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• Retirement Guys: Summer reading list
• Stickley historian brings knowledge to ‘road show’
• Girls on the Run to host June 2 5K
• Treece: Realigning markets & economy
• Rathbun: Facebook: An illustrative look at IPOs
• Toledo got next: Is the industry gathering talent from the Glass City?
• UT offers film crew training this summer
• Toledo eliminated from MAC Tournament
• ProMedica unveils new respite center in Defiance
• Review: ‘Men in Black 3’ returns chemistry, creativity to franchise
• Branding Toledo at the casino
• Pounds: The gamble
• ‘Viva Ross-Vegas!’ Casino to open May 29
• Seven Mary Three to roar into Sandusky for Ohio Bike Week
• Sanderling celebrates 10-year anniversary with TSO
• Family Practice: Little children
• Taxicab company partners with police to spot crime
• ProMedica ‘Classic’ expands focus to include heart, vascular
• Taylor Kia to host Child Safety Program on June 16
• Activist fights law that slows aid for some veterans
• Compulsive gamblers can ban themselves from Ohio casinos
• Detroit, Cleveland media praise Toledo casino
• Berry: Unprecedented negativity?
• Documentary explores link between economy, generational differences
• Rockets title hopes take a hit in MAC Tournament opener
• Ship visit highlights charter school’s mission
• FBI indicts 18 in IHOP raid case
• Toledo’s most eligible to be auctioned off May 24
• Altvater: LPGA rules official adversely affects Pressel/Munoz match at Sybase
• DOUBLE DUTY: Director brings two Shakespeare plays to the stage
• Arts icon: Arts community celebrates Dorothy MacKenzie Price
• Country duo Shovels & Rope celebrates new album with free concert
• Alyssa Campanella prepares to relinquish her Miss USA title
• Patrick Rynn and Chris James bring the blues to Mickey Finn’s
• Siebenaler: ‘One for the Money’
• Superstar Drake brings tour to DTE in Clarkson
• Mack: John Mayer was ‘Born’ for folk, blues
• KeyBank receives top national award
• Photo Gallery: A tour of Hollywood Casino Toledo
• “One For The Money” home video review
• Opening day at Toledo Zoo’s Tembo Trail
• China Business Summit to address culture, finance
• Stamp shop hopes to fill growing scrapbooking void
• Toledo sweeps EMU, enters MAC Tournament as No. 2 seed
• Altvater: Rickie Fowler bridges the generation gap for young golf fans
• Pennsylvania man missing during planned trip to Ohio
• “Colonel, make it a double, please!”
• Szyperski: A Sophia or Jacob by any other name would be as sweet
• Toledo earns first MAC West Championship with win over EMU
• UT wins first Jacoby Trophy, given to top MAC Women’s Program
• Treece: Eliminating the 2013 deficit, Part 2
• Densic: Render onto whom?
• Baumhower: Congratulations, now don’t be stupid!
• Rathbun: Do you have a blueprint for your financial house?
• 5K to raise scholarship in honor of family killed in tornado
• Casino blends classic games with latest technology
• Rockets top EMU, stay ahead in chase for title
• Kowalczyk receives extension through 2017
• Emily, blunt
• Pounds: Decisions, decisions
• $15.2 million elephant exhibit opens at Toledo Zoo
• Altvater: Kuselias out at Golf Channel “Morning Drive”
• Northwest Ohio Development Center to lose police protection
• Report: Few domestic violence cases reach trial in Toledo
• Mobile Meals in need of volunteers
• Council criticized for dropping ‘Joe Wicks Way’ proposal
• Rocket Motorsports has Top 20 showing at SAE competition
• Toledo teen competes in Italian magic show
• Study: Birders contribute millions to local economy
• Higgins: If it saves one freedom
• Ohio State’s Weatherspoon transferring to UT
• Rockets throttled 10-1 at Ohio State
• Dancing with the Stars: Cardio Dance for Weight Loss Home Video Review
• New voices seek to harmonize with Toledo arts community
• M3 lets creative voices be heard
• McGinnis: Summer movies feature (a few) fresh ideas
• Stoner signs Packo’s bun
• DC preps fans for new round of Batmania
• 20 North Gallery marks 20th season on May 25
• TAPESTRY leads annual Harp Gathering
• TPS seeks 6.9 mill levy on November ballot
• So long, and thanks for all the fish
• Toledo remains in first with sweep of BG
• Thomas, Stafford sign with Browns, Falcons
• Toledo pounds BG 16-8
• It’s a taxing time: Reducing income taxes in retirement
• Rockets top BG, clinch spot in MAC Tournament
• Higgins: I love a parade … not
• Szyperski: Give me a pee for parenthood
• Baumhower: Strippers, midgets and porn stars, oh my!
• Status update: Facebook’s Timeline gains steam
• Former UT coach Bob Nichols to be inducted to MAC Hall of Fame
• Treece Blog: Eliminating the 2013 deficit without raising taxes
• Rathbun: Who is looking out for your best interest?
• Owens Community College partnered with Hollywood Casino for job training
• Retirement Guys: Insurances — What you need and what you may be wasting money on
• Former Rocket Marrow running down a dream in Houston
• ‘Drive Time’ offers local take on sports radio
• Singer-songwriter relearns guitar, working on Toad disc
• Pastry chef Ken Bredeson enjoys sweet gig at casino
• Ombudsman: Hungry reporter finds new reason to donate
• Pounds: Saluting Austin
• I H8 UR TXTNG @ MUVES
• Council postpones ‘Joe Wicks Way’ decision; activist Scott threatens June 1 protest march
• Eldred reflects on return from Tigers
• ProMedica, UT form biorepository to store samples
• Homeless shelters face budget cuts, changes in systems
• Conference to address conservative issues
• Altvater: Reports of Woods’ demise are slightly exaggerated
• Osburn: Romney seeks VP
• Marrow running down a dream in Houston
• Waite alumni award scholarships to uncommon group
• Michigan State drops Rockets 7-2
• Mack: White’s solo effort worth the wait
• Higgins: Defining collateral damage
• Trew Grit: The Trews continue U.S. quest
• Ceremony at Middlegrounds points to inspired future for riverfront
• Blackberry Smoke to open for Eric Church
• White: Getting your post-baby body back with boat pose
• McGinnis: A brief history of early Marvel Comics movies
• Comics versus film: ‘The Avengers’
• Toledo student wins state competition, heads to D.C.
• Dorsey: Zygote on the road
• ‘Esoteric Fragments’ exhibit features works by four friends
• Birds of Chicago to take flight at Manhattan’s
• Rockets lose series to Buffalo
• Hens end successful May homestand with loss
• On-Line Book Buyback Event
• The Gold Knight: Oscars to remain in Hollywood at Dolby Theatre
• DiLallo: Attention makes identifying bullying more challenging
• UT blanks Buffalo
• Study to examine post-traumatic stress in crash survivors
• Letter carriers to deliver relief with food drive
• Canning: Calculate chance of Obamacare compliance near 0
• Barhite: Roadside memorials break the law, but help mend hearts
• A Unique Product Has Arrived Just In Time For Summer - A Cooler Cooler
• Fort Meigs: If you want it built right …
• Walk aims to Make Strides Against Breast Cancer
• Oregon completes first Safe Routes to School project in Ohio
• Family Practice: The meaning in menial
• Church worshippers to flock to Huntington Center
• Replica of TMA honors building’s 100th anniversary
• Death raises questions of elderly self-neglect
• Pounds: Friends with benefits
• Employee orientations wind down as casino prepares to open
• Treece: News of economy’s demise greatly exaggerated
• Wurzelbacher: Veterans deserve more respect from Kaptur
• Glass City Hunger Games
• Sip and cycle at Fête d’Eté wine dinners
• Rathbun: When to take a profit on a holding
• Retirement Guys: Are you prepared for the homestretch?
• ProMedica partnership with Miracle League is big hit
• Countertop Shop ‘decided not to participate’ in recession
• Altvater: Tiger holds social media event on his website
• Altvater: Lexi Thompson challenges but Stacy Lewis wins LPGA’s Mobile Bay Classic
• Review: Marvel’s ‘Avengers’ a roaring blast of summer fun
• Sheriffy unveils anti-bullying website features
• Altvater: PGA Tour predictions, odds & Top 10 contenders for the Wells Fargo
• Baumhower: ‘Lenting it grow’ is akin to pun-ishment
• LMFAO brings party rock to Columbus, Auburn Hills
• May 5 is Free Comic Book Day
• ‘Guys and Dolls’ continues St. Francis tradition
• Carmen Miller travels rough road to success
• Third Space is frontier of forward-thinking community innovation
• Coworking community offers office space
• SmackDown brings WWE’s Cody Rhodes to Toledo
• Snider twists Broadway tunes, writes autobiography
• Blues rock star Tinsley Ellis comes to Toledo
• $100 million to fund pollution clean-up this year
• Barhite: Owens’ tuition increase second boost this year
• Siebenaler: “Haywire” (Lionsgate/Relativity)
• Student film ‘Closing Broadcast’ reopens locally
• Dead Sara alive and well in music
• Rockets sweep doubleheader with Ball State
• Thomas, Noble sign with San Diego, Tampa Bay
• Eric Page signs with Tampa Bay
• Marrow, VanDerMeulen, Manley sign with NFL teams
• UT names Vicki Hall assistant women’s basketball coach
• UT’s Wilkinson shuts out Cardinals
• Toledo Mayor proposes domestic partner benefits for city employees
• Retirement Guys: Two strategies to implement in good markets
• Szyperski: iKid because I love
• Pounds: One step up …
• Born to run
• D. Michael Collins: Rainy days and Mondays
• Rockets upset at home by Northwestern Ohio
• ‘For The Birds’ exhibit is TMA homage to birdwatching
• Birding week to draw 64,000 to NW Ohio
• Beyond Affairs Network group opens in Toledo
• Treece: Seesaw stocks
• Bluesman Ellis to ‘Speak No Evil’ at Evolution
• Airline offers flights to Myrtle Beach
• Rathbun: Prices and earnings
• Ready U to address harvesting, storing garden produce
• A progressive path: Common Hatred to rock The Zodiac
• Sell back your used textbooks!
• Kid Icarus: Uprising video game review
• Mraz’s ‘Four Letter Word’ sure to spawn hits
• The Gold Knight: Summer movies and saving money
• Toledo’s matchup with Youngstown State rained out
• Higgins: Selling stupid
• Battle of the summer movie superheroes
• Common Hatred to rock The Zodiac
• Bronco McKart packs a punch on Toledo Fight Night
• ASO to explore ‘Enchanted Garden’
• Richardson: Springtime in Toledo
• Three local artists featured at Hudson Gallery
• Bretz Nightclub celebrates 25 years
• TCA hosts Gary Puckett and The Union Gap
• Lifelong activist for the poor to speak at United Way
• Rockets move into first place with sweep over NIU
• YMCA, UT Medical Center to lease space in old steam plant
• Kuna baffles Northern Illinois
• Nonprofit helps addicts, mentally ill find supportive housing
• Toledo scores five late runs to top NIU
• Treece: Eat the rich and starve to death
• Shredding event aims to protect personal data
• Szyperski: Spring break 2012 postgame report
• Pounds: Mike moves on
• Toledo woman worked on three Dick Clark shows
• Food and beverage director brings world experience and passion for service to Hollywood Casino Toledo
• April 22 Yell & Tell rally places focus on child abuse
• Victims of underreported crimes sought
• Victims’ Rights Survivor Night focuses on bullying awareness
• Survivor Night offers help and hope to victims
• The facts about who saved Scott High School
• Going Global: Cause for encouragement
• Shafir receives medical waiver, will play next season
• Toledo loses to Wright State in 10 innings
• UT men’s basketball banned from 2013 postseason
• Johnson gets ‘Best’ out of his friends
• Altvater: Is 2012 one of the best years in PGA Tour history?
• AACN Scholarship Program
• Nursing Scholarship Program
• Pin Money Fashion: Best foot forward
• Historic-themed dinner set for Vistula House
• Martini Rox: At 419 Music Awards, networking is the key
• Sell back your used textbooks!
• Thornville, Ohio, festival boasts Grateful Dead members
• Siebenaler: “Journey” (Sony)
• The Rocket Summer flies into Frankie’s
• Higgins: The Little Bus That Couldn’t
• Altvater: Woods to return to the PGA Tour at Wells Fargo
• Still Standing: Josh Blue to play at Funny Bone from April 26-29
• Chamber of Commerce President Mark V’Soske’s award-winning photos on display
• Hannah’s Socks schedules ‘Sole Train’
• Symphony and amateurs to play side by side April 20
• Horse Wren film contrasts music stars with local hopefuls
• India company to convert Clarion to apartments
• One Man Star Wars: Performer brings The Force to Adrian
• Straight No Chaser to twist at Stranahan Theater
• The Gold Knight: Ohio native at Academy gets promotion
• Toledo implodes in ninth inning in loss to WMU
• Inge finishes rehab stint in Toledo
• Rockets cruise past WMU in series opener
• WRs Macon, Reedy impress in Blue and Gold game
• Rockets to hold Blue and Gold Spring Game
• Forum aims to prevent child sexual abuse
• Brown named as Mid-Major Freshman All-American by CollegeInsider.com
• Fisher takes audience on journey of ‘Wishful Drinking’
• This Season’s Baseball Video Game Reviews
• Measure The Redshift eager for Jamboree
• Treece: Petty pessimism
• Pump up ‘The Jam’: The Jamboree Music Festival turns three
• Osburn: Santorum suspends campaign
• Rathbun: We need a new name for Monday
• Szyperski: In da club
• The Retirement Guys: See the world
• Historian kicks off museum’s Titanic Tuesdays lecture series
• Henry Ford exhibit brings Titanic experience to life
• Ohioan among passengers retracing Titanic’s route
• Children’s book illustrator depicts the ship’s voyage
• Local artist’s great-grandfather saw Titanic set sail
• Local researcher raises questions about Titanic legends
• Ballard explores beyond Titanic
• Publisher’s Statement: Titanic echoes
• Many Northwest Ohio families broken by sunken ship
• Rockets win 6-2 at Michigan
• Rockets top Dayton 7-5
• Altvater: RBC Heritage new sponsor, favorites and TV times
• O’Neill: Feeling Blue? Fabulous
• DJ Juan Hustle joins Hot 97.3
• Mack: Keys’ Auerbach leads Dr. John’s ‘Down’ upward
• Jurich: Please calm my conscience
• Beard: Not exactly your grandfather’s super heroes
• Coming out swinging: Eve to Adam ready to rock Frankie’s
• McGinnis: Separate and Lift — Sequels, That Is
• Party for the Planet
• Armored Core V video game review
• Glass Wear spreads Toledo love through T-shirts
• Mass Effect 3 video game reviews
• ‘Cotton Patch’ kicks off Croswell Broadway season
• Back 9: Is Tiger Woods Running Out of Time?
• Carrie Fisher takes the stage for ‘Wishful Drinking’
• E Streeter Nils Lofgren talks Springsteen, latest CD
• Trace Adkins to bring his Songs & Stories Tour to Toledo
• Higgins: Womb state
• Rockets avoid sweep at CMU
• Get ready for The Temptations, Four Tops
• Detroit native Kat Steel makes name as Web star
• Treece: Why QE3 is destined for failure
• Toledo loses six in a row
• Zoo gives animals Easter treats
• Siebenaler: “War Horse”
• Rockets lose fifth straight
• Forum aims to open dialog to improve police, youth relationship
• Barhite: Don’t underestimate seeking shelter during lightning
• 4 financial spring cleaning tips
• Review: ‘Titanic 3-D’
• Golf scramble to benefit Lake baseball team
• Pounds: Wear Blue to Work April 11
• Agency marks Child Abuse Prevention Month with several events
• Baumhower: Replacing Stan Stachak
• Distracted driving
• City Finance Director reflects on year with lobbying firm
• Media couple’s pregnancy loss leads to March of Dimes collaboration
• Food pantry, clothing program helping Owens students
• Toledo, Perrysburg libraries mark Titanic anniversary
• Nationally known grief counselor to speak in Toledo
• Rockets drop fourth straight
• Tigers take exhibition win over Mud Hens 8-3
• Altvater: Highlights from my day at the Masters
• A night to remember: Titanic re-creation dinner set for April 14
• Rockets lose 7-3 at Notre Dame
• Hickey: Putting a face on same-sex marriage
• Marvel co-publishes ‘artist edition’ with rival
• This Flat Country launches first CD
• Toledo rocked in rubber match at Miami (OH)
• Toledo Metro Golf Association announces schedule for 2012
• “Kate & Leopold”: “You can’t live a fairy tale”
• Library Closed Good Friday
• Trivium set to rock Toledo
• Toledo District Golf Association to hold rules seminars
• Feed Lucas County Children planning free summer camp
• Walleye season ends with a loss to Kalamazoo
• Toledo splits doubleheader in Miami (OH)
• Long haul foreseen in distribution of Libbey memorabilia
• Mack: Richie’s country duets mostly work
• Princely visitors: Tigers to play Mud Hens in exhibition for charity
• Kuron (1812): O Canada, you stood on guard for thee
• Toledo-area students to display research projects at Adrian College event
• Ben Treece: What you don’t know about your 401(k)
• Lovely Lakeland: Relationship between Tigers, spring training city longest in MLB
• Hart named one of nation’s top ad agencies by BtoB Magazine
• Rathbun: What moves gold?
• DiLallo: Lane likely a victim of bullying
• UT opener at Miami suspended from lightning
• Family Practice: Rex and effects
• ‘Red Green’ to give advice at Stranahan Theater
• Toledo Society of Magicians hosts annual ‘close-up’ event
• McGinnis: Fast-paced comic Pablo Francisco to appear at Fat Fish Blue
• Churches, agencies partner to develop South Toledo
• Baumhower: 11 years too many, a lifetime to some
• Super Mario has Tigers covered
• Pounds: Put me in, Coach
• Toledo football schedule announced
• Opening Day: Manager Nevin putting pieces into place
• Ingersoll eliminated in semifinals of three-point competition
• Ingersoll to compete in nationally televised 3-point competition
• Kerry Patrick Clark releases Easter album
• How to Help a Friend – Important Suicide Prevention Information and Links
• Walleye annihilated again by the Wings
• The Back Nine: 5 women who could challenge Yani Tseng at the Kraft Nabisco
• Miglin game winner sinks Kent State in 12 innings
• Maumee implements state audit suggestions
• Group aids unhoused
• Product To Support Autism Awareness Chosen For Walmart Contest
• Altvater: Tseng is ready for LPGA’s Kraft Nabisco Championship
• Higgins: Cognitive dissonance
• Locke leads UT to series win over Ohio
• Winless woes continue for the Walleye
• Zuchowski leads Toledo past OU
• Rockets lose in overtime to Syracuse in WNIT
• UT loses MAC opener to Ohio
• Film/video students host Oscar-type event at UT
• Animal Egg Hunt
• Marketer has a personal connection to hospice care
• Community Ombudsman: Perrysburg woman adopts one lucky cat
• Treece: Real World 101
• Family Practice: Mea culpa
• Thomas Dolby to bring Time Capsule Tour to Royal Oak
• Commission: Target CDC neighborhoods for street repair
• Listeners will ‘Hunger’ for soundtrack
• Altvater: Are McIlroy, Donald & Woods golf’s new “Big 3”?
• Osburn: Romney gets a much-needed win in Illinois
• The Retirement Guys: Think global
• BG band to host cabaret-style show
• Rockets roll past VCU and into the WNIT’s Elite Eight
• Image Comics still strong after 20 years
• Monsters are due: How “The Twilight Zone” changed my life
• Rox: Motivation
• Pounds: Wheels on the bus
• UT to host New Writers Festival and Student Film Showcase
• UT keeps home postseason win streak alive
• Baumhower: The winter that never was
• Rathbun: How not to invest in precious metals, Part III
• The Grand Rapids experience
• Leaders from Kyrgyzstan visit with Toledo-area counterparts
• Concert to raise awareness of child abuse prevention
• B-Bop Records leads vinyl resurgence with new store
• City code inspectors start ‘spring cleaning’
• Canning: Health care mandate tramples religious liberty
• Brookings Institution: Toledo economy improving
• Hammer sends Toledo past Oakland in walk-off win
• Grand Slam Tennis 2 Video Game Review
• Perrysburg bus-riders express fear of rising prices, ADA compliance
• Zoo to Do
• Mother’s Day Brunch and Celebration
• NIU player charged with felonious assault for running into UT band member
• It’s spring cleaning time — for code enforcement
• Pin Money Fashion: Color outside the lines
• The Detroit Cobras to shimmy into Frankie’s
• Legacy of Disorder to rock Headliners
• McGinnis: Adam Smietana publishes first book
• Jurich: Motorcyclists and cyclists unite
• Richardson: Sharing Toledo love, on a national level
• Titanic re-creation dinner set for April 14
• Tina Gionis film to foster understanding of Asian culture
• Local writers pen novels that move the world’s starry-eyed readers
• Ingersoll leads Rockets’ rout of Cincinnati
• Back Nine: Should Payne, Masters grant Els an exemption?
• The Gold Knight: Oscar gets in on the Madness
• Toledo avoids sweep at Xavier
• Altvater: Golf’s big names to play in Tavistock Cup
• Sister’s Easter Catechism: Will My Bunny Go To Heaven?
• Altvater: Luke Donald wins Transitions Championship, reclaims No. 1
• Mack: Say Anything, just not in anger
• UT loses in extra innings at Xavier
• Rockets season ends to Robert Morris in CIT
• Rockets lose pitching duel with Xavier in series opener
• Feds offer $2 million to limit phosphorus runoff
• UT survives Detroit in WNIT opener
• Game of Thrones DVD Home Video Review
• Sauder Woodworking thrives in Archbold
• Treece: The forgotten rally
• Rathbun: How not to invest in precious metals
• March 21 designated to raise awareness of Down syndrome
• Cedar Point ticket scam takes people for a ride on Facebook
• Szyperski: Raising Elmo
• Higgins: Chasing the Snakes
• Megabus adding Toledo-Ann Arbor route
• The Retirement Guys: Additional options for 401(k) owners
• Kuron: The Tomahawk – a striking work of art
• Baumhower: How grounding a grown man saved his radio career
• Brain Gain series celebrates those who call Toledo home
• Democrats criticize Mandel for opposing auto bailout
• Burnard: Limbaugh finally crosses line
• Pounds: Collins on a roll
• What the world needs now
• JEDZ: Regional cooperation ‘open for business’
• The puttin’ o’ the greens (Ireland, but not just golf)
• Osburn: Politics at the pump
• Rockets win in Dayton 7-4
• EPA mandates testing of sludge site
• Mercy Field marks firsts for many
• Biden in Toledo: “America is coming back”
• Mountain Mentors group helps teens turn their lives around
• Former UT point guard Watson leading Southern Miss into NCAA Tournament
• Area sailors recall aiding Japan disaster relief
• UT to travel to Oakland (Mich.) in 2nd round of CIT
• The Gold Knight: Save the date, 85th Oscars on Feb. 24th
• Notes on Toledo’s Pro Day
• Rockets win opening round of CIT over McNeese State
• County Democrats criticize Mandel for opposing auto bailout
• 2012 NCAA bracket available for download
• Mike Bower appointed sixth president of Owens
• St. Patrick’s Day Toledo-area activity guide
• McGinnis: Parental guidance suggested
• Slapdash Gourmet: Foodie fun on a budget
• New comics picks: past, present, future
• Dual-language script givesn Croswell’s ‘Aladdin’ a fresh feel
• Altvater: The ‘Rory McIlroy era’ has arrived. Will Tiger make the Masters?
• Library exhibit brings Harry Potter magic to UT
• Har Simrit Singh brightens Communica offices with mural
• TFP interview: The Black Keys riding high with ‘El Camino’
• Toledo to defend WNIT Championship, face Detroit in opening round
• Altvater: Tiger Woods pulls up lame again, withdraws from WGC-Cadillac
• UPDATE: Sludge facility must hire a consultant to determine impact on river, lake
• Summer Financial Aid Options
• Andrew Z moving to Star 105
• Rockets roll past Marist 9-3
• Rockets headed to postseason, invited to CIT
• Toledo pounded by Ohio State
• Miranda Lambert to blaze into town with On Fire Tour
• Rockets lose second half lead, eliminated by EMU in MAC Semifinals
• Toledo breaks six-game losing skid
• Medical Mutual ships packages to men and women serving the U.S.
• Red Cross helping people recover from violent storms
• Rathbun: Precious metals
• Kuron (1812): The first buckeye fort
• Rockets top NIU, advance to semifinal matchup with Eastern Michigan
• Toledo’s men’s season ends in loss to Ohio
• Treece: Seek balance
• Primary concerns
• Baumhower: Boycott blueprint
• NW Ohio communities apply for innovation fund money
• Kaptur wins primary in ‘powerhouse of a district’
• Family Practice: Spring Break 2012
• Status update: Facebook changes rules, again
• Basketball Slam Sweepstakes to benefit Parker’s Purpose
• Libbey committee may have home for memorabilia
• Community Ombudsman: Help for grieving parents
• Kaptur campaign: ‘Time for BOE to get its act together’
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ prepares to take on Kaptur
• Osburn: Super Tuesday fails to clear up GOP field
• Untitled
• Mack: Springsteen still The Boss
• UT’s losing slide continues against Coastal Carolina
• Rockets survive in second round victory over CMU
• Pearson named Second-Team All-MAC, Dennis and Brown also honored
• Returning to ‘Jurassic Park’: Telltale adapts beloved franchise in new game series
• Video game review: Tekken 3D Prime Edition
• Women’s fiber art exhibit at Owens through March 23
• Rockets lose fifth straight
• Dortch earns MAC Defensive Player of the Year; three named All-MAC
• Brown named MAC Freshman of the Year
• Unofficial results: Santorum pulls ahead of Romney
• UPDATE: Kaptur campaign calls ballot mistake ‘sloppy’
• Update: City eliminates development job; Peebles let go
• Pianist joins Adrian Symphony Orchestra for concert at Croswell
• Dorsey: Ukazoo Books offers a home for literary community
• New comic book to feature Toledo Zoo
• McGinnis: PlayStation’s new system answers portable critics
• Jurich: ‘I am Danny Brown’
• Martini Rox: Politicking with Russell Simmons and Dennis Kucinich
• Reading celebrates Charles Bukowski
• Documentary ‘Bicycle Dreams’ to screen at Maumee Indoor Theatre
• PRO Garden Show features Parrish, Andreev
• UT tops Miami (OH) in MAC Tournament opener
• Shootouts highlight Pink in the Rink weekend for the Toledo Walleye
• Hollywood Casino takes delivery of slot machines
• DLZ announces opening of office in Toledo
• Pearson finishes third in MAC Player of the Year voting
• Glass City Pedicabs awarded Toledo SOUP grant
• HHS official discusses health care law’s impact at University of Toledo
• UT set to host Miami (OH) in MAC Tournament opener
• Rockets swept by Furman
• Mom’s actions impart subtle message
• The Gold Knight: A golden ‘Oscar Week’ in Hollywood
• Furman tops Rockets again
• Toledo torches MAC West Champs in season finale
• Reverend Horton Heat ready to fire up Toledo
• Rockets face EMU in season finale
• Brown named MAC Freshman of the Month
• UT’s Hamann throttled at Furman
• Ben Treece: The danger of fixed annuities
• Rathbun: Those evil speculators
• Review: 84th Academy Awards
• Retirement Guys: Will or trust?
• IMCO Carbide Tools expands with new product
• The Countertop Shop has ‘best year’ in 2011
• Hollywood Casino announces $25,000 contribution to Toledo NAACP
• Baumhower: Ratings … they need-a-changin’
• Burnard: Mining the minds of the fearful and uninformed
• UPS honors 4 local drivers for 25 years of safe driving
• Elementary politics
• Pounds: Handle on Mandel
• Sarantou: The case for renewing the 3/4 percent tax
• Barhite: TPS has safety plan in case of school violence
• Kuron: Fearlessness on display during War of 1812
• Green Party fields two candidates
• Nick Suhy's officiating journey starts and ends in Toledo
• GOP primary hopefuls aim for seat in House
• TruFit Good Citizen Scholarship
• Osburn: Romney surges in Arizona, wins close race in Michigan
• Adrian First Fridays start March 2
• McGinnis: Garfunkel and Oates deliver another winner
• Pop Evil to rock the masses at Frankie’s
• Five finalists chosen for Toledo SOUP grants
• Skeldon: Will they try him as an adult?
• McGlade: Politicians, affections and stupidity
• Toledo stunned by last-place NIU
• City of Toledo tax renewal up for vote
• Altvater: The beginning of the “Rory McIlroy Era”
• Toledo looks to keep title hopes alive at NIU
• Beard: Sith happens in new “Star Wars” novel
• Altvater: Tiger Woods’ agent rips Haney, “The Big Miss”
• Romney emphasizes jobs, less debt, smaller government at Toledo rally
• The Gold Knight: Oscars soundtrack available on iTunes
• White: A leap of faith
• Rockets top BSU, share MAC West title with Eastern Michigan
• Bar 145 to host Put-in-Bay Invasion
• Rick Santorum meets supporters in Perrysburg
• New Downtown eatery Ye Ole Durty Bird to open March 17
• 84th Academy Awards: The winners
• Higgins: Political telemarketing
• One Million Bones: UT students take part in nationwide project
• Rockets close out season at Ball State
• Brown repeats as MAC West Division Player of the Week
• Acoustics for Autism concert is March 4
• Glass City Beer Fest to slake thirsts March 2
• Singer-songwriter Kenzi aims for stardom
• Casting Crowns brings gospel to Huntington Center
• Today is the Deadline!
• Wild weekend ends with a Walleye win
• Clothing Store Sale Ends March 2, 2012!
• Preliminary Recommendations
• Toledo wins fourth straight, moves into second in MAC West
• Rockets lose rubber match in series at Charlotte
• The Gold Knight: Photos from the Red Carpet
• Explosive third period highlights a Toledo Walleye loss
• Rockets edge Charlotte in extra innings
• UT swim team wins MAC Title
• The Gold Knight: Preparing for Oscar’s big night (in photos)
• Rockets top NIU on Senior Day
• Budget cuts could shut down mental health agency
• Walleye hammered by the Nailers 4-3
• Charlotte holds off Rockets 8-4
• Rockets look to bounce back against NIU
• Streaking Toledo hosts road-plagued Broncos
• The Gold Knight: Video update no. 2, rolling out the Red Carpet
• Retirement Guys: Four ways to get more out of your investments
• Rathbun: Corporate moochers
• Kuron (1812): Up Swan Creek, with a paddle
• Three Democrats in District 9 primary race
• 15-year-old filmmaker shows 9/11 through children’s eyes
• Apartheid, “From South Africa to Israel,” to be discussed at UT
• Cesarz: Pinterest is the focus that Facebook lacks
• ‘Big A’ in Northwood continues to serve customers
• St. Vincent Alumni Association Scholarship Opportunities
• Treece: Sitting on an oil mine
• Treece blog: The quiet recovery
• Trashing Dashing
• Baumhower: Lent it be
• Superior Studios art show postponed
• Columbus bands swarm Toledo tavern
• ‘Engineer for a Day’ promotes the profession
• The Gold Knight: Celebrating the Documentary Oscars nominees
• Senior volunteers sought for awards banquet
• Free tax preparations for educators, school employees
• What the West doesn’t get about China
• The Gold Knight: The theater formerly known as the Kodak
• Mayor Bell: Evaluating international investment
• Pounds: Pacific patience
• Family Practice: All I really need to know I learned from the Pledge
• Recorder candidates to appear at Feb. 27 forum
• U.S. Senate primary runners rail against Mandel, Brown
• Attention Nursing Students
• Programs teaches history, legacy of black inventors
• Blue Skies Fore Ever offers high-tech golf practice
• Brown leads UT past Central Michigan
• Altvater: Improve flexibility and avoid injury
• Council members take questions at nursing center
• The Gold Knight: Watch Oscar Week events live
• The Gold Knight: Video update no. 1, from Ohio
• White: Surrender your heart
• Higgins: Titanic proportions
• Rockets take aim at CMU, third straight win
• BVHS Scholarship Opportunities
• Three Stooges festival comes to Maumee Indoor Theatre
• Martini Rox: Savage world
• EMU holds Toledo to school-worst scoring output in first place battle
• The Gold Knight: Cirque du Soleil returns for Sunday’s Oscars
• NSNA’s 1st Annual Soup-Off
• Distance Education Spring 2012 Workshops
• Writer ordered to pay Marvel $17,000
• Comedian Jim Breuer returns to Fat Fish Blue
• Owens welcomes Core Ensemble’s ‘Of Ebony Embers’
• Brit Floyd to play at Huntington Center
• Korn challenges status quo with new album
• Altvater: Interesting matches at WGC-Accenture
• The Gold Knight: Welcome to Oscar Week
• Motorcycle sales help Sickle Cell Project
• Brown takes Pearson’s MAC Player of the Week crown
• Altvater: Ho-hum, another fantastic finish at Riviera on PGA Tour
• Local firm doubles business, size of facilities in Toledo
• February 28, 2012 – Mercy Scholarship Deadline
• "Terrible" Ted Lindsay still fighting for hockey and autism
• Reviewing the Oscar-nominated short films
• UT splits doubleheader at W. Kentucky, takes series
• Ingersoll, Dortch lead Rockets in rout over WMU
• Toledo grabs road win at Sam Houston State
• Kuron (1812): Better late … than on time
• UT travels to Sam Houston State for Sears BracketBuster game
• Toledo prepped for revenge game against Broncos
• Rockets win season opener at WKU
• New used bookstore offers ‘big box’ choices
• 5 reasons to update your estate plan
• Rathbun: Am I my brother’s keeper?
• BOE yet to investigate questionable office hours
• Szyperski: Oh, yes, the big 4-0!
• Recent snow reminds residents of city’s shoveling rules
• Schubert Minority Nursing Scholarship
• Treece: Lighting the Fuse
• UT to hold ‘Rockets for the Cure’ event
• Endorsements: Marcy, for now
• A Titanic observance
• Former ‘bully’ devotes life to education, prevention
• New market serves Asian specialties
• Toledoan makes mark as walk-on at Pitt, studies abroad in Argentina
• The Gold Knight: Academy holds Sci-Tech Oscars
• Interviewing Workshop February 21, 2012
• UT baseball picked to finish second in MAC West
• Johnson: Going global … intentionally
• Osburn: Money matters
• Attendees swap gardening tips at Ready U session
• Altvater: World No. 1 Donald to make 2012 debut at Northern Trust
• Rockets grab upset at Ball State
• Toledo cruises at Central Michigan
• Altvater: Tiger Woods adds Honda Classic to his schedule
• Library to celebrate Presidents Day with councilman’s photographs
• Altvater: Pavin collects first Champions Tour win
• Altvater: Toledo Golf Show this weekend at Stranahan Great Hall
• Higgins: Campaign 2012: Open mouth, insert foot
• Not your average joe
• Toledo looks to stay atop MAC West at CMU
• Rockets look for revenge at Ball State
• Margaritaville Online Video Game Review
• Jurich: Gross Domestic Happiness
• New ‘Watchmen’ boasts all-star creative teams
• Pearson wins third consecutive Player of the Week Award
• BGSU alum Randy Haberkamp helps prepare for Oscar’s big night
• The 2012 Oscar Ballot Prediction Challenge
• Summer and Fall 2012 Registration
• McGinnis: Best Picture nominees, Pt. 2
• Catholics On Call
• Ice crew helps one Walleye fan make a dream come true
• Donations to Christ’s Hands in Harlan, KY
• Freestyle Motocross streaks into Huntington Center
• Toledo SOUP fundraiser planned
• Collin Raye’s path from country to Christian music
• Pirates vs. ninjas at BASHCon
• Have you applied for a Mercy Scholarship yet?
• President of Lourdes leaving for Baldwin Wallace
• Republican candidates to visit Toledo area
• The Gold Knight: Oscars fly from Chicago to Los Angeles
• Woods not quite ready for Pebble Beach, Augusta
• Berry: Tenets of the state religion
• Cool Red Cross ‘Fire & Ice’ event to scorch Wood County
• Walleye breeze past the Cyclones 4-3
• Rockets falter again in close game at BG
• Counting on Courtney: Ingersoll delivers for UT in rivalry
• Late charge by Toledo gives BG first league loss
• Strong shootout lifts the Walleye over Wheeling 3-2
• Rocket women to face BG in battle of top MAC teams
• Toledo to take first visit to BG’s Stroh Center
• Family Practice: Birds, nipples and four-letter words
• Maumee Assembly & Stamping ‘alive, well and growing’
• Retirement Guys: The financial blind spot
• Treece: Ingredients for inflation: stirring the pot
• William F. Gandert OHAC Scholarship
• Ready U session to introduce vegetable gardening basics
• FAFSA Tips
• Student Senate Hosts Hygiene Goods Drive
• Payment Reminder…Spring 2012 Semester
• Burnard: Mitt Romney and context
• Los Miserables
• Pounds: Calling on SB 271
• A trulli sassi day in Italy
• Book addresses mystery: Who killed Tecumseh?
• OSCAR Night to benefit local Red Cross
• Speaker, Mercy CEO discuss future of health care
• Columbia Gas invests $20 million to update systems in Toledo
• Dream Zone: Cars, trash block the way home
• Lent is Near! 2012
• Labyrinth February 15-16, 2012
• Local man named one of ‘boldest fans’
• Dance Marathon Bake Sale
• Richards stars as the Walleye top the Cyclones 2-1
• Baumhower: Reviewing the local ‘mug shot’ publications
• Community Ombudsman: Benefit to help boy who lost his mother
• Ben Treece: The numbers don’t lie
• Osburn: Santorum shocks GOP
• Higgins: The lead dog
• Pearson making a run for MAC Player of the Year
• Toledo’s toughness pays off in 77-73 win over Ohio
• TPS, Libbey alumni to meet, decide trophies’ fate
• Toledo Walleye shuffle goaltenders, announce fan forum
• Transcript: State of the State Address
• The Gold Knight: Nominees Luncheon honors Oscar nominees
• 2012 Women in Service Scholarship Application
• Florence Allen Scholarships
• Sandusky Co. Communities Foundation Scholarship
• McGinnis: Best Picture nominees, Pt. 1
• Franc D’Ambrosio to appear in Tecumseh on Feb. 11
• Star of ‘Jersey Boys’ is real-life Jersey boy
• DC announces ‘Watchmen’ prequels
• Pearson named back-to-back MAC Player of the Week
• Brother Sun members shine through individuality
• Ingersoll earns MAC Player of the Week award
• Television Network Expands to More Markets
• Downspeed shifts gears with added bassist
• City ends Erie Street Market event scheduling
• Mercy College Scholarships
• PGA: Tiger Woods will make 2012 U.S. debut at Pebble Beach
• Altvater: LPGA opens 2012 season Down Under at Royal Melbourne
• “Who’s Who Among Students” Nominations
• Need Your Help!
