This week in Toledo history April 27-May 3

The Oak Harbor village council is considering two ordinances that support responsible animal ownership while preserving quality of life for all residents.

To the editor: As a retired nurse and senior citizen, I have continually come across the negative attributes of Big Pharma. The commercials!

To the editor: A recent editorial author expounded on being perplexed by opposition to Elon Musk.  Let me help.  

Duane G. Baugh, 27, of Adrian, Mich. was arrested on April 23 and charged with multiple offenses related to improper conduct involving a minor.

Health department clinics for April 27, 2025.

News briefs for April 27, 2025

Bulletin board items for April 27, 2025

Eastwood is once again looking to compete for a league title and beyond this year.

With the weather getting warmer and the track and field season moving along, it is time for the area runners and field competitors to begin rounding into form with May fast approaching.

Two local students submitted winning designs in the OSS Solid Waste District’s Billboard Contest and earned the honor of having their artwork displayed for all to see in their communities.

 Cardinal Stritch Academy Cardinals recently held a pet supply drive in support of all the animals the Toledo Humane Society (THS) helps. THS employee and Cardinal Stritch alum Jackie (Knott) …

Education news and notes for April 28

 This year, Lake Schools STEM/Technology teacher Monica Myerholtz received a grant to bring new technology into her classrooms - robots.

The third-quarter recipients of the Keller Award have been announced by Oregon City Schools.

The village of Pemberville will again ask voters for a half-percent increase in income taxes on May 6. It would take the current rate of one percent to 1.5 percent.

Madelyn Bronowski, a senior catcher for Genoa High School, has signed with the Owens Community College softball program.