Bulletin board items for Sept. 15, 2025.

This week in Toledo history for Sept. 14-20.

This week in Toledo history for Sept. 7-13.

Week three roundup of local high school football teams

Donald Eli Pittman, age 85, passed away peacefully on September 1, 2025, at the Gardens of St. Francis in Oregon, Ohio, where he resided for the last year.

Don’s work is done and he can rest.

Daniel G. Skadeland, Sr., 76, of Oregon, Ohio, passed away peacefully on Sunday August 31, 2025.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Cheryl Kay (Pennington) Dunbar, age 66, of Northwood, Ohio.

Below is a listing of results and stats from the fourth week of the girls soccer season. This is for matches played through Sept. 7. Information is gathered via MaxPreps, coach email submissions and team social media accounts. A lack of individual stats listed means none of those sources provided that information.

Below is a listing of results and stats from the fourth week of the girls volleyball season. This is for matches played through Sept. 7. Information is gathered via MaxPreps, coach email submissions and team social media accounts. A lack of individual stats listed means none of those sources provided that information.

Below is a listing of results and stats from the fourth week of the boys soccer season. This is for matches played through Sept. 7. Information is gathered via MaxPreps, coach email submissions and team social media accounts. A lack of individual stats listed means none of those sources provided that information.

Below are the week one OHSAA volleyball rankings. Ranking Score School 1 100 SETON (10) …

The City of Toledo has received a $2,480 grant from the Ohio Historical Records Advisory Board to preserve and make publicly accessible historic plat maps from the 1880s. The project will run through Dec. 31, 2025.

 Maumee Bay State Park will be the new host site for the 21st annual Toledo Lighthouse Festival on Sept. 13-14.

Now former Walbridge police officer Michael Ervin was criminally charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing official business, OVI and having a weapon while intoxicated after an incident Aug. 23.

Village council members in Oak Harbor held their latest meeting on Sept. 2, highlighted by the application for a tree grant, the first reading for adopting a comprehensive parks plan, and addressing a traffic issue raised by a local resident. 

To the editor: Similar centers of this size consume huge amounts of power and cooling water. Based on published industry data, even with the best available technology in water recycling, this facility would require around 720,000 gallons per day, not the 20,000 to 30,000 gallons per day that the developer claims.

The Lake Local School District is in the early stages of strategic planning in partnership with the Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA).