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Written by Tammy Walro
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 14:01 |
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PRIZM Creative Community invites the public to the opening reception of the 2010 Salon des Refusés Art Exhibition in Toledo Friday July 9 from 6-10 p.m.
The Salon opens the same evening as the TAA Show at the Toledo Museum of Art, and is held across the street at the Parkwood Gallery, enabling art lovers to enjoy a full evening of festivities. The Parkwood Gallery is located in the Professional Building at 1838 Parkwood Ave.
The Awards Assembly for the Salon show will be held at 9 p.m., following the awards assembly at the museum, which is slated for 7:30 p.m.
Serving the community as this years Salon Show judges will be Arts Advocate Mary T. Wolfe of Perrysburg, and Artist Emanuel Enriquez, of Bowling Green.
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Written by Tammy Walro
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Tuesday, 06 July 2010 19:30 |
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Dr. Kris Brickman, medical director of the Emergency Department at the University of Toledo Medical Center, offered an update on the condition of Don RedFox, The Toledo Zoo’s elephant manager, who was injured during an interaction with Louie, the Zoo’s 7-year-old male African elephant.
According to Dr. Brickman, RedFox is in critical but stable condition.
Dr. Brickman said that RedFox suffered pulmonary contusions due to the compression injuries he sustained. He remains in intensive care and is on a ventilator. In addition, RedFox is being purposely and heavily sedated in order to make him as comfortable and pain-free as possible and help him heal.
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Written by J. Patrick Eaken
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Thursday, 01 July 2010 09:27 |
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One day a recently graduated high school senior at Eastwood, the next day Alyssa Shimel qualifies to play with the world’s best female professional golfers.
Shimel played in the weekend’s Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic LPGA Tour event after qualifying against three professionals and another amateur at a qualifying round at Sylvania Country Club. The top two qualified, and Shimel finished second by carding a 74 over the 18-hole round.
“It feels great. I’m really excited,” Shimel said. “I was just trying to keep calm and play it one shot at a time. I just thought I’d shoot the best I could and see what happened. I knew I could if I played well, and if I put in the time and the work at it, it was realistic.”
“(Sylvania CC) is a pretty difficult course. It has some tight holes and some pretty long rough, and some pretty slick greens. You have to hit the ball pretty straight.”
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