• Altvater: ‘Golf Boys’ Bubba Watson & Ben Crane entertain in Phoenix
• At Kent State, Toledo continues hot streak
• Rockets squander second-half lead against Buffalo
• Bauman: Second-half woes continue to plague Rockets
• New Metroparks director understands city/parks dynamic
• Church offers meals for local families in need
• Packo’s fires employees via letter
• Museum director, football coach offer motivational speeches, share strategies
• BX Solutions begins operations
• Walleye edge Wings 5-4
• UT aims for seven straight wins, to be televised on STO and ESPN3
• Rockets host Buffalo in second-annual ‘Tie One On’ game
• Treece Blog: Ingredients for inflation
• Retirement Guys: Avoid costly beneficiary mistakes
• Osburn: Where the GOP candidates stand
• Disney Universe Video Game Review
• Toledo doctor returns from treating wounded soldiers
• Chowders ‘N Moor reopens after fire
• Review: Dale’s is everything a sports bar should be
• Atlanta Rhythm Section to jam in Monroe
• Pounds: Yes on Issue 1
• Colonial cool (It takes a Village)
• TMA’s Tiny House is symbol of national trend
• Magic Wok grows from its Toledo roots
• Local commercials stir memories
• Baumhower: They don’t make ads like these anymore
• Family Practice: Yet another piece of the puzzle
• Rathbun: Choosing a president or a physician
• Restaurant Week aids Leadership Toledo’s work with youth
• Federal Work Study Job Openings
• New shop offers Blue-ribbon prom shopping
• 2011 Funding Efforts – Report from the Mercy College Advancement Office
• Service Opportunities 2012
• Ingersoll leads UT past Zips
• Rockets fall on the road to Akron
• Beard: New ‘Dark Shadows’ comic emulates TV series
• Rockets add 27 on signing day, ranked No. 2 class in MAC
• Affordable yoga: Local yogis offer yoga day to community
• Fear of being fired: LGBTQ professionals fight for equality
• Sister Act: Bleached invades Frankie’s
• 11th Annual Multifaith Banquet 2012
• Marrow learning business side of pro football
• Rockets take on first-place Akron, to be televised on STO and ESPN3
• Co-division leading Lady Rockets to host Akron
• UT women’s basketball attendance ranked 24th nationally
• Bauman: Shaky confidence costing Rockets
• The Gold Knight: 2012 Oscars college contest launches
• Mayor, Councilmen urge support for 3/4 percent payroll tax
• Surviving the Holocaust through art: Peggy Grant grateful as late husband’s art to be displayed at Midwest Museum of American Art
• Gigantour: Motörhead, Megadeth to play The Palace Feb. 9
• Reggae bash: Rising Lion to play at Mickey Finn’s
• McGinnis: Rocker Sebastian Bach returns to Toledo
• Grant continues Black History exhibit at 20 North Gallery
• Richardson: Projects like The Cherry Street Legacy Plan make impact
• Art for sale at MONROE showcase
• Four local artists displaying work at Parkwood
• Sidney Poitier film festival at Way Library
• UT to face Sam Houston State in BracketBuster game
• Higgins: Red Light Cameras Are All Wet
• Siebenaler: “The People vs. George Lucas” home video review
• UT football coaches to host Feb. 1 signing day
• Pearson earns MAC Player of the Week honors
• Scott’s 100-year celebration scheduled for 2013
• Major Financial Aid Changes for 2012-2013
• The Gold Knight: Oscars to go digital, e-voting on the horizon
• Reading edges Toledo 5-4 in a wild one
• UT comes back from 17 down to top Buffalo
• Second-half turnovers doom Rockets
• Chamber members save on energy costs
• Toledo Walleye crash the Chicago Express 3-2
• Rockets host Kent State
• Toledo to honor football team, support Coaches vs. Cancer
• UT travels to last-place Buffalo
• Governor joins BK Solutions to celebrate its opening
• Libbey group seeks public input on memorabilia
• Burnard: One of us
• Bach to rock Omni
• Treece Blog: Restating the Union
• Pounds: Restaurant Week
• Rolling in the deep
• Retirement Guys: Paterno: Just a football coach?
• Bell: Toledo will maintain collaborative approach
• Higgins: SOTU: SSDD
• Collins pursues sludge-dumping investigation
• Outreach Center to host ‘Rip the Runway’ auditions
• Libbey group seeks historic military items from TPS
• Local groups offer dental care for Give Kids a Smile Day
• Rathbun: A corporation is not a government
• Opperman: Made in America
• Shafir will return to Rockets; Cullop ‘elated’
• Baumhower: Motown Daddy
• Family Practice: Game night
• ‘Biggest Loser’ stars kick off weight-loss challenge in Tecumseh
• Altvater: Low-cost package for Hilton Head
• Playdium demolition begins
• Dance Marathon for Children
• They’re Coming…Kids & Sibs Invade Mercy
• Project Linus
• Altvater: Woods opens season with ‘drama in the desert’
• Rockets end 30-game conference road losing streak
• Campbell not surprised by Page’s exit
• lilD: T. Diamond: Never get comfortable
• Page receives invite to 2012 NFL Combine
• McGinnis: Lousy titles that worked
• Slapdash Gourmet: Celebrating slapdash success
• Martini Rox: Keeping it real in 2012
• Jurich: Embrace Winter – Part II
• White: High Hopes
• Restaurant Week deals benefit Leadership Toledo
• Tecumseh Dance Theatre Company is ‘Necessary’
• Pat Dailey brings splash of summer Jan. 27
• DC cancels some new titles, adds others
• McGinnis: Ohio comic Gary Owen to play at Fat Fish Blue.
• UT provost debuts play with Glacity Collective
• UT to host California Proposition 8 play
• Phil Barone channels the Lizard King at tribute show
• The Gold Knight: 84th Academy Awards nominations
• Osburn: Gingrich’s wins a shocker in South Carolina
• The Gold Knight: Predicting the Oscar nominees
• Resume Workshop January 26, 2012
• Exclusively Online: Jaws Ultimate Predator Video Game Review
• Berry: Do your homework
• The Pulse Contributions
• Important Tax Information
• Season-low scoring output costs Toledo at EMU
• Walleye fans bringing the 'Ultra' spirit to the Huntington Center
• New dessert store hosts food drive
• Community Ombudsman: Warmer January not that unusual
• New eateries among Restaurant Week venues
• Libbey alumni, TPS seek plan for memorabilia storage
• Welcome Graduate Counseling Intern
• Mercy College Scholarships
• Giving Store offers shopping experience to church charity
• Toledo attorney leading effort to amend law that keeps disabled from suing airlines
• Densic: Inertia
• Ghost hunter Dustin Pari to speak at Owens
• Toledo downs Ball State 63-48
• Treece Blog: Buying with cautious confidence
• Bunch: Toledo’s historical blunders — A plea for preservation
• Rathbun: Inflation versus prices
• Guts and glory
• Pounds: Idea in limbo
• First Look: Inside the Hollywood Casino Toledo
• Baumhower: Checking the accuracy of local weather teams’ crystal balls
• Sylvania considers cultural, historical and arts district
• State introduces Local Government Innovation Fund
• Collins initiated investigation into neighborhoods department
• McGinnis: God admits: ‘I don’t care about football’
• Johnson: We’ve come a long way
• Federal Work Study Job Openings
• Toledo blows out Huskies
• First Solar sets world record for solar PV efficiency
• Mike Fisher’s SLUG revels in ‘outlaw swamp metal’
• Tried and true: Angola Road ready to rock Toledo
• Three job fairs for casino scheduled
• Jurich: Be (a part) of a whole
• Will 2012 be rocky for comic book retailers?
• Concert to benefit musician Claude Black
• BGSU benefactor endows prize for filmmakers
• Kerry Patrick Clark to play new music during concert series
• Back 9: PGA Tour — Where is Phil Mickelson?
• Toledo splits the series with Kalamazoo, earns three points
• Berry: Patriotism and the foreign car
• Community Ombudsman: Toledo’s monthly utility billing to help customers budget
• Trinity merges with St. Mark’s Episcopal
• Slump no more, Walleye blank Wheeling
• Toledo joins other successful Restaurant Week cities
• Thieman becomes face of Medical Mutual in NW Ohio
• Save the Date! Lunch & Lecture
• Dance Marathon 2012
• Mercy’s Got Talent 2012
• Previewing and predicting the Golden Globes
• Development Visions: Monske — Building a high-tech, high-performance economy
• Development Visions: Stansley — Merging education, entrepreneurship
• Development Visions: Toth — 2012 focus includes brownfields, transportation, growth
• Development Viisons: Ford — Northwest Ohio poised to turn the corner in 2012
• Development Visions: Bell — Progress offers roles for everyone
• Development Visions: Treece — Attitude adjustment needed for Toledo to capitalize on assets
• Event marks Museum’s 100th anniversary
• Fordbeiner’s two cents nonsense
• Scholarship relieves families, could be drain on TPS budget
• Pounds: Husted watching
• Family Practice: Turn! Turn! Turn!
• Pucker up, Toledo: The Lemonheads to play Frankie’s
• United Way campaign donations increase
• Mercy offers latest in breast screening technology
• Top 10 films of 2011 and their Oscar chances
• TFP comic strip ‘Biff & Riley’ syndicated online
• Rathbun: A total lack of understanding
• Walleye nab a point, lose in overtime to Wheeling
• Opperman: Seeking change in government
• LGBTQA leadership meeting Jan. 16
• Back 9: Who Needs a Major Most? Tiger, Phil, Steve, Luke, Adam or Lee?
• Retirement Guys: Resolution or Commitment?
• Osburn: Romney makes history with New Hampshire win
• Update: Page to skip senior season, enter NFL Draft
• Important Billing Announcement
• Toledo Campus Open House – February 18, 2012
• Ball State tops UT in final second
• Marrow selected for Casino Del Sol College All-Star Game
• Back 9: Hank Haney New Book “The Big Miss” About Tiger Woods
• Just Blowing Smoke: Grateful For Succession in Silence
• Amanda Grosjean tells unique stories through oils
• lilD: Toledo producer scores Hip-Hop co-sign
• McGinnis: ‘Devil Inside’ — Audience, stay out
• Hickey: Encouragement for LGBTQ youth
• You Are Here Project to foster greater sense of community
• Grief Support
• The Trews to play at Frankie’s on Jan. 13
• Perrysburg hosts annual Bluegrass festival
• New Fitness Classes 2012
• Inside Mercy College 2012
• Mercy College Institutional Scholarships
• How do I apply for financial aid at Mercy College?
• Student Health 101 – January 2012 Issue
• Toledo comes back for win over Chippewas
• Rockets lose at CMU in conference opener
• Walleye record their fourth-straight loss, fall 4-1 to Greenville
• Return of the Titans a bad rerun for the Toledo Walleye
• Restaurant Week chefs share drive, passion for food
• Retirement Guys: A tax-free retirement strategy
• City Council President McNamara reflects on politics, father’s legacy
• Licked
• Pounds: President McNamara
• Toledo opens MAC play with road loss
• Rockets begin defense of title
• Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals to play in Tiffin
• Family Practice: The year of the couch
• Ombudsman: Tornado victims get surprise gift
• Dr. Oz: New year is opportunity for transformation
• Former BOE director logged questionable hours
• Decision 2012: After Iowa
• Automakers report growth in sales, market share
• BizConnect TV helps small businesses
• REMINDER! Fall 2011, Spring and Summer 2012 Graduates
• Rathbun: 2012 has got to be better!
• Alternative Spring Break Trip – Still Some Openings
• Spring Semester Opening Prayer Service
• Dream Zone: My dog turned into a fish
• RedHawks were a maturity test for young Rockets
• Dear held out by Kowalczyk
• Rockets roll over Indiana-Northwest by 64 points
• Toledoan Derrick Anderson tours with The Bangles
• Why Cee Lo Green’s performance of ‘Imagine’ stirred outrage
• Dorsey: Writing resolutions for the new year
• ‘Avengers’ speed toward film with new title
• HobbyTown USA offers R/C racing
• BGSU obtains Nickerson Collection
• Black Swamp Wargaming stages strategic battles
• Year in Review: Videogame sequels continued to push boundaries
• Abby Ray releases ‘Blue Ray’ on Jan. 19
• Shelby Lynne to take ‘Revelation Road’ to Ann Arbor
• Marrow leaves UT a winner
• Toledo loses final non-conference game
• Cyclones blank the Walleye 3-0
• Year in Review: Some of the best movies of 2011 hit home
• Retirement Guys: 10 Quotes from 2011 to remember in 2012
• Year in Review: Big-Band legend Johnny Knorr died Aug. 28
• Year in Review: Thousands flocked to TMA Egypt exhibit
• Year in Review: Arsons, Ottawa Hills merger kept TFD busy
• Family Practice: The best of the Szyperski Family 2011
• Rockets win Military Bowl
• Year in Review: Syracuse extra point debacle
• Year in Review: Favorite comic series of 2011
• Year in Review: Libbey High School: 1923-2011
• Year in Review: Mike Bell: 2011 Toledo Newsmaker of the Year
• Year in Review: Sylvania Foundation seeks athletic renovation
• Toledo Walleye prove good things come in small packages
• Laura Emerson leaving FOX Toledo after 16 years
• Year in Review: Future looking brighter for Andrew Z
• Year in Review: UT women build on WNIT championship
• Unison spreads ‘Buzzed driving’ awareness message
• Year in Review: Law allows communities to opt out of TARTA
• Year in Review: Chrysler expansion exceeds expectations
• Year in Review: Berry — SB5: Defeat eliminated cost-cutting tool
• Year in Review: Burnard — SB5: A grand overreach
• Year in Review: Casino already making local impact
• Year in Review: Senior Open offered national exposure
• Morrissey: The most wonderful time of the year
• Benefit concert to help Perrysburg grad fund mission trip
• Your Personal Yogi: Let go of the past
• McGinnis: ‘Skyrim’ screw-up
• Treece: Time for reflection
• Majerle leaves Rockets
• Christmas tree disposal rules help save Toledo taxpayers’ money
• Back 9: Lee Westwood, Lexi Thompson, Ian Poulter pick up wins
• Coupon trip brightens family’s holiday — and beyond
• Traditions and leftovers
• All I want for Christmas is to renew
• Herman’s Hermits to perform with Toledo orchestra
• Marrow, team have confidence in Campbell
• Rathbun: Decent wage or no wage
• Retirement Guys: Same ol’ resolution?
• Rahn joins Toledo Free Press sales team
• Doctor releases story collection
• Making custom cakes becomes business for local mother
• Wixey Bakery opens second location, marks more than 80 years
• Baumhower: Brown is the new black and that’s all white with me
• McGlade: Learning to trust the wonder
• Higgins: Cowboys and Indians
• Comics: Menace taught broader holiday spirit
• Last-minute holiday gift ideas: Soft Kitty, Rosetta Stone, LEGO Star Wars
• Rockets fall 72-70 to Norfolk State
• Clifton Harvey combines ink and digital tools
• Menace taught broader holiday spirit
• Some poetic ideas for holiday gift-giving
• Review: ‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’
• Martini Rox: Musical presents
• McGinnis: Laughing through the pain
• Sixtyten Studio thrives on collaboration
• Hollywood Casino donates to food bank
• TFP answers Blade lawsuit, files countersuits
• On-Line Book Buy Back Event
• PULSE of Mercy
• Counseling Satisfaction Survey 2011-12
• Walleye split weekend games in Trenton
• Rockets lose big lead late
• Dennis productive in first game at UT
• Toledo tops Youngstown State
• Sources: Campbell turned down Akron, more than double his salary from Illinois
• Rockets visit Children’s Hospital
• NW Ohio seeks hub for foreign investors seeking citizenship
• Occupy Tchaikovsky
• No confidence III
• Walleye derail the Express, win 4-3
• Owens student writes, directs movie about terror attack
• Yes, Virginia, there is an Internet
• Toledoan’s book offers life-changing ideas
• Travel programs planned
• Photographer’s book zooms in on Rolling Stone career
• Time to service snowmobiles is before first snow hits
• Treece: 401(k) plans need real choice
• First Solar announces financial projections, executive changes
• Toledo housing market improves
• Ombudsman: Tips on tipping during the holidays
• Fulbright scholar will travel to South Africa
• Rossford Christmas display raises funds for church
• Port of Toledo creates $1 billion impact for region
• Burnard: Who is serving the people?
• Altvater: Long putter, belly putter, regular putter: What’s all the fuss?
• Sell Back Your Textbooks Today!
• Library Holiday Hours 2011
• Fired Board of Elections employees file whistleblower suit, allege voter fraud
• Hollywood Casino Toledo posts 600 employment positions online
• Altvater: What’s next for Tiger Woods?
• McGinnis: Gaming deserves a better — much better — awards ceremony
• White Shag set to rock Toledo
• Elvis set offers five CDs of 1950s history
• Comedians stand up for benefit show
• Leading lady makes national debut in ‘My Fair Lady’ at Stranahan
• Long weekend ends with a loss for the Toledo Walleye
• Campbell named head coach at UT
• McDonald’s program supports families by giving a hand
• Treece: When the rules change
• Lake Erie Transit giving back
• Bengals lose control of their own destiny
• Bizarre play, late collapse costs Rockets
• Fish flop in two games against the Cincinnati Cyclones
• Toledo wins big at home
• Dr. Blair Grubb to read at Poetry Speaks
• Josh Project holding fundraiser
• Dream Zone: Exploring Mars
• Temple game a gut check for UT
• Davis: Beckman’s departure leaves a sour taste
• Beckman plans on bringing coaches with him
• Family Practice: The birds and the bees and the moments of unease
• Rockets snap home winning streak
• Beckman accepts Illinois job
• Baumhower: My holiday wishes
• Pounds: Taxing proposal
• Friendly competition
• Player meeting called, likely to announce Beckman’s departure
• McClinton to play sold-out show in Ann Arbor
• Retirement Guys: Avoid the debt time bomb
• Rathbun: Is Bernanke pulling a Madoff?
• Planet Fitness opens first location in Sylvania
• Illinois interested in Beckman
• Toledoan featured in national Down syndrome campaign
• Local resident to narrate Liddy audiobook
• Sell Back Your Textbooks!
• ‘Extreme couponer’ to help local family stock pantry for Christmas
• Opperman: Revisiting The Federalist
• Rockets dropped by Temple
• Alternative Spring Break Trip
• Owens presents touring production of classic holiday film
• How Herman Cain’s cartoony farewell may impact the campaign
• Former Toledo editor published in bitch
• Comics: Archie offers a KISS to the apocalypse
• Martini: Hip-Hop gift guide
• Perrysburg performer presents New York concert
• Ann Arbor gallery show features Toledo-area artists
• Band of brothers: Wheelers show holiday spirit
• Personal Training Certificate Course
• InvestOhio launched as small business job creation tool
• Labyrinth – Finals Week
• Rockets extend home winning streak
• Rockets to face Air Force in Military Bowl
• Toledo wins sixth straight
• Treece: Black Swan or Dead Duck?
• Retirement Guys: Avoid the debt time bomb
• Family Practice: My favorite things
• Holiday Bazaar features art, food
• Mayberry Square comes alive with the Rednose Sing-along
• TravelCenters open Verizon retail outlets in Ohio
• Just Blowing Smoke: Economic holiday fat
• I Scream Social: Tell me a story with social media
• Rathbun: Inflation is Uncle Sam’s friend
• The big pig gig: Decorating at the Manor House
• Injury ends season for UT star Shafir
• Pounds: North Towne mauled
• Black-and-blue Friday
• Mercy Moolah Auction
• Rockets open home stand with win over Iona
• The War on Drugs to invade Toledo
• Baumhower: Hot and hip gift ideas
• Perry Prosthetics helps patients deal with limb loss
• Highway Patrol offers winter safe-driving tips
• D3′s Corner: Postseason success for All-MAC Marrow
• Burnard: Revolving front-runners
• Tradition of Caring Nursing Scholarship
• Toledo improves to 5-1
• Dream Zone: Hooded figure
• Shafir to miss season, undecided on future
• Maritime Academy to host civilian career fair Dec. 1
• Six UT players earn All-MAC selections
• McGinnis: Great characters point North
• Ahhh Day! Monday, December 12, 2011
• Student Health 101 – December 2011
• Federal Work Study Job Opening
• Berry: Malignantocracy
• Ohio awards $15.1 million in grants to help house homeless
• Toledo in unfamiliar territory at 4-1
• Jim Beard: Holy Batvention!
• America’s Delusional Dream adds heavier elements
• Personal Yogi: Twist away holiday stress
• lilD: Local event shows support for music scene
• Dirk Manning breathes new life into horror
• Guns N’ Roses to play The Palace on Dec. 1
• Glacity offers double dose of Sedaris
• Sell back your textbooks!
• Shafir out for season
• Toledo moves to 4-1 with win over UIC
• Michigan beats Buckeyes 40-34
• Walleye finish better than they start, defeat Cyclones 3-2
• Inexperienced Rockets show growth
• "Lazy penalties" lead to a Walleye loss
• McGinnis: Christmas memories last far beyond childhood.
• Holiday Wishes: Behind the music
• Pounds: Occupy this
• Dream Zone: Close shave
• Rathbun: The silent killer
• Altvater: Urban Meyer, OSU agree to deal
• Densic: Lessons from the losers
• D3′s Corner: Marrow has kept the faith
• Morrissey: An ode to apathy
• Online Healthcare Education Opportunities
• Holiday Wishes: Voodoo Libido run, runs to Rudolph on CD
• Holiday Wishes: All-star lineup records ‘Yes, Virginia …’ track
• Holiday Wishes: Recording engineers add polish to CD project
• Holiday Wishes: Jeff Stewart and friends update ‘Rudolph’
• Holiday Wishes: Chrys Peterson, Hepcat Revival play favorite Elvis holiday tune
• Holiday Wishes: Vocalist jazzes up ‘Santa’ track with Jazz Orchestra
• Holiday Wishes: TAPESTRY expands instrumentation for ‘Greensleeves’
• Holiday Wishes: Kate Jordan honors Amy Grant on ‘Year’
• Holiday Wishes: Ramona Collins brings unique touch to ‘The Christmas Song’
• Holiday Wishes: Aossey adds R&B flavor
• Holiday Wishes: Mannheim Steamroller donates track to CD
• Holiday Wishes: Pat Dailey song ushers in the cold
• Holiday Wishes: Kerry Clark captures childhood excitement
• Holiday Wishes: Toledo’s Golden Voice celebrates ‘Home’
• Just Blowing Smoke: Thanksgiving is no longer acceptable
• AHHH Day 2011
• Texas Tenors’ stars shine
• Punk icons Social Distortion to rock Omni on Nov. 26.
• Russell Brand is all about stand-up rebellion
• Village Idiot hosts ‘Raise Some Cash’ benefit concert
• Your Personal Yogi: Thanksgiving is spiritual time for saying ‘namaste’
• Retirement Guys: Give Thanks
• New DIA exhibit explores Rembrandt’s reimagining of Christ
• Mayfair-Plymouth members break ground for new church
• Community Ombudsman: Zepf Center asks that shoppers add its clients to ‘Black Friday’ to-do list
• Quick-thinking students save teacher’s life
• A nice Christmas getaway
• Eventista: Toledo Free Press Star Black Friday Special
• ‘Golden Girls’ concludes at Way Library with “Mogambo” on November 27
• Concert to benefit neighborhood preservation group, church outreach programs
• Holiday Wishes: Pat Dailey song ushers in the cold
• Rockets throttle Victory
• Walleye double up Cyclones, win 6-3
• Rockets finish 21st at NCAA Championships
• Berry: The Narcissist Strikes Back
• Thanksgiving Prayer Service
• Mass – Looking ahead
• Advent Meditation Books
• Toledo wins first road game since 2008
• Toledo schools Reading 5-3
• UT wins first of season without coach
• Rockets win 44-17 at CMU
• Rockets fall 94-91 to Texas State to open season
• Library Closes Early November 23
• Columbia Gas program saves household $300 in 10 months
• Rathbun: We miss you, Milt!
• Jeff Lamb brings party back to WIOT
• Family Practice: Judge not Duggars nor Christmas lights
• Pounds: Year in review
• Baumhower: Giving thanks
• Battling bullies
• Wagner stresses efficiency as new Toledo judge
• Winter weather safety outlined at Ready U session
• Imagination Station uses ‘lip dub’ to blind with science
• Treece: Foreign investment: Unrecognized risk
• V Concept brings worldwide fashion to Sylvania
• Group takes umbrage with Kasich staff member
• Community Ombudsman: No question at all: Report child abuse
• Charity Gayla at Toledo Club Dec. 3
• High-energy Holliday looks to build on freshman season
• D3′s corner: The unique challenges of mid-major football
• Seven indicted for theft from TFP
• Christian star to celebrate new disc
• ‘Small Worlds’ exhibit makes big impression at TMA
• Burnard: Danger lurks
• Singer-songwriter reflects on career
• Senior BSN Student Scholarship
• Mercy College Photo Gallery
• Rockets suffer first loss at Green Bay
• Dream Zone: Malnourished dogs
• Chrysler announces expansion plans for Toledo
• Veterans Day Prayer Service
• Free Holiday Photos with Friends
• Bostleman Corp. files bankruptcy
• Back 9: LPGA Ends 2011 with the CME Group Titleholders at Grand Cypress Resort
• Rockets hit the road to start 2011-12 campaign
• Honorary Oscars caps long week for Academy
• Will Lucas, founder of ‘thankyouaga.in’ spreads good news
• Marvel fires back with ‘Point One’
• Owens production is fresh take on Steve Martin play
• The Features to play at Mickey Finn’s Pub on Nov. 17
• Coolio to play at Omni on Nov. 18
• The Faux Paus emerge from ‘Basement’
• Back 9: Tiger charges but comes up short in Australia
• Berry: The forced right to collective bargaining
• Rockets look to overtake BG in 2012
• Rockets open season with win over Dayton
• Baumhower: Thank you John Kasich
• TV13’s Conklin receives Toastmasters’ award
• Family Practice: Extreme makeover: expectation edition
• Rockets open season with Dayton
• Walleye solve the Gladiators, win in a shootout
• Season slide continues as the Toledo Walleye tally another loss
• Midnight Breakfast at Executive Towers is BACK!
• Call for Proposals for High School Summit
• The PFSORFAIARFPOD
• Pounds: Down in the foxhole
• Native Toledoan credits faith for surviving 20 years of service
• Johnson: College attainment and economic development: A big surprise
• Collins: Mayor needs to come clean on sludge issue
• Got Stress? Walk the Labyrinth!
• Mercy College Cares at Holiday Time
• Tai Chi Class
• Student Health 101 – October 2011
• Rockets seek revenge on Huskies, perfect record in MAC
• Express roll over Walleye 2-0
• Rockets win women’s cross country MAC Championship
• Marrow has heartbreaking history with NIU
• Treece: Potent proverbs
• Dream Zone: Bridemares
• Baumhower: Blade lawsuit is déjà vu all over again
• Was it something I said?
• Pounds: Defending free speech
• Rockets clinch MAC regular season title
• Last Chance! Student Health 101 – October Edition
• Rathbun leads effort to buy Bank of Maumee
• Rathbun: The future of big banks
• Want to Help Plan Fun Events for Students?
• Social media is the accelerant for your mythic idea
• Pray and Celebrate
• Singer-songwriter Chapin entertains, educates
• Family Practice: The trouble with homework
• McGinnis: Remembering ‘Blair Witch’
• Classic films for a chilling Halloween
• All Time Low on all-time high
• Ottawa Tavern to host film series on Tuesdays
• Children Services helps fathers play active roles
• BX Solutions to reopen former Bax Global facility
• Gallery exhibition opens at Toledo Artists’ Club
• First Solar stock falls as CEO departs
• Rap trio inspired by Halloween
• ‘Dead Island’ offers Halloween fun
• Welcome
• Lobby Test
• Untitled
• Testing: Welcome
• Actor Kane ‘Jason Voorhees’ Hodder visits Toledo
• Your Personal Yogi: The corpse pose
• 2011 Trick or Treat Times (Toledo area)
• Star Web Editor does the Monster Mash at Cedar Point
• Sylvania Police Department seeking information
• McGinnis: All Things considered — an interview with John Carpenter
• Sallie Mae’s Scholarship Search
• Ten novels about vampires that don’t sparkle
• lilD: Halloween Revenge
• BeMyDD aims to reduce Halloween drunken driving
• Director John Landis authors book on movie monsters
• Local team studies paranormal activity
• Untitled
• Testing
• Untitled
• Marrow earns back-to-back awards
• American Red Cross Blood Drive
• The Provision - Concert
• Walleye snap skid, sear the Stingrays
• Back Attack: Williams, Fluellen, and Thomas rush through RedHawks
• Rockets run over Miami
• Rockets rolling Miami at halftime
• Toledo tallies an ugly loss in Kalamazoo
• Family Practice: Punt, Pass and Kick
• CCS plans busy fall, winter events schedule
• Treece: Occupy Wall Street: Right idea, wrong address
• Retirement Guys: Want success? Read this
• New police chief takes office
• Campus Ministry Events – November 1-4, 2011
• Nursing Lecture and Clinical Courses
• UT men’s basketball program to hold coaching clinic Oct. 29
• Annual lecture to explore judgment, afterlife in Judaism
• UT creates ads to highlight student-athletes in MAC
• New vendor to provide UT’s anonymous reporting line service
• New vendor to provide UT’s anonymous reporting line service
• Baumhower: Replacing Oprah
• ‘Holiday Wishes’
• Pounds: Freight in Toledo
• Toledoans at MLK dedication recall segregation
• Trombone Shorty to spice up Peristyle
• UT ‘player of the week’ Marrow was almost a RedHawk
• New Rally’s exterior revealed in Toledo
• Owens Corning receives Home Depot partner award
• Just Blowing Smoke: The Perfect Storm
• Children services responding to ‘incredible’ abuses
• Perrysburg man wins his second Columbus Marathon
• Higgins: 2011 Halloween costumes
• Student Payment Reminder Fall 2011
• Officials discuss fallout from exotic animals escape
• Remembrance bench for employee to be dedicated
• NY police officers to return for Homecoming 2011
• Taiwan’s universal health insurance to be discussed
• Rockets to host free luncheons for fans to purchase basketball season tickets
• Satellites to spotlight flower arranging at Oct. 25 talk
• Kowalczyk, UT players eager for new era
• McGinnis: A tribute — and an apology — to a friend
• Dream Zone: Boxing it up
• Center for Performing Arts to spotlight renovations at rededication
• UT Alumni Association to honor award recipients
• Black Alumni Weekend to network students with successful graduates
• College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics recognizes alum fighting cancer
• College of Medicine to award graduate dedicated to improving quality of patients’ lives
• Time Management Tips
• Toledo Museum of Art event combines glass blowing, German culture
• Author to talk about female genital mutilation
• ‘Pop Up Video’ returns
• ‘Severed’ heads up season’s horror comics
• Fremont Haunted Hydro offers Ghoulabration, Hell Gate
• Spooky video games for Halloween
• A personal story in honor of National Coming Out Day
• The ties between yoga and football
• Martini Rox: Will Lucas making noise while collecting the good
• Toledoans pay tribute to MLK Jr. at memorial dedication
• Women & Philanthropy classroom dedication set for Oct. 20
• Back 9: Luke Donald & Webb Simpson will Duke it out for PGA Money Title & POY
• Bozarts exhibit focuses on owner’s work
• Students contribute nearly 100 works to TMA exhibit
• St. Luke’s benefits expanded in Paramount plan
• Wrangle up some fun at ‘Wild, Wild Midwest’ Homecoming
• Master of Public Administration Program continues to build leaders
• Grief Support Group
• UT’s Fatinikun out for season; Robinson, Thomas questionable for Miami (OH)
• Marrow named Player of the Week
• Fatinikun out for season
• Interview Workshop
• Dia De Los Muertos
• Eberly Center for Women seeking submissions for ‘Spoken Words’ exhibit
• Toledo women’s basketball program to hold coaches clinic Oct. 23
• Two days to do Dubai
• UT to host EDUCAUSE online conference Oct. 18-21
• Fish flop in third season opener
• JUSSC Plans Third-Annual Assistance Fair at Erie Street Market
• Densic: Compassion and morality
• Treece: Greece: Not Your Average Default
• Family Practice:
• Fall events guide
• Your personal Yogi: There’s no time like the present
• Wandering Roots: When we mourn
• Great movie cameos you may have missed
• Berry: Issue 2 and Government Deficits: Who’s to Blame?
• Walleye lose home opener
• Rockets win Battle of I-75
• UT trails 7-0 at BG
• Toledo practices for the first time this season
• D3′s Corner: Rockets bloodied but unbowed heading to BG
• First look: UT’s new basketball uniforms
• Page challenges NCAA receptions record
• Retirement Guys: Occupy the voting booth, not Wall Street
• Ombudsman: Construction leaves local drivers with nowhere to turn
• Fish on: Toledo Walleye 2011-12 season opens Saturday
• UT alumnus receives Cranbrook art award for photography
• Medical student awarded American Medical Association scholarship
• Rocket Roundball Social to be held Oct. 20
• Pounds: Yes to three levies
• The man in the fog
• City slow to respond to rat complaints
• Cherokee hockey team seeks to extend 20-year playoff streak
• Baumhower: Please occupy Toledo!
• Hamilton Park bringing back R&B sounds
• Dia De Los Muertos
• Ready U: Fire safety, prevention outlined at Ready U event
• Advertising & Marketing Expo coming to Toledo
• Bank of Maumee adds new owners
• Inside Mercy College
• AALP celebrates Legends Weekend
• Fashion show to be held to benefit Beach House Family Shelter
• Vin Devers giving away luxury car
• Interviewing Workshop
• The Hot Corner: The revolution begins
• Walleye use social networking to ice competition
• Art students create works for downtown street exhibit
• Dance Marathon Steering Committee Applications Available
• U.S. deputy labor secretary to speak on role of workers in new economy
• University recognized as Phi Kappa Phi Chapter of Merit
• Faculty/Staff Directory Pictures
• Dream Zone: Closet of broken jewels
• McGinnis: ‘Believe it or Not!’: Ripley’s VP discusses new book
• Weigh in on dining services for a chance to win
• Alyssa Campanella talks about Miss USA, Miss Universe pageants
• Dimensions of Darkness doubles the scares
• Leaders Farms in Napoleon offers a-maze-ing frights
• Ritter Planetarium to debut new 3-D projector to UT community Oct. 15
• Symposium to explore attitudes toward art, land reclamation
• UT gets high marks from organization touting learning outcomes
• First-Ever Nationwide Power Sweeping Service Organization Launched
• Back 9: Who will win Champions Tour Charles Schwab Cup?
• Resistance 3 delivers on PS3
• Molls approaching return to lineup
• Lenawee County haunted house offers 3-D Fear Fest
• UT student to shave head to benefit childhood cancer research
• Slapdash Gourmet: All in the timing
• ‘Nicktoons MLB’: SpongeBob at the plate
• Restaurant Week returns
• LGBTQA advice columnists at UT Oct. 12
• Musicians unite for 1Matters concert
• Renowned peace scholar to deliver fifth annual Gandhi Lecture
• Creators of Everyone Is Gay website to speak at UT
• Page named national Punt Returner of the Week by College Football Performance Awards
• Student invited to display art at Center for Women
• Toledo Fire offers safety inspections for students living off campus
• Peace Pipe no more: UT and BG to play for Battle of I-75 Trophy
• Occupy Toledo gathers at Levis Square
• Danberry auction benefits children’s charities
• Toledo, Bowling Green announce Battle of I-75 Trophy for football series
• Assistance Dogs of America, Ability Center to merge
• Learn how to explore your world at Oct. 11 Study Abroad Fair
• Open enrollment educational sessions continue
• Register for Homecoming Week office decorating contest by Oct. 12
• Open forum for RNs offered Oct. 18
• Student Union lounge renamed to honor longtime employee
• Toledo – Eastern Michigan Notebook
• Broken Record: Page now UT’s all-time receptions leader
• Skeldon: Think before you speak
• Ballas Buick GMC expands
• Rockets win big at home over EMU
• The rules of senior tennis
• Ready U: Smoke alarms, escape plan keys to fire safety
• Retirement Guys: A cause bigger than you
• Treece: Refusing to learn old lessons
• Exclusive: An inside look at Hollywood Casino Toledo’s interview process
• Carlton goes old school on new disc
• Assessment Weekly Tips
• Family Practice: Pop culture frenemies
• Psychology Department publishes work on adolescent memory, legal system
• Academic health center a focus at national conference
• Professor returns from national leadership fellowship
• Professor emeritus publishes guide for lawyers representing public corporations
• ‘Evil Dead’ brings laughs and gore to the Valentine
• Review: ‘The Ides of March’
• Pounds: A TPS opportunity
• Baumhower: Toledo leads nation in Sirius XM listeners
• Page turners
• Author Mike Cameron examines the life of a ‘Private Hero’
• Hungry Howie’s observes Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Still work to do for trio of UT seniors
• INTRALOT receives Ohio Lottery contract option
• Occupy Toledo plans Oct. 10 meeting in Downtown Toledo
• Occupy Toledo encourages debate
• Rockets defense: ‘It’s us against the world’
• Film Review: Clooney’s political thriller set in Ohio
• Jobs had massive impact on culture
• Jobs remembered for innovation, entrepreneurship
• Ombudsman: When ‘no’ means ‘no’
• Dan Johnson: Vision, strategy and fishing
• Dorr Street to close for new railroad track installation
• Midwest focus of economic conference Oct. 20
• Food writer alumna profiled in Ohio Magazine
• Renowned surgeon to be honored during Hussain lecture
• Rockets open practice for 2011 season
• FAFSA Reminder
• Mercy College Annual Security Report
• St. Marguerite d’Youville Mass & Interfaith Event
• Back 9: OWGR #! Luke Donald Trying to Make History on PGA and European Tour
• Dream Zone: Spider on my foot
• Chefs will demonstrate prowess at Pigs & Pinot 2
• Agencies affirm strong, stable UT credit ratings, praise financial management
• Pitcher selected to top prospect list for Valley Baseball League
• Parents, families invited to spend weekend on campus
• Student literary magazine calls for submissions
• Largest UT Komen race team got its start fighting cancer from foundation
• Tigers face decisive game five in New York
• Toledo poet returns home for book release
• Spring 2012 Registration Information
• Calendar of Events – October 10-14, 2011
• BGSU alumn appears on NBC’s ‘The Playboy Club’
• Burger Bar 419 offers thick, fresh, tasty, real burgers
• ‘X-Men’ underwhelming, lacks replay value
• McGinnis: Is Rovio’s ‘Angry Birds’ a harbinger for video games?
