD BLADE COLUMNIST
We’re generally drawn to the familiar, the recognized names and appearances of products we know, trust, and are more likely to buy. Think restaurants, canned goods, clothes, electronics, and even cars. …
Standing out in a digital world
BY KIRK BAIRD BLADE COLUMNIST
We’re generally drawn to the familiar, the recognized names and appearances of products we know, trust, and are more likely to buy. Think restaurants, canned goods, clothes, electronics, and even cars. …
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