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Libbey chief named top exec
It’s been a busy week for Stephanie Streeter, the chief executive officer of Toledo-based glass maker Libbey Inc.

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Police up reward for arson suspects
A $5,000 reward is being offered for anyone who offers information that leads to an arrest or conviction of suspects involved in a series of break-ins and vandalism at Olander Park over the last two months, that included an arson incident there Monday.

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Tot’s case focuses on other lost children

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Secor Road, I-475 interchange open
The ramps at the Secor Road interchange on I-475 in West Toledo were reopened today to traffic, a city spokesman said.

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Missing Ottawa Co. woman found safe
OAK HARBOR -- Mary Klosinski, 69, was found safe and unharmed at 10:02 a.m. today, Carroll Township police said.

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Chrysler OKs recall of 1.5M Jeeps
Maybe it was concern over consumer perception, or maybe it was the ease of the fix. Whatever it was, Chrysler Group LLC reversed course on Tuesday and said it would recall voluntarily 1.56 million out of 2.7 million Jeeps that federal regulators said pose a fire hazard in rear-end collisions.

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Powers, amateur Ko on course
Lydia Ko, the golfing prodigy who won an LPGA Tour event last summer at the age of 15, and northwest Ohio product Caroline Powers, the winner of the 2013 Dinah Shore Award from the LPGA Foundation, have accepted invitations to play as sponsor exemptions in this summer’s Marathon Classic.

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City weighs composting machinery
Toledo City Council on Tuesday continued debating whether to let the city get into the composting business through the purchase of a German-made machine to turn leaves collected from city streets into compost.

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Owens Corning to expand by $130M
Owens Corning is expanding its non-wovens business by $130 million in North America, the company announced today.

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Delta to memorialize Rev. King
DELTA, Ohio — More than 100 years before the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his iconic “I Have A Dream Speech” on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, another Rev. King championed the message of racial equality in Delta.