• Retention
• Nothing fishy about Aquaman No. 1
• Blown Away Again!
• Martini Rox: Knowledge is power
• Storytelling in miniature at TMA
• Roxy Music pioneer tours with new tracks
• UT to host Sixth District Court of Appeals
• UTMC to celebrate renovated gift shop
• Independent journalist to speak on ‘New Middle East: Nonviolence and Democracy’
• Bowling tournament Oct. 8 to raise funds for child abuse prevention
• Student nurse convention to begin Friday
• Verlander puts Tigers on the brink of upsetting Yankees
• Kids Rock the Zoo Hallowtween
• Pumpkin Path
• Little Boo At the Zoo
• Bell named Player of the Week
• Berry: Does SB5 Harm Nurses?
• Student Health 101 – October 2011
• I Scream Social: Writing email to win your reader
• Flu shot clinics to be offered throughout October, November
• Open enrollment features online signup process
• College of Business Internet Marketing Conference set for Oct. 18
• Professor named president-elect of engineering society
• UT law graduate to clerk for federal appellate court judge
• College student raises dough with cookies
• Ha Ha Tonka rocks Frankie’s
• Family Practice: Just the two of us
• Lampanelli to launch comic insults
• Retirement Guys: Will it be a trick or treat on Wall Street this month?
• Ombudsman: Nothing funny about 9/11 coverage
• Back 9: LPGA To Get New Member: Alexis Thompson
• Army Nurse Corps Association 2012 Memorial Scholarship Program
• Just Blowing Smoke: Government ‘Prop’aganda
• Hollywood Casino Toledo accepting applications for dealers
• Fans can vote for Page for Paul Hornung Award
• UT student named MAC Golfer of the Week
• New multimedia resource assists medical students in choosing specialty
• Construction projects to improve loading dock, parking areas on Health Science Campus
• U.S. Court of Appeals chief judge to give Stranahan Lecture
• UT launches tutorials relating to accessibility
• For Micah
• Pounds: Not-so Big East
• Republic drives privatization of waste management
• Helmet collision was close call for Marrow
• Toledo Bar survey ranks candidates
• Casino brings five new executives to area
• ‘Moneyball’ subject Beane played for Mud Hens
• Treece: Markets shoulder loads of worry
• IHOP coverage raises local, national questions
• TPS: Need for urgency
• Rocket volleyball to hold Ace for the Cure match Oct. 1
• Think before you hate
• Business job fair to take place Sept. 30
• University slates events for LGBTQA History Month
• Student nurse conference to come to UT Oct. 7-9
• UT Lake Erie Center honored for conservation efforts
• Back 9: Caddy LaCava dumps DJ and picks up Tiger
• Dean emerita honored by American Chemical Society
• You are Invited
• Pray the Rosary
• Tent City Collection: The Boxes are Empty – Only One Week Left to Collect!
• Cedar Point opens HalloWeekends
• College of Engineering Career Expo Sept. 28
• UT golfer wins Inverness Collegiate, Rockets place third
• Page honored for performance in Syracuse game
• UT faculty member honored as a Health-Care Hero
• MacKenzie Price Piano Series to begin this week
• UT faculty, students participate in Poetry Speaks @ Your Library
• lilD: Close your eyes, open your ears
• Back 9: PGA Fall Series Starts in Las Vegas
• Lessons from ‘The Lion King’s’ new success
• ‘Wonder’ No. 1 obscured by darkness
• Berry: Does SB5 restrict bargaining for emergency equipment and training?
• Mobile Deathcamp readies new album
• Wilbur is brainchild of Merritt
• Sean Shannon: Promises of ‘It Gets Better’ aren’t enough
• Dream Zone: Trapped in my church
• University to celebrate right to read
• UT researchers take Toledo library patrons on ‘Quantum Leap’
• President updates board on administrative strategic goals
• The Nation’s View of Toledo-Syracuse
• 2011 Toledo Walleye training camp starts Friday
• UT accepts ruling on missed extra point
• UT accepts ruling from Big East, NCAA on Syracuse game
• MAC Commissioner responds to Toledo-Syracuse situation
• Day one of Inverness Intercollegiate canceled
• Satellites sponsor Sept. 27 talk
• Career Corner
• ‘The Relevant University’ to air Sept. 27
• Research shows converting land for biofuel crops increases carbon debt
• Info session on teaching certification, $30,000 fellowships Oct. 5
• Review: ‘Moneyball’
• Toledo requests Big East vacate Syracuse’s victory, replay call ‘an injustice’
• Australian acoustic legend tours US
• Burnard: Losing the class war
• Local high school offering college credits
• Library House Gallery opens in Grand Rapids
• Banned Books Week celebrates right to read
• Coyle Funeral Home collecting ‘Cell Phones for Soldiers’
• TFP wins third SPJ Best Weekly honor
• Nextronex hits significant milestones in first year
• Charity car show adds truck-pulling competition
• WTOL’s Wiercinski is a homegrown product
• Tim Conway happy to keep it clean
• Big East admits mistake on extra point
• Davis: Syracuse ‘extra point’ ultimately costs Rockets
• Rockets fall 33-30 in overtime at Syracuse
• Marrow injury update
• Pounds: Changes in the blogosphere
• Family Practice: Harvest time
• Sept. 25 vigil for murder victims planned
• Advice from Gen. Hayes
• After tough losses, UT hungry to win
• In memoriam: Elmer J. Molnar (1929-2011)
• UT, CWA agree to one-year contract extension
• Six new buildings start BGSU’s transformative plan
• Fall Into Fitness: Running for Beginners
• From the Mission Committee: Heritage Day Tea
• Blackboard technology problems being addressed
• UT to provide education, awareness for human trafficking at annual conference
• UT men’s sports honored by MAC for highest GPA rank
• UT, Ability Center to celebrate relationship, commit to strengthening Disability Studies Program
• Dantin named starter for Syracuse
• Is probate bad?
• Positive attitude of ‘In Memory’ honoree was inspiration to many
• Most money raised through Race for the Cure stays local
• Rockets to host Inverness Intercollegiate Sept. 26-27
• Professor to discuss atmosphere in Egypt following revolution
• Rapper hosts release party at Howard’s
• Glass City artist’s future is ‘Krystal’ clear
• Yusuf Lateef debuts charcoal art at Bozarts.
• Vince Morris brings laughs to Funny Bone
• Series stars ‘world’s third-smartest man’
• Heywood Banks to play at Collingwood Arts Center.
• Chairman Bjorn Rebney discusses MMA’s future.
• Jazz legend to speak at UT
• The Werks kicks off fall tour at Cla-Zel
• 100,000 poets for change
• Garden Party for the Birds Sept. 23
• BG Parks host wine and cheese event
• Vandaveer, led by Ohio native Mark Charles Heidinger, to play Ottawa Tavern.
• Just Blowing Smoke: Presidential debates
• UT alum portrayed in ‘Dolphin Tale’ movie connected with miracle bottlenose
• Book by business faculty becomes association’s best-seller
• ‘Transform Toledo’ event planned as part of international poetry reading
• UT Police praise campus for calling attention to unusual incident
• Update: Owens president resigns for health reasons
• Acclaimed musician and Pulitzer Prize winner to give Shapiro lecture
• Rockets’ game at Syracuse to be carried on local TV
• Author to discuss impact of changing demographics on economic development
• UTMC to celebrate top-tier status, start programs to enhance customer service
• Did you get the Sept. 13 UT Alert? If not, sign up today
• UT wants students to know ‘Everything Matters!’
• Toledo QB for Syracuse to be named midweek
• Gallup Participation
• Bodies Revealed Extended Through November 6, 2011
• Mercy Public Safety Department Expands to Include Employed Police Officers
• Fall Leadership Retreat Applications Available
• Memorial Open preserves memory of Donald Campbell
• Family Practice: What’s yellow and porous and smeared all over?
• Treece Blog: Shun the snake oil
• Retirement Guys: Is probate bad?
• Grand opening helping NAOMI
• ‘Country at a Crossroads’ event to discuss Palestinian statehood
• Theatre season to start with Friday films
• UT art faculty, alumni participate, win awards in local exhibition
• End of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell not good enough for local gay couple
• Easter Seals looking for donations
• Toledo – Boise State Notebook
• UT unravels in second half against No. 4 Broncos
• Update: Rockets fall 40-15 to No. 4 Boise State
• Rockets trail 20-9 at halftime against No. 4 Boise State
• Cinema of life: Roger Ebert reflects on his journey
• UT student awarded national study abroad scholarship
• 40 years of forgiveness
• Pounds: Election dissection
• Kaptur: 9th District ‘shredded, hacked’ by proposed redistricting
• MERCY COLLEGE HOMECOMING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER!
• “From Fear to Faith” Presentation
• Navarre to retire
• Unity, defense trademarks of UT defense
• Grassroots Toledo Sports Network growing strong
• Constitution Day Celebration
• Ohio Treasury program helps local small business
• Flagg: Powering up success at TPS
• Densic: What progress?
• Catching up — and cheering — with Kaylee
• Polysomnographic Technology Scholarship Opportunity
• Local event celebrates Constitution Day
• UT Athletics, local Harley-Davidson announce partnership
• Filmmaker’s documentary to air on WGTE
• New coffee lounge adds unique ingredient to brews
• Tigers love affair
• Dream Zone: Sick and rejected
• UT-Boise State game to be carried on SiriusXM’s College Sports Nation
• Forum to explore legal system’s response to violence against women
• Parking lot closures announced for Boise State game
• Novelist to discuss apocalyptic vision of how ‘Everything Matters!’ Sept. 20
• UT to celebrate Constitution Day Sept. 16
• EPA grant expected to fund restoration of entire campus section of Ottawa River
• City Council primary results
• Just Blowing Smoke: Too Little, Too Late
• Home away from home: UT’s Riley ready for senior season
• Back 9: Walker Cup: US dream has a nightmare
• Student Health 101 – September 2011 Edition
• Interfaith Dialogue
• 40 Scrumdiddlyumptious years: Celebrating ‘Willy Wonka’
• Michael Winslow to perform at Funny Bone at Fat Fish Blue
• Rockets look to bounce back vs. No. 4 Boise State on national TV
• DC offers affordable Action Comics No. 1
• Local bands unite for Red Cross ‘Frogtown Rocks’
• Ty Stone to play at MI Fest
• All Mustang Show to benefit Sunshine Children’s Home
• Comic Brian Regan returns to Toledo
• Jazz trailblazer Jamal inspires, creates, tours
• Women’s assistant basketball coaches promoted
• Buy a banned book: Support the right to read
• Celebrate Our River Week events scheduled
• UT schedules events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• Beckman: Game not lost from officiating
• Page named MAC Offensive Player of the Week
• Bell ruled out against Boise, Paige questionable
• City Council candidate profiles
• University members reflect on 10-year anniversary of Sept. 11
• Students remember where they were Sept. 11
• Be on the Home Team: Home Care Aide Certificate
• Recycling Update
• Remembering 9/11: Testing faith and humanity
• Guest Speaker on Disability, Leadership and Service
• Page earns Honorable Mention National Honors for performance at OSU
• Community Charitable Campaign to start Sept. 13
• Muslim-Catholic Dialogue returns to UT, unites community groups
• Rocket golfer ties for first, team finishes fourth
• Burnard: 9/11: Far from home
• 9/11: 180th Fighter Wing duties changed
• 9/11: Coverage pains some, helps others heal
• 9/11: Eyewitness: Accountant recalls escape from North Tower
• Treece Blog: Financial ramifications of 9/11 (or the lack thereof …)
• Retirement Guys: Be prepared for the unknowns
• McGInnis: 9/11 ‘Encyclopedia’ puts human face on tragedy
• 9/11: Eyewitness: Firefighter survived North Tower collapse
• Eyewitness: ‘New York became a small town after 9/11’
• Family Practice: 9/11 legacy: Lessons lost
• UT’s final drive ends at 16-yard line as Rockets fall to OSU, 27-22
• UT falls short on final drive against Buckeyes
• UT battles Buckeyes
• Homecoming 2011
• Walk the Labyrinth
• Sept. 11 Toledo e-Press
• D3′s Corner: Marrow will see friendly foe at the Horseshoe
• Tax Structure Study Committee to hold public hearing at UT
• Enter second annual Innovation Enterprises Challenge Business Plan Competition
• UT’s new GlobalTarget Program helps businesses export products
• Medical student unravels historical namesake
• Pounds: Coffee at Ground Zero
• 9/11: Scenes from the aftermath
• Darius Rucker returns to Toledo with Sept. 8 zoo concert.
• Fans react as Lucas changes ‘Star Wars’ … again
• Molls suffers lower leg injury, will return in 2011
• 9/11: ‘Something good that happened’: 9/11 birthday boy turning 10
• 9/11: Eyewitness: Forgiving helps woman heal from 9/11 loss
• Ready U returns with terrorism prevention session
• 911: Wood County police officers among volunteers
• Toledo LB Molls to miss Ohio State game
• 9/11: Eyewitness: ‘Every day there was a different funeral’
• 9/11: Eyewitness: Volunteer recalls serving at St. Paul’s
• 9/11: Officials remember events of Sept. 11, 2001
• 9/11: Higgins: Conflicting feelings
• Royce da 5’9” concert shows dedication to audience
• Department of Theatre and Film to explore ‘Love Gone Wrong’
• Eberly Center to host Legacy Courtyard Celebration Sept. 12
• Black Swamp Arts Festival rocks Bowling Green
• Updated: Former Toledo Storm, Detroit Red Wings members among KHL crash victims
• UToledo Gear Yard Sale rescheduled for Sept. 9
• Businesses invited to attend educational ice cream social
• Owens Corning, Solexel get funds for solar energy technology
• Just Blowing Smoke: How many wrongs make a right?
• 3,000 tickets available for Boise State game
• Get new UT T-shirt for old Ohio State gear
• Celebration set to remember theatre costumer
• UT enrollment continues to grow in strategic areas
• UT enrollment continues to grow in strategic areas
• Students, Faculty and Staff: Join the Mercy Team for the “Komen Race for the Cure”
• First Annual Mercy College Homecoming
• Gallup Survey and Mercy College – Important Information
• Art Department to spotlight ‘Landscape and Reclamation’
• Advances in autism diagnosis, treatment topic of psychiatry educational symposium
• Buy discounted UT gear at yard sale
• Back 9: Caddies Can Make A Difference
• Back 9: Tiger to Play at Frys.Com Open
• Casano named player of the week
• Festival shares Greek culture, food
• I Scream Social: Social media karma in 10 minutes
• Cleaner Dryer grows into Inc. 500|5000
• Use leverage to protect your assets and family
• Treece Blog: Markets rally as recession looms
• Community Ombudsman: Crooks trying to cash in on misfortune
• Marrow driven to win by losing
• Family Practice: Put your shoes on, Lucy
• Madina Lake touring to support ‘World War III’
• Dream Zone: Ex wife and a robot rhinoceros
• UT alumnus creates emissions control system
• UThink launches new online endorsement, certificate, master’s degree programs
• Eberly Center for Women has new leadership, prepares for expansion
• Toledo – New Hampshire Notebook
• Toledo’s defense delivering with turnovers
• Pounds: Jim rides in
• A gay old time
• Rockets roll in season opener
• Rockets lead 30-8 at halftime
• Chrysler receives tax credits, grants for local expansion
• Goodall to play pro ball in Spain
• Toledo looks to avoid trap game in home opener
• Labor Day impacts waste collection
• Role of JobsOhio defined at regional meeting
• Orchestra leader Johnny Knorr, 90, dies
• Mandel: Ohio charts conservative fiscal course
• Webb: Facts illustrate other side of controversy
• Rockets set record for football season ticket sales
• UTMC physician shares significance behind his ‘Calling’ in new book
• MAC preseason poll puts women’s cross country at top, men eighth
• Researcher displaced by Japan tsunami continues studies at UT
• UT adopts GPS bus tracking system
• Next in Soul: Renee Dion
• McGinnis: James Rolfe — In praise of a nerd
• Former Rocket to start game for Cowboys
• Rockets break school record for season tickets
• Is the new DC the ‘New Coke’ of comics?
• McGinnis: Laughing Lisa Landry to appear at Fat Fish Blue
• Goodall to play professionally in Spain
• Women’s cross country team ranked 27th in national poll
• Rockets to play Boise State, Ohio State
• Students invited to tailgate with president
• UT to kick off new Recycle Like Rocky campaign
• Employees recognized for professional development
• Back 9: Freddie Picks Tiger for Presidents Cup team
• Former Toledoan plays Agent P in ‘Phineas and Ferb Live!’
• McGinnis: WWE star Barrett to appear at ‘SmackDown’
• Donny Osmond brings multimedia show to Cleveland
• Grumpy’s hosts ‘Bizarre’ Harris
• Dustin ‘UPSO’ Hostetler exhibit debuts at Bozarts
• Rocket runners ranked No. 2 in Great Lakes region poll
• The Undeserving excited for album release
• Ben Treece: Faulty logic
• Parking lot closures for football games announced
• Toledo Rocket Sports Radio Network adds affiliates
• Ohio Players to bring fiery funk to Music Fest
• Black & White Transportation to host ‘UT Cash Cab’ at Music Fest
• New resident lounge opens in Mulford Library
• Scott, Casano win position battles for UT
• Dantin to start at QB for Toledo
• Suicide Prevention Week
• Sexual orientation not included in Ohio discrimination law
• Nintendo offers ‘on-the-go’ learning games
• Two ‘incredible journeys’ remembered
• McGinnis: Food in focus at German-American Festival
• Outlines Toledo magazine to debut at Pride event
• Councilman’s band celebrates diversity
• What insiders know (that most investors don’t)
• Family Practice: Kindergarten, part 2 of 3
• Scholarships honor plane crash victim Nate Brahier
• FERPA
• Cartel returns to Toledo to headline Music Fest 2011
• Quit Tobacco! session offered
• College of Law named ‘best value’ third straight year
• Replacing Archie Donald
• Eberly Center for Women has new leadership, prepares for expansion
• Scott resigns from campaign
• ‘Jersey Shore’ on the Maumee River
• Professor selected Fellow of American Association of Physicists in Medicine
• UT launches customizable virtual view book
• Traitor hater, part 2
• M.P.O.D. making noise with a positive message
• Ohio Players to bring fiery funk to Music Fest
• Be careful of Facebook’s friendly super best friends
• UT officials: 2011 employee furloughs may be reduced, possibly eliminated
• Student Health 101 Orientation Issue
• Ad firm celebrates 30 years with national campaign
• Program rewards recycling efforts
• See you at Downtown Coaches Association luncheons
• Weight Watchers at Work to be offered at UT
• Doctoral candidate awarded $12,000 research grant
• UT student-created website encourages safe online commerce
• Cortazzo leaves Rockets
• TPS shows improvement with state report card
• Video: Douglas Black charged in theft of campaign signs
• Richardson: Toledo’s delicate balance
• Dream Zone: Dr. Phil’s car
• Hickey: On the side of Toledo LGBTQA pride
• Cornett: The importance of gay pride
• Second annual Music Fest to feature pop-rock band Cartel
• UT and RGP joint venture, Rocket Ventures, accelerates economic development
• A touch of massage offers many health benefits
• New roads, improved parking lots, updated buildings ready for returning students
• Back to School for Toledo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Water line break in Student Union repaired
• Toledo’s Singer to miss 2011 season
• Parade to kick off Aug. 27 pride event
• ‘15 Minutes’ with Barry Manilow
• Higgins: Wasting Away
• Marcus Dean Fuller turns near-death experience into new movie
• Trio of bands feels resurgence in local scene
• Theatre auditions slated for Aug. 23-24
• UT FacebookApp launched
• President’s Backyard Barbecue this week
• Treece: Bucking stagflation
• NEW Student Federal Work Study Job Openings:
• Apportionment Board hearing to be held Aug. 22 at Scott Park
• Final draft of Higher Learning Commission self-study report ready for review
• UT updates parking technology: New system scans license plates
• ‘The Relevant University’ to air Aug. 23
• Rockets expectations soaring in 2011
• Dantin has ‘slight edge’ in Rockets QB battle
• D3′s Corner: Family, faith help Marrow press on
• Shy superstar: Page on pace to trump UT greats
• Officials dedicate new rail line at Ironville Terminal
• Doctor comes home to run new pain treatment center
• Mother, daughter grateful for doctor’s life-saving help
• AAA offering special membership for students
• Review: ‘NCAA Football 12’ delivers in presentation, fails Toledo
• Cupcake Camp held Aug. 20
• Loma Linda hosts celebrity waiter event Aug. 22 to fund heart transplants at UTMC
• Lourdes nurse anesthesia program receives accreditation
• Lourdes invests in new dining facility
• Future doctors to receive white coats at Aug. 22 ceremony
• Student Legal Services moves to union
• Professor emeritus writes book on his place of birth, a ‘Paradise in Peril’
• Lourdes transitions from college to university
• The platypus controlling us
• A proposal with teeth
• Doctor of Physical Therapy Program to celebrate first white coat ceremony
• RGP, UTIE make Rocket Ventures, LLC official
• Densic: A lost soul
• Ben Treece: Generation Why?
• New Student Convocation to take place Aug. 19
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day 10
• Students recognized with Wallenberg Scholar Award
• UT Transit Services to make bus fleet ‘greener’
• Toledo Walleye Wednesdays: Tryouts 2011 edition
• Dream Zone: House full of bees
• MoveOn.org’s Contract on the American Dream
• Back 9: The Jack Nicklaus/PGA Championship
• Family Practice: All through the night
• Students: Check out First Weeks events
• Student tickets for OSU game on sale Aug. 22
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day nine
• Plenty of promotions on tap for volleyball season
• Dollar dash in, ‘Chicken Dance’ out as reception staples
• Former Toledoan starts ‘Bert and Ernie’ gay rights controversy
• Revolver specializes in new market of electronic cigarettes
• ‘Pill Spill’ offers late-summer thrill at TMA
• ‘Wholly Toledo’ exhibit extended
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day eight
• Toledo soccer tabbed to capture MAC West Division, Tournament titles
• Mercy College changes name
• Main Campus Pharmacy to resume normal business hours
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day seven
• UT graduate to sing national anthem at Tigers’ game
• Why Basic Math Skills Matter Today?
• Just Blowing Smoke: Stop Panhandling
• Back 9: ‘TrunkSlammin’ again: Tiger done for 2011
• Burnard: Ignorant ideologues
• Media Watch: Hurry back to television, Jack Ford!
• Retirement Guys: Why Washington loves the meltdown on Wall Street
• Britrish singer John Waite to rock Tiffin
• Toledo Museum of Art to host ‘An Evening with the Jurors’
• New Spider-Man inspires disquieting anger.
• Selena Gomez moves to more mature sounds on tour; stops include Cleveland, SE Michigan.
• Culinary Vegetable Institute offers brush with great chef.
• Jeff Lorber to highlight Monroe Jazz Festival.
• Local couple brings harp to mainstream.
• Ombudsman: A question of mayoral intent
• J Anthony shines on ‘Bow Down.’
• Loni Love handles comedy at Fat Fish Blue
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day six
• Real Hip-Hop returns to Toledo.
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day five
• Financial Aid Office Hours 8/15/11 – 8/19/11
• Business Office Hours 8/15/11 – 8/19/11
• Courtney Ingersoll: ‘The Little Tree of Naama’
• The Gold Knight: Bidding on an Oscar
• Lorber to play Monroe Jazz Festival
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day four
• Canaday Center creates digital archive of Hungarian collection
• First class graduates from UT Patient Advocacy Graduate Certificate Program
• Review: ’30 Minutes or Less’
• Rolling doughnuts
• No confidence
• DC Comics on the ‘eve of destruction’
• Courtney Ingersoll: A journal from Israel – Day 2
• Sylvania group seeks funds for school athletic facilities
• 7 Northwest Ohio firms obtain worker training grants
• Marketing group flourishes in fun, quirky atmosphere
• Chrysler seeks tax relief for plant expansion
• Summer fun at a great price
• Adrian theater brings ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ to the stage.
• UT hosting workshop to support minority women professors
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day three
• New UT Physicians leadership named
• Owens gallery season opens with ‘Diners’
• Higgins: American Political Exceptionalism
• Register your license plate for new parking system
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day two
• NCAA denies Vladimir Emilien’s waiver request
• Stevie Nicks to play at Huntington Center on Aug. 19.
• Local company building database of 3-D educational images
• Library Hours For Fall 2011
• Family Practice: To electronic media, with love
• Courtney Ingersoll: A journal from Israel
• Berry: An Open Letter to My Representative and Senator
• Nanci Griffith to play in Ann Arbor
• Toledo-Ohio State football tickets go on sale to public Aug. 12
• Dorr Street Gateway Project set to begin Aug. 10
• Traveling with the Rockets: Day one
• Page named to watch list for Paul Hornung Award
• City Council considers restrictions on panhandling
• Environmentalist challenges mosquito-control agency
• Rockets soar into new season with flight to Israel
• Summer Culture Series to conclude with Aug. 9 event
• Savage Arena receives environmental recognition
• UT-Syracuse football game to be shown on Big East Network
• UT alumni groups host shoe drive for local elementary children
• Lollapalooza: Eminem bests Cee Lo in day of hip hop
• Back to school trends include healthier snacks, electronics
• Treece: Obama’s lost term
• Toledoans serve up victory in food product contest
• Lollapalooza: Muse dominates day one
• Dream Zone: I’ve been dreaming that my ex-wife hurts me
• Back 9: Tiger solid in return
• Back 9: Entry deadline for the Toledo Amateur Golf Championship
• Volleyball team recognized 11th straight season for academic performance
• ProMedica to open orthopaedic and spine hospital
• The Twitter (r)evoluiton
• The Twitter (r)evolution
• Pharmacy graduate first to receive Fulbright Scholarship
• Pounds: Party for a good cause
• Hunting and gathering
• Beard: Literary ‘League’ gets trippy new sequel
• Local IT exec named to list of top 250 industry leaders
• Dorsey: Beginning of an era
• Residence Life searches for orientation guide volunteers
• Richardson: The Midwest Mecca
• The stage as tool
• Collingwood Arts Center to host Aug. 6 poetry event
• McGinnis: You suck at Craigslist
• Countdown to UT lets students apply, complete steps for fall
• Role of patient satisfaction lead expands to include students
• UT names female mascot
• Donald reflects on going pro
• Former UT linebacker signs with Browns
• Board of Elections halts attempt to terminate employees
• Rockets move in, open training camp
• Green River Ordinance to rock the riverfront on Aug. 5
• Red Cross event seeks players for cornhole tournament, slaw-eating contest
• Densic: Separation of the inseparable
• Condominiums offer ‘storage on steroids’
• McGinnis: Why fans need to back off on the autograph hunt
• Toledo women’s basketball team to visit Israel
• UT’s music accreditation voted in good standing
• Hot Corner: Exceptionalism at risk
• Rockets to Hold Fan Appreciation Day Aug. 6
• UT anatomy program allows local high school students to dissect bodies
• Back 9: Duel In The Sun At Inverness
• Toledo to host NABF College World Series
• Group supports those affected by ovarian cancer
• Eastman & Smith expands law practice with affiliations
• Retirement Guys: Get educated about college planning
• Mobile Care Group making house calls for patients
• Smoke on the Water: Timberlake ready to rock ribs stage
• Toledo named pre-season pick to top MAC
• Smoke on the Water: Celebrity judges tasked with choosing best ribs
• Back 9: Hale Irwin Shoots His Age 66
• Toledo Walleye summer 2011 update
• Back 9: USGA Senior Open: Olin Browne Clings to Lead
• Andrew Z violates intervention but allowed to continue program
• Back 9: Tiger Woods To Make Return At Firestone
• Perrysburg, Maumee schools to adjust start times
• The Buckinghams to play Sylvania
• Two department chairs named in College of Medicine
• Faculty member teaches intensive, one-week course in Poland
• Library associate retires after 46 years at UT
• Review: Smurfs invade NYC
• Pounds: OnWard and upWard
• Candle in the wine
• Back 9: Olin Browne Scorches Inverness
• Back 9: O’Meara Shoots 66 at Inverness
• Smoke on the Water: Montgomery still kickin’ it up
• Revised tobacco policy to go into effect Aug. 1
• Associate VP for development on Main Campus named
• Martini: Spotlighting DJ Keith Success
• Admiral’s American Grill: Unique food on the Docks
• McGinnis: Author examines the life of Evel Knievel
• MAD funnyman gets new funnybook
• Tropic Bombs takes Toledo by storm
• Tonic to headline Aug. 6 events at Smoke on the Water
• Buckcherry to rock at Headliners on July 27
• Poison, Warrant team for Toledo Zoo concert
• A magical twist on CLUE
• Shivering Timbers draws on family life to make music
• Back 9: Tom Lehman at U. S. Sr. Open
• Hinkle Tree bigger but still standing sentry to history
• Hallowed Ground: Inverness has storied golf history
• Four local teens translate caddying jobs into college scholarships
• Grounds crew preps course to exact standards
• Dream Zone: My daughter and I had the exact same dream
• Berry: What makes America great?
• Caterer specializes in golf events
• The worst golfer in Eastwood High history
• Update: Andrew Z’s lawyer disputes violation allegations
• Rockets tabbed to capture MAC’s West Division title, championship game
• Ceramist fired up about new studio, Art on the Mall
• UT, ProMedica extend academic partnership, announce scholarship fund
• Slapdash Gourmet: A foodie of the eating variety
• Rockets named favorite at media day
• Andrew Z to appear at hearing
• Local music scene reacts to Winehouse death
• The Beach Boys surf into Centennial Terrace
• Keith Urban to play Huntington Center on July 29
• Kowalski signs with Cowboys
• U.S. News names UTMC as area’s best hospital
• Latest quality report ranks UTMC ninth in nation
• UT partners with Spanish firm to speed solar commercialization, job creation
• Kasich supports leasing Ohio turnpike
• Back 9: Inverness Has Major History
• ABLE helps entrepreneurs with legal assistance project
• Letter: Deconstructing Flagg
• UT’s 19th Annual Art on the Mall to take place July 31
• Office of International Student Services relocates
• Emergency workers to be honored on wall
• Murder victim’s mother seeks to keep killer in jail
• ‘I almost lost you’: Student recovers from train accident
• ‘Round Up Hunger’ campaign will fund 4,260 meals
• Family Practice: MoveOn.edu
• Amputation does not slow local boy
• Higgins: Revenue enhancements are tax increases!
• Workforce Development Agency and Port Authority respond to BAX layoffs
• Head football coach signs contract extension through 2015
• Beckman signs contract extension through 2015
• Retirement Guys: What the debt deal means to investors
• College of Nursing students volunteer for ADA Zoo Day
• Cumulus takes ratings gamble with new Andrew Z show
• Treece: Social Insecurity
• Enrollment events for UT employees and their families to take place
• ‘The Relevant University’ to air July 26
• Pounds: Limits limit access
• Harry Potter And The Boy Who Wore Blackface To The Movies
• St. Jean: Casino construction ‘coming along quickly’
• Mercy opens Senior Emergency Room
• Dream Zone: Man tries to smother me with pillow
• Dégagé Jazz Café to host saxophone showdown
• Bert the Conqueror to appear at Fat Fish Blue
• Steam plant demolition scheduled to be complete before fall semester
• Five softball players earn Academic All-MAC distinction
• McGinnis: Goodbye, Farewell and Amen
• Home sales down in Toledo
• ‘Apes’ comics give fans what they want
• Manager training series scheduled to start in August
• Tedeschi Trucks Band rolls into Centennial Terrace on July 24
• Monroe rockers in conspiracy for wider audience
• McGinnis: They Might Be Giant’s John Linnell discusses band’s new album
• UT grad to open art store in downtown Toledo
• Rant 2011
• From Johnny with love
• Locally loved
• Local music — at warp speed
• ‘Cars 2’ revs up the action
• Underground poetry featured in the July 21 ACGT Art Walk
• Art supply store to open Downtown
• CedarCreek Church to stream major leadership conference
• Wide receiver among 40 to watch for Walter Camp Player of Year Award
• Running back named to Doak Walker Award watch list
• UT to host regional Ohio Parent Teacher Association conference
• I Scream Social: New courthouse stocks are now set up online
• Military gay couples won’t enjoy benefits
• Berry: How Many ISHPIs Does it Cost?
• UT’s Page, Thomas named to preseason award watch lists
• Higgins: More or Less
• Rossford rec center expands workout options
• July 17 Toledo e-Press
• Cordray to be nominated to head new federal consumer protection bureau
• Program offers defensive driving lessons for teens
• Humane Society finds homes for ODOT cats
• The Communitarian Soul: When Benefits Cross Boundaries
• Bolt Express grows with manufacturing
• Beckman keeps Rockets grounded
• New car sales rise in Lucas County
• Central grad accepted to top cooking school
• Just Blowing Smoke: Debt Ceiling Debate – Harrumph!
• Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board recommends Libbey High School for register
• Flagg: TPS Fact Finder report short on solutions
• Densic: Facing a crisis
• MIS chosen for federal testing of safety technology
• Eventista: Royal Wedding Dress Trends
• Burnard: Predators in Congress
• Retirement Guys: Never Give Up
• UT-Ohio State football ticket reservation deadline extended through July 29
• Economics 101: Common Sense
• Andrew Z rebuilds with new radio show
• The witless and the witness
• Pounds: Overland rising
• Humor magazine Drollhouse to debut
• Oregon team honored for championship win
• Treece: Where did all the inflation go?
• New York poet Robert Milby to read at CAC
• Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
• ‘Potter’ class graduates with no child-actor woes
• New drop box for financial documents at Scott Park Campus
• New mascot to join Rocky will debut at 2011 Music Fest Aug. 31
• Toledo Museum of Art releases new book about artifacts
• Cap’s long and winding road
• Zellers: Swig offers eclectic food and drink options
• How do we responsibly cut Medicare as part of the budget debate?
• ProMedica Health System shortens name
• Martini: Backstage pass for Summer Jam
• Sylvania Herald Ends Publication
• July 13 Star e-Press
• McGinnis: An interview with drummer Jon ‘Bermuda’ Schwartz
• Dream Zone: I sliced my heart open
• On their way: Pernikoff Brothers aim to take music to new level
• Metal men reunite for cathartic release
• Baseball players chosen for Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League All-Star Game
• UT researchers contribute to largest study to date on new treatment of syncope
• Toledo Pride to host second annual festival
• McGinnis: Bowling Green’s Video Spectrum to close
• Speaking out: Poetry as communication
• Local music scene needs a break from the past
• UTMC gift shop to close for renovations
• Assistant professor’s film recognized at LA festival
• Cumulus confirms Andrew Z coming to 100.7 The Vibe
• Board set to pick new Ohio schools superintendent
• Andrew Z says he’s returning to radio soon
• UT’s Ballard found guilty, placed on probation
• Library Proxy Page Down Today
• I Scream Social: Build your personal brand with compelling content
• Perrysburg woman named Mother of the Year by state twins club
• UT to establish new School for Green Chemistry and Engineering
• Baseball player selected to Prospect League All-Star Game
• Ward: Dead wood
• States weigh ‘Caylee’s Law’ in verdict aftermath
• Josh Groban coming ‘straight to you’ with Palace show
• Chicks Mix benefits IBC
• Federal Judge delays condemned Ohio killer’s execution
• Taylor Kia brings child-safety program to Toledo
• July 10 Toledo e-Press
• Back 9: Newest Hi-Tech Golf Faze: Twitter
• Family Practice: Learning to let it go
• Billboard from atheist group removed second time
• Local feminist bookstore People Called Women seeks support
• Master plan unveiled for redevelopment of Jeep property
• Online search tool helps locate Golden Buckeye savings
• UT Homecoming game changed to Oct. 22
• FLCC seeking bigger kitchen to serve meals
• TARTA receives $3.49M in wake of ‘disastrous’ amendment
• UT-ProMedica relationship adds experience opportunities for pharmacy students
• Pounds: Reality heights
• Dan’s July 4 mix tape
• Spanish solar firm chooses Napoleon for first U.S. plant
• ProMedica to open orthopaedic and spine hospital in October
• Higgins: Feeling Uncharitable
• Santiago succeeds mentor as fire chief
• UT to introduce female mascot
• UT professor wins award at LA festival
• Dream Zone: Lung cancer
• Berry: Too busy for my child’s freedom
• Flamtronic ready to electrify the OT
• Colombia plays to double-OT draw against North Korea
• Student awarded printmaking residency
• Ohio limits fines for destroying public records
• Expanded Pulse Calendar July 6 through July 13
• Perrysburg grads write, stage ‘Ottville’
• A CITY ALIVE WITH MUSIC!
• Gunsmoke
• McGinnis: Reasoning with vampires — blogger takes on ‘Twilight’
• Pennsylvania’s waste is becoming Ohio’s million-dollar treasure
• Former St. Vincent, Mercy president appointed interim UTMC director of business development
• Legendary artist influenced a generation
• Wilson explores new territory with The Staving Chain
• Discover Downtown Toledo with walking tours
• Textbook authored by professors wins longevity award
• GOP gov. pushes change in battleground Ohio
• Space shuttle’s legacy: Soaring in orbit and costs
• McGinnis: When Death Means Nothing
• Detroit native Billy West returns for new season of ‘Futurama’
• Owens to host expanded Glass City Con July 9-10
• UT to host international plastination conference July 9-12
• Colombia loses to USA in World Cup action
• Ohio Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• ‘Green products’ baby store opens in Sylvania
• Levis Commons brings beach to the boulevard
• Authorities say Ohio fireworks law needs review
• EdChoice Scholarship Program opens second application period
• The Great Outdoorsman: NW Ohio native pens books on Mich. getaways
• Johnson: The feel of democracy
• Marina groundbreaking ceremony included Chinese tradition
• Family Practice: Tour de last chance
• Forbush: Sacrifice and The Fourth of July
• Housing Court amnesty program extended until July 8
• Jack’s Mannequin to cruise into the Omni
• Design Center at Owens puts welders to work
• Retirement Guys: Retirement essentials
• Treece Blog: Search for Yield Turns Ugly for Investors
• Former Rocket baseball player called up to Class AA Birmingham
• Rocket football golf outing set for July 22
• Assistant athletic director for sports medicine recognized by alma mater
• Round Up Hunger
• The liberal establishment
• Berry: Missing the train
• Back 9: Where Is Everyone?
• Churchill’s Markets join effort to feed Lucas County children
• Feed Lucas County Children: A day feeding children
• UT upgrades voice, email services
• New Yankovic album another chapter of hilarity.
• Incoming freshman one of three finalists in national video contest
• Mahalak drafted by NHL’s Carolina
• 2011 Northwest Ohio/Toledo fireworks schedules
• Port Authority receives funds for Jeep site clean-up
• Track variety spices up ‘MX vs. ATV Alive’
• UT College of Business presents HR Management Excellence Awards
• New book takes a look at early years of MCO
• Veggie U Food and Wine Celebration brings celebrity chefs to rural Ohio
• DC touts diversity, quirkiness
• Rib vendors announced for Smoke on the Water — Ribs for the Red Cross
• Local Dems File Election Complaint Against Council Candidate
• Higgins: In The Absence Of Proof To The Contrary
• Fashionably Kate: Warm up your wardrobe with hot summer trends
• lilD: UGE keeps ‘listening’
• Young Jeezy headlines Summer Jam
• HR administrative changes announced
• Book about Toledo area Arab Americans wins national award
• UT player, Colombia fall to Sweden in World Cup game
• UT employees donate time, service to Cirque du Soleil
• Fact Finder report accepted by TPS Board
• Friends, Jackasses, Countrymen: In Dunn tweet, Ebert spoke an uncomfortable truth
• Amendment to state budget sought by Toledo on parking meter franchise
• VP discusses new ‘Relevant University’ radio program on WJR
• Designers channel love for the city into T-shirts
• Bozarts to celebrate second anniversary
• Back 9: Tseng Dynasty
• University updates security questions associated with UTAD accounts
• UT’s sports medicine liaison recognized by National Football Foundation
• Award, scholarship created to honor former MCO professor
• Alumna designs game on Electoral College
• The Running Man: Hadsell signs extension with Rockets
• UT soccer player’s World Cup games to be televised live on ESPN, ESPN2
• Goodall delaying future for ‘trip of a lifetime’
• Clothing Store – 25% Off Sale (select items only)
• Executive changes announced for CHP, Mercy
• New Hydroponic Garden at Mercy College
• FLCC fuels academic, enrichment programs
• Padua Center wants to name the neighborhood
• UT’s new radio program, ‘The Relevant University,’ to debut June 28
• Video installation pays tribute to father
• Higgins: When I Was A Child …
• Young company rides 4G wave
• ‘Silent killer’ heat is topic of June 27 Ready U event
• On the Job: No dull moments during police shift
• Ward: Pay to stay
• Toledo native pens marathon training guide
• Mahalak NHL draft pick for Carolina Hurricanes
• Rhythm on the River offers country music
• United Way to invest $11.9 million
• Family Practice: Proud to be an American’t?
• Berry: Who’s really being disenfranchised?
• Northwest Ohio farmers to learn from successful European agricultural operation
• Forbes Ranks Toledo No. 7 in List of Best Cities for Jobs This Summer
• Contract negotiations with Blade and unions remain stalled
• lang to confess in Ann Arbor
• Glass City Auto Swap Meet coming to Toledo Speedway
• Retirement Guys: Wall Street history
• Treece: The case for cash
• College of Pharmacy’s Office of Student Affairs goes paperless
• Zoo to don’t
• Motion in poetry
• Black Swamp Conservancy elects new officers
• Wood County rejects Zoo ballot bid
• NEW Student Federal Work Study Job Openings:
• Volunteer group recommends changes to county government
• 10-year-old ‘EcoErek’ recycles jeans, shoes
• In memoriam: Pauline Kotecki (1926-2011)
• Local marketer Walrod honored as ‘Rising Star’
• Dream Zone: Ghosts pushing open my door
• Local poet to speak on bipolarity, creativity
• Dorothy C. Lanier Scholarship for Phi Theta Kappa Ohio Region
• ACGT seeks artist for public project
• Two Rockets named to Academic All-MAC Team
• UT Foundation upgrades to new donor management, accounting software
• The Andersons to supply first E85 pumps in Maumee
• Croswell Opera House hits it big with ‘Hairspray’
• Columbia Gas to spend $1.5 million upgrading Hamilton Street area
• Poetry and music featured at two local events June 25
• McGinnis: CHIKARA returns
• Dark Knight makes room for the ladies
• Concert will highlight new fusion of Persian, Western music
• Technology Camp slated for high school students
• UT providing full picture to Higher Learning Commission
• Bravery, sacrifice color ‘Homefront’
• Not with a whimper, but a bang
• Arthouse Online: Enter the Void
• Guy Fieri rocks and rolls during appearance at Caesars Windsor
• Magenta sheep
• UT Pharmacy Camp to conclude with ‘CSI: Toledo’
• Bachelors & Bachelorettes 2011
• Umphrey’s McGee to play Centennial Terrace on July 7
• East Side story
• McGinnis: ‘Duke Nukem’ PR Fiasco
• Jurich: Mosquito spray is so last century
• Classical Persian musician to perform June 24 at UT
• Obama wants big 2012 campaign map, GOP wants small
• Trustees approve budget, extend contract with AAUP
• New online resource provides ‘TLC’ to help students transition to college
• Director receives grant, research center nationally recognized
• Port Authority issues $8 million bond to Materion Brush Inc.
• Kentucky man facing felony drug charges after traffic stop
• Nuclear regulations questioned after yearlong AP investigation
• An Eye Opening Experience
• Wolfe Center to be dedicated on Health Science Campus
• Goodwill to host inaugural ‘Ghoulwill’ Halloween Ball
• I Scream Social: Hashtags — Twitter’s secret decoder ring
• UT’s Robinson ‘ahead of schedule’ for return
• Critics of Ohio lottery privatization, slots grow
• Pop Goes the Podcast Episode 20
• How to succeed in making friends without really trying
• Saugatuck offers natural, spiritual escape
• Ward: Silent auction
• Gov. Kasich reaches agreement with Penn National
• The Gold Knight: Recent rule changes by motion picture academy
• FLCC fights childhood obesity, diabetes
• Retirement Guys: LeBron burned himself
• Singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole is anything but a ‘Broken Record’
• Peer tutoring program helps students
• The return of the native plant
• Olof Palme: JFK of Sweden
• McDougle’s legacy
• Five
• Ben Treece: The Definition of Insanity
• The fire down below: How I discovered celiac disease and came to live gluten free
• Surgery overseas: Toledo surgeon volunteers in Germany treating American soldiers
• Newfound humor: Detroit comedian bringing L.O.L. Comedy Group to Collingwood Arts Center June 18
• Goodwill to host Ghoulwill Ball
• Finance committee recommends budget to full board, prepares for annual independent audit
• Visitation, memorial service for employee announced
• Fighting Cancer and High Costs
• Dream Zone: Raw porkchop
• Surviving against all odds: 5-year-old among those to benefit from Easter Seals walk
• Donney McMullin marketing ‘John Dough’ clothing line
• Pharmacology Research Colloquium to take place June 17
• Runner named to Academic All-MAC Team
• UT astronomers get attention for unique observation
• Older and wiser: We Are The Fury reunites to headline show at Frankie’s Inner City on June 18
• Yost to begin audits
• Upcoming games announced at E3 event
• Wine and dine: Stella’s Restaurant offers monthly wine tasting and buffet
• UT quarterback involved in car accident
• Local artist to be displayed in Mansfield Art Center
• Not just a voice: Jon Benjamin expands beyond cartoons in new show
• Review: A ‘Secret Garden’ in the attic
• Art Walk held June 16 to feature poets
• OPERS rules County would be employer of sanitation workers
• Superman loses shorts, gains new beginning
• ‘Pop-Aganda’ features artist’s comedy
• Northwest Ohio teens to experience medical school at CampMed
• WGTE town hall to feature UT leaders in alternative energy
• Rocket basketball camps slated for summer
• On the Rox: Rebel Life Media
• Show is fun for all ages: SRP to perform ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’
• McDougle Announces Retirement from Owens Community College
• E3 in Review: Which of the ‘big three’ won the big gaming event?
• Expanded Pulse Calendar for June 15-22
• Free concert to feature Christian youth bands
• For Tommy Davidson, stand-up comes first
• Art over airwaves: New weekly podcast features ‘The Art You Missed’
• Back 9: Kasich Solves U.S. Budget Crisis on the Golf Course
• UT chancellor selected to lead Liaison Committee on Medical Education
• Track/cross country coach signs three-year contract
• Football season ticket luncheon slated for Health Science Campus
• Mechanical engineering associate professor honored with early achievement award
• Local benefit to educate children, build homes
• Zoo releases statement on death of 6-year old
• Advocacy group: Court lacking in response to domestic violence
• Free Social Security seminar planned for June 16
• Mudjaw Bowmen aims to make family fun a bull’s eye
• Fundraiser to help UT employee whose relatives were lost in fire
• Satellites to hold art sale this week
• Koleski: I am an addict
• Forget ‘Inception’; please bring back Roy Rogers
• Toledo students’ paper cranes land in Japan
• Future of Cpl. Klinger’s beloved hot dogs in doubt
• Ohio judge says Ford must pay dealers $2B
• Communitarian Soul: The Fall from Grace is a Sad Thing
• ‘Beauty and the Beat’ goes on
• Shredding the Curtain: Déjà vu
• Mahalak ‘made it through’ NHL combine, ‘did well’
• Reconnecting fathers, children aim of Fatherhood Town Halls
• NTU responds to Obama’s speech
• Family Practice: The sweet taste of crow
• Proposal would strengthen penalties on metal scavengers
• Findlay welcomes African entrepreneurs
• The Andersons signs anti-NAT GAS Act petition
• The Gold Knight: ‘Super 8′
• Nationwide show car on display at Groulx Automotive
• Panetta draws support at confirmation hearing
• Bob Kelly retires after 50 years on radio
• Future Rocket selected in Major League Baseball amateur draft by New York Mets
• Obamanomics: The Flat Earth Society
• HB 159 disenfranchises voters
• Be prepared for Higher Learning Commission accreditation visit
• Feeding Lucas County Children
• Black snake prone
• Nearly 30,000 local children impoverished, hungry
• Higgins: Successful Recycling
• Central Catholic grad making strides at UT
• Social work pioneer inducted into Hall of Fame
• Martin pickin’ and grinnin’ at Ann Arbor Festival
• Sylvania Art Trail June 10, 11
• Summer games offer all-ages fun
• ‘Vintage Sylvania’ book launch party June 9
• Gilman to attend Getty Leadership Institute program
• Ohio band to open for We Are The Fury at Frankie’s Inner City
• Fire Chief Wolever to retire after 33 years of service
• Conservancy photo exhibit to celebrate 10,000 acres
• Enter second annual Innovation Enterprises Challenge Business Plan Competition
• First Read Program to consider end of world
• Local singers and bands to compete at the Lucas County Fairgrounds for entry in state competition
• Pulitzer Prize-winning play comes to Mansion View Inn
• Dream Zone: Small creature
• Back 9: Is Tiger Done?
• Meadows Choice Community School to close
• Bringing the noise
• A family affair
• 2011 TOP DOCS
• Jumping over board
• Local family on TLC’s ‘Extreme Couponing’
• If these walls could talk
• Summer Culture Series looks to bring departments together
• Which free games should PlayStation owners grab?
• Ohio first lady to participate in National Youth Sports Program at UT
• DC Comics reboots entire line, goes digital
• Singer-songwriter channels chaos into music
• Rocket Golf Classic to be held June 23
• Professor receives prestigious designation as Fellow
• ACS to host Relay for Life
• Gallery exhibit shows everyday objects in new light
• Toledo Zoo opens baby elephant exhibit
• Free to Breathe Lung Cancer 5K Rumble Run
• UT, museum to host international conference on early childhood art education
• lilD: Toledo Heats Up With Sizzling Summer Events
• ‘Glee’ actor Harry Shum Jr. and full cast visit Detroit, Cleveland
• UT Center for Excellence in Autism to open new facility
• Women & Philanthropy at UT awards grants for art, autism center
• UT football to host Young Rocket Skills Camp
• Berry: Where are the jobs?
• Interim law dean named to post
• Trustee committee recommends faculty contract extension to full board
• First Class Baggage: New ‘X-Men’ tries to do too much
• Bob Kelly retiring from local radio
• Artist offers enlightening worldview with ‘Pop-Aganda’ exhibit
• Assistant professor receives NIH grant to develop vaccine for rare disease
• Ohio judge bars results from portable breath tests
• AP Analysis: Obama’s job security about job creation
• Toledo recommends against purchasing Libbey
• Storming Back: Storm chaser awed by nature’s power
• Lemonade Stand hopes to set world record to benefit children’s cancer research
• Storming Back: Tornado brought Dundee community together
• Ohio teachers air merit pay concerns to governor
• Storming Back: Fulton County in last stages of tornado cleanup
• Back 9: I’m Mad as Hell!!
• President arrives in Toledo, lunches at Rudy’s before Jeep visit
• Wedding photography workshop June 8
• Storming Back: Moline adjusting to a ‘new normal’ after 2010 tornado
• Ohio House speaker’s Twitter account hacked
• President Obama addresses Toledo Chrysler plant
• Hot Corner: When lies become truth
• Storming Back: No spin factor
• Back 9: Inverness Wants Another U.S. Open
• Business delegates have positive impressions of China
• Retirement Guys: Avoid Getting Burned By The Next Hot Investment
• Treece Blog: Banks Lose Marbles as Economy Dwindles
• UT College of Law to host scholarship golf outing
• Tennis player named to Academic All-MAC Team
• Rockets land impressive Academic Progress Rate scores
• Dashing success
• Parking areas north of west ramp to close June 3, garage will remain open
• Storming Back: Blanks say they are forever changed by tornado
• Dream Zone: Dead bodies on a train
• Fundraiser to benefit Sunshine residents
• Soccer player selected Colombia team captain for Women’s World Cup
• 2011-12 Toledo Walleye schedule released
• The All Good music festival and camp out
• Old West End Festival features tours, art, music and more
• UT, museum to host international conference on early childhood art education
• Children’s art exhibit on display during conference
• Researchers integrate disciplines to develop cancer vaccines
• USA Today references TFP article on Tressel
• McGinnis: Sequel SNAFUs
• Protesters to ‘K-Sick’: Stay home
• DC Comics event could be game-changer
• Student Health 101 – June 2011
• Toledo LGBTQ march scheduled for June 3
• Jurich: A place to call home
• Payment Reminder – Summer 2011 Semester
• June 1 Star e-Press
• Meet the Coaches event at UT set for June 2
• ‘The … Building’ offers space for musicians to jam out loud
• Martini Rox: My Sister’s House
• The Get Up Kids play Headliners with Saves the Day
• College of Medicine to hold commencement June 3
• UT selected for Woodrow Wilson Ohio Teaching Fellowship program
• Student-athletes score record 3.166 GPA spring semester
• Nate Masternak exhibit to open at Secor Studios
• McGinnis: Comedian Carlos Mencia to perform at Connxtions
• Updated: Dashing Pacific signs letter of intent with Rudolph/Libbe, Council approves sale
• Women’s Leadership Forum to address women’s desires
• Blues diva Janiva Magness to headline blues festival
• Maddie’s aunt keeps her in touch with Blanks, neighborhood
• Johnny Knorr Orchestra concert June 5
• Warmer weather great for area anglers
• Higgins: I’ve Been Framed … Badly
• Berry: SB5′s Theater of the Absurd
• Toledo Police Museum to open June 9
• UT to host second Women’s Leadership Forum June 1
• Page named pre-season All-America by Phil Steele
• Assistant professor helps create award-winning literary journal
• Falcon chicks banded, given names
• Kobacker staff reminds UT community not to cut through building
• The Cheap Seats: Tressel resigns from Ohio State
• Owens to host CSI Youth Camp
• Ohio gun violence costs lives, millions of dollars
• Jazz landmark Murphy’s Place Closes doors May 31
• St. John’s alum leads New Jersey school to national award
• Soldiers’ art tells war stories at new Ohio museum
• Bublé to showcase originals, interpretations
• Science can’t design away tornadoes’ deadly threat
• Communitarian Soul: Do Covenants have a shelf life?
• Family Practice: The parenting year
• Every pawn matters
• Parental Pariah: What the Books won’t tell you about Motherhood – the Boredom
• TARTA to celebrate 40th anniversary with 40-cent fares
• Bell ‘extremely confident’ in potential Marina District deal
• New Services Available For Post-9/11 Veterans and Family Caregivers
• ‘Crossing of America’ to raise money for 9/11 families
• Local Small Business Development Center wins SBA Award
• LSU-Eunice tops Owens for national softball title
• Retirement Guys: Don’t get burned
• Napoleon company finds ways to grow during recession
• Lake’s Class of 2011 grows closer through adversity
• Boise State football game moved to Sept. 16, to be televised nationally
• Some employee vacations to be limited at start of semesters
• The wheels on the bus are brought to you by Brondes
• Dan in real life
• Hidden Symptoms of IBD
• Naturally 7 vocal play comes to Toledo
• State cuts threaten Area Office on Aging services
• Goodbye Blue Skies release party May 27
• Hoozier Daddy launches Raceway concert series
• New sculptures cast creative air on campuses
• Business student wins professional association essay contest
• Alleged Ballard attack victim speaks out
• Severe weather coverage
• Toledo native Ballard removed from Rockets football team
• Pop Goes the Culture: Apocalypse … now?
• Councilman Craig files police report against citizen
• ‘Mortal Kombat’ amps up the violence
• Dream Zone: Stuck in a hotel
• Pop Goes the Podcast Episode 17
• Student Health 101-Orientation Edition
• Duo kicks off Omni Summer Country Concert Series
• ALS fundraiser to benefit former football player
• ALS fundraiser to benefit former football player
• Summer in the city, 2011
• Clive Barker returns to comic books
• Clive Barker returns to comic books
• Rocket fans invited to evening with football coach
• Inside Mercy College Issues – 2011
• Changing the rules
• Bird’s the word
• Patio Guide, 05/25/11
• To the highest bidder
• McGinnis: In memory of Randy Savage
• Roadshow seeks collectibles during Perrysburg stop
• Ottawa Hills garden tour to benefit preschool
• Higgins: A Victimless Crime
• UT Center for Excellence in Autism moves into new space, begins helping clients
• University Print Services to centralize operations
• Former UT Coach Joplin to accept Springfield job
• Campus road construction starts May 25, look for daily UT Update announcements
• Citywide increase in traffic enforcement expected for holiday week
• Cedar Point delays new ride, offers Pink’s hot dogs
• Brown: Keeping Law Enforcement Officers Safe
• Berry: Trickle-Down Tyranny
• UT president reorganizes senior leadership team
• Josh Project promotes water safety
• Diversity training offered as part of new policy
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air May 24
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air May 24
• 2011 Summer Events Guide
• Summer events: Reading club expands
• Langer, Inverness gearing up for U.S. Senior Open
• AFL-CIO may reduce support to Democrats
• ‘Blue House’ could face demolition
• New Ohio law targets drugs-on-demand pain clinics
• Stop counting social media and really know your friends
• Red Cross session to spotlight gardening ‘From Plant to Plate’
• Presidential hopeful speaks to area Republicans
• Perrysburg’s Kathryn Zajac to perform benefit concert
• TPS Libbey auction set for Monday
• May 22 Toledo e-Press
• Ward: Increasingly, Toledoans don’t own Toledo
• Ward: Increasingly, Toledoans don’t own Toledo
• Crash Test Dummies dabble in different styles
• Crash Test Dummies dabble in different styles
• Ashford: Whose side is Gov. Kasich on?
• Ashford: Whose side is Gov. Kasich on?
• Retirement Guys: Put your money to work
• Retirement Guys: Put your money to work
• Treece: Surprise! It’s a correction!
• Treece: Surprise! It’s a correction!
• ‘Lost chapters’ of Malcolm X’s biography to be discussed
• Jefferson Award honoree champions student health
• Nominate your ‘Champion’ by May 24
• Water on a stone
• Water on a stone
• To mock a killing word
• To mock a killing word
• Fifth Third mobile bank and Huntington new free checking
• Fifth Third mobile bank and Huntington new free checking
• Man shot in face while saving daughter traveling long road back to health
• Man shot in face while saving daughter traveling long road back to health
• John Michael Montgomery, Green River Ordinance, Tonic to rock Smoke on the Water/Red Cross rib event
• John Michael Montgomery, Green River Ordinance, Tonic to rock Smoke on the Water/Red Cross rib event
• Unions protest UT job cuts, question expenses
• Unions protest UT job cuts, question expenses
• Tornado committee seeks donations for tribute
• Tornado committee seeks donations for tribute
• Great Smiles Family Dentistry sponsors contest for military personnel
• Great Smiles Family Dentistry sponsors contest for military personnel
• Sylvania collecting ‘hundreds’ of unpaid tickets
• Sylvania collecting ‘hundreds’ of unpaid tickets
• Attention Allied Health Students:
• Award animates Toledoan’s career
• Higgins: Other People’s Money
• LEGO takes ‘Pirates’ to high-water mark
• University Hall elevators slated for maintenance
• New online ID/Rocket Card ordering system allows personalized photos
• Comedian Tim Wilson to perform at Connxtions
• Sylvania filmmaker debuts short film on FunnyOrDie.com
• Back 9: Who do you like?
• My Music is Major Art: Jelise Roberts show opens May 21
• What are your kids doing this summer?
• Rocket baseball receives NCAA recognition for academic excellence
• Dream Zone: Out of Pepper
• Jurich: Road trippin’
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Joy Ride
• A report from the Motor City Comic Con
• Massage therapy offered at Main Campus Medical Center
• Rockets to host football season ticket luncheons
• Harry Sandler exhibit to benefit 1Matters
• Art museum leaders from Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland to celebrate International Museum Day
• Toledo gets taste of India, Pakistan at Basant party
• Art Walk season starts May 19; TSO hosts Mark Wood
• ‘Ring of Fire’ brings Johnny Cash to Croswell Opera House
• UT Board of Trustees discusses budget, approves faculty workload policy
• New provost has familiar face
• Banding of falcon chicks slated for May 19
• Application fee deferred for new undergrad applicants
• UT to host heart walk, run May 21
• Officials cite regional collaboration at RGP annual meeting
• Blade union to vote to authorize strike, hold protest rally
• May 15 Toledo e-Press online
• Joint commission sought on Civic Center Mall improvements and maintenance
• 10th Claire’s Day will be its biggest celebration
• Owens announces Trustees’ Academic Excellence Scholarship recipients
• Berry: If it helps just one … It’s worth it
• RGP, UT confirm new joint venture for Rocket Ventures
• CAKE still going the distance
• UT to host summer camp for gifted and talented students
• Nursing today more high-tech, patient-centric
• Storming Back: Blanks to participate in 5K race for Walters family
• The Communitarian Soul: Bin Laden and Closure
• Medical Mutual employees receive incentive to volunteer
• Hammer nails success after surgery
• Annual AmeriCorps Week honors volunteers May 14-21
• Burnard: Obama on a roll
• Back 9: Tiger ‘Trunk Slammin’ Again
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Chico and the Man
• Staying on the right TRAC
• Family Practice: Please leave a message
• Family Practice: Please leave a message
• Dream Zone: Pants
• Dream Zone: Pants
• Port Authority and Columbia Gas announce energy program partnership
• Port Authority and Columbia Gas announce energy program partnership
• BOE inspects provisional ballots from November election
• BOE inspects provisional ballots from November election
• Ward: Days of future passed
• Ward: Days of future passed
• Higgins: Worth Preserving
• Higgins: Worth Preserving
• LISC loan helps NHS keep mortgages local
• LISC loan helps NHS keep mortgages local
• Canadian legend to offer ‘comfort’ in Ann Arbor
• Canadian legend to offer ‘comfort’ in Ann Arbor
• Why do I need a social media policy?
• Why do I need a social media policy?
• Hot Commodities: The Next Big Bubble?
• Eggs and Economics to raise funds for ministry
• Main Campus Pharmacy to start summer hours
• Researchers who work with human subjects required to train through online program
• Faces in the crowd
• The Lonesome Death of Mike Mulligan
• Building Trades Council offer $3.8 million plus one dollar for Marina District
• Superman renounces own US citizenship
• The right vet is vital to you and your pet
• Long: Events can improve fortunes at Erie Street Market
• Ralphie May plays Humane Society benefit in Sandusky
• Gated community Lakeside is a nearby gem
• More than 200 breweries expected at Cleveland Beer Fest
• Science, art of professional selling to be discussed May 13
• Sony’s PlayStation Outage Could Change Media Outlook
• Golf outing to raise scholarship funds for UT medical students
• The Half Hearts to play gigs at OT, Howard’s Club H
• Early details of the 2011-12 Toledo Walleye schedule revealed
• River House exhibit examines ‘Transforming Touch’
• UT professor to host renewable energy webinar May 12
• ‘Meanest Man in Comedy’ on Sheen and upcoming show
• lilD: Jayi Kemp sees the world through a special lens
• Columbia Gas and Port Authority to announce partnership
• Talks between Blade, unions stall
• Servers of the arts
• Martine Locke concert at People Called Women
• Martine Locke concert at People Called Women
• Toledo goes Insane
• Taking it to the streets
• Toledo’s atomic blast
• May 11 Star available as e-edition
• May 11 Star available as e-edition
• Student’s movie to screen at Westfield Franklin Park Mall May 12
• Summer leaves/voluntary reduction in hours programs available
• Annual Harp Gathering includes three public concerts
• Annual Harp Gathering includes three public concerts
• GM Invests $204 Million in Toledo Plant
• GM Invests $204 Million in Toledo Plant
• ‘Mo’Nique Show’ co-host Rodney Perry to perform at Fat Fish Blue
• ‘Mo’Nique Show’ co-host Rodney Perry to perform at Fat Fish Blue
• United Way and TPS announce Schools as Community Hubs initiative
• United Way and TPS announce Schools as Community Hubs initiative
• Paralegal Studies Program to host fifth-graders’ fictional Harry Potter court case
• Selling with sound
• A one-stop tour
• Mission creep
• Wide open
• The epic outdoors
• Popcorn season: Superheroes, sequels and Spielberg offer summer movie thrills
• Popcorn season: Superheroes, sequels and Spielberg offer summer movie thrills
• Hudson Gallery hosts Goldman exhibit
• Second chance for Rep’s ‘Three Viewings’
• Bowling for Soup to roll into Headliners
• Computing systems to be down morning of May 15 as UT upgrades capacity
• Rockets to host free football coaches clinic May 13
• Sell back your textbooks!
• Toledo Red Cross leader assisting Tennessee flood victims
• UT to host ninth annual Latino Youth Summit
• Lake grad takes on Ohio politics with Columbus internship
• Associate professor receives award for works in performance studies
• Storming Back: Ed Blank knocks one off his bucket list
• Local woman grows cancer awareness by ‘planting purple’
• Mom celebrates special day with 10 kids
• Celebrating Mothers’ Days
• Leading mummy expert to speak at TMA
• Ward: Point of low order
• Cooperation has been key to TRAC formation
• Higgins: When The Levy Breaks
• Brown Automotive opens Isuzu Truck Service Center
• May 8 TFP available as electronic edition
• 2011 Library Summer Hours – Toledo Campus
• Retirement Guys: A different (bin Laden-less) world
• State Auditor: TARTA illegally lent public money to PAC
• Treece: Bernanke: gypsy or genius?
• I Scream Social: Twitter leads the pack
• Great Lakes Marketing moves to new location
• Baseball player named to academic all-district squad
• Student to continue leadership of national honor society council
• Pershing Rifle Troop places first at national convention
• Outstanding staff members recognized
• Student Accessibility Management to provide independence
• The 9/11 Project
• The bin Laden victory lap
• Notre Dame student’s project: Climb Mount Everest
• Dream Zone: Dark, watery cave
• Letters to the Editor: Sherrod Brown, Rich Iott
• CAC hosts Resident Artists Exhibition
• Nursing Scholarship Program Now Accepting Applications
• Workshop series added to annual spring plant sale
• Toledo Campus Summer Federal Work Study Job Openings
• Sell Back Your Textbooks Today!
• Higgins: Treating the Symptoms
• Berry: Two percent mandate
• Girl vs. Food: Aloha Palm Trees, Ocean Breeze and Local Foods …
• Exhibition showcases works by graduating fine art students
• UT finalizing summer schedule for road, parking area renovations
• Planetarium to spotlight ancient Mexico, spring constellations
• New tobacco policy to take effect Aug. 15
• ‘Asphalt 3D’ offers racing showdowns
• Not a bird or plane, but Super Queer
• Give the May 4 Star the “OnceOver”
• ‘Legally Blonde’ director/choreographer has connection to Ohio
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Chocolate Thunder Road
• 10 questions for … Seth Fried
• Power outage in Center for Performing Arts
• Martini: Chris Shutters makes his mark
• Nowcast beach safety advisories topic of May 5 talk
• UT to upgrade to license plate recognition parking technology
• Graduate of first UT Doctor of Nursing Practice Program recognized for research
• Core curriculum to be updated around competency areas
• May 3 Special Election results
• McGinnis: ‘Last Comic’ finalist Roy Wood at Fat Fish Blue
• Toledo Artists’ Club launches new exhibition
• E-mail problems being addressed
• OnceOver courts national attention with latest CD
• Back 9: Bubba Long
• TARTA faces ‘Disastrous’ amendment
• Dierks Bentley to play gigs in Akron, Detroit
• Free Comic Book Day returns
• Great Black Swamp serves straight from the tap
• Jurich: TMACOG sponsors annual Bike Week, May 12-22
• Jurich: TMACOG sponsors annual Bike Week, May 12-22
• Cullop wins Women’s Ohio College Coach of the Year Award
• Cullop wins Women’s Ohio College Coach of the Year Award
• Chrysler Group CEO, Ohio chancellor to address graduates May 8
• U.S. attorney to speak at law commencement
• Pharmacy graduates to receive degrees May 6
• Reaction to death of Osama bin Laden
• Reaction to death of Osama bin Laden
• Feed Lucas County Children serves more than a hot meal
• Feed Lucas County Children serves more than a hot meal
• Berry: Ga$ prices, big oil and big government
• Area nurses to be honored during annual National Nurses Week
• Men’s basketball program loses three scholarships
• President announces layoffs in letter to campus community
• Annual Reverse Raffle and Auction set for May 21
• Osama bin Laden reported dead
• Weather radios provide alerts, comfort during storm season
• To nuance or not to nuance … that is the question
• Mike Criag: Marina deal requires difficult questions
• Biggest evolution in nursing is technology
• Singer-songwriter Crenshaw ready to cue it up at Headliners
• Family Practice: 100 minutes
• Hot Corner: Let’s return some sanity to America
• Ward: Inflexible reality
• Retirement Guys: Choosing a pension option that best fits your future
• City of Toledo, TPS propose plan for Libbey campus
• May 1 issue of Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• UT to distribute lay-off notices
• Libbey legislation does not include deed restriction
• Raceway Park kicks off 2011 live harness racing season
• Treece Blog: Downplaying Debt Fears
• First automotive class on hybrids offered at Owens
• First automotive class on hybrids offered at Owens
• Dinner to feature Washington Post’s Luxenberg
• Dinner to feature Washington Post’s Luxenberg
• Faculty representative nominations for trustee committees due June 1
• Retail observations
• Retail observations
• Cowboys ride again
• Cowboys ride again
• Cesarz: Content curators
• Cesarz: Content curators
• Toledo to host social media business summit
• Toledo to host social media business summit
• Hall of Famer D.J. Fontana to appear at Elvis Festival
• Hall of Famer D.J. Fontana to appear at Elvis Festival
• Former UT players react to NFL lockout
• Former UT players react to NFL lockout
• Local events celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Local events celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• ‘3rd Birthday’ is essential for RPG fans
• ‘3rd Birthday’ is essential for RPG fans
• Ohio’s development director: ‘We have to stop the job loss’
• Ohio’s development director: ‘We have to stop the job loss’
• The new age of finding funding
• Growing beauty
• Voices of the lost
• Arthouse online
• London calling: David Eichenberg making waves across the Atlantic
• London calling: David Eichenberg making waves across the Atlantic
• First Solar, Owens partner on work force training
• First Solar, Owens partner on work force training
• To the cutting and edge back
• Labor pains
• Nuclear nightmare
• Royal couple will mix modern elements with royal tradition
• Royal couple will mix modern elements with royal tradition
• Why UT? Tell the world May 2
• University recognizes faculty, staff for advising, researching, teaching, outreach work
• University Women’s Commission honors employees, students
• INPROCESS to open in Woodville Mall
• Royal wedding: The dress, local stories
• WNIT Champions hand out awards at reception
• Ian Axel to play April 30 concert at Frankie’s
• Partnership ACTs to leave a mark on the city, world
• Jefferson Awards nominations due April 28
• Pop Goes the Podcast Episode 13: Comedy Ma-Sheen
• Important Messages from the Financial Aid Office:
• April 27 Star available as e-edition
• McGinnis: “Kombat” Reborn
• lilD: Martin Tucker’s Eye of the Tiger
• Nobel winner to speak at Research Day, receive honorary degree
• UT to highlight individualized health-care research, treatments at Research Day
• Military Service Center slates ribbon-cutting ceremony
• The Gold Knight: Save the date, 84th Oscars on Feb. 26th
• The Gold Knight: Save the date, 84th Oscars on Feb. 26th
• Interview: Tim McGraw to play Huntington Center on May 4
• Interview: Tim McGraw to play Huntington Center on May 4
• Seasons continue for the Toledo Walleye affiliates
• Back 9: Who’s on First, What’s on Second..….?
• Back 9: Who’s on First, What’s on Second..….?
• Pop Goes the Podcast Episode 12: Captain Hammer to the Rescue
• Pop Goes the Podcast Episode 12: Captain Hammer to the Rescue
• Former contestants perform for a good cause at Fat Fish Blue
• Former contestants perform for a good cause at Fat Fish Blue
• April 28 event to benefit Independent Advocates
• April 28 event to benefit Independent Advocates
• Uncle Bonsai marches in ‘The Grim Parade’
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air April 26
• Provide feedback on self-study for Higher Learning Commission accreditation
• UT CALLing adult, nontraditional students
• UT delegation reports on Higher Learning Commission conference
• Outstanding Staff Awards to be held April 28
• Library Open Saturday, April 30
• Higgins: The Usual Suspects
• Berry: Fairness, Taxes and Soaking the Rich
• “So You Think You Can ROCK-ET” talent show set for April 25
• Graduate Goodbye Bar-B-Que
• Life on the Ohio River is a family tradition
• Sign up for Rocket boys’ basketball camp by May 1 for discount
• Bake sale, walk to benefit Japan tsunami victims
• UT Medical Center to hosts Mini Med School
• Best, worst first-round NFL draft picks
• Two divisive issues could be on November ballot
• Storming Back: Easter provides family celebration time for Blanks
• FEMA official to speak at Red Cross presentation
• Ooooh, that smell …
• Portal 2: GLaD to be Back
• Buckeye nightmare: Tattoo-gate just won’t die
• Ben Treece: Barack Hussein W. Bush
• New home for Maritime Academy of Toledo
• Ohio’s development director to speak at UT April 25
• Celebration to honor life, legacy of pioneering glass artist
• Treece: Standard & Poorer
• Retirement Guys: Happy retirement
• Rocket athletes to show off other talents
• Students to present UT Climate Action Plan April 25
• Renovated Savage Arena scores environmental recognition
• University receives reaccreditation for animal research
• Professor’s publication recognized in Biochemistry journal’s top 10
• 51 percent
• Hell hath no fury
• Scream Trilogy Blu-ray home video review
• Texaco Country Showdown hunts for talent in Toledo
• Toledo native set for “Glitz” book signing
• Family Practice: Casting the first stone
• Knott-ing the community together
• Blunt talk: On new music, royal wedding, touring
• TPS to inspect several roofs after winter leaks
• Zellers: Rosie’s Italian Grille offers pizza — and elegant favorites
• Dream Zone: Tree fell on my house
• PlayStation 3 revs up high-speed racing
• UMass to join MAC football in 2012
• UTMC receives trophy from American Red Cross
• Art on the Mall applications due April 30
• Toledo delegation going to sister city in India for UT MBA commencement
• Tropic Bombs ready to go off at Frankie’s
• McGinnis: ‘Portal 2’ has the greatest villain you may not know
• Martini: ‘Who Told You That You Could Dance’ hosts events
• Student association to host fundraiser for Japan
• Va Tech shooting victim to screen documentary on guns, speak April 21
• Beard: Holy lack of home viewing, Batman!
• Beard: Holy lack of home viewing, Batman!
• Ohio native returns to Stranahan with ‘Stomp’
• Ohio native returns to Stranahan with ‘Stomp’
• Shafir to be featured in Sports Illustrated
• Shafir, Goodall named to Academic All-MAC Team
• Women’s basketball reception set for April 26
• UTMC’s International Welcome Center open for business
• Plastinated brains are an art for UT professor
• TMA exhibit focuses on the impact of disease
• TMA exhibit focuses on the impact of disease
• Ragbirds fly to Finn’s
• Ragbirds fly to Finn’s
• McGinnis: They Know ‘Jack’
• McGinnis: They Know ‘Jack’
• Ahhh Day! Monday, May 2nd
• Miller time: Rock legend to play Huntington Center April 23
• Miller time: Rock legend to play Huntington Center April 23
• Library Closed April 22
• Fulbright Scholar information session slated
• A story of love, loss and human resilience
• Satellites to hold jewelry sale this week
• President discusses ‘The Next Five Years’ in higher education
• UT’s EarthFest slated for April 20
• Toledo Zoo executive director to speak to Association of Women in Science
• Young professionals group grooms rookies for the big time
• Gov. Kasich plan reduces state payments for child care
• State of the University
• Student Gallery at Owens to Run through April
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Sell Back Your Textbooks!
• Berry: Reducing Obama’s Deficit of Truth
• McGinnis: Great Baseball Movies
• Annual engagement survey offered to UTMC physicians
• UT to celebrate ‘Unity Through Diversity’ this week
• Satellites to hold gold and silver buy-back event
• Employees, students to be honored at Outstanding Women Awards
• UT-hosted DNA repair symposium bringing national experts to campus
• Faculty member selected Fellow of American Academy of Nursing
• Storming Back: Casey ready to enjoy Lake prom
• Arizona plows controversial ground with birther bill
• Owens displays art exhibition on critical thinking
• April 17 Toledo e-Press edition
• Ohio jobs, rising revenue could shrink budget gap
• Ward: Dueling due diligence
• Gold Team prevails 35-14 in Spring Game
• Family Practice: Parenthood’s inconvenient truths
• Hot Corner: Are you paying attention?
• Marina District sale legislation on hold
• Advocacy firm helps patients navigate health care system
• ‘Mission in Motion’ initiative is taking ProMedica goals beyond hospital walls
• VanDerMeulen ready to be a leader
• Two senior leaders to retire before end of calendar year
• Deputy athletic director to retire Dec. 31
• New web content management system conversion on schedule
• UT to host Glass City Marathon April 17
• Art students create colorful mural in local sushi restaurant
• Celebration to honor Distinguished University Professors
• Protecting children: Everyone’s responsibility
• The King’s Profanity: Our society’s silly obsession with one word
• 2011 APNA JANSSEN STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP
• Get Experience, Respect, and up to $50,000 Toward Student Loans!
• Tylenol Scholarship Opportunity
• Disaster Drill
• Expression of Diversity Contest
• TechTol website could revolutionize education
• Our Favorite Links
• Rocket Social Media Day April 15
• UT Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi to initiate new members
• Culture Building Institute created to promote diversity understanding
• Soprano to salute American songs April 17
• Let Bell sell
• Crystal sour vox
• TFP Mud Hens Opening Day e-Press
• Dream Zone: End of the world
• Extended Pulse Calendar April 13-16
• Fairy tales popular in mature comics
• ‘Mario Sports Mix’ offers eclectic fun
• lilD: Juice FM 107.3 contest brings out the best
• Dance the night away for the Children’s Miracle Network
• New history book on NW Ohio disabilities topic of talk show
• Local food topic of April 15 conference
• Spring book fair to be held in Rocket Hall
• Two coaching greats to be on sidelines for spring football game
• Red Cross to give away free smoke, carbon monoxide detectors
• A monument to memories
• All in the family
• Botero exhibit is huge hit
• Living in the red
• Local plant crusaders to the rescue
• Lowering landfills
• Readers react to “Red” ruse
• Far off places
• On fertile ground
• Berry: Oh, How They Care for Seniors!
• McGinnis: Farley brings stand-up act to Toledo
• Child’s play
• Paula Poundstone brings comedy act to MCCC
• Black Angels bless Record Store Day
• Pie-A-Professor to target business faculty
• Adult learning expert to speak April 13
• April 15 deadline for Outstanding Staff Award nominations
• UTMC discontinues University Health Services, redistributes treatments throughout clinics
• Yankees call up longtime Hens staffer Scott Jeffer
• Pitcher Andy Oliver focused on the present
• Choosing home-care services that meet your needs
• Women’s basketball coach signs contract extension
• UT officials offer tips to stay safe during tornado season
• Eberly Center for Women to celebrate graduates
• Rockets to host Ultimate Fan Plan luncheons in April
• Inge finds second home with Mud Hens, Tigers
• Blank brothers bond through baseball
• Mud Hens go mobile with iPhone app, gamecast
• Guest column: IBD
• Federal shutdown avoided, future budget fight looms
• ‘Hens and Hogwarts,’ ‘Royal Wedding’ among promotions
• Greek Nachos, two burgers among new concessions options
• Church to give away food on April 16
• New boundary lines for TPS approved by Board
• Ward: The force in enforcement
• Thanks for the life lessons, Coach Cullop
• Warm up by getting a head start on your garden
• Higgins: Congressional Fight Club
• New manager Nevin eager to prove he’s worth the risk
• Fifth Third Field has history of drawing celebrities
• Fan demographics help club direct marketing efforts
• Author Bryan Mealer to speak at Maumee Valley
• Expanded Pulse Calendar for April 6-13
• Ugly Data undergoes transition
• Retirement Guys: Investment styles to get on base
• Treece: So much for the ‘new normal’ …
• President to outline vision for next five years
• Men’s tennis rides 10-match win streak
• UT Concert Chorale, Community Chorus to perform April 10
• New director for institutional research named
• And many more …
• Opening Day 2011
• Hoop dreams: Shafir helps Rockets make history
• Country icon Lynn to celebrate birthday in Toledo
• Mud Hens mark 25th season as Tigers affiliate
• ‘Bad Dads’ director returning home for screening
• International Denim Day
• Coffee House Event – April 11, 2011
• April FYI Program – Etiquette
• TRON: Legacy combo gives sharp transfer
• Car businesswoman, students to receive Pacemaker Awards
• Students organize ‘For Love of Africa’ event
• Dream Zone: Choking
• Denny Schaffer returns to host MS benefit disco party
• Cosy Sheridan
• Student Health 101 – April Edition
• Nintendo 3DS is 3-D without glasses
• Lateness, mistakes no barriers to comics
• ‘Calculus: The Musical’ to be performed April 8
• Next class to be inducted into UT Medical Mission Hall of Fame
• Global public health focus of April 8 open forum
• Health-Care Missions Symposium April 9
• Richardson: Artomatic 419! strengthens city’s unity
• McGinnis: Documentary profiles private owners of wild animals
• Complete streets concept to be addressed at Transportation Summit
• Urban Activist roundtable: Re-design Toledo
• Interview: Rush brings ‘Moving Pictures’ to Toledo
• Violinist leading string revolution
• WNIT celebration April 7 for Rockets’ historic postseason run
• Stem cell research to be discussed at April 6 symposium
• Ten Commandments topic of 11th annual Jewish-Christian-Muslim Dialogue
• Undergraduate students to present research at state Capitol
• High school girls to experience science at UT
• Berry: A Time of Great Madness
• Boehner wants to pass spending cuts with GOP alone
• Two years in, Walleye fans miss the Storm atmosphere
• Marcy Kaptur tours Libbey with Owens, UT
• Gov. Kasich expected to hire consultant to examine gambling market
• Walk MS: Toledo set for April 10
• Grandson relives tornado every time it storms
• Syncope researcher travels to Shanghai to present findings
• Main Campus Medical Center reaccredited
• Violinist to visit UT for Spring Festival of New Music
• Senior honored for dedicating college career to volunteer work
• Tennessee, Kentucky turn over lethal injection drug to DEA
• Obama: Shift from imported oil, new jobs will come
• Take Back the Night rally empowers women
• Ohio Turnpike speed raised to 70 mph despite concerns
• Walleye fall to Wheeling in their season finale
• On the Job: Off-ice action keeps Walleye games smooth for fans
• Rockets win WNIT Championship
• Rockets WNIT victors 76-68
• Family Practice: Invitations and communications
• 6-2 win over Elmira caps Toledo's home season
• ‘Bigger, better’ Owens Learning Center earns student approval
• Party for the Planet
• Student tickets gone for Saturday’s WNIT Championship game
• Counselor publishes anti-bullying curriculum
• University re-engineering suggestions posted, officials continue call for ideas
• Campus repairs to cause brief outages, closings
• Higgins: The Beam In Our Own Eye
• Blade story raises answerable questions about election
• American Broadband secures SBA loan
• Treece: Anxiety grows, recovery slows
• University to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Ritter Planetarium to look at local springtime skies, stargazing
• Tribute to Liszt to close piano series
• Professor’s research honored by Ohio Biological Survey
• Clinic manager publishes article on transition to electronic medical records
• UT, Manufacturing and Technology Small Business Center acknowledged
• Boys of destiny
• Just desserts
• Loss to Wheeling ends playoff hopes for the Toledo Walleye
• UAW, management collaborate to rebuild industry
• Toledo firm named one of nation’s best marketers
• WGTE program wins ‘Education Champions’ grant
• Art is history: TPS cuts could eliminate art teacher jobs
• Dionne Warwick to sing in Tiffin on April 9
• Saturday’s WNIT title game sold-out; 700 UT student tickets left
• Student Leadership Recognition Reception
• Songfest rescheduled for April 3 in Savage Arena
• Wheel fun: Old West End Foundation offers bicycle co-op
• Tickets on sale Thursday at 10 a.m. for WNIT Championship Game
• Messages from Ghana: Truth Gallery features handmade carvings from Africa
• Closing reception, awards ceremony for student exhibit April 1
• Third provost candidate talks with UT community
• University recognized for sending students into urology specialty
• 7,000 watch Lady Rockets advance
• Rockets soar past Charlotte, land in WNIT Championship game
• Big day for Toledo's Andy Bohmbach and Thomas McCollum
• ‘Back to the Future’ quick, colorful
• Toledo’s Wonder Woman unveiled to controversy
• Tonight’s WNIT Final Four game sold-out
• Hudson Gallery brings the ‘Now Wow’
• Columbia Gas infrastructure upgrades creating employment
• Second provost candidate offers ideas for UT’s academic future
• Hize is winning: Morenci rapper is conquering local scene
• Improv group to play April Fools’ Day show
• Student group organizes climate change, local food lectures
• Area students to participate in National History Day at UT April 2
• UT, Detroit Red Wings continue partnership to make college degree affordable
• Governor’s proposed budget recommends pension changes
• Motel Motel says goodbye to fans with farewell tour
• The Beat goes on: Dave Wakeling brings ska legacy to Pontiac
• Documentary highlights NW Ohio arts
• ‘Spring Rejuvenation’ contest blooms
• Keeping it local
• Multimedia event transforms vacant spaces into visual delights
• We got mail
• Red Reign
• 2,000 tickets remain for WNIT Final Four game
• Muhammad Ali’s daughter to speak at annual Parkinson’s disease event
• Latino Student Union Scholarship Dance April 2
• First Amendment Freedom Forum March 31
• Talk to examine history of Toledo Scale
• Spring book fair this week on Health Science Campus
• Commissioners replace two long-time CSB trustees
• March 27 Toledo e-Press edition live
• Dala to bring sweet harmonies to Ann Arbor
• Fall 2011 Program Availability
• Smiles for Life
• New Bethel COGIC hosts 12th annual Truth Marches On conference
• Jazz pianist to play Tatum Scholarship Concert March 29
• Groundbreaking for new veterans clinic March 28
• Faith Matters mini-series to air on WGTE
• UT creates app to see inside favorite fruits
• Across country, GOP pushes photo ID at the polls
• Walleye denied a crucial win over Cincinnati
• Back 9: Augusta On My Mind
• AP Analysis: GOP wins cuts without government closure
• Rockets fight back for big win to advance to WNIT Final Four
• Blanks to attend groundbreaking for new high school
• Creadio hits the right notes
• ‘The 72-Hour Survival Plan’ offered
• Toledo Walleye school the Cincinnati Cyclones
• Back 9: Toledo Junior Golf
• Family Practice: Love Letter
• National Exchange Club celebrates 100th anniversary
• Walleye inch closer to the playoffs with a 3-2 win over Cincinnati
• Ward: Distress signals
• Lucas County Board of Elections Director and Deputy Director terminated
• Restaurant Week Toledo to run March 28-April 3
• A Middle Eastern perspective on the Middle East
• Vote for ‘Education Champion’
• Toledo Walleye connect with Social Media Night
• Toledo to host Big East member Syracuse in WNIT
• Retirement Guys: These are the good old days
• Hot Corner: Buyer’s remorse
• Conversation with chancellor March 31
• Record number of students expected to help community March 26
• Treece: Misdefining Risk Misleads Investors
• University to celebrate Women’s History Month with congresswoman
• Down on the count
• The Learning Club helps struggling students succeed
• Program keeps smiles on students
• Bob Seger remembers Lenawee County roots
• Thanking Bob Seger
• Ben Taylor to play sold-out show with dad James
• Mercy College Leadership Series
• Chuck Ealey using success to help local youth
• Energy law expert to speak March 25
• Berry: Constitution? What’s a Constitution?
• Dream Zone: Boyfriend burst into flames
• uncUT Film Festival to take place March 27
• Department of Psychology achieves 100 percent match rate
• Medical students learn residencies at Match Day
• ‘Dreamcast Collection’ gathers favorites
• Dancers to perform Gershwin, Joplin
• Marvel Comics’ spring starts to sizzle
• Course Offering Survey – Thank You
• Restaurant Week Toledo launches March 28
• Provost candidate speaks at open forum
• Award-winning poet to give Summers Memorial Lecture
• Graduate students from Midwest universities to present research at UT
• Apply for University Women’s Commission Scholarships
• Rockets advance to Elite Eight in WNIT
• Martini: Looking good is only half the battle
• Jurich: Choosing Local Makes (A Lot of) Cents
• Group calls for ‘no confidence vote’ on TPS Board
• ACT: Revisiting the yearning
• Mazey named BGSU’s 11th president
• McGinnis: ‘Jersey’ star JWoww heats up Electrik Beach
• Senate Bill 5 debate held in Centennial Mall
• Gender, bullying focus of artist’s March 23 talk
• Rock legend Rundgren brings classic albums to Stranahan
• Students partner with Red Cross to collect donations to sent to Japan
• With governor’s proposed budget unveiled, UT maps path forward
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air March 22
• Fundraiser for former employee to take place March 26
• Submissions sought by student, amateur composers
• Commissioner Wozniak announces College Coach program
• Higgins: The Right of Intervention
• Back 9: Who Killed the Golden Goose?
• Thomas, Rockets want to be BCS busters
• UT unveils animated rendering of Dorr Street Gateway Project
• Fisher: Revolutions, Jordan, and Me
• UT to give away 100 free tickets to March 22 WNIT game; UT students admitted free
• UT med student to talk about apes, gonads, Web
• Author to discuss book on food waste
• Lecture to cover how revolutions in Middle East affect world
• Rocket Wireless to relaunch Monday
• Walleye stay alive with a win over Trenton
• Communitarian Soul: Shooting Hoops on a Saturday Afternoon
• Schakolad expands into sweet Westfield location
• TFP hires editors for news, special sections
• Trenton prevails over Toledo 5-4 in overtime
• ‘Going Wild’ event raises money for Autism Collaborative
• Local couple starts diabetic meal planning service
• Toledo takes down Auburn in second round of WNIT, 67-52
• Learning from disaster
• Falcons fall short in NCAA tourney
• Ward: Bulletproof lobbying
• Toledo Opera to postpone ‘La traviata’
• Tough loss stings the Toledo Walleye
• After a tough season, Kowalczyk sees success on the horizon
• Statistics on St. Patrick’s Day traffic citations
• Gov. Kasich making Toledo-area appearance March 23
• WGTE program aids early literacy education
• LeFebvre: Toledo has the location, now we need action
• UT to hold forum on Japan disaster, response
• Yanni to bring ‘Truth of Touch’ tour to Detroit
• March 22 town hall moves to International House at 4:30 p.m.
• Call to Duty: Myths and perceptions of Senate Bill 5
• Retirement Guys: Things ain’t like they used to be
• Treece: Market tumbles on misplaced Japan fears
• Shafir named regional finalist for State Farm Coaches All-America Team
• Professor elected into American Law Institute
• University senior recognized for American Cancer Society work
• Education matters
• Area native talks about life in Japan since the tsunami
• ‘Trying to return to normal’
• Williams’ trey helps UT advance in WNIT
• Dream Zone: Veins on my face
• Bigger than expected: NightShade signs with Bullet Tooth Records
• Tickets for Saturday’s WNIT game on sale Thursday
• Wheeling whips the Walleye 3-1
• Higgins: Gawker’s Block
• Berry: The Tsunami of Media Malpractice
• Star St. Patrick’s Day edition
• Groups look to raise funds for charity with world’s largest lemonade stand
• Toledo tops Delaware in waning moments in first round of WNIT
• Virtue and law to be discussed at Stranahan National Issues Forum
• Mixed media: Students show off works
• Nominations needed for Rathbun Outreach and Engagement Excellence Award
• Author of ‘Mad Science’ releases book on the elements
• Employees react to plan to close regional taxpayer service centers
• McGinnis: Colonna on life “After Lately”
• Emerging artists: Parkwood Gallery exhibit features UT, BGSU grads
• Composed: Toledo graphic designer teams with musician Rosanne Cash
• St. Patty's Day Guide
• Toledo Walleye Wednesdays: Playoff push 2011
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Action figures
• Jacuzzi Boys brings the adventure to Woodchucks
• BGSU recognized for Peace Corps efforts
• Medical students to meet matches March 17
• University to celebrate Jewish Heritage Month
• Asia Forum to address views of death penalty
• Research professor to perform musical parody at annual conference
• Girl vs. Food: Coconut Craze
• Monsters and Martians menace racks
• Next Stage: Studio offers free classes to mark its grand opening
• Just like us: Little Joe, Robbie Mack play Blues Festival in Marietta
• Homestyle Guide
• Connecting the Generations
• The incredible shrinking city
• Self-Published author of “Well-Fed” series speaking in Toledo
• Garfunkel & Oates: Duo brings fresh perspective to funny music
• Comedy for a cause: Independent Advocates Truth Comedy Jam set for March 21
• Toledo to face Delaware in WNIT March 16
• South African delecation to explore business, academic collaborations during Toledo visit
• Outstanding Adviser Award nominations due March 25
• Feedback crucial for Higher Learning Commission preparation
• Core laboratory tours available for faculty, students
• Openness in state government? AP survey shows obstacles
• Police will up enforcement on St. Patrick’s Day
• Darlene Love gets her due from Rock Hall
• Supreme Court victor to visit College of Law to discuss experience
• Week recognizes patient advocates
• Amid high demand, states cut mental health care
• Ten Maumee residents to be honored for service
• Organization brings harmony to Blank household
• Civil War speaker series at Wolcott House Museum
• Lawmakers’ cell phones often out of public reach
• Red Cross: Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami update
• Education Champions: Parents address concerns
• Family trivia: home edition
• Schedule posted for candidate open forums in Provost search
• Trenton limits Toledo to a single point
• Top seed Toledo toppled by Eastern Michigan
• Pop Goes the Podcast Episode 5
• Eagles upset Rockets 61-55 in MAC Tournament
• Ward: Waiting to exhale
• Chase STEM Academy writing competition winners
• Catch MAC Tournament action
• Beyond Gaming re-launches web site for gamers
• Collins: Save Libbey from the wrecking ball
• Treece: Two-Year Mark Changes Story for Stocks
• Urban Affairs Center survey shows support for local, fresh food club on campus
• UT wins at 2011 Addy Awards
• The Scarecrow’s gun
• Brown: Exploring ways to save Ohio lives by stopping prescription drug abuse
• Suze Orman: Boomers, seniors need to re-educate themselves about cash
• In Memoriam: Paula M. Molnar Fels (1959-2011)
• BBB Torch Awards moved to fall
• Owens students can earn Lourdes business degrees
• Expression of Diversity Quotation Contest
• Woodville Surplus adds fashion department
• Shafir shines in 73-65 win over Akron
• Singer Andy Cooney in Maumee on March 16
• Toledo shoots past Akron in MAC Tournament quarterfinals, 73-65
• DaZy Aphasia Centre joins UT Speech and Language Clinic
• Kalamazoo-Toledo series ends well for the Walleye
• Jurich: Vision of a new economy
• Sylvania Schools releases updated budget reduction plan
• Dream Zone: Ugly black dog
• Martini: Christian Aziz Bishop is on his way
• King of the Monsters returns to comics
• ‘The Water Coolers’ laugh at work culture
• Cullop named MAC Coach of the Year; three Rockets earn all-league accolades
• Health Science Campus moves to subcontract food service, gift shop
• Film about animal advocate with autism to be shown March 14
• McGinnis: Empty scandal
• Keeping up with B. Jones
• Event celebrates creative women
• IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE MERCY COLLEGE BUSINESS OFFICE
• Celtic blaze brings Irish musical fire to Owens on March 11
• St. Patrick’s Day 2011 highlights
• UT Alumni Association to host MAC Tourney parties
• Two departments to move this week
• Outstanding Teacher Award nominations due March 11
• UT employee competes on NBC’s ‘Minute to Win It’
• Latta announces 2011 Congressional Art Competition
• Red Molly brings bluegrass to Grounds for Thought
• BGSU professor’s Sci-Fi writer identity revealed on Facebook
• The Back 9: Kaymer Runner-Up in Match Play but No. 1 in World
• Scholarship Opportunities
• Wood County wins as NW Ohio wins
• BGSU: Economic development through regional partnerships
• Comparing Ohio and Wisconsin union debates
• Bostdorff: Being Honest with Oneself and Your Banker
• Advanced intensive care unit to be unveiled at UT Medical Center
• Rocket fan bus to head to MAC Women’s Basketball Tournament Wednesday
• Women’s Empowerment Summit to be held at UT March 15
• Researcher recognized for proposed treatments for inflammatory diseases
• Kasich not concerned about ballot appeal attempt of Senate Bill 5
• Saying goodbye to the City League
• Toledo Walleye soar over the Cincinnati Cyclones 5-2
• Casey Blank among students aiding flood victims
• Pink in the Rink more than a game for the Toledo Walleye
• Walleye suffer a brutal loss to Kalamazoo
• Hope is lifeblood of UT basketball
• Youth learn from hands-on garden program
• Family Practice: Lincoln-Douglass and trivial debates
• March 6 e-Press edition of Toledo Free Press
• Retirement Guys: When a game isn’t just a game (part 3)
• Ward: There is no front line
• Missing South Toledo teen found
• Strong effort provides positive results for the Toledo Walleye
• Screening fosters discussion of TPS issues
• Christiaanse: Suffering in The Ice City
• Treece: The Inflation Myth
• Speaker series to highlight history of ‘Wholly Toledo’ businesses
• Theatre professor brings art to life for Toledo Ballet production
• Online W2 statements available through myUT portal
• Block me
• Monske’s challenge
• Local filmmaker works with Michael Cera
• Congressman Latta serves as speaker pro tempore
• Leadership Toledo, TFP to launch ‘Restaurant Week’
• Cory Dippold named chairman of HOBY World Leadership Congress
• Local business delegation travels to Middle East
• Hero’s hopes to set world record, benefit diabetes charity
• Dream Zone: Lost in an Amusement Park
• New owner takes control of Toledo’s Sunoco refinery
• Library Hours for Spring Break 2011
• Toledo races past Central Michigan to claim outright MAC regular-season crown
• Studying the stars, Earth this month at Ritter Planetarium
• A Marvelously novel approach to comics
• March 2 TFP Star available as e-edition
• McGinnis: ‘Comic Book Legends Revealed’ hits milestone
• Red Cross offers Flood Safety Checklist
• Spring and Summer 2011 Graduates
• Summer and Fall 2011 Schedules and Registration
• Rockets lose 12th-straight
• Flying high
• March Student Health 101
• Hollywood from the bottom up
• CinemaU showcases student films
• Weigh in on dining survey for chance to win cash
• New Taco Bell to open as part of Dorr Street revitalization plan
• UT highlighted in National Journal for role advancing Toledo’s alternative energy economy
• Perrysburg shop offers doughnuts, bagels, soups, chili
• Richardson: What’s good for the goose …
• everyday heroes
• Rossford principal charged with 3 counts of pandering involving minor
• Plain old Joe
• Annual Charles Bukowski tribute set for March 9 at Wesley’s
• Mr. Atomic among 30 artists in ‘Mine Yours’ project
• C’Mills: Take a picture; it lasts longer
• UTMC looks to dynamic future, names Scarborough permanent leader
• UTMC upgrades to convert to all private patient rooms
• UTMC to hold YouTube video contest to promote hand hygiene
• Alcohol prevention specialist to visit UT
• Berry: Government Spending Affects You
• Local couple makes and markets Bullfrog BBQ sauce
• Kalamazoo prevails over Toledo in a close contest
• Win a free trip to see Criss Angel in Las Vegas
• McGinnis: Oscar reaction — again, the wrong film won
• Andrew Z: ‘I’ve had to pay the consequences’
• Local grocery stores offer shoppers unique experience
• University to spotlight ‘Women in Leadership’ during March
• Women leaders topic of Feb. 28 talk
• Rockets set ticket policies for Ohio State football game
• Coach not being returned for season raises questions in Washington Township
• The Gold Knight: Preparing for Oscar Night
• Storming Back: Julie turns 49, her sister thankful for another birthday
• Sears: Pursuing Legislation to Benefit our Community
• Dream Zone: Animals in our Dreams
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Glory Daze
• Toledo drops in the standings following a shutout loss to Greenville
• Savages use baby mix-up journey as ‘road map’ to help others
• Ready U explores communication during a disaster
• Back to Basics: Busy this weekend?
• Higgins: Political Prestidigitation
• Former Rocket Opelt enjoying life after football
• Residents support area businesses by being ‘locavores’
• Treece: Amid turmoil, pessimists miss out on profits
• High school students given chance at college before graduation
• Funds still needed for Veterans’ Glass City Skyway tribute
• Wings sink the Walleye 8-5
• To help clear snow, UT asks students to move vehicles
• City plays musical chairs as Monske accepts RGP role
• Feb. 27 TFP available as electronic edition
• Helping the people of Haiti through Mission Possible
• Graduate, undergraduate students encouraged to apply for Phi Kappa Phi award
• UT does its part in Second Annual RecycleMania Tournament
• SRECs in effect
• McNamara: FirstEnergy lacks solar commitment
• Letters to the Editor
• The grand illusionist makes many ‘Believe’
• WSPD to host ‘Kids Aren’t Cars’ screening on March 2
• Vin Devers breaks ground for renovation of dealership
• Goodwill hosts session on employment project
• Ward: Collective heat
• WinterFest 2011 offers fun and discounts
• Charlie Mars to play Ark in Ann Arbor
• Shafir’s 32 lead Rockets past Eagles
• Jurich: Toledo Green Drinks: Cheers to the Earth
• Singer-songwriter Kayleigh Moore seeks local fans
• Walleye gain ground on division-leading Nailers
• Payment Reminder – Spring 2011
• Toledo women down Eastern Michigan, win share of MAC title
• The World We Knew to play Frankie’s on Feb. 27
• Brundage Scholarship awarded to UT Lake Erie Center graduate student
• UT to hold Major-Palooza for students
• Spicy Tuna Sushi Bar & Grill ‘combines two cultures’
• Video games based on famous franchises can be better than you think
• Important Deadline Reminder:
• You Don’t Know Jack (THQ)
• Feb. 23 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Expanded Events Guide for Toledo Area
• Metalheads compete with superheroes
• Black Student Union Fashion Show Feb. 25
• UT leaders stress zero tolerance of bullying, harassment
• Martini: Queens of the Iron Mic
• Second City to invade Valentine Theatre
• Glass City Beer Fest pours into Erie Street Market
• McGinnis: Coulier at Connxtions
• Student Health 101 Sweepstakes
• Robin Trower to play Omni
• Freek Sanatra set to sample fame and fortune
• Local bowler to represent USA in European games
• Black Issues Conference to highlight challenges to higher education
• Student who dedicates life to service named 2010 annual Jefferson Awards ‘Champion’
• University establishes Core Experience for all graduates
• Berry: Skewed Priorities
• Money for Ohio advanced energy grants runs out
• Higgins: What’s A Fair Price For Safety
• The Back 9: LPGA Kicks Off 2011 in Thailand
• Parental Pariah: My 2 year-old, the pre-teen
• Ice storm leaves area residents without power
• Perrysburg soldier dies in Africa from non combat incident
• Program to focus on how parents can prevent student high-risk drinking
• Bridge to Dubai: A Truly Unique Experience
• UT to spotlight National Engineers Week
• RSVPs requested for Student Organizations Gala Feb. 28
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air Feb. 21
• Faculty member recognized for documentary film
• K-Wings fire back, beat Toledo 5-2
• First Solar factory could be built in Mesa, Arizona
• Storming Back: Block party to mark first anniversary of tornado
• US House passes sweeping cuts to domestic programs
• Walleye honor Toledo hockey legends with a shootout win
• Communitarian Soul: A Curiosity, Not a Concern
• UT loses ninth-straight game and Holliday
• Feb. 20 Toledo e-Press featuring Linda Jefferson
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Time Warpin’
• Family Practice: Golden rules for parenting — and life
• On the Job: A night in the emergency room
• Otellini named to jobs council by President Obama
• Education Champions: Program fights harmful ‘student mobility’
• Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
• The Oscars: Always the fashion
• Cyclones fry the Fish 5-1
• Covering a patently positive story
• President discusses transformation, role of University
• Solar Fields acquires Calyxo
• Treece: Economy headed for calmer waters?
• Wilson: Offering educational solutions
• Toledo to throw birthday party for Loretta Lynn
• Inspiring development through HUD 108 funds
• Retirement Guys: When a game isn’t just a game (part 2)
• Lucas county resident sentenced for worker’s compensation fraud
• Families, mayor celebrate police officers' promotions
• Demonstrators protest changes to Ohio's collective bargaining laws
• 'More' music for Black History Month
• Peculiar geese deaths around Lake Erie baffle wildlife officials
• Mayor, commissioners tout countywide trash plan
• Toledo councilman testifies at hearing
• Holmes Brothers to play free show in Monroe
• Martinez steps up
• Student Life Events – February 2011
• Feb. 25 deadline to register for Geriatric Medicine Symposium
• New safety codes added to alert utility outage, violent situation at UTMC
• Whitmer grad to be new ‘Wonder Woman’
• Former football star Jefferson still running strong
• New leadership chosen for Destination Toledo
• Cross purposes
• Summer and Fall 2011 Schedules and Registration
• Feb. 16 Star available as e-edition
• Crum grows through rededication
• Allegrini: Get behind SB5
• Robber gets 16 years for attacking 3 local seniors
• Ohio House slices up Strickland's changes in public education
• Toledo 15-year-old excited to win essay contest in honor of Dr. King
• 31 become new U.S. citizens at St. Francis
• Maumee teen club closes after fight, gunshots
• Man robs KeyBank in Swanton
• Ohio House slices up Strickland's changes to public education
• Food costs pushing millions into poverty
• Kasich to sign JobsOhio bill to revamp development agency
• Burned mother takes inspiration from infant son after Continental fire
• Bell, business entourage plan return trip to China to develop ties
• Playoff race tightens as Toledo tops Cincinnati in a shootout
• 2011 Brundage Scholarship awarded to UT Lake Erie Center graduate student
• Dream Zone: Negative emotions
• Asian Studies Institute to hold discussion Feb. 18
• The Blues come to UT to celebrate Black History Month
• Game on! Some 900 expected for BASHCon
• Guest artist to direct ‘The Hothouse,’ opening Feb. 18
• Police looking for man who robbed Swanton bank Wednesday
• Police arrest 19-year-old woman on arson charge for Perrysburg apartment fire
• Florida scraps high-speed rail plan pushed by Obama
• Ohio ready to execute Cleveland campus killer of 3
• Regional Presbyterian Church body approves ordaining gays, lesbians
• Girl vs. Food: Be aware of what and why you are eating
• The Oscar Ballot Prediction Challenge
• 9th Congressional District Invitational Art Exhibition winners
• Columbia Gas and Huntington Bank partner to help lower energy costs
• Toledo band excuses itself into The Flying Joe
• Bedford Twp. won't appeal Whitman rezoning case
• Family mourns a second time as man charged in slaying
• Bell, commissioners to invite townships to join all-county trash pact
• Cheers, jeers greet proposed Ohio labor law
• Regional Presbyterian Church body approves ordaining gays, lesbians
• Mexican driver gets 36 months in jail
• Fire displaces residents of 24 apartments in Perrysburg
• Defense starts case in murder, assault trial
• West Toledo area sues city over flooding
• Scottish deerhound pulls upset, captures top spot at Westminster
• Fairfield Twp. delays installing wind tower
• Academy Awards puts interactive theme to the test
• McGinnis: Lavigne’s new CD shows little songwriting growth
• Free varicose vein screens offered Feb. 24
• University promotes minority business interaction
• Monroe bicyclist dies after being hit by car
• Bedford Twp. will not appeal decision on rezoning lawsuit
• ‘Bloody Poetry’ examines lives, loves of literary legends
• Social media breakfast set for Feb. 18
• Local partners explore new vision for revolving loan fund
• lilD: Battle Rap weakens Hip-Hop culture
• Board committee OKs police contract extension, asks for faculty workload discussion
• Beauty of the Beast
• A family affair
• Cello, Movement 8
• Mental Health Leaders & Dog Walkers Needed
• Stylish Bride
• Trial begins for Napoleon man in 2007 death of tot
• Swanton police chief resigns after 15 months
• Storm-water fees weighed in Lucas County
• 7 teens arrested at Maumee club
• VINCENT A. WUWERT, 1945-2011: Mail carrier officiated local high school games
• Crash study reinforces support for using red-light cameras
• Bond is set at $200,000 in death of woman, 32
• Education, alternative energy set for boosts
• Man charged in death of 45-year-old found in alley
• Suspect's bond set at $750,000 in death of East Toledo man found in alley
• Councilmen drag heels on trash decision
• Kanji exhibit at Davis College
• Kanji exhibit at Davis College
• Box of ballot envelopes not reviewed creates second look
• New comic addresses African atrocities
• New comic addresses African atrocities
• TMA features two new glass artworks
• TMA features two new glass artworks
• BASHCon’s 26th year could be its biggest
• BASHCon’s 26th year could be its biggest
• More Ohio students get reduced-price school lunch
• More Ohio students get reduced-price school lunch
• Loretta Lynn in Toledo April 14
• Loretta Lynn in Toledo April 14
• Assistant football coach named one of nation’s top recruiters
• Back 9: Tiger Fined for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
• Back 9: Tiger Fined for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
• UT Law Review’s symposium to focus on sentencing alternatives
• Confucianism expert to give lecture on Eastern religious thought
• Brief time out from heated discourse has ended
• Brief time out from heated discourse has ended
• Boehner: US handled Egypt crisis as best it could
• Boehner: US handled Egypt crisis as best it could
• 7 people arested after fights outside North Toledo bar
• Toledo red light camera locations
• Suspect in custody in Middle Tennessee State campus shooting
• Obama budget resurrects rejected tax increases
• Cleveland man guilty in arson deaths of 8 kids, woman
• Toledo police say 45-year-old man and #8217;s body found in alley
• Maumee police arrest 7 teens after incidents at club
• Toledo City Council will not vote on plan to privatize trash pickup
• City of Toledo gets $787,839 from red light and speed camera tickets
• Architect to remove ‘crosses’ from TPS elementary school
• Architect to remove ‘crosses’ from TPS elementary school
• New Bridal Gown Boutique
• New Bridal Gown Boutique
• Higgins: The Good Samaritan
• Higgins: The Good Samaritan
• Berry: Thank You, Senator Brown!
• Berry: Thank You, Senator Brown!
• 10th sister to join in Toledo's alliances
• Bishop sees tensions ease on issues sparking controversy
• 2 hospitalized after Putnam County house fire
• Obama proposes $3.73 trillion 2012 budget, pledging $1.1 trillion in deficit cuts over decade
• Bond set at $200,000 for Oregon man in death of Toledo woman
• Local couple detail pain of giving up baby
• Former Toledo scientist's sweet discovery ended bitterly
• Felines, fanciers take over Rec Center
• George A. Gray, 1918-2011: Printing firm president led Fostoria Historical Society
• Diocese weighs middle schools
• Every day, it's same dress, same cause
• Local software firm receives venture capital investment
• Local software firm receives venture capital investment
• The Back 9: Big Doin’s This Week in Dubai
• The Back 9: Big Doin’s This Week in Dubai
• Ohio arts groups track federal funding debate
• Ohio arts groups track federal funding debate
• Work with elders to pay for care
• Work with elders to pay for care
• UT to participate in National Day of Solidarity for Compassionate Patient Care
• Medical students to show off their skills Feb. 18
• UT to host annual Shapiro Essay Revision Contest
• Walleye denied a big win over the Wings
• Claire’s Day authors available for school visits
• Claire’s Day authors available for school visits
• Practical Traveler: Kruger to Port Elizabeth
• Practical Traveler: Kruger to Port Elizabeth
• Back to Basics: Moderation
• Back to Basics: Moderation
• Toledo Free Press e-Press for Feb. 13
• Toledo Free Press e-Press for Feb. 13
• Recreational vehicles roll into Toledo
• Ottawa, Ohio, native takes command of Air Guard unit at Toledo Express
• Michigan couple recount horror of home invasion in Lenawee County
• Black women's groups thrive in Toledo
• Iran and #8217;s opposition defies government warning, renews call for solidarity rally with Egypt
• Egyptian military moves to clear Cairo square; police demonstrate for better pay
• Police: Man kills 4 in stabbing rampage across NYC
• Thousands of Yemenis stage new protests to oust their president
• Oregon man charged with vehicular homicide
• Speculation swirls in Springfield Township slayings
• Plan to move Raceway Park threatens a local tradition dating to 19th century
• Etheridge on ‘Fearless Love,’ Bowersox, Broadway
• Hedden's hat trick lifts the Walleye over the Nailers
• Rockets keep rolling in 68-48 win over Ohio
• Family Practice: The governance of children
• Julie Blank thankful for replaced wedding rings
• Road Warriors slay the Walleye in overtime
• Information sought about man's slaying
• 8 suspects sought in felonies off the streets
• Northwood man sentenced to 41 months in prison for extortion
• Zoar Lutheran Church presents jazz nights at club
• Fox officials wrong to ban Super Bowl ad
• Alvin S. Levinson, 1919-2011: Man led Toledo's Jewish Federation
• Ohioans rejoice as Egyptian regime falls
• Egypt explodes with joy as Mubarak steps down
• No mercy for Baston, state parole board rules
• City to pay $500,000 in officers' grievance
• St. Luke's says ProMedica deal essential to 'stop the bleeding'
• Education Champions: YWCA works to lower teen pregnancy rates
• Hot Corner: So-called development
• Gas explosion seen and heard for miles
• Bellevue man, 80, guilty of wife's beating death
• Parole board turns down clemency request for man convicted of Toledoan's murder
• City ordered to pay $500,000 to officers incorrectly reassigned during 2009 layoffs
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Arbitrator Ruling in Favor of Police Union Could Cost Toledo $.5 million
• Latta: Ending Red Tape Will Help Create Jobs
• Red Cross sees stars for Oscar Night
• BOE sends TARTA complaint to prosecutor
• High-speed train might zip through Toledo
• Control shift gives GOP votes to greatly alter Ohio's labor law
• Teachers, staffers OK concessions in Sylvania
• Moving track ups tax revenue, Raceway Park firm tells state
• Sylvania Twp. couple releasing book on receiving wrong embryo
• 2 northwest Ohio soldiers die in blasts in Afghanistan
• Mubarak leaves Cairo for Sinai as protests spread
• ProMedica defends merger bid in U.S. district court
• Dorr-Secor area to be $12M 'Gateway' to the UT campus
• Prisoner gets new sentence for written threats
• Toledo city employee suspected of taking copper tubing
• Scholarship Opportunities
• Financial planning requires young Americans to learn old lessons
• Rockets to deliver Valentines at Toledo Children’s Hospital
• Focus on customer satisfaction begins
• Survival prospects
• Raceway Park owners give racing commission pitch for moving track to Youngstown
• Kasich says leasing the Turnpike could yield $2.5B
• Gov. Kasich says public workers should be fired or have wages docked for striking
• Sylvania school teachers, support staff agree to 18-month pay freezes
• Egypt and #8217;s Mubarak refuses to step down, hands powers to vice president
• Breast pumps ruled tax deductible medical expense by IRS
• Findlay police investigate death of man found unconscious at bar
• Toledo worker charged with thefts from city buildings
• Senior Classic seeks senior athletes for summer event
• Pop Goes the Podcast: Eclectic Boogaloo
• Forbes names Toledo a ‘most miserable city’
• Company loves misery
• Ashford: No misery in Toledo’s quality of life
• BG church fills four trucks with donated food
• Savages author book about baby mix-up
• Kasich supports Chinese investment in Toledo
• Batteries Plus opens first store in Northwest Ohio
• Review shows Sarantou lacked enough questionable ballot envelopes to change election outcome
• Sounds of Spring and Homecoming 2011
• Saint John: Give Art
• Reminders from the Financial Aid Office
• Snowmobile driver killed in Lenawee County crash
• Family of murder victim sets up fund as friends say good-bye
• Elderly man found dead as house burns in North Toledo
• Toledo water, sewer bills take biggest jump this year
• Horse-racing fans say they're sorry, not surprised
• N.Y. Rep. Lee quits after story about shirtless photo
• State asked to drop 'pit bull' name in dog law
• Lawmakers propose banning abortions in Ohio when fetal heartbeat detected
• Ohio GOP maps limits for collective bargaining
• Survivor thanks daughter, Swanton EMS for saving her after heart attack
• Harness racing set to bolt Toledo; Raceway Park headed to Youngstown
• McGinnis: An ‘Undisputed’ Winner
• Glass City Muse: For the record
• Meet new Division of Student Affairs staff at open house
• Make changes to W4 federal tax exemption, allowances online
• 80 companies to participate in business job fair
• Comics offer incentives
• Michigan bill would allow 'right to work' zones
• New iPhone, iPad app helps you confess for $1.99
• Michigan to crack down on college students using food stamp assistance
• Dayton police: Girl was locked in bathroom for years
• 1 dead in North Toledo house fire
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged; obesity blamed
• Family of Springfield Twp. murder victim sets up reward fund
• Toledo Raceway Park to move pending state approval of video slots
• Voice from on high: Peter Miller brings unique sound to Toledo
• Several local theaters offer classic film series
• Review shows Sarantou lacked enough questionable ballot envelopes to change election outcome
• Church offers ‘love languages’ classes
• Lucas County corrections officers testify in assault trial
• Couples from B.G., Point Place are among 22 honored by state
• Ohio schools likely to regain 2 calamity days
• Questions rife at Toledo Public Schools forum
• Fight between 2 women led to murder, witness testifies
• Businessman gets 90 days in tax case
• Toledo council approves 9% annual boost in water rates
• Toledo City Council votes 10-2 in favor of selling Docks for $2.15M
• Two hurt in car-semi crash near Delta
• Pretrial continued in parental kidnapping case against Skelton
• Lucas Co. board OKs ads for private trash contractor
• Feb. 9 Star available as e-edition
• Feb. 9 Star available as e-edition
• Martini Rox: Juice FM workshop returns
• Martini Rox: Juice FM workshop returns
• Higgins: Influence Peddling
• Higgins: Influence Peddling
• Lee Ann Womack on tour with George Strait, Reba
• Lee Ann Womack on tour with George Strait, Reba
• Journal article investigates chemistry of possible new life form
• UT Hockey Club to face off against winter weather
• New charges placed on rape suspect
• Lawmakers to change JobsOhio bill to address transparency concerns
• Death of Lucas County jail inmate under investigation
• Toledo City Council approves water, sanitary sewer rate increases
• The Gold Knight: Oscar nominees honored at luncheon
• The Gold Knight: Oscar nominees honored at luncheon
• Richardson: Begin it now
• Richardson: Begin it now
• Ohio native stars in ‘Riverdance’
• Ohio native stars in ‘Riverdance’
• McGinnis: Super Bowl ads translated
• McGinnis: Super Bowl ads translated
• Police write 125 tickets, warnings in weekend
• $5,000 reward offered for tips in pair's slaying
• Council to vote Tuesday on plans to boost water rates
• MADELINE ZIMMERMAN, 1943-2011: Bank teller a Hungarian festival queen
• DiBiasio is to become ONU's 11th president
• Norfolk Southern prepares to rebuild track
• Kasich supports city and #8217;s sale of Docks to foreign investors
• Court overturns guilty plea in child porn case
• Early morning crash on U.S. 20 kills 1
• Officials grilled on city's plans to fix finances
• Chinese eye Marina site; mayor expected to OK intent to purchase
• Portfolios Are Due March 16!
• Village of Whitehouse kicks off first Winterfest
• Toledo rockers Sanctus Real vie for a Grammy
• UT to host Winterfest Feb. 10-12
• Through the lens: Artists frame Glass City experiences
• As big changes loom, head of largest of Ohio's 5 public pension funds announces resignation
• Man charged with felony after shooting outside Westfield Franklin Park
• Super Bowl sets record with 111 million viewers in U.S.
• Sheriff's office offers $5,000 for tips in double homicide in Springfield Twp.
• Chinese investors express intent to purchase Marina District in East Toledo
• Pop Goes the Podcast launched
• Ohio Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty
• UT asks campus community to help maintain safe, accessible campus
• Payment Reminder – Spring 2011 Semester
• Talk to outline history of Montessori education
• Regional shelters share in grants from state
• 1 dead, 11 hurt in fraternity house shooting near Youngstown State
• Former engineer furthers dream of opening homeless shelter
• Kasich to bring fiscal message to Toledo
• Train blasts spark evacuations in Hancock County
• TPS budget ills endanger art, music, physical education
• 2012 opening planned for expanded VA clinic
• Solidarity with Egypt
• Napoleon man to face trial in death of child after long delay
• Weekend storm outdoes ballyhooed and #8216;blizzard'
• Local musicians gather to honor Joan Russell
• UT to present MLK Scholarship awards Feb. 18
• Call for art: Students invited to submit works
• Shooting at Youngstown State kills 1, injures 11
• Saturday snowfall barely tops accumulation of mid-week 'blizzard'
• Pure Prairie League to ride into Monroe
• Blanks receive help from Genoa Custom Interiors
• Back to Basics: Looking for good help
• Competitive balance proposal could change athletics
• Walleye stay hot, win two on the road
• UT students turn drive for blankets into and #8216;fort' contest
• Hero of GOP saluted at party for centennial in Springfield Township
• Douglass drew crowd in Toledo
• Iranian court begins closed-door trial for U.S. hikers on spying charges
• Egypt and #8217;s regime makes new concessions to opposition including freedom of the press
• 20 homes evacuated after train cars carrying ethanol explode
• and #8216;Father of Black Nationalism' relegated to history's shadows
• ProMedica, St. Luke partnership on the line
• Remembering Hucky the Groundhog
• Latest snowfall sparks and #8216;slip and slide' accidents
• Alternative energy forum draws turbine friends, foes
• Students: We need your help to clear snow from parking lots
• Communitarian Soul: The New Frontier and the Reagan Revolution
• Toledo ice cold in 59-41 loss to Akron
• Leadership of Egypt's ruling party resigns in gesture to protesters
• Fresh snowfall spurs wrecks; counties issue road alerts
• Lederman: The Hunt for the Perfect Lullaby
• Dream Zone: Weighty issues
• Illustrator featured in museum show
• Bishop Blair: State of marriage raises societal concerns
• Parking authority told to halt some tickets
• Area students on the case for 2011 mock trial contest
• Ex-radio host to undergo treatment for alcohol
• City: Water plant needs fix now
• Passenger shoots driver while allegedly aiming at Toledo police during traffic stop
• State plans to probe Lucas County Board of Elections
• Springfield Township slayings were linked to robbery, police think
• Hearing set for suspect in 1967 slaying of girl, 14
• Man listening to music when hit by train in Bowling Green
• Family Practice: Family Football
• 13 southeast Michigan postal workers claim $46.5M Mega Millions prize
• Assange's Swedish sex crimes file is leaked online
• Former radio host to undergo alcohol treatment in lieu of conviction
• Search warrant shows Springfield Township victim's wrists and ankles bound
• U.S. Labor Secretary to visit two Toledo area plants
• Super Bowl will be MAC-tastic
• Zepeda granted intervention instead of conviction
• TPS hires Cleveland lawyer to help lead contract talks
• City asks court to lower value of Docks complex
• Toledo streets mostly clear; some suburbs unplowed
• Sarantou ends petition over election results for Lucas commissioner
• Killer gets life in prison for club shooting death
• Slain man's kin urge clemency for killer as parole board weighs execution
• BGSU student from Sylvania struck by train didn't hear it
• Giffords' astronaut husband decides to fly shuttle
• President Obama to pitch expanding online access in Marquette, Michigan
• Toledo Zoo neighbors debate razing plan, Trail access key point
• Oh baby! North Toledo tot wins $25,000 Gerber grand prize
• Fort-building contest to help ‘Wrap Up Toledo’
• Forbes names Toledo a ‘Most Miserable City’
• Retirement Guys: When a game isn’t a game — Part One
• Treece: Decision Time for Taxes and Job Growth
• Flowing steel, glowing glass — together at last
• UT graduate student creates campus literary magazine
• CDC Viva South faces uncertain future
• Kasich and the coke plant
• FDS Coke Plant seeks local, state support
• Education Champions: Sherman Boys & Girls Club lifts scores, attendance, pride
• I-75, I-475 traffic tangled by accidents
• 1 hurt when hit by train in Bowling Green
• Law unclear on whether public will see travel, entertainment spending for JobsOhio
• Residents near Toledo Zoo look for traffic adjustments
• Judge grants Sarantou's request to dismiss complaint against Contrada win
• Ohio Third Frontier awards funding to 4 local firms
• Feb. 2 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Group seeks time to save Libbey
• Crashing by design
• Sarantou drops election challenge
• Indiana, Chicago pursue Chinese investment
• Student Panel for Eating Disorders Awareness Week
• Student Health 101
• Benefit honors local man’s fight with cancer
• Toledoans with ties to Egypt follow uprising
• TPS announces proposal for ‘complete transformation’
• Two killed in U.S. 223 crash near Ottawa Lake
• Two Michigan men hurt after crashing snowmobiles
• Snow day for many in Toledo area proves an anti-climax
• Some question Toledo's plans to close middle schools
• Findlay's Sprague takes oath as new Ohio House member
• State Rep. Sears urges end to Ohio's 'pit bull' law
• Deputies' actions defended in Springfield Twp. slaying
• Local effort puts teen violence on radar
• Influx of dry air deflects winter's wrath
• School delays and closings for Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
• Residents escape house fire in Whitehouse
• Mercy College Career Fair
• Raceway Park move expected to go before Racing Commission Feb. 10
• Jurich: Common unity economy
• Planetarium programming to pay tribute to Black History Month
• Pianist to give master class, performance
• Election filing deadline postponed one day for snow emergency counties
• U.S. Coast Guard rescues Canadian snowmobiler from Lake Erie
• Mubarak backers attack anti-government protesters
• Dems defeat Senate GOP on health care repeal
• School delays and closings for Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
• McGinnis: Oscar’s Greatest Snubs
• Girl vs. Food: The sweet stuff
• UT to showcase music, poetry of Harlem Renaissance Feb. 3
• Practical Traveler: Cape Town to Victoria Falls
• To clear parking areas, UT asks vehicles be moved
• Governor Kasich coming to Toledo Feb. 7
• Club Hype moves beyond recent controversy
• Lucas County sheriff declares Level 3 snow emergency; emergency traffic only
• Hospitals request rides for critical staff
• Schools, colleges closed across northwest Ohio
• City of Toledo declares parking emergency; refuse collection to continue
• I-75 SB reopened in Allen County after semi smash-up
• Punxsutawney Phil fails to see shadow, predicting early spring in 125th Groundhog Day forecast
• Level 3 closes many operations but snow not as heavy as feared
• City of Toledo “open for business” during storm
• Updated: City of Toledo “open for business” during storm, UT cancels classes
• lilD: Ron G isn’t a typical DJ
• lilD: Ron G isn’t a typical DJ
• UPDATED UT cancels all classes Feb. 2, UTMC remains open
• Women’s basketball game at Miami Feb. 5 to be broadcast
• Support women’s health by wearing red
• College of Pharmacy recognizes donors with naming opportunities
• Springfield Twp. slaying: Police tapes capture mother's frantic calls
• Ohio justices mull Napoleon doctor's immunity
• Findlay auditor gets seat in Ohio House
• Toledo City Council asks Bell to seek appraisal on Docks site
• Storms grounding Wildwood Willie Groundhog Day event
• Ohio high court hears case on Lake Erie property lines
• Toledo Public Schools board, teachers gird for labor fight
• Trial begins for Toledoan charged in bar-fight death
• Killer to ask Ohio governor to spare his life
• Missing Morenci boys investigation's focus shifted to murder
• Winter storm whips into region
• Monroe County blues series features new, familiar faces
• Monroe County blues series features new, familiar faces
• Bowsher production minds its carbon footprint
• Bowsher production minds its carbon footprint
• Adelante removes Barden as Executive Director
• Adelante removes Barden as Executive Director
• Police: Skelton investigation is now being treated as a murder case
• Police: Skelton investigation is now being treated as a murder case
• Weather prediction forces cancellation of park's Groundhog Day event
• Pecko: TPS will 'do things differently'
• Most schools closed Tuesday
• Sandusky woman killed in crash
• Reform leader calls for Egypt's Mubarak to resign as military boosts presence in chaotic Cairo
• Springfield Township couple died of asphyxiation, coroner rules
• Owens cancels classes in advance of storm's second round
• Best of Toledo 2011
• Still strong in Toledo
• Bookends
• Double trouble: Ozzy Osbourne, Slash to play The Palace on Feb. 12
• Double trouble: Ozzy Osbourne, Slash to play The Palace on Feb. 12
• McGinnis: New video game raises the bar for horror
• McGinnis: New video game raises the bar for horror
• New game is Sims-sational
• New game is Sims-sational
• Comics once again feel Death’s sting
• Exhibit interprets Toledo’s landscape
• Red Wanting Blue brings ‘honest music’ to Frankie’s
• First drafts of Higher Learning Commission criterion reports available for review
• Trustees approve updated strategic plan
• State retirement system changes pending
• Roberta l. Hetrick, 1944-2011: Exotic zoo co-owner was a big fan of Elvis
• Toledo woman's joy for life infects others as she celebrates 100
• Region braces for onslaught of heavy snow, high winds
• Father finds young couple slain
• TPS envisions huge changes to system
• Driver gets dozen years in prison for role in shooting at police officer
• Study finds red-light cameras saving lives
• Swanton Fire Chief Guy resigns
• Bedford yet to mull appeal on ruling in Whitman rezoning
• Sarantou's team puts questioned votes at 1,500
• Sylvania OKs levy resolutions
• Berry: The State of Presidential Deceit
• Iran summons freed hiker to return for trial along with others still in custody
• Bond set at $750,000 for man accused of killing Sylvania man at Toledo business
• Cairo airport a scene of chaos, confusion, as tourists seek flights out
• Gov and #8217;t advises less salt for those at risk of heart disease and stroke
• Lawyer for Republican candidate says 1,500 ballots flawed in Lucas County commissioner's race
• Authorities investigate double homicide of young man, woman in Springfield Township
• Toledo Public Schools proposes scrapping middle schools for K-8 buildings
• FOX Toledo winter storm updates
• Retirement Guys: The State of Our Union
• UT to pay tribute to past during Black History Month
• Rocket football fans: See you at signing day Feb. 2
• iCare Shining Star Program reflects recognition
• Hot competition on a winter's day
• Playing for a cause
• Longtime top official in juvenile court retires
• Richard M. Krill, 1938-2011: Ex-UT professor lauded for work in languages
• New identity sought for airport as flier tally sinks to record low
• Change of power in Ohio spurs flood of resumes
• Severe winter weather heads for area
• Police say Detroit-area mosque targeted
• Safety agency shows off predriving alcohol check
• County dog euthanasia falls considerably
• Veteran pushes to refurbish War Memorial in Toledo
• Treece: Obama’s Course Appears Uncharted
• Walleye wrap home weekend with a win
• Steve Miller Band coming to Huntington Center April 23
• California man charged with possessing explosives, threatening terror at Detroit-area mosque
• Officials say more than 99% of voters in Southern Sudan opted for secession
• Cheering supporters welcome Tunisian Islamist party leader on return from exile
• Fighter jets swoop over Cairo in show of force after chaos spreads, prisoners escape
• Allegrini: Cultured controlled by emotions
• Blanks speak at Red Cross ‘Ready U’ volunteer event
• Redecorate your home like a pro
• Family Practice: Reinventing ourselves, family-style
• Fernandez speaks at TMACOG annual meeting
• Blaze at central city house kills man, 27
• Long quest culminates in monk's solemn vows
• East Toledo Family Center expanded to serve generations
• States face deficits as stimulus dries up
• Donald R. Shriner, 1922-2011: Ex-firefighter was officer in rescue squad
• Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 1-30
• Woman, 73, is shot; daughter charged
• Perrysburg woman arrested after 2-hour standoff at home
• 2009 zoning referendum overturned
• Protesters gather in West Toledo to support Egyptians
• Yoga Day stresses a need for relaxation
• Toledo takes down Kent State 66-53 on “Rockets For the Cure” Day
• Burnard: Obama speech good, Ryan predictable
• 'Don't ask' repeal training outlined for military
• Identity released of firefighter's son killed in blaze
• Egypt's President Mubarak names vice president for first time in 30 years after protests
• ‘Dancing with the Stars’ champ dips into music
• TMA veteran returns to COO role
• Kaptur: IST crucial to future
• Winter is perfect time to plan for spring repairs
• Science made fun at South Toledo school
• A good fit
• Radio evangelist says Christ will return May 21
• KENNETH W. BAME, 1921-2011: Findlay administrator also a business teacher
• Pastor celebrates music ministry
• 2 sentenced in death of Lucas County jail inmate
• Skelton says he can't return 3 missing sons
• Suspect charged in city's 1st slaying of the year
• St. Paul's offers relief from cold
• Marshals nab 100 fugitives on Blade's 'Most Wanted Page'
• North YMCA plans to close, go downtown
• Court says count disputed Ohio judge race ballots
• Toledoan brings Donatos pizza to hometown
• Brian Wilson: Yellow in black and white
• Dream Zone: Falling bridges
• Dining hour changes based on student-use trends
• Applicants sought for Rep. Hite's seat in Ohio House
• Vote to privatize Ohio development looms
• Toledo plagued by carry-over deficit of up to $6M
• Killer of UT student receives life sentence
• 2 officers cleared of improper response to 'check safety' call
• South Toledo offering free meals to needy
• Toledo tax auditor plays in time on downtime
• Overnight snowfall prompts area school delays
• Egypt puts Nobel laureate under house arrest after he joins raging protesters
• Mayor pledges to attract jobs, tackle Toledo budget challenges
• Father again refuses in court to reveal location of missing Morenci boys
• Education Champions: CLIPP provides kindergarten readiness
• Your Vote is Needed Daily
• Attention Mercy College Auxiliary Members
• OnStar Challenge: Calling (hands-free) all student developers
• Jan. 30 TFP available as e-edition
• Ward: God and Michael Ashford
• UT announces 2011 class for Varsity ‘T’ Hall of Fame
• A talk with Archer, Bob and H. Jon
• Utility players
• Man gets life in prison for stabbing death of UT student
• Death of man at South Toledo business being investigated as homicide by police
• Black lawmakers blast Kasich for lack of diverse Cabinet
• City budget saddled with up to $6 million deficit from 2010
• Bell touts successes, but warns of tough challenges ahead
• Outline of Toledo State of the City Address
• Grants Committee Meets
• Greater Toledo Auto Show opens at SeaGate Centre
• Roethlisberger attributes success to faith
• Hormones may not be the factor in low sexual desire in women
• Back 9: Rules Flap Causes Another Disqualification
• Gun traced after attack on Detroit police
• Toledo's annual homeless count looks at meal sites
• Perrysburg Twp. man to plead to robbing 8 financial institutions
• Webb broke Toledo City Council rule by leaving unannounced
• Locals, federal officials meet as UT vies for $46M solar energy grant
• Toledo man, 25, pleads guilty in stabbing death of UT student
• Snow relentless, piles up on winter-weary Northeast, as commuters dig out yet again
• UM banned about 2,000 from parts or all of campus since 2001
• 4 kilos of cocaine seized during traffic stop in Erie County
• BGSU's new dorms draw students to campus
• 5 Ohio public pension funds make offer to cut benefits
• Need Students to Help with Eating Disorder’s Awareness Week Activities
• Bizz the Messiah drops new mixtape
• City appeals Docks appraisal
• Renovated anatomy lab at UT medical college to be dedicated
• Safety cards offer ‘how to’ during crisis
• Plan outlines how to increase UTMC patient satisfaction scores
• Rep. Giffords moved to rehab hospital after condition upgraded to good
• Egyptian police use tear gas, beatings to quickly put down anti-government protests
• Perrysburg man charged in string of bank robberies
• Toledo man pleads guilty in July stabbing death of UT student
• Investigation under way of abandoned commercial building fire in North Toledo
• Bar Louie: ‘Screw your resolution’
• Columbia Gas announces $18 million infrastructure upgrade for 2011
• Learning Enhancement Center to host open house Jan. 27
• TMA exhibit features newly discovered Rembrandt painting
• Website for Students, Faculty and Staff, By Wendy Nathan
• Back 9: Kaymer Best in the World Right Now
• Enthralling “Swan” Portman’s performance center of intense thriller
• Dustin Hostetler’s ‘Faesthetic’ features art by Mark Mothersbaugh
• Toledo City Council rejects water, sewer rate hike
• Ohio to change execution drug; 1st use to be in case from Toledo
• Ohio shows political unity at address
• Enrollment ebbs at University of Toledo, but retention called better
• Academies out, regular format back at Scott High School
• Berdan Building revamp still on track
• Obama details plan to 'win the future' in State of the Union address
• Springfield student makes good on promise she'll walk again
• Slow job recovery seen in Toledo area
• Woman who left 9 dogs alone for days faces cruelty charges
• Vehicle title office to reopen by May on Heatherdowns
• Florence Allen Scholarship Notice
• Jan. 26 Star available as e-edition
• Webster: Economic development begins with each of us
• Art exhibit to showcase Health Science Campus creativity
• Learning Enhancement Center to host open house
 Jan. 27
• Author and Army vet to speak at Aspiring Minority Youth Conference
• Scott to become regular high school again
• Humane Society files nine counts of animal cruelty against East Toledo woman
• Development director fields legislators' questions on Ohio jobs panel
• Text of Obama's State of Union address
• Republican response to State of the Union Address
• Obama calling for shared responsibility in State of Union: and #8216;We move together or not at all'
• Bell says China trip laid foundation for $2.15 million Docks deal
• City Council votes to reject rate increases for water, sewer
• McGinnis: A look at Nintendo’s next handheld system
• Dorsey: Good News, Bad News: Events Update
• UT enrollment retention spikes as strategy leads to rise in academic indicators
• Spy guy Archer returns in TV’s saltiest show
• Martini Rox: Spotlight on a legend
• Letter to UT community updates credit card processing error
• Saint John: Harness the dream in Toledo
• Investors from China interested in The Docks
• Richardson: The Great Toledo Brain Gain
• Memorial in Fremont dedicated to drowned boys
• Dundee Township collision injures 2 area women
• Toxic leak injures 4 at plant in Adrian
• Toledo Zoo to raze 8 houses nearby in summer
• UT leading charge in electric research
• Catholic Diocese of Toledo's 3-year reorganization will affect 33 parishes
• Burns is sentenced for theft from TPS
• Obama to focus on job creation, deficit reduction in tonight's State of Union speech
• Lucas County officials fear 25% cut in state funds
• Chinese agree to buy city-owned Docks property on river for $2.15 million
• UT overdraft glitch fixed
• River House exhibit puts the spotlight on Perrysburg
• Comics: The Force is strong with this series
• Adrian’s Croswell gets ‘Footloose’
• Religious studies professor to speak at Catholic studies lecture
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air Jan. 25
• Student-athletes earn 3.124 GPA last semester
• UT overdraft glitch fixed
• Toxic leak injures 4 at plant in Adrian
• Toledo Zoo to raze 8 houses nearby in summer
• UT leading charge in electric research
• Catholic Diocese of Toledo's 3-year reorganization will affect 33 parishes
• Burns is sentenced for theft from TPS
• Lucas County officials fear 25% cut in state funds
• Dundee Township collision injures 2 area women
• Memorial in Fremont dedicated to drowned boys
• Swanton council sets disciplinary hearing for chief
• Chinese agree to buy Docks for $2.15 million
• Maumee gets sweet new business
• Fitness pioneer Jack LaLanne dies
• Toledo Catholic Dioceses to twin some parishes in 3-year reorganization
• Terror attack at Moscow airport kills at least 31, injures 168
• Toledo Zoo plans to demolish homes near its perimeter
• Toxic leak evacuates Adrian, Mich., plant, puts schools on delay
• Banks to forgive charges after UT computer glitch
• Former TPS official sentenced to 10 years for theft
• Local jewelers offer support for wounded veterans
• Walleye win to get back to .500 on the year
• Rocket Wireless evaluating services, not accepting new customers
• Jefferson Award nominations due today
• UT installs electric car charging stations on campus
• Let UT employees know ‘You ROCK’
• Civil War museum finds home in 1915 Tiffin building
• Hearing on pesticides in Lake Erie basin is set
• Toledo man, 28, dies in early morning crash
• A gallop down the sales aisle
• Owens adds offerings in downtown program
• John 'Jack' Cairns, 1929-2011: Newsman demanded accuracy, excellence
• Harvey feted as he turns 52 at Toledo Zoo
• Forum to focus on 'green' savings
• Holland Huckleberry crosses over from predictor to perpetual pet
• 4 officers shot in Detroit police precinct; gunman killed
• He shoots! He scores and #8230; a shiny new Jeep
• 19th MLK Scholarship Breakfast: ‘Where is the Love?’
• GM to add more than 650 jobs in Flint
• Electronic issue Jan. 23 Toledo Free Press
• Berry: The China Syndrome of Obama Credibility
• Organizations seek disaster-ready volunteers
• Let Sleeping Bats Lie – Here’s Why
• Obama to put American competitiveness at center of State of the Union
• China's new stealth jet may use technology from downed U.S. F-117
• Tea partiers demanding budget cuts say military in the mix
• South Toledo man killed in Sunday morning crash
• State Dept. finds new voice, influence on Twitter amid crises from Mideast to Haiti
• Gov. Kasich plans to visit Lordstown GM plant
• 2 Ohio groups stake out ground on labor policy
• Disputed election cases proceeding through the courts
• As Blanks settle into consistent routine, so does family cat
• Toledo Walleye crawl out of a five-goal deficit to win 8-7 in a thriller
• UT falls 70-60 to MAC West Division leader Ball State
• Communitarian Soul: Pondering a right not to exercise a right…
• Jacques D. Rietzke, 1924-2011: Model builder painstakingly crafted vessels
• Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 1-23
• BGSU symposium focuses on future of Great Lakes
• 1 person shot on Lagrange Street
• Artist overcomes doubts to capture prestigious Caldecott Medal
• 2 Ohio groups stake out ground on labor policy
• Area shivers as month turns unusually cold
• Ohio's new leader rolls into the fray
• Family Practice: Culture clash
• Retirement Guys: Don’t lose what you have
• US company stops making key death penalty drug
• Lederman: Do Kids Really Grow Up ‘Too Fast’?
• Donut Dash 5K Jan. 23
• The Gold Knight: Predicting the Oscar nominations
• Three seriously hurt in Vermilion crash; two ejected from car
• Frame named Regional President of Toledo Edison
• Home weekend starts with a win for the Toledo Walleye
• Ward: Storm clouds gather
• Toledoan, 30, sought in stabbing of man, 19
• Clues in slaying of city teen needed
• BARBARA STATES, 1922-2011: Ex-volunteer led arts group
• Family-oriented comedy is all about family
• Shadowing a Catholic exorcist; Hopkins movie follows reporter's book, 'The Rite'
• Student 'Lideres' reach out to Latino youth
• Scott's 'Stand Up' aims to inspire students
• Man who shot at caged dog ordered to volunteer at Humane Society
• Humane Society may issue charges over 9 unattended dogs
• 2 area Republicans toilet-paper colleague's house
• Mich. man ordered to serve 3 life sentences for murders
• ‘Judy Blue Eyes’ to play Ann Arbor Folk Festival
• Toledo police issue arrest warrant in stabbing case
• U.S. manufacturer to discontinue production of key lethal injection drug
• Michigan man sentenced to life in prison for 3 murders
• Man accused in dog shooting to volunteer 200 hours at animal shelter
• Organizations seek disaster-ready volunteers
• Real Food Challenge to visit UT
• Life lessons from a broken Haiti
• ‘Dear Afghanistan’ A global listening project for peace
• First UT participant taking classes through National Student Exchange
• Toledo man accused of falsifying abduction
• Teacher gets 9 months for sex with student, 16
• Bowling Green plans to replace police chief
• Sen. Portman pushes free trade, repeal of health law
• Latest threats prompt new prison sentence for Toledo man
• Computer glitch launches a backlog of billings at UT
• Toledo firefighters' cherished 'No. 1' badge passed on
• Poll: Sen. Sherrod Brown on way for 2012 win
• Three auto-parts plants to end Ohio operations
• Metamora girl, family celebrate 5 years of life-saving liver transplant
• Toledo councilman claims Raceway Park owners lied
• Successful approach to learning lacks district-wide implementation in TPS
• Successful approach to learning lacks district-wide implementation in TPS
• HP2g closes plant in Wauseon
• HP2g closes plant in Wauseon
• Welcome, Harper
• Welcome, Harper
• The big E
• The big E
• Glass Pavilion offers hot indoor activity
• Glass Pavilion offers hot indoor activity
• Computer error delays credit card payment processing at UT
• Quiet riot: Buford playing big for No. 1 Bucks
• Quiet riot: Buford playing big for No. 1 Bucks
• U.S. recovery hopes rest on manufacturing
• BGSU basketball team receives record donation
• Toledo gallery launches hi-def Latino TV station
• Local bowler wins state championship
• Direct deposit changes now made through myUT portal
• House passes bill to repeal Health Care Reform Act
• House passes bill to repeal Health Care Reform Act
• Exhibition spotlights works by faculty
• Upcoming basketball games to be televised
• Professor receives science education association’s highest award
• Endangered Democrats sound alarms about redistricting
• lilD: Wake up, Rapper
• Jazz pianist Peter Martin front and center for state dinner for visiting Chinese leader
• Spokesman: Giffords family weighing options for next step in care, likely rehab center
• Philadelphia abortion doctor charged with 8 murders, including 7 babies killed with scissors
• House votes to repeal Obama and #8217;s health care overhaul
• Federal jury indicts Ariz. shooting suspect on attempted assassination charge
• Couple found guilty in case of kidnapping, shooting of neighbor's dog
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice calls for an end to capital punishment
• Blade reporter responds to criticism over Wilson coverage
• Statement from The American College Counseling Association
• Mercy College Scholarship Deadline
• 2011-2012 FAFSA
• Jan. 19 Star available as e-edition
• 4 from area seek seats on PUCO
• Judge refuses to dismiss Sarantou vote challenge
• Strickland to head nationwide effort to help states comply
• Toledo man shot Wednesday
• Poll shows Kasich won't get honeymoon period
• Toledo, Ottawa Hills fire departments complete merger
• 4 sentenced in $400 theft of disabled woman's rent
• Restraining-order bid halted in hospital case
• Report rates condition of 8 bridges in Lucas County and #8216;poor'
• Maumee native on Arizona trauma team
• Numerous schools closed Wednesday morning
• “Small” guys with NW Ohio ties making a name
• Rocket fanatics to take on cancer Jan. 29
• ‘Tie One On’ for cancer
• Committee forwards strategic plan to full board, recommends passage
• Desire to ‘help save jobs’ at center of voluntary, selective furloughing
• Son: Former Peace Corps director, Kennedy in-law, VP nominee Sargent Shriver dies at 95
• Ottawa Hills schools to lay off three support-staff employees
• Springfield trustees decide to further study Joint Economic Development Zone
• 2 truckers injured in crash on Ohio Turnpike
• 10 Ottawa Hills firefighters sworn in as Toledo firefighters
• Oregon man to be arraigned in fatal stabbing in Michigan
• Study shows limited learning in college
• 2 charged with stealing information from more than 100,000 iPad users
• Police say 3 shot at Los Angeles-area high school
• Richardson: Mentors found and lost
• McGinnis: Other horoscope changes
• Nelson to bring tribute show to Tiffin
• The heARTbeat of a community
• Hearts at work
• Main Street offers music, comedy during ‘S&S Experience.’
• Slick roads cause few morning accidents
• Man shot in central Toledo Monday night
• Vatican warned Irish bishops in '97 not to report all abuse cases to police
• Tunisian union says ministers withdraw from govt
• Suicide bombing kills 45 Iraqi police recruits, wounds at least 140
• Livonia officer, burglary suspect die in shootout
• Ohio man, wife were fatally shot before man was decapitated; son is suspected
• Attention Students
• Comedy with Finesse at Fat Fish Blue
• Information session planned for one-year teacher licensure program
• College of Education receives continuing accreditation
• Lawrence Joseph Damas, 1919-2011: Ex-city official also operated property firm
• Fishing on thick ice
• Man fleeing gang on Nebraska Avenue shot in leg
• BGSU students volunteer on Martin Luther King Day
• 2 to be arraigned Tuesday in 3 area robberies
• City official in Michigan charged with sex act
• Almost 3,000 unite at UT for 10th Martin Luther King celebration
• Canada's trash exports targeted
• New proposal on water rates lacks backing on council
• City in talks to save portion of Libbey High
• Demolition begins at South Toledo YMCA
• Plans for 8th Horse-racing track announced
• Local artist Wil Clay reportedly passed away Jan. 15
• Back 9: Michigan Hokey Pokey
• State's chief of natural resources open to drilling for gas, oil in state parks
• U.S. lawmakers seek action on undervalued Chinese currency
• Wikileaks to get files on alleged tax evasion by world's rich and famous
• Police say no explosives found in and #8216;suspicious' item at Miami airport
• Haiti's once feared dicatator returns amid political crisis
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy of peace lauded in wake of Arizona shootings
• Thousands gather at University of Toledo to remember Martin Luther King
• Lourdes College makes intercollegiate athletic debut
• Toledo School for the Arts schedules Jan. 22 open house
• Owens Findlay campus hosts a community volunteer fair
• Boater safety classes planned in Holland
• Hayes Center awarded $50,000 Hearst grant
• Lourdes names dean of graduate school
• Man, woman charged in video store heists
• Ray E. Robeson, 1926-2011: Engineer known for fast repairs of problems
• Incoming PAL leader aims to build program's success
• Accolades flow for Toledo jazz ambassador
• Councilman to tap big base of experience
• Turbine plans in area spark disputes among neighbors
• Student's MLK talk to cite dreams of equality, unity
• Ex-worker files lawsuit against Williams County
• Retirement Guys: Get fit
• Irish premier won't quit over Ireland debt crisis
• Congress set to fight over higher legal debt limit; currently at $14 trillion
• Rescuers lower more than 80 skiers trapped on stalled chairlift
• Young Tuscon victim's dad: Boston girl received organs
• Egypt church shooting attacker gets death sentence
• For heady tea party, now the hard part begins
• Ohio man charged after Florida pill trip ends in death
• Southern Sudan early returns show big vote for secession
• Gov. Kasich raised about $1.6M to transition into office
• Son’s attention turns from tragedy to more normal pursuits
• Renewal of No Child Left Behind complicated by political pressures
• Communitarian Soul: Making Sense of the “Post-Modern Thing”
• Treece: Market Plays 20 Questions
• Marketing firm grows through artistic touch
• Toledo police arrest gunman after standoff
• Denise Soto, 1959-2011: Ex-salon owner nurtured hundreds
• Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 1-16
• Blood drive chairman leads the way
• Man held after 2-hour standoff in North Toledo
• 1,100 students vie in Sylvania speech, debate tournament
• Ex-Toledoan gains sweet vindication
• Its building is demolished, but congregation goes on
• Tony Packo family fight laid bare by court filings
• Firms receive grants for worker training
• Obama readies push for updating education law, but complications already are arising
• Shooting suspect's violent descent came on chaotic night of shopping, phone call and farewell
• As national debt exceeds $14 trillion, lawmakers brace for battle over higher credit limits
• Sylvania native competing in Miss America pageant
• Liturgical book revision signals change for Catholic Mass
• Future of Docks uncertain
• Family Practice: Taking Chinese lessons
• Researchers gather for forum on the Oak Openings Region
• Kasich weighs asking casinos to boost stake
• Series of business robberies probed
• Deputy given suspension for excessive force
• Liturgical book signals change
• Toledo man arraigned in Bedford Township death
• Perrysburg man jailed in PNC bank robbery
• Stabbing victim's dad believes son was ambushed
• Decision in Lucas County Commissioners election challenge likely soon
• Agreement reached on Toledo city water, sewer rates
• Pay-cut talks bump levy issue in Sylvania
• Checking in with City League basketball
• Jan. 16 TFP available as e-edition
• Tips lead to arrest of Perrysburg man for bank robbery
• Sylvania Board of Education to explore pay cuts before levy decision
• Hot Corner: Political Discourse in America
• “Green Hornet” fun but uneven dramedy
• Ward: A matter of trust
• Page named College Football Performance Award Kickoff Returner of the Year
• UT employees participate in federal security training
• Seneca County woman hurt as car strikes tree
• Swanton fire chief waives prelim hearing
• Federal Trade Commission wants ProMedica, St. Luke's deal on hold
• Decision on Bedford Twp. rezoning may come in 2 weeks
• Gov.Kasich introduces leaders of Medicaid reform team
• Lucas County elections board yields provisional ballot data in commissioner race
• Toledo, Ottawa Hills fire departments to merge Jan. 21
• Promise of a visit helps offset OSU President Gee's gaffe
• Hundreds at Sylvania schools session on $6.16M in cuts
• Perrysburg and #8217;s PNC Bank is robbed by man
• Mail blamed for late Maumee bills
• TPS: What not to do
• Program helps pregnant teens with prenatal care
• Kitson: Focus on education crucial to community
• Monkey business
• New, used car sales increased in 2010
• McGinnis: Living the dream
• Former Blade editor appears in new Twain autobiography
• Trent Smith leaving for Cleveland post
• Wolfe Hall fire sets off sprinkler
• FDA helps states get execution drug
• Sarantou, Contrada spar over petitions' verification
• St. Luke's papers cite chance of higher rates with merger
• Clemency pitch to Gov. Kasich nears for convicted Toledoan
• Whitman rezone trial may wrap up Thursday
• Former Toledo sergeant sentenced to house arrest for theft
• Sex trafficking still booming, panel laments
• UT dorm evacuated for fire; no inuries, minor damage reported
• Injury crash snarls AW Trail traffic
• Fire reported at steel plant in Delta
• Spitzer's death may end chapter of Toledo history
• Findlay Marathon to be separate refining company with its own stock
• Theatre season to continue Friday films
• UT cold but still prevails 42-31 over NIU for third-straight MAC win
• Smargon comedy performances memorable
• Cross country places four on Academic All-MAC team
• No Vikings, but no dearth of warm glow in frigid Sweden
• Water main break causes temporary flooding in downtown Toledo
• Erie County sheriff injured in head-on crash
• Former TPD sergeant sentenced to 60 days of house arrest
• Michigan man charged for bringing gun into Islamic Center school
• A year later, homes still in ruins, Haitians mourn dead but find hope in own resilency
• Rep. Cliff Hite receives nod to replace Buehrer in Ohio Senate
• Trans-Alaska oil pipeline restarted at two-thirds capacity
• Obama tells Tucson crowd that Giffords has opened her eyes for the first time
• Kasich doles out “tough love” during lunch with legislature
• e-Press edition of Jan. 12 Star online now
• Season of Mediocrity – “Witch” fails to scare, excite
• Catholic Health Partners announce HealthSpan expansion
• Ohio Chief Justice wants probation change
• SYLT: Either you are or you Aren’t; and You Do or you Don’t.
• The Gold Knight: Top 10 of 2010
• Toledo football center to play in Senior Bowl
• Community Resource Fair offers helping hand, from housing to gas bills
• Lucas County passes shift in workers' health benefits
• State trooper injured in weather-related crash
• Toledo City Council elects 12th member
• Gov. Kasich begins Ohio budget talks
• 15 changes presented for Lucas County Dog Warden's Office
• Snow-covered roadways prompt school delays, closings
• University wrestling team bus collides with snowplow in Ohio, killing man on bus
• Fire destroys vacant home in central Toledo
• St. Luke's, ProMedica defend plan for merger
• Sylvania nuns reflect on Haiti disaster
• Owens exhibition highlights urban landscape
• Wild horse birth control offers solution to overpopulation in Western states
• Toledo man charged with aggravated robbery for altercation with 17-year-old
• Swanton man killed while crossing Fulton-Lucas Road
• Toledo City Council approves fire agreement with Ottawa Hills
• Toledo Rep staging Moss Hart comedy, ‘Light Up the Sky’
• Sylvania school district unveils plan to cut $6 million
• Kasich vows to spark Ohio turnaround
• Whitman rezoning trial begins in Monroe County
• Sarantou wins round in postelection lawsuit
• Mayor of Wood County village charged with misdemeanors involving texts sent to teens
• Ohio tries to get out in front of snowstorm
• NB I-75 lanes reopened in Michigan
• School board fires teacher accused of marking students with crosses
• TPS' Pecko says Wilson's apology over comment is insufficient
• Dog Warden Advisory Committee submits final recommendations to commissioners
• Cedar Fair shareholders vote to split CEO, chairman posts
• Rhonda Vincent and The Rage to play Perrysburg
• TMACOG: Planning for the future
• Jules Webster offers classes at ClaySpace
• Hypnotist offers free show at Owens
• Southwestern College now Lincoln College of Technology
• Ten years of unity to be celebrated at MLK event
• Football program to hold ‘Future Rockets’ Junior Days
• Forecast calls for Rain at Stranahan Theater Jan. 18-19
• Jan. 9 Toledo Free Press digital version
• City of Toledo: Building relationships
• Port Authority: Increased challenges, increased opportunities
• Winter weather slams the South with several inches of snow
• Morning accidents snarl traffic
• Partisan fights on hold as Congress pauses after Tuscon shooting
• Sentencing hearing starts for ex-House Majority Leader DeLay
• Maj. Dick Winters, 1918-2011: Major's WWII leadership was inspiration for and #8216;Band of Brothers'
• Obama, Sarkozy discuss global economy, terrorism in White House meeting
• Sarantou wins procedural victory in county commissoner election
• SUV hits TPS bus but students not injured
• Ohio GOP Chairman Kevin DeWine re-elected to serve 2nd 2-year term
• Retirement Guys: Declare financial independence
• Dog Walkers Needed
• Berry: Opinion on Rhetoric and Violence
• Community resource fair to be hosted by Washington Local Schools
• Academic reorganization continues at University
• Four football players named academic All-MAC, most UT honorees in 15 years
• Page one of nation’s 12 ‘Players to Watch in 2011′
• TPS, parents: WSPD's Wilson must apologize
• Kasich officially takes helm as Ohio governor
• Sylvania Township officer hurt in crash; power cut
• Leipsic motorist killed when car slams into tree
• Strickland inks pardons for 9 inmates from region
• North Baltimore fieldhouse to honor alum
• Murder charges filed in shooting rampage in Arizona
• 2 area legislators differ after Tucson attack
• 25 years of artist's logos showcased by Metroparks
• Local families struggle to care for autistic kids
• City council vote scheduled on Toledo-Ottawa Hills fire deal
• Wilson critics responded to Blade edit, not official transcript
• Storming Back: Blanks’ basement brings back memories
• RGP: Building a high-tech, high-performance economy
• Southern Sudan's vote on independence from north begins
• Police: 2 dead, 4 wounded in shooting near Baltimore nightclub
• Man killed in car accident in Putnam County
• Highway Patrol investigating crash involving Sylvania Twp. officer
• Ohio's outgoing secretary of state returns to law firm
• Toxic tower over ground zero finally coming down
• Practical Traveler: Money Matters
• Mothers of Twins Club names Diane France ‘Mother of the Year’
• Toledo falls 71-48 to Eastern Michigan in MAC opener
• Smart moves now can set you up for business growth in 2011
• Monroe motorist injured in crash with pickup
• Wood County man, 46, killed in snowmobile crash
• Children's books are attraction at Caldecott Adult Read-In
• 3 fall through ice in Maumee Bay
• Arizona shooter's fervent messages posted on Web sites
• Juvenile crime takes dramatic tumble again
• 6 killed, 13 wounded in Arizona rampage
• Auto show spotlight to shine on fuel efficiency
• Hiring at ProMedica to exclude smokers
• Wilson's remarks stir more outrage
• Party begins for governor-elect
• Treece Blog: 2011 predictions
• Maumee Valley Country Day opens new expansion building
• Michigan, Brandon need to get the right man this time
• Kasich asks Obama to let Ohio cut enrollment but keep federal aid
• Monroe man, 79, hurt in car-pickup crash
• Man dies in snowmobile crash in Tontogany
• Arizona congresswoman reportedly dead after being shot in the head at Tucson event
• Obama says 'trend is clear' on positive economic news, but lots of work left to do
• Richardville, Bolger rely on business experience to lead new Michigan Legislature
• Radical Iraqi cleric with new political power says followers still resisting U.S.
• UT: Cooperation removes barriers for region’s economic success
• Correction: Simon to join WSPD as reporter, Wilson to stay on air
• Family Practice: Curiosity created the kid
• Hockey fans cast their eyes on the prize
• First Alliance nears rebirth
• Union grieves TARTA holiday pay
• California man to commute to Ohio for state job
• Toledo man accidentally shot by step-brother
• Dog rescued last month from Maumee River ice euthanized
• Hearing set in St. Luke's case
• 3 Catholic high schools plan 1 megaprom at zoo in April
• Chinese investors eye Toledo landmarks
• WSPD host compares TPS students, monkeys
• Contrada asks court to dismiss challenge
• Ward: Under the fire truck
• Perrysburg Rotary seeking donations for 27th annual charity auction
• Important Information from Student Records
• Course Offering Survey
• Toledo violated law by forcing sanitation pact, state decides
• Delta cuts new service from Toledo to Minneapolis to 1 round trip
• Kasich admits error on media access
• Dog rescued from Maumee River is euthanized
• Restaurant owner says Docks sold to Chinese; city denies sale
• 3-0 resolution formally begins renovation drive for Seneca County courthouse
• Vasquez, Sobecki retain top Toledo Public Schools posts
• Bedford Public Schools to close Smith Elementary at end of year
• Interviews set to fill Buehrer and #8217;s Ohio Senate seat
• Gov. Strickland bans owning of exotic animals
• Kasich releases Cabinet salary proposal
• After tough non-conference slate, UT opens MAC play Jan. 8
• Rickard remembered for dedication to Owens
• Lourdes helps local man get into cruise business
• Winter skies, solar system topics of planetarium shows
• Education Champions
• Rocket man
• January Student Health 101
• 2011-2012 FAFSA
• Professor leads group that created new guideline for tonsillectomies
• Ohio watchdog: Road salt companies, ODOT rules cost state millions of dollars
• Bedford Schools to close Smith Road Elementary
• Ohio Attorney General joins effort to halt merger between St. Luke's, ProMedica
• Seneca County commissioners vote 3-0 to move forward with courthouse renovation
• Ohio man pleads guilty and is sentenced to life in prison in deaths of 3 found stuffed in tree
• Obama chooses William Daley as White House chief of staff
• Washington jackpot winners claim winnings
• Key aides to Gov.-elect Kasich will be paid more than predecessors
• Vasquez, Sobecki re-elected as leaders of Toledo Board of Education
• Three Cousino properties at The Docks to close
• Cousino: I just want to thank Toledo for the past 15 years
• Fire Dept. seeks public help in solving arson cases
• Meeting to address Airport development district
• Dorsey: Writing resolutions for 2011
• Jazz community mourns loss of Murphy’s matriarch
• Uncollected money leaves Toledo seeking payment
• The Next ‘Next Men’ Arrives After 15 Years
• Economic plan for Toledo focuses on partnerships
• Illinois Democrat lauds Kaptur in casting vote for House post
• 'One Roof' links Maumee Valley Country Day campus
• Media ban at Kasich ceremony is reversed
• First study connecting measles vaccine to autism was a fraud, medical journal says
• Globally, 1,000 reach out to Afghan youth
• Aide used Lucas Co. auditor's name to approve $4,000 in bills
• Audit shows McClure overpaid 2 officials $15,676
• Skelton waives arraignment right
• Lawrence Mick convicted for possessing gun in dog shooting case
• Man jailed over shooting of vehicle at Westfield Franklin Park Mall
• Calen Savidge brings new sound to Hip-Hop music
• Calen Savidge brings new sound to Hip-Hop music
• North Korea proposes unconditional talks with South Korea but Seoul calls offer insincere
• Royal wedding update: Archbishop of Canterbury to preside when William, Kate wed
• Two tickets hold winning numbers to Mega Millions jackpot worth $355 million; 'Lost' numbers make game showing
• Michigan Supreme Court picks Young as chief justice
• Homeless Ohio man with smooth radio voice gets hired by Cleveland Cavaliers
• Ohio's John Boehner elected House speaker, replaces Nancy Pelosi
• Panel: Without changes, BP-like spill could happen again
• Skelton waives right to arraignment
• Kasich allows media to be present at oath
• Census estimates suggest 1 in 6 Americans live in poverty, millions more than previously known
• Obama's press secretary announces resignation
• Jurich: Toledo can be a community of safety and respect
• Lipinski casts speaker vote for Kaptur
• Girl vs. Food: Welcome in the new year with fresh juices
• Pizza chain’s customers’ e-mails mistakenly forwarded
• lilD: Wills makes history
• Jan. 5 Star available as e-edition
• Contrada attends 1st public session as commissioner
• Kasich selects private-sector official to run state prisons
• Toledoan, 58, charged as felon in attack on caged dog 'Sarge'
• UT students offered taxi-fare debit cards
• Lucas County Dog Warden's Office to seek full-time veterinarian
• New NAACP chief brings a world of experience to local chapter
• Wood Co. seeking tips on 1981 death in Bradner
• Royal wedding update: Archbishop of Canterbury to preside when William, Kate wed
• Two tickets hold winning numbers to Mega Millions jackpot worth $355 million
• Skelton waives right to arraignment
• Incoming Ohio governor Kasich won't let media attend oath in private
• McGinnis: ‘The right people will get this’
• UT named Quintiles partner site; ProMedica agreement enhances clinical trials
• Ohio bodies-in-tree suspect charged with aggravated murder, rape; won't face death penalty
• Perrysburg man found guilty of manufacturing, selling steroids
• Strickland grants clemency to 43 people
• Split decision over coke plant raises questions about Toledo facility's future
• Corfman photo exhibit showcases history, mystery
• The stars for 2011
• The Chariot to screech into Headliners
• Nowhere but here
• ‘Enslaved’ offers colorful graphics, story
• Aircraft carrier's commander under scrutiny over raunchy videos he produced, showed to crew
• Obama to sign bill boosting inspections, oversight of food supply and allow mandatory recalls
• Richardson: Passing of Joan Russell is blow to local jazz scene
• Hard at work
• Series celebrates local music and films
• Robert Plant to play Ann Arbor on Jan. 21.
• Director of jazz studies records big band album at UT
• Contrada begins term; court to hear Sarantou challenge
• Brown , Ashford join Ohio legislature
• Toledo-owned building receives $200,00 for asbestos removal
• Union chiefs answer call for city contract talks
• Firefighters' first day in class
• New Seneca County official backs courthouse rehab
• Judge denies killer's quest for new trial
• Man in shootout blamed police in Bryan for daughter's death
• Incident at friend's home led to burglary, assault charges against Swanton fire chief
• Area water service costs to rise
• City of Toledo mulls cremating dead indigents
• Analysis: New Congress poses test for Republicans
• Specter: A Democrat, and in between, a Republican
• McGinnis: ‘The King’s Speech’ entertaining
• Navy probes and #8216;inappropriate' videos shown aboard carrier
• South Korea's president vows to boost defense, open door to peace talks
• Ohio Turnpike ready to start upgrade work thanks to $236M in toll collections
• Sen. Brown defends rule requiring health insurance
• Toledo woman's fingertip bitten off in domestic dispute
• Toledo man shot while breaking up fight
• Kate Ebli, former Monroe County state legislator, dies
• President of American College of Surgeons to speak at UTMC
• Sen. Brown defends rule requiring health insurance
• Man held on $1M bond, accused of murder attempt
• Temperance man, 87, with dementia found dead by searchers
• Findlay grad proud to help end 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
• Former lawyer's case to restart
• Century of Toledo funeral home records unseals history for black community
• Reflecting on 1st year, Bell says he's proud of balancing budget
• The good fight: Drugs for cancer treatment making progress
• Hidden hazard of crib bumpers: Investigation prompts safety review of baby bedding
• Church sells long-disputed radio station WMNT
• Ex-official at zoo led plan for Woodlawn
• Westwood Ends 2010 at No. 1 in Official World Golf Rankings
• Schwarzenegger’s next act: return to LA, go green
• Jurich: Embrace Winter
• The Good, the Bad and the Soy Products
• Officials focusing on al-Qaida-inspired local group in Egypt church bombing
• GOP agenda may affect 2012 election more than American people
• 4 children, 1 man killed in apartment fire near Seattle
• Israeli military investigates death woman after West Bank protest
• Officials mum on cost of securing Kasich's private home
• Navy to probe officer's lewd videos shown to aircraft carrier's crew
• 2010 the ‘Year of the Tear’
• Declare Financial Independence in 3 Easy Steps
• Baby girl first new area resident of 2011
• Richard Vern Walle, 1938-2010: Toledoan used fishing skills to aid ill women
• Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 1-2
• Courthouse protesters want legal marijuana
• Swanton fire chief facing charges of burglary, assault
• Due at Christmas, Toledo's 1st baby holds out until New Year
• Dozens make annual Mericle splash in Waterville
• Tough road lies ahead for Toledo City League
• Ohio's new governor ready for a fight over his changes
• Viral vaporized, fail flunks, epic eradicated
• Family Practice: Just a year in the life
• Kasich says Marcellus Shale could be ‘godsend’ for Ohio
• Treece: Year-End Financial Checklist
• RINGING IN A HAPPY ZOO YEAR
• N.Y. Islamic center backer ranks as 2010 Newsmaker of the Year
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Mosaic of memorable people made their marks on 2010
• CLARE ELIZABETH CARROLL 1910-2010: Teacher was known for her independence
• Year in Review: Many inspiring stories filled the religion beat
• Uganda children's choir to raise roof in songs in return to local churches
• YEAR IN REVIEW: 2010 takes congressman, newsmen, giver
• Turnpike employees agree to 3-year pact freezing pay, benefits
• Bryan police critically wound man
• Low murders-solved rate for 2010 frustrates police
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Tornado, 'American Idol' among big stories
• Clyde area child cancers confound parents, investigators
• Sylvania Board of Education abandons plan to buy Central Avenue site
• One killed, two hurt in 2-vehicle crash in Hardin County
• Man injured in reported shoot-out with Bryan police
• 2011 enters with a big bang in Australia as millions gather worldwide to celebrate new year
• Ohio judge drops violation-of-privacy suit against newspaper over murder case website comments
• Mancy family, others set to get controlling share in Packo's Inc.
• Toledo activist in Afghanistan to advocate for immediate pullout
• Humane society gets dog saved from river
• Carpenters complain about TARTA bid jobs
• Kasich stand worries unions
• Strickland puts Duhart on common pleas court
• Ohio’s 2011 income tax rates 21 percent lower than in 2004
• Digital Toledo Free Press and Star live
• BG bar favorites expect big New Year’s Eve turnout
• Toledo Dance Club & LaScola Italian Grill teams up for a New Years Dinner Dance
• McGinnis: The best stuff
• West Toledo man charged in alleged shooting into vehicle
• Crash that killed 2, injured 3 investigated
• Rossford Fire Department left without oxygen for emergencies
• Zoo's Lights Before Christmas to have a January reprise
• Michigan mortician charged in fraud
• Ohio dog auction foes to try again after proposed ban doesn't draw enough signatures second time
• Police say 5th suspect in Christmas Day vandalism spree at Frankenmuth store turns self in
• Prosecutor: Genesee County jail inmate tried to poison serial killing suspect Abuelazam
• Magnitude 4.2 earthquake rattles North Central Indiana
• ODOT snow plows may switch to green lights
• Ohio Supreme Court denies cities gun-law authority
• Doctoral student wins award at annual meeting
• Newsmakers 2010: Win some, lose some: Jon Stainbrook
• Newsmakers 2010: Promises to keep: Toledo Mayor Mike Bell
• Newsmakers 2010: Storming back: Blank Family
• Newsmakers 2010: Waiting for ‘Superman’: Dr. Jerome Pecko
• Newsmakers 2010: Encore!: Huntington Center
• Newsmakers 2010: Our American Idol: Crystal Bowersox
• Newsmakers 2010: Rockets’ red glare: Tim Beckman
• 2010 Newsmakers: really good, really bad
• Newsmakers 2010: Grim and bear it: Toledo Zoo
• Newsmakers 2010: Career politician: Carol Contrada
• Michigan accidentally repeals penalties for possession, use of some illegal drugs
• Remote meter readers at Columbia Gas end estimated bills
• Columbia Gas to debut automated meter reader system
• 2010 Newsmakers: In his own words: Rich Iott
• A new year for a Dark Knight
• Fort Meigs, 5 other historic sites get accreditation
• Mother, son killed in van-semi crash near Fostoria
• 10 Toledo diocesan priests receive papal honor
• Free rides offered to Toledo's tipsy holiday drivers
• 10 Toledo diocesan priests receive papal honor
• Sylvania Twp. mulls fire merger with Ottawa Hills
• Ohio Supreme Court opens way for more payouts in Bluffton bus crash
• BP's Gulf spill costs likely to stay below $60 billion, well within company's ability to pay
• Ohio Supreme Court finds 2006 state law lifting local gun bans is constitutional
• 'Fake pot' use, sale, possession to be felony
• Bell mum on Toledo city budget, says layoffs are possible
• Toledo soccer to host MLK Day youth clinic Jan. 17
• Several injured as lift at Maine resort derails, sends skiers plummeting 50 feet
• Anniversaries of Americans in space, beginning of Civil War to be commemorated in new stamps
• Police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010, fueled by killings of multiple officers
• Sylvania Township, firefighters union agree on new three-year contract
• Sylvania Twp. leaders interested in fire department merger with Ottawa Hills
• Ohio Supreme Court rules Bluffton University's insurance policies extend to bus-crash victims
• Ohio Supreme Court rules satellite TV tax constitutional
• Ohio receives $12.4 million bonus for children’s coverage
• Owens Athletic Director reportedly died Dec. 27
• AAA offers critical maintenance tips for winter
• Higgins: 2011 The Year of the Bureaucrat
• Toledo Christmas trees can be taken to 8 spots
• Bowersox stops by Village Idiot during return to NWO
• Toy drive to benefit two local nonprofits
• Faculty create award-winning pharmacology textbook
• U.S. 224 SUV-car crash injures 4 near McComb
• Collision closes U.S. 23; Michigan man is and #8216;fair and #8217;
• Players, fans thrilled to be in spotlight at Huntington Center
• Gas prices zoom locally for 2nd week, hit $3.19
• Skating on synthetic ice
• Dr. Jack Kenyon, 1915-2010: Psychiatrist honored for practice, paintings
• Bell again asks concessions in midcontract
• PETA cites firefighters, teachers for dog's rescue
• Imagination Station forecast is for faux snow, fake flakes
• Board defers vote on courthouse in Seneca County, awaits new member
• 40 meet in effort to halt end of Libbey
• Ohio General Assembly sets record for least productive
• Lack of action by Council creates need for mid-contract negotiations says Bell
• Boil advisory in effect for Mulford Library after water main break
• Berry: London? Where’s London?
• Bomb found at Greek Embassy in Italy after other recent embassy blasts
• UK court holds 9 on conspiracy, other terror-related charges
• With packed flights, storm's travel mess could take days to untangle
• Intentionally set fire causes damage to former West Toledo YMCA building
• Ohio Supreme Court upholds state's satellite TV tax
• Judge: suspect in Ohio fire deaths mentally disabled, can't face death penalty
• Police seek vandals who struck Bronner's Christmas store in Frankenmuth
• Winter storm strands East Coast buses, planes and passengers
• Iran to let families visit arrested German journalists
• Father of missing Morenci boys waives preliminary exam
• What the tax deal means to your estate plan
• Swill Gates took his time recording new CD
• Rockets fall 34-32 to FIU in stunner at Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
• Patrolman and #8217;s Association to register bikes Monday
• Demonstrating the art of percussion
• Green Springs, Ohio, man struck, killed
• NFL grant goes to UT for study of bacterium
• Juvenile offenders visit families via Webcam
• Anthony Smith, 1937-2010: Toledo ex-firefighter restored old tractors
• Lopez holds onto reappraisal plan
• Blade basketball tourney returns to downtown
• Exiting Konop known for his creative ideas
• Man stabbed in quarrel at South Toledo residence
• B.G. Municipal Court promotes 2 employees
• Toledo loses bowl heartbreaker, 34-32
• Treece: The Next Motor City
• Bus, van collide on road in northern India, killing 34
• Monster storm bears down on Mid-Atlantic, Northeast
• Sunday morning stabbing sends man to hospital
• Pope lunches with poor, denounces Christmas church attacks
• Afghanistan losses takes toll on 101st Airborne
• Breaking down the bowl: Gator Bowl
• Cordray: From AG to DC
• Final goodbye: A roll call of some who died in ’10
• A good present for a white Christmas
• Never too old to play in the snow
• Year in Review: Oil, secrets spilled; Earth shook; Tea started to boil
• Martha M. Zarichny, 1920-2010: Manager of liquor store aided in WWII
• End-of-life planning to be part of Medicare
• Toledo church shares Christmas spirit at dinner for the needy
• Weekly charity mission turns holiday celebration
• Lucas County extends extra aid to relatives who take in kids
• Strickland says legacy as governor is managing state despite recession
• State budget deficit could be as high as $10 billion
• Blanks settle into new home six months after disaster
• Travelogues are vehicle to world travel
• For 3 little boys still missing, a message of hope and comfort
• Efforts to free stuck freighter suspended in Detroit River
• Storms bring Christmas snow but travel woes as well across nation
• Stanley Cowell to play concert at TMA Peristyle
• Christiaanse: Toledo-ville Grinch using canines to snatch Christmas joy
• Midwest weather could hamper holiday travel
• Family Practice: Keeping the faith
• Graham makes rare appearance at Bushes' event
• Cornella D. Price, 1924-2010: Teacher served at Glann School
• Silent night, Holy night
• Teenager badly hurt in car crash
• Christmas made merrier at shelter
• Toledo motorist killed in crash on Dorr Street
• Historic Oregon church to hold last service on Sunday
• Scott boosters want Libbey fieldhouse for boys' team
• Toledo's 350 razings in 2010 a record
• Armed robbery leads to firing of Circle K store clerk
• Boxing club to receive Chicks for Charity funds
• Tourists, pilgrims and clergy converge on Bethlehem for Christmas Eve
• Man dies a week after train-truck accident in Ottawa County
• 15-year-old boy seriously injured in Hancock County accident
• Toledo man killed in two-vehicle crash in central Toledo
• An essay for the holidays
• Museum to return art stolen in WWII
• Christopher D. Sautter, 1945-2010: Railroad clerk was a Marine in Vietnam
• TARTA changes start Sunday
• 5 from Pemberville injured in 1-car crash
• Toledo woman, 88, dies in 2-car crash on Laskey
• Not giving up hope for Morenci, Mich. boys
• Family of 12 children felt rich in lean times
• Stolen Christmas presents found; peace still missing
• Toledo competing for $1M to fight hunger
• Stalled Toledo-Ottawa Hills fire department co-op lamented
• Tornado inspires changes in area church-goers' giving
• Digital editions of Toledo Free Press and Star available
• N’Yark, N’Yark: Mighty Samson returns
• Spangler Candy Co. earns its stripes with candy canes
• The Gold Knight: Awards movie checklist
• NCAA rules loss of contests for six Ohio State football student-athletes
• McGinnis: An interview with Santa Claus
• UTMC staff donates scrubs to medical mission
• Hot new music releases for under the Christmas tree
• 2nd evaluation OK'd for Ottawa Co. man charged in 3 slayings
• $5M loan approved for 1884 Seneca County courthouse
• North Korea threatens to launch 'sacred' nuclear war if South Korea attacks
• 5 injured in crash near Stony Ridge
• City of Toledo dismisses intern involved in streetlight report
• Holiday travel predicted to rise despite gas prices
• Tale of loss became love story to cherish
• Ohio Supreme Court: Stop-smoking funds OK for use elsewhere
• Tornado safety to be part of new Lake High School
• 2 plead not guilty in East Toledo shop owner's death
• Scott High School student, 16, killed by gunfire
• Alumni group collecting hats, mittens for children
• Facilities and Construction holds holiday breakfast to thank employees
• A wonderful start
• South Korea army to hold huge drill; North silent
• City intern says he was fired over leaked report on Toledo street lights
• Teenager becomes Toledo's 26th homicide victim
• Ohio panel OKs livestock care rules, penalties
• Caesars strikes deal with developer of Cleveland, Cincinnati casinos
• Archaeologists hope to learn about Confederate Navy from gunboat wreckage
• Sycamore man killed in one-vehicle crash in Seneca County
• Seneca County courthouse renovation projects gets $5 million federal loan
• Lake Local Schools reveal plans for new high school
• NW Ohio native Alyson Stoner flexes ‘girl power’
• McGinnis: A holiday request
• Richardson: The art (and business) of living
• Intern claims termination due to streetlights report
• TSO funds request dropped after ‘challenge’ nets $11,000
• Holiday Gift Guide 12.22.2010
• New Year's Eve Guide
• ‘Farmer’s Daughter’ debuted at No. 28
• Top 10 censored stories of 2010
• Firefighters pull child from East Toledo house fire
• Crews battle blazes at three neighboring homes in West Toledo
• Obama signing 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Ohio Turnpike troopers get ready for 70 mph limit
• Ohio to lose 2 seats in Congress in '12, Michigan to relinquish 1
• Stray chow-mix dog pulled off ice of Maumee River
• National notification system sought to ID wandering seniors
• North Toledo families get homes for Christmas
• Police investigating teenager's shooting death in Central Toledo
• Teachers' union chief accuses TPS of delaying Christmas checks
• Top court rules Ohio can use smoking prevention money for other purposes
• Baseball coach signs contract through 2013 season
• Nursing program receives awards at state convention
• Dog rescued from Maumee River ice
• Group seeks to save some Libbey High School sports facilities
• Gov. Strickland accuses Senate GOP of and #8216;power grab and #8217; with rejection of appointees
• Former Akron police officer admits database misuse
• Teenager found dead in central Toledo
• Census costs Ohio, Michigan three congressional districts
• U.S. population growth slows; GOP states pick up more House seats
• Business coalition says recommendations could save Ohio $1.4 billion
• LCRP Central Committee meeting set for Dec. 22
• Bell seeking input on saving Libbey
• UT receives NFL Charities grant to study infectious bacteria in artificial turf
• Alumni lead community petition to save Libbey
• The head of the class
• BEVERLY J. NORTON, 1922-2010: Toledoan among 1st Head Start teachers
• Ohio chambers call for overhaul of city, state spending
• Monroe college faculty OKs 2-year pay freeze
• Turnpike speed will be 70 mph
• Unlikely guest on porch in 1945 became dinner
• Lucas Co. judge to hear disputed election case; Sarantou attorneys drop request to recuse
• Effort aims to attract black men to church
• Missing Perrysburg woman with Alzheimer's found unharmed
• Gasoline prices rise as holiday approaches
• Family prepares for holiday with fate of children unknown
• Woman turns to faith, technology to deal with cancer
• Missing boys’ mother says she believes they’re alive, pleads for their return
• Faculty member recognized for distinguished service
• Jobless relieved life raft still afloat
• U.S. crime down in 2010, fewer murders, FBI reports
• Government spending bill freezes federal pay, protects Pell grants, veterans
• Gov. Strickland touts job growth, economic investment as key accomplishments
• Speed limit will rise to 70 mph on Ohio's Turnpike
• A Christmas letter from Dubai
• Mayor said Councilman request for information ‘totally inappropriate’
• Cardio surgeons, Toledo Hospital among nation’s top 12 percent
• Rockets offer $7 seats for men’s basketball games Dec. 21, Jan. 8
• Rave Announces New Owner of Closed Maumee 18 Property
• Ohio teen driver restrictions given some credit for crash decline
• 4 dead in 3 separate crashes in Lower Michigan
• Former prison camp in Iraq to become business complex
• Prayers, hymns offered as hope hangs on for return of 3 boys
• UT president and faculty at odds over academics
• School, community consider co-ops to ease financial pain
• Christmas doll shows power of neighborly compassion
• Arts program gives voice to dreams, woes of city's youth
• MARTY L. CLARK, 1937-2010: Public relations officer at UT loyal to school
• South Korea stages live-fire drills
• Dems predict Senate approval of nuclear control treaty
• Cash-strapped causes hope for taxpayer generosity
• Toledo survives UW-Milwaukee comeback for 63-59 win
• Port Authority launches program for diversified contractors
• Faculty, students shine at Ohio Occupational Therapy Association Conference
• Sky gazers get early Christmas gift: The year's only total eclipse of the moon
• Senate GOP leader to oppose nuclear treaty with Russia
• Analysis: With tax bill, Dems pick political fight
• Lederman: Pacifiers pose problem
• Repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ waiting President’s signature
• 5 environmental groups appeal Bay Shore permit
• DR. CARL HERKIMER, 1934-2010: Ex-chief of staff at St. Luke's kept local practice
• Monroe County teens raise awareness of homelessness
• Senate ends military's ban on gays
• Most Toledo area hospitals post gains in 2010
• Over 175 years, The Blade has been a constant force in the city it serves
• Sunday morning alcohol sales in Michigan begin
• Biden says troop cuts in 2011 to be more than and #8216;token'
• UN Security Council meets on Korea tensions
• Rescue groups' success shows promise for pound
• Berdan developers plan for vibrant revamp
• Retirement Guys: What investors should ask
• Son, 14, joins father in business
• Toledo takes down Florida Gulf Coast 75-63 for second-straight win
• Sarantou: ‘I only wanted an honest and open review of the facts’
• Father Time’s excellent adventure
• Adherents of other faiths find Christmas season, culture overwhelming
• Hamler man killed in single-vehicle crash
• Weather delays South Korea's firing drills on border island as North Korea threatens to retaliate
• Senate vote will repeal military's and #8216;don't ask, don't tell' restrictions on gays
• Leadership Toledo, TFP to launch ‘Restaurant Week’
• Ohio unemployment falls, Strickland says Ohio positioned for growth
• Little Caesars Love Kitchen and Rockets serve up pizza at local mission
• Ward: Acquiescent acceptance
• Rave sells cineplex to church
• Promotion of Toledo officer year after killing questioned
• Public funds can't pay legal bill for Lucas County auditor
• Democrats pick lawyer for City Council opening
• Christmas tests non-Christians
• Toledo police to remain in middle, high schools
• BGSU benefactor among 27 applicants for presidential post
• Legislators from area mixed on tax vote
• Toledo Zoo's onetime Navy seal dies at age 36
• 70-mph limit mulled for Ohio Turnpike
• Toledo Express gets full-body X-ray screener
• Storming Back: Blank family prepares for Christmas at son’s house
• Burnard: Havoc through malaise
• Globetrotters to bring new shot, usual fun to town
• Rocket football players serve pizza to the needy with Little Caesars Love Kitchen
• Bill preventing big tax hikes for millions of Americans heads to Obama for his signature
• Democratic Party endorses Hicks-Hudson for council
• North Korea warns South Korea not to go ahead with planned live-fire drills on island North bombed
• Toledo Police officers to remain in TPS high schools
• Cherry Street Legacy Plan added to Toledo 20/20 Plan
• Review: ‘How Do You Know’
• Rare sculpture of Jesus new to Toledo Museum of Art
• Dec. 19 Toledo Free Press electronic edition
• Bowersox debut to sell 50,000 copies in first week
• Higgins: Once Bitten, Twice Taxed
• Building Services changes name to Environmental Services
• Ohio Gov.-elect defends choice for public safety chief
• Sylvania faces deep cuts if budget plan is OK'd
• Father says missing Morenci boys are with 'organization'
• Wood County workers get no 2011 raises
• Videotape helps police get arrest warrent in North Toledo shooting
• Plea deal reached in Toledo Public Schools invoice tampering
• Kasich says rules prevent hiring Ohio's best
• Pedestrian struck by SUV in Michigan, in critical condition
• West Toledo woman dead of apparent gunshot wound
• Toledo fire chief defends Ottawa Hills plan
• Full-body scanning debuts at Toledo Express
• Jesus and the Ghost Chasers
• Local editor’s book revisits iconic ’60s television series
• Berry: So Now Who’s the Party of No?
• Fan support crucial for UT
• Rockets gear up for bowl date with FIU
• Meeting the challenge
• Toledo school to honor Purple Heart recipient
• House OKs end of 'don't ask, don't tell' policy in military
• Two Detroit men charged with drug trafficking after chase from Rossford to Detroit
• Obama: US on track in Afghanistan, Pakistan
• Warrant issued for suspect in shooting of North Toledo shop owner
• Toledo businessman enters plea for role in TPS fraud case
• Father of missing Morenci boys tells judge they're with a 'community'
• Konop moving to D.C. after commissioner term ends
• Critics: Springfield Twp. JEDZ might have adverse effects
• Andrew Z announces radio show not renewed
• Little Caesars Love Kitchen to serve free pizza at Toledo shelter
• Page named first-team All-America by Sporting News
• Attention Students:
• Retro rematch: The Man of Steel vs. Ali
• Students present research in front of 6,000 scientists at national geology conference
• Libbey could meet wrecking ball in February
• Man indicted in beating of 4-month-old son
• Governor-elect Kasich weighs adding 2 calamity days
• Springfield agrees to remove levy from '11 vote
• Love put flash, shine in family's Christmas
• Fire damages Oregon house
• Father of 3 missing boys is arraigned in Michigan
• Strickland airs worries, hopes in last speech
• Bowling Green park's backers pass fund-raising goal
• Request to create Blanchard conservancy district rejected
• Cousins held in slaying of East Toledo shop owner
• Toledo area schools mull safety for board meetings
• Dorsey: Chasing success
• UT students turn Faux Paus into rock-folk sensation
• Dad held on $30M bond in missing Morenci boys case
• Teenager gets 18 years for rape, robbery
• Lucas County commissioners OK $594M budget
• Gov.-elect Kasich names first woman to lead Ohio National Guard
• A few schools delayed for icy roads
• Fire damages home of 9-member family in Oregon
• No injuries in South Toledo house
• School chief who tried to calm Fla. school board shooter in and #8216;surreal and #8217; ordeal says faith helped
• Police: Westfield Franklin Park abduction story untrue
• Mayor Bell: Toledo City Council must act on trash pickup option soon
• 2011 budget for Lucas County dog warden to rise 27%
• Bowersox CD a hit in local stores
• Dec. 15 Star available as e-edition
• Saint John: Consideration is a sign of intelligence
• Sports Illustrated names Page to All-America Team
• Toledo artist Beverly Wills to perform on BET
• Flint band King brings metal crunch to Frankie’s Dec. 22
• UT, NW Ohio communities encouraged to support Rockets at Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
• University makes changes to purchasing card procedures
• Reminder: Returning students keep your parking passes
• U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke dead at age 69
• Asbestos waste illegally dumped in Toledo, Ohio EPA reports
• Lucas County commissioners slash 2011 budget, cut jobs
• House Democrats consider changing estate tax portion of the tax bill
• Tunnel from Mexico to Ariz. opened to parking spot; drugs passed to vans with holes in bottom
• AP source: Ohio Gov.-elect Kasich poised to name watchdog as next director of Public Safety
• Ohio utility overseer: Give clean energy requirements time
• McGinnis: ‘Red Dead’ redundancy
• Attention Nursing Students!
• Gift Guide: Video games
• Burns found guilty of defrauding TPS
• Sarantou sues over alleged vote error
• Skeptical Seneca County commissioner-elect questions planned courthouse renovation
• TPS is only area district to keep schools open
• Schools issue closings, delays Tuesday morning
• Overnight fire guts Sylvania home, displaces family
• County elections board misstated auditor and #8217;s race outcome
• WikiLeaks founder Assange granted bail
• Teen gets 18 years for rape on West Toledo sidewalk
• Father of missing Skelton boys waives extradition, to be returned to Michigan
• Former TPS chief Sanders seeks top post at BGSU
• Father of missing boys agrees to extradition
• Fantasia to play Detroit’s Fox Theatre on Dec. 31
• Black Ops is acceptable but far from breathtaking
• World-renowned vascular surgeon to speak at UT commencement
• History of Medicine and Surgery Club lecture slated for Dec. 16
• Jefferson Award nominations due Dec. 15
• Longtime U.S. diplomat Holbrooke dies
• Pothole causes headaches for drivers on I-475
• Eugene Sanders wants job as next BGSU president
• Obama: Nutrition bill vital to children's future
• Federal judge in Virginia strikes down health care law
• Judge denies faculty union’s request for injunction
• Updated: Sarantou files Contest of Election in Lucas County Common Pleas Court
• Electrical problem causes smoldering on Stranahan Hall roof, issue quickly resolved
• Berry: The Codependent Government
• Heavy snow closes Toledo area schools
• Burns enters plea on 3 counts involving theft from TPS
• Davis-Besse comments sought
• Toledoans scraped by during Great Depression
• Study program pairs inmates, UT students
• Finkbeiner to help launch centrist group
• Official: Don King stopped in Ohio for ammo in luggage
• Toledo man found slain in central-city home
• Iran and #8217;s president fires foreign minister
• Ohio facing $8 billion deficit in next budget
• Children hostages freed in French school
• McGinnis: Depp and Jolie thriller fails to excite
• Visiting Christmas markets along the Danube
• Sarantou to file contest of election in commissioner’s race
• UT to upgrade academic and administrative systems over break
• University works to control energy costs during winter months
• Salt piles pollute drinking water in Ohio towns
• Obama calls Turkish PM over leaked cables
• Cab driver and passengers injured in Sunday crash
• Saturn's rings: Leftovers from a cosmic murder?
• Police investigate fatal shooting in central city
• Snow storms, winter weather batter Midwest
• Ohio nonprofits concerned about declining bingo revenues
• Bush tax cut and unemployment benefits extension update
• Ottawa Hills provides documentation Toledo said did not exist
• Blank family prepares to move into new home Dec. 17
• DVD review: PBS ‘God in America’ series addresses religious tensions
• Toledo takes down Valparaiso 75-72 in overtime for first win this season
• Thomas H. Thebes, 1929-2010: Libbey marketing leader was in naval intelligence
• Memorials left at site of fire that killed tot
• Toledoan found shot to death inside store
• DNA ties man to 1993 rape, kidnapping
• Final results: Kasich beat Strickland by 2 percentage points
• Swedish police: Explosions were terrorism
• Social Security advocates fear payroll tax cut
• Minneapolis Metrodome collapses during snow storm
• Diplomat Richard Holbrooke critical after surgery for torn aorta
• Flash mob entertains mall shoppers
• Toledo's water hike to flow on to suburbs
• ‘Unity in Community’ to benefit local families
• Analysis: Obama tax deal with GOP marks fast turn
• 4 injured in Richfield Township traffic crash
• Genoa man killed in Ottawa County crash
• Police probe fatal shooting in East Toledo
• Higgins: Pirates of the DC Wetlands
• Ohio gubernatorial election spending topped $33 million
• Local stores offer gift options for sports fans on your list
• Unique gift ideas for women featured in area shops
• Kasich: Union protections and prison reform ‘low-hanging fruit’
• Rugrats and old folks
• Top Ohio race set spending record
• McCord underpass gets initial green light
• Students trained to help others leap over hurdles
• Brown to make history on Ohio Supreme Court
• Governor's Awards honors Perrysburg arts patron
• Dolly the doomed basset recalled as gentle, timid dog
• Improved conditions are urged for Lucas County Dog Pound
• Radio host Andrew Z seeks alcohol treatment to avoid conviction
• Official: Madoff son found dead in NYC apartment
• National survey: Adults blame parents for education problems
• Storm hits Midwest; plows ordered off Minnesota roads
• Toledo shop to debut local authors’ Batman book
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• Jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner applauded in Oslo
• Famous Christian landmark tree chopped down in England
• Jury convicts Elizabeth Smart kidnapper, rejects insanity
• Gov. Strickland picks former running mate as high court justice
• Treece: Obama Caught Between a Tax Cut and a Hard Place
• The Composure to bring poppy punk to town
• Huntington Bank unveils ‘new brand’ in NW Ohio
• Dec. 12 Toledo Free Press electronic edition
• Archie Donald finally gets the big finale with UT
• Pair injured when plane flips in field near Willard
• Ohio to forfeit passenger rail line funds
• United Way campaign tops goal
• Morenci tries to find new normal amid pain over boys
• New backing sought for Berdan Building
• Oregon schools to lay off 10 custodians
• Snowfall delays several school districts
• South Korea says reunification with North not long off
• Former WikiLeaks worker: rival site under way
• Questions arise over once-gentle dog put to death
• Imprisoned Michigan man admits to 1979 slayings
• Page named Walter Camp First-Team All-America
• Documentary marks 50 years of Johnny Knorr Orchestra
• The $1,000 Symphony Challenge
• John Lennon’s garden
• UTMC researchers find link between mitochondrial cytopathies and autonomic nervous system function
• Medical College professor wins prestigious award
• Ohio man convicted of killing woman at church
• Two people receive minor injuries in small plane crash
• Ohio couple and #8217;s house robbed while woman gave birth
• Gov-elect Kasich wants to relax wage, prison rules
• Senate blocks repeal of and #8217;don and #8217;t ask, don and #8217;t tell and #8217;
• Oregon schools budget cuts to result in layoffs, reduced hours
• United Way of Greater Toledo exceeds campaign goal, raises $13.4 million
• Snow causes European travel chaos
• Protests, cyber-skirmishes rage over WikiLeaks
• UT alum delivers lecture on GM’s Volt, OnStar
• ‘Farmer’s Daughter’ CD shares Bowersox’s life story
• Laura Stover Financial Group opens new office in Bryan
• New church promises teachings are ‘straight-up Bible’
• Environmental groups try to stop Davis-Besse
• ‘Absolutely incredible’: United Way surpasses campaign goal
• Ward: Waiting for the magic casino fairy
• Ohio lawmakers unlikely to pass Edison statue bill
• Ohio lawmakers unlikely to pass Edison statue bill
• 'Buried alive' conviction, death sentence overturned on Miranda violation
• 'Buried alive' conviction, death sentence overturned on Miranda violation
• Ohio, Wisconsin high-speed rail money to go elsewhere
• Ohio, Wisconsin high-speed rail money to go elsewhere
• Unhappy Democrats say tax bill likely to pass
• Doughnut shop worker says she saw missing boys
• TPS may hire consultant for $72,000 to get public input
• Michigan crime victim gets cupful of cheer: Her Chihuahua's back
• 2 Toledo police officers thwart robbery in progress
• Suspect in Mount Vernon deaths off suicide watch
• Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority renovates dozens of homes with $6.43M
• Toledo Edison disputes report on faulty streetlights
• Closing 1 elementary may save Bedford schools $650,000
• 4 ex-Rockets expected to plead guilty in alleged point-shaving scheme
• Ohio House bill creates felony charge of human trafficking
• Ohio urged to rely less on nursing homes
• Comics continue to cross genre borders
• Ritter Planetarium hosting annual holiday programs
• Use caution to avoid winter slips, falls
• 4 former UT althetes to enter guilty pleas in point-fixing case, prosecutors say
• FBI interviews Sandusky woman about possible sighting of missing boys
• BP official: Effort to shut Gulf well was 'late'
• Attorney: Ohio slayings suspect off suicide watch
• Legal and #8220;like and #8221; : Ohio judges can friend via Facebook
• Judge sides with OSU, dismisses architect and #8217;s suit
• Bedford schools contemplates closing elementary school to save money
• Bowling Green couple found not guilty on animal cruelty charges
• Visa becomes next target for WikiLeaks backers
• Senate delays vote on ban on gays in military
• Advisory committee: Fix Lucas County dog pound
• McGinnis: Hollywood’s remake frenzy foreshadows scary future
• Richardson: From my seat in the front row
• Nonprofit reading series spotlights poets
• Look Hear 2010 to be hosted by Ottawa Tavern
• Shane Piasecki fuses Nashville lifestyle with NW Ohio roots
• UT’s Jennifer Rockwood prepares new play
• Alumnus brings electric car to campus, discusses automotive advancements
• Expressive exhibit on display at Eberly Center for Women
• ‘Tis the Secor to feature works by UT students
• UT Medical Center receives gold star
• Jurich: Get up, stand up
• Elizabeth Edwards loses battle with cancer
• Court to look at huge sex bias suit vs. Wal-Mart
• Authorities investigate suspicious death in Swanton
• City Council holds second hearing on water and sewer rate hikes
• UT names three founding deans to head new colleges
• Process of sending Skelton back to Michigan in motion
• Rockets to face FIU in Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
• ‘Dominatrix of folk harmony’ to play Ann Arbor
• Trade your baseballs for snowballs at Progressive Field
• Stimulate the Economy with Welfare, not Jobs!
• Two soccer players receive NCAA Division I All-Great Lakes Region accolades
• Lucas County commissioner race recount in dispute
• French court: Continental guilty in Concorde crash
• Iran, 6 world powers resume nuclear talks
• Police: Dump truck leads Ohio cops on 50-mi. chase
• Organized Solutions helps overwhelmed professionals
• Rockets hire assistant swim coach
• Secret files show money still flows to terror groups
• Road repair planned in 2010 done, city reports
• Toledo congregants offer up their soles for the homeless
• Obama ties jobless aid extension to tax cuts
• GOP control of House threatens local projects
• Tree lighting honors missing Michigan boys
• Visionary developer built elegant residential projects: Robert F. Cavalear, 1925-2010
• 2 in critical condition after crash near airport
• Christmas tour returns in the Old West End
• Sentencing scheduled in fatal minivan crash
• Seneca County Courthouse group to update commissioners on project
• Investigator: Former governor Taft ‘not corrupt’
• Rockets to face Florida International in Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
• Casey keeps playing as Blank family gets ready to move
• Three missing brothers personal for Morenci residents
• U.S. works to secure networks as hackers advance
• Iran claims full control over making nuclear fuel
• WikiLeaks server goes down, Swiss say
• Kenton, Ohio, man in critical condition after vehicle strikes tree
• Winfrey, McCartney in D.C. for Kennedy Center Honors
• Back 9: Senior Open Comes to Toledo in 2011
• Bearcats bully Rockets in 81-47 blowout at Savage Arena
• Treece: The heresy of higher education
• Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 12-05
• Mary Elizabeth Benore, 1915-2010: Retailer helped shape toy store chain
• GOP blocks tax cut bill for all but top earners
• Man arrested for threatening to shoot self, police in Fremont
• Analysts: Debt could drown states, cities
• Toledo reduces proposed boost in water rates
• Military holiday greetings online
• Local Navy WAVES gather to swap gifts, reminiscences
• Program targets students' social, emotional skills
• Gambling and #8216;cafes' in area drawing legality concerns
• Morenci is no stranger to devastating tragedies
• A tribute to Grandpa
• Telb found not guilty of covering up inmate death
• Feds say changes could affect Ohio’s schools grant
• Pastor opts for deeper spirituality
• Grand jury indicts man man linked to sex cases
• Dancers and #8216;thrilled' to be there
• Kasich mulls cuts, leasing of turnpike
• BGSU's chief of police working on doctorate
• Dismissal of lawsuit against priest is upheld
• Ex-Toledo sergeant guilty of bilking city, TPS of $5,532
• GOP block Democratic tax plans on upper-incomes
• Search for Morenci boys put on hold
• Sheriff Telb found not guilty in cover-up of inmate's death
• Old Newsboys collect funds to outfit children
• The gift-giving learning curve
• Searches wind down with no sign of missing Skelton brothers
• Electronic gadgets run gamut from practical to pure fun
• Patience is a prerequisite for UT fans
• Pounds named chairman of Owens Foundation Board
• Dec. 5 Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• President’s letter praises faculty commitment to students, UT
• 1 killed, 1 injured in Putnam County crash
• WikiLeaks fights to stay online amid attacks
• Ohio official: Unsafe shelter in Lima needs to close
• Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
• Obama, troops cheer each other in Afghan visit
• ‘Planet of the Lakes’ event set for Dec. 4 at Ottawa Tavern
• Boys’ family agrees with winding down searches
• Winners of UT business plan competition announced
• Shifting winds around turbines
• Student Life Events
• Holiday Service Opportunities
• Mercy College’s Ahhh Day is Back!
• Nine Toledo women’s soccer players named Academic All-MAC
• Where have the leaders gone?
• UT-ProMedica relationship leads to increased residency programs, clinical research
• Reverse raffle to be held Dec. 12 prior to women’s basketball game
• Two motorists are indicted in 3 passengers and #8217; deaths
• Jury still out in Telb trial
• Dancer collapses at North Toledo club
• High court: Ohio law provides for review of execution method
• Judge grants delay in Sarge case to avoid prejudicing related felony case
• TARTA OKs $900,000 cost to move coal dump
• Contrada declared winner in recount
• Dive teams join search for the Skelton brothers
• Search for siblings from New Hampshire parallels Morenci
• Despite transgressions, Toledo street name would honor Jimmy Jackson
• Morenci brothers remembered for their demeanor, mutual love
• Back 9: European Tour Players Dominate in 2010
• GOP shows its focus
• An Unlikely Winter Freeze
• Survey to look at UTMC patient satisfaction initiatives, employee engagement
• City: Water, sewer rate increases ‘absolutely warranted’
• Toledo company helped Russia win hosting of 2018 World Cup
• Contrada, Springfield Schools levy win after ballot recount
• Ohio Supreme Court split on forum considering whether execution method humane
• Four dive teams search for Morenci boys in Williams County; hundreds of volunteers head out on foot
• Prayers in Morenci
• New Chevrolet Volt focus of OnStar executive’s lecture Dec. 3
• Recount confirms Contrada victory; Springfield levy passes
• Rush to come to Huntington Center
• December issue of Student Health 101
• Toledo Symphony plays solo in pursuing city funding
• Rocket named MAC Special Teams Player of the Year; six make All-MAC
• University joins National Student Exchange
• Recount of ballots moves into Day 3
• Toledoan gets 6 years in Burger King shooting
• Toledoan, 18, gets 6 years for fatal shot
• 2 men arraigned in Michigan liquor store burglary
• Human trafficking bill passes, heads to Ohio's House
• Central-city student learns good behavior pays dividends
• UT hosts roundtable on trade with China
• The Blade is the latest exhibit at Imagination Station
• Driver, 52, gets prison for fatal and #8217;06 crash in Toledo
• Plea rejected in dog shooting case
• Boys' father fights extradition; Lucas Co. judge sets $3M bond
• ARCA Racing Series, Hoosier Racing Tire And Daytona International Speedway Announce Test Dates
• Perrysburg grad brings in ‘The Broadway Boys’
• ‘Uh-oh, Here Comes Christmas’ at Lourdes College
• Free shirts for UT students at men’s basketball game Dec. 4
• Attention Students:
• Real-life ‘Defender’: Lawyer Saggese helps inspire hit CBS drama
• Kaptur, Latta get positions of leadership
• Sex-slavery bill sent to state Senate for consideration
• Ex-ODOT chief tapped for old job
• Bridge project on Anthony Wayne Trail winding down
• Paving of Swan Creek Metropark trail draws mixed reaction
• Recounting of Lucas County commssioner, school-issue ballots begins
• Toledo City Council considers $150,000 for growth
• Father of missing Morenci boys arrested for kidnapping after three feared dead
• Skelton boys' father's postings on Facebook tell of love for his family
• Fate of Sheriff Telb, 3 others, up to federal jury
• Father of missing Morenci boys ordered held on $3 million bond
• lilD: Charity events take a stand this winter
• UT co-sponsors adolescent health fair Dec. 4
• Professors help lead North American Membrane Society
• Holiday tours at Wolcott House
• Telb criminal case headed to federal jury
• Father of missing Morenci brothers arrested, charged with kidnapping
• Police fooled by lifelike mask in Ohio robberies
• Wary meeting: Obama, GOP leaders pledge tax talks
• New deficit plan still eyes Social Security trims
• Tours de Noel: Old West End celebrates the holiday season
• Treasure trove: Folk artist Russ Franzen sings the history of the Great Lakes
• Candor rare in Oval Office talks
• Pumping more wattage to your cottage ­— The Wolf
• ‘Don’t Call Me Shirley’: A tribute to the comic genius of Leslie Nielsen
• Father of missing boys to be charged with parental kidnapping
• Secrets of the tomb: Toledoans can explore Egyptians’ life and afterlife at TMA
• Medical residencies to increase at UT
• Ottawa Hills, Toledo fire deal headed to councils
• Oregon to shut school, cut 7 teacher posts
• Passengers soon allowed guns on most Amtrak trains
• 2 dog-shooting cases go to court this week
• 16-year-old found guilty of rape
• Search targeting new areas in case of three missing Michigan boys
• Taking the plunge for a good cause in Monroe
• Lucas County to begin 2 election recounts
• 3 meetings set on transit plan
• PAULINE K. BLATT, 1919-2010: Teacher in several districts also had lessons for her son
• UT Department of Art to host ‘A Winter’s Sale’
• Semifinalists named in first business plan competition
• New direct delivery means faster service
• Toledo teen found guilty of mid-day rape
• Oregon schools to close elementary building, eliminate positions
• Ohio Turnpike closed after rig catches fire
• Faulk, Martin, Bettis, Deion on Hall of Fame list
• Dean candidates to be interviewed by University
• Search for three boys moves into Ohio
• William Rimmelin, 1923-2010: Toledo ad exec with quick wit enlivened a party
• Block Watch chairman won't seek re-election
• Firms ease process for holiday aid to needy
• School crews' rescue of competitors from icy river a study in teamwork
• Ohio opens deer season for hunters with guns
• UN agency pushes new rules on air cargo security
• South Korea cancels new artillery drill on tense island
• Voinovich to spend retirement in Ohio, Florida
• Obama administration reviews handling of gov and #8217;t secrets
• Final arguments set in Telb trial; deliberations next on counts of inmate's death
• Morenci community bands together; hundreds join search for missing boys
• BCS standings will decide Big Ten race
• Suspect arrested in connection to attacks in South Toledo
• Two Rocket football players earn national recognition
• Toledo women basketball team wins Iona Thanksgiving Classic
• Researcher speaks at conference in Hong Kong
• Relay for Life to be held on Main Campus Dec. 3
• Pay it Forward
• Sen. Lindsey Graham: No quick end to 'don't ask, don't tell'
• U.S., South Korea launch war games in tense Yellow Sea
• More than 200 gather at vigil in Morenci for missing boys
• Gibson Brothers to bring bluegrass to The Ark
• Indiana residents raising stink about Ohio manure shipments
• Search continues for missing Skelton boys
• Ways to help your children with math
• Santa Claus, Frosty warm hearts at Toledo's chilly downtown parade
• Math phobics, take heart: New book offers help
• China proposes emergency meeting on Korea tensions
• U.S. asks WikiLeaks to halt document release
• EU ministers to OK Ireland and #8217;s bailout
• Tax break for employer health plans a target again
• Full agenda as Congress tries to finish for year
• Man killed in truck rollover near Cygnet Road
• Alternative medicine finds area advocates
• Searchers comb parks, woods for missing Morenci, Mich., boys
• Toni&Guy jumpstarts student cosmetology careers
• Lesbian cadet who quit seeks return to West Point
• New graphic novel provides ‘Serenity’
• Depression-era aid renewed by 3 donors in Canton area
• Annual Christian, Jewish holidays coincide
• Temperance teenager killed in Bedford Township crash
• Toledo church to get permanent home
• For some, Christmas season is a reason to steal
• Bowling Green golf course sparks lawsuit
• 2 Maumee Valley Country Day students take school project to new level
• Chrysler plans to build Jeeps at Italian plant
• 'Hoops' President takes elbow, 12 stitches
• Morenci police issue Amber Alert for 3 boys
• Bargain hunters clamor to snap up Black Friday deals
• Toledo man arrested in string of rapes
• Toronto’s Evans Blue comes to Headliners on Dec. 2
• Findlay police arrest 3 juveniles in school break-in
• Sylvania Township police to conduct sobriety checkpoint
• Suspect in Toledo sexual assaults arrested
• Possible multiple rapist arrested
• Page scores five times to ignite Rockets’ 42-31 win over CMU
• Close Bowling Green gay-rights vote mirrors national debate
• Pop-Up Art gallery sprouts in Toledo storefront
• Attorney for Demjanjuk seeks his release, health status disputed
• United Way names leader in Sandusky Co.
• Hancock County sheriff warns of phone scam
• Ex-TPS chief Sanders to lecture at BGSU
• Grant aims to change batterers and #8217; behavior
• DON H. FELLABAUM, JR., 1929-2010 Navy vet led Findlay beverage distributor
• Leaf pickup slated in 5 Toledo ZIP Codes
• Conservancy hits milestone for acreage in protection
• North Korea warns region is on brink of war
• Clown Corps brings on fun - and funding for Toledo's Holiday Parade
• Toledoans down on their luck become feted holiday diners
• City's budget may balance
• Friendly skies, mean TSA
• Leftover turkeys
• Folk: The art of economy
• Glacity Theatre Collective offers two holiday productions
• Holiday special for descendants of Plymouth Colony
• Swartz family finds many thanks in order
• Panel sets vote on modern-day slavery proposal
• JAMES A. HUTH, 1932-2010: Copy editor, reporter loved nature, history
• Shelter for teen girls wins $750,000 grant
• Lopez terminates 26 staffers
• Jockeying begins for Buehrer's Senate seat
• South Korea and #8217;s defense chief resigns over North Korea attack
• Iraq and #8217;s prime minister asked to form next government
• Thanksgiving holiday closings
• Storms, not airport security, slow holiday travel
• Martini: A gift guide for the Hip-Hop lovers in your life
• Obama spares turkeys 'shellacking' he got at polls
• Judge hears challenge to Conn. death sentence
• British students protest tuition fee hikes
• Perrysburg family to be featured on national news show
• Lucas County Auditor Lopez and #8216;terminates' 30 employees in her office
• DeLay convicted in money laundering scheme
• Cleanup under way at Wauseon train derailment
• Wood County deputies search for man wanted in sexual assault
• Black Friday electronic version of Toledo Free Press live
• Buehrer selected by Kasich to head Workers’ Compensation
• McGinnis: A holiday video suggestion list
• Jurich: Addiction to consumerism
• Toledo Originals use roller-skating events to help others
• Black Friday Review to showcase original songwriting
• ProMedica says it won't hire smokers
• Lucas County tax-rollback proposal rejected
• 3 from Northwest Ohio are lame-duck appointees; Ohio Senate threatens rejections
• GREGORY C. HARTLAND, 1951-2010: Architect taught boat safety with Coast Guard
• Lucas County GOP disputes method of processing absentee ballots
• Pettisville lunch grew from FFA member's idea
• Recent attacks in Toledo have women on edge
• Color-coded terror alerts may end
• South Korea reports 2 civilian deaths in North Korea clash
• Few travel headaches reported in region
• Docks eatery opens doors to Toledo's needy
• UT makes CASE for Crystals: Alumni magazine, marketing projects win big
• Toledo soccer tied for second nationally in team GPA
• Calveris brings its bone-crushing riffs to Howard’s
• New program to help solve health-care needs for employees
• Toledo ‘Bucket List’ is ultimate Glass City experience
• Outgoing Gov. Strickland grants mercy to 39 convicts
• 3 big developments make AIDS outlook more hopeful
• Victims whose remains were found in tree mourned
• Richardson: Diving in
• Sarantou & local GOP question provisional ballot process
• Commissioners vote for Children Services, DD boards to keep tax money
• Kasich: Ohio won't lose education grant
• Chief: Suspicious fire at Knox County home where 3 slain
• U.S. condemns North Korean attack on South Korea
• and #8232;Northwest Ohio Sen. Buehrer to take Kasich cabinet post
• Ballet Theatre of Toledo performs ‘Nutcracker’ at Valentine Theatre
• Nov. 24 Star available as electronic edition
• 25 at Findlay brake plant treated for smoke inhalation
• Man wounded in leg on West Bancroft Street
• Student, substitute in dispute leave Start after sleeper hold incident
• Toledo councilmen hear gripes on plan to boost water rates
• Stampede leaves 349 dead at Cambodia water festival
• Ballot count gives lead to Contrada in Lucas County Commissioner race
• Anti-discrimination laws passed in Bowling Green
• Toledo Public Schools warns of sex predator attacks
• William, Kate to wed April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Lucas County reform plan to be ready in spring
• TSA chief: Resisting body scanners just means delays at airports
• Rockets take 28th at NCAA Championships, Fisher named All-American
• Details for transition from Arts and Sciences to new colleges outlined
• First steps in academic reorganization announced
• Urban Affairs Center wants to bring fresh produce to campus
• Ward: The greening of Toledo
• Toledo Public Schools warning families about serial attacks; police increase cases to eight
• Family Practice: A month’s worth of thanks
• Whitmer is bright spot
• Treece: Will holiday sales be worth celebrating?
• Retirement Guys: Shopping for bargains on Wall Street
• Blanks get closer to moving into new house
• Look for these local wedding deals on Black Friday
• Cruise offers ports in Newport, Quebec City, Nova Scotia
• Black Friday is ritual for American consumers, retailers
• 25 workers at Nissin Break Ohio in Findlay treated for smoke inhalation
• More than 190 die in stampede in Cambodian capital
• Contrada takes commissioner seat in surprise reversal; Springfield levy passes
• Usher brings world tour to Joe Louis Arena on Dec. 2
• Vote count names Contrada new commissioner
• Nazi suspect dies before Germany trial
• Start teacher puts student in sleeper hold; parents and #8217; group plans news conference
• Man shot in the leg in central Toledo
• Jury reaches verdict in Chandra Levy murder trial
• Nov. 2 vote approves Bowling Green anti-discrimination ordinances
• 29 escape barefoot from flooded Chinese coal mine
• Music professor to discuss release of composition Nov. 22 on WGTE radio show
• Toledo women’s cross country team earns first NCAA bid
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air Nov. 25
• Pledges needed as UTC3 enters homestretch
• Toledo trash, recycling dates to advance by 2 days
• Trying to strike gold
• ROB LYTLE, 1954-2010: Fremont native was All-American
• Senate action against Asian carp lauded as vital for fight
• Toledo-born giraffe found dead
• Handy phone halted attack, woman says
• Problem gamblers called addicts
• Judge issues gag order in Ottawa County murder case
• Konop moves to cut county agencies' tax millage
• Toledo defends huge hike in water, sewer rates
• Casinos across nation wager on matching Vegas' success
• AP: Ban on pet projects mostly symbolic
• Scientist: North Korea built uranium enriching facility
• Central Ohio murder suspect known as loner who took risks
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Taliban vows to force NATO out before 2014 pullout
• Wild tigers could be extinct in 12 years if unprotected
• Pope's words on condoms offer guarded hope for some believers
• TSA has met the enemy and #8212; and they are us
• Faithful flock to see statue of Mary reported to weep at night
• East Toledo woman's 911 call scares away attacker
• Holidays march in on heels of parade in Bowling Green
• Police bracing for seasonal rise in burglaries
• ‘Deathly Hallows’ No. 5 on opening day box-office charts
• Blank family sharing Thanksgiving with relatives
• Central Ohio murder suspect known as loner who took risks
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Taliban vows to force NATO out before 2014 pullout
• Tigers could be extinct in 12 years if unprotected
• Pope and #8217;s words on condoms offer guarded hope for some believers
• East Toledo woman's 911 call scares away attacker
• Flood in China coal mine traps 28 workers
• Scientist: North Korea built uranium enriching facility
• A Dramatic Change offers in-home personal training
• Faithful flock to see statue of Mary reported to weep at night
• Need for assistance swells in Toledo area
• Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 11-21
• Alfred A. Hahn, Jr., 1924-2010: Architect-engineer built county jail
• Area instances of mysterious religious images
• Blaze consumes East Toledo apartment, business
• Paulding County woman hurt in I-280 crash near Front Street
• Faithful flock to see statue of Mary reported to weep at night
• Police bracing for seasonal rise in burglaries
• Holidays march in on heels of parade in Bowling Green
• Rep. Rangel shining example of real ‘change’
• Toledo volleyball falls to NIU in MAC semifinals, 3-1
• Friend: Bodies of 2 women, boy not intact when found
• Woman hurt in I-280 mishap
• Portable heater blamed in fire
• Firefighter injured fighting Toledo blaze
• Shooting investigated in East Toledo
• Toledo diocese's sale gives boost to Third World artisans, laborers
• Pope says condoms can be justified in some cases
• Ohio unemployment falls to 9.9 percent
• The elephant in the room
• Competition Moves Society Forward
• Court rejects effort to retry acquitted boater for murder
• Struggling center aids needy
• Latta fighting to save House energy panel
• 3 recent city assaults linked to serial attacker
• Toledo diocese's sale gives boost to Third World artisans, laborers
• State EPA renews Bay Shore's permit
• Help sought in solving Toledo's 22nd homicide
• Telb's defense rests case in death of jail inmate
• TPS mulls sharing space at Scott High
• Man wounded in city shooting on Lagrange
• Local gospel group to celebrate CD release
• Metzgers Printing gets rooftop solar installation
• Toledo volleyball upsets Ball State, moves on to MAC Tourney semifinals
• Classic roleplaying game spawns new comic
• CSX terminal in North Baltimore part of $842 million project
• Toledo police believe serial attacker may be responsible for 3rd incident
• Longtime Mud Hens announcer Frank Gilhooley dies
• Frank Gilhooley, Toledo’s ‘voice of summer’ dies Nov. 19
• Tiffin Sister works for peace in the West Bank
• Toledo Free Press to publish combined ‘Black Friday’ edition
• Nov. 21 TFP available as electronic edition
• Szollosi keeps Ohio Democrats' No. 2 post
• Lucas County has no cases of West Nile virus in 2010
• Salvation Army's Red kettle fund drive begins
• Bodies of 3 missing Ohioans found stuffed in hollow tree
• Toledo official to embark on Mexico trade trip
• Telb denies cover-up, lying about jail death
• Port Authority approves for $1.5M in state funding for Old Jeep site cleanup
• State agency renews permit for Bay Shore power plant; calls for utility to reduce fish kills
• Obama in Portugal; meets with EU, NATO partners
• Interviews probing death of inmate played in federal court
• Memorial set up in East Toledo for shooting victim
• And the Schmidy Awards go to …
• Toledo volleyball to meet top seed Ball State in MAC Quarterfinals
• UT Glass Shop’s hot holiday classes full
• Water and music
• Declaring emergency
• Forcing The Force
• Government insists full-body scanners are safe
• Man attempts to abduct woman walking to work in South Toledo
• AP source: Deal to postpone doctors' Medicare cut
• Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax
• Grumpy’s carries on family tradition, adds breakfast
• Singer-songwriter White to loosen up in Ann Arbor
• St. Ursula Arrows win state volleyball title
• EMA, Red Cross prepare public for winter
• TMA exhibit features works of Aminah Robinson
• Bell’s 2011 budget relies on trash service changes
• Republicans are not off the hook
• Van drives into Grand Rapids restaurant
• Ethics chief counsel recommends censure for Rangel
• Bomb threat closes Lansing, Michigan college
• APNewsBreak: Ohio may limit inmates and #8217; last words
• Cincinnati mom pleads guilty to giving pot to toddler
• Three missing people found in Knox County; news conference set for 4 p.m.
• Lucas County Sheriff James Telb takes stand in his criminal trial
• Holiday Stress Busters
• Holiday Stress Busters
• Nov. 23 deadline to place orders for Satellites’ poinsettia sale
• Rockets to tip off home season with 2K Sports Classic Sub-Regional
• Radio host, 2 others indicted in burglary
• WALTER H. GRADY, 1915-2010: Man helped wife start Anne Grady Center
• Baby with heart problem finally goes home
• Fog delays schools in south-area communities
• Smoking ban upheld by Ohio appeals panel
• Decaying dog pound unsuitable, Humane Association tells county
• Achievements recognized
• Zoo ready to turn on the lights
• Gerken touts area's access to global markets
• Doneghy to step down from trial court bench
• Mayor takes stand as Telb's defense opens in inmate death
• Toledo to host Missouri State in Preseason WNIT finale
• Glass City Muse: Community Responsibility
• Team effort helps UT down BG 33-14 to retain Peace Pipe
• Winter weather policy details delay, cancellation procedures
• Murkowski emerges as winner in Alaska Senate race
• Remains of Marine missing since 1966 flown to Ohio
• Court-dismisssed smoking citations overturned by Ohio appellate court
• Longtime Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Charles Doneghy to resign
• Corey Smith set to rock Clazel Theater
• Grand jury declines to indict two Bellevue police officers in fatal shooting
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• and #8217;Help Wanted: and #8217; Gov.-elect Kasich taking resumes, tips
• Andrew Z, 2 others indicted in theft from Perrysburg pizzeria
• Government rests case in Telb trial
• Andrew Z expects indictment in break-in
• Liberian energy expert to speak at UT
• Nov. 17 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Kasich picks ex-farmer to be Ohio ag chief
• Rural landowners oppose Blanchard River Watershed flood plan
• Council buzzes with questions on trash plan
• Driver convicted for '06 fatal crash, faces up to 18 years
• Medal of Honor goes to living U.S. soldier
• Thomas Wymer, 1938-2010: BG professor entered each semester as if brand new
• Line sparks gas fire North Toledo homes evacuated; no one hurt
• Bell seeks big boost in water, sewer rates
• Side-by-side I-475 plowing planned
• Toledo Zoo dedicates new $1.5M SolarWalk
• Judge decides defendant in stabbing is competent for trial
• Law student covers college football for The New York Times
• Spotlight on high school artists
• After tornado, rebuilding continues for UTMC employee
• U.S. aims to transfer power to Afghans by 2014
• Bell administration proposes raising Toledo water, sewer rates
• Fire evacutes homes, cuts power in North Toledo neighborhood
• Ohio State: Nothing found in bomb threat
• House ethics panel finds Rep. Rangel (D-N.Y.) guilty of breaking House rules
• Kasich names Ohio's next agriculture director
• Man charged with killing UT student is ruled competent to stand trial
• Cookbook provides tastes of Harry Potter wizard world
• Publisher guided ‘Potter’ author to U.S. success
• McGinnis: Memorable Harry Potter moments
• lilD: ‘Dub’ Wicks is making noise in Bowling Green
• ‘Harry Potter’ adaptations give players control of Hogwarts
• McGinnis: Local theaters prepare for early showings of ‘Deathly Hallows’
• Richardson: Art pianos
• Jurich: Toledo’s Culture of Today
• Webster: The complete package, pt. 2
• Craig Finn leads The Hold Steady into Headliners
• Whistle Pigs bring bluegrass to Cavern Club
• Annual holiday fundraiser to benefit LGBT causes
• Taliban's leader vows new offensive
• College and Career 101: Resource fair scheduled for local students
• 17 months ordered in crash death
• BEULAH LEWIS, 1915-2010: Religious supply store owner kept working
• Fliers seethe at pat-downs body scans
• Suit filed on behalf of 2 in 'caged kids' case
• Rapist-robber shouts obscenity after judge orders 73-year term
• Home-building agency in hunt for store site
• UK's Prince William engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Bell's budget shifts funds, sells off assets
• TARTA mulls end to bus loop
• Christ Child Society helps the neediest of the needy
• UT to host Great American Smokeout events
• UT, Northwest State partner to offer associate’s degree in alternative energy technology
• UT receives outstanding counselor education awards
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame pays tribute to Domino, Bartholomew
• 2 Ohio kids forced to sleep in cages file lawsuit
• B.G. Council rejects hotel tax
• Local Joint Utility and Social Services Committee hosts assistance information fair
• Officials defend intimate airport security methods
• Strickland stays execution of man who killed girl, 3
• West Toledo credit union robbed
• Colleagues deny NY Rep. Rangel's plea for delay in trial
• Congress urged to pass bills for and #8216;green' jobs, renewable energy
• Robber-rapist gets 73 years in prison
• Bell's 2011 budget deals with $14.5 million shortfall
• Wolf Creek/Berger Ditch Restoration Plan
• Nov. 14 TFP available as electronic edition
• Toledo man runs 52 miles to aid blood cancer group
• ODNR probes death of duck hunter
• CHARLES H. WHITTERN, 1944-2010: Lenawee County man known for skill with hands
• 2 on TPS board say no to run for Toledo City Council
• Prosecutors aim to wrap up case in '04 jail death
• Answers on Toledo budget balancing due Monday; '11 proposal expected to include more cuts
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Afghan President Karzai call for less troops frustrates U.S. general
• Oregon schools propose 6 turbines that would supply electricity
• Exercising is beneficial during pregnancy
• Sarantou has high hopes for new post
• Singer LeAnn Rimes set to release two discs, ‘have a life’
• Professor’s symphonic version of Coltrane classic debuts in NYC
• Flu vaccines to be given on Main Campus, UTMC
• Current parking permits to be renewed automatically for spring semester
• Vasquez, Sobecki say they are not candidates for City Council vacancy
• Lottery Commission plan for video slots at horse racetracks on hold
• Retirement Guys: Now that the election is over
• Vasquez and Sobecki state they are serving their full Board terms
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• 2 TPS board members to announce plans for city council seats
• Practical Traveler: Vietnam offers sights via bus, boat, bike and walking
• Sight Center works for blind, vision-impaired
• Helen I. Heckler, 1913-2010: Librarian went back to college after spouse died
• Car-crash victim was gifted ice-skating instructor
• Restoration of services on library agendas
• Central Ohio town awaits word on 2 missing women, 2 kids
• Probe is sought of lead in reusable grocery bags
• Vandalism takes toll on area cemeteries
• Teacher salaries defy trends of hard times
• The quest for spirituality: Transcending religious boundaries
• 900 local voters decide between 12 kielbasa recipes in Temperance
• '10 sweep puts GOP in spot of '82 Dems
• Monroe woman, 83, killed in two-vehicle accident
• Hunter fatally shot in eastern Lucas County marsh
• St. Ursula wins volleyball state championship
• Bostdorff: Definition of Business Insanity
• Ohioans can now apply online for food, cash and medical assistance
• Maumee outreach cooks up plan to feed hungry in Guatemala
• Obama calls for earmark reform, GOP calls for ban
• GOP lawmakers take tough stand on Bush tax cuts
• Arson suspected in fire that destroyed former bowling alley on Lagrange
• Lake boosters mark golf fundraiser, prepare for basketball
• Jumping through hoops
• Family Practice: Christmas on layaway
• Local collection under way for Christmas charity
• Director named for area conference of Methodists
• Woman, 71, drives into pond, dies
• Lucas County validates 4,145 provisionals for vote count
• Maumee outreach cooks up plan to feed hungry
• Provisional ballot votes get proven in Wood County
• Sheriff Telb's trial stops after attorney collapses
• Protesters picket Sylvania Township pet store
• TPS board violated law, member says
• Ex-Lucas County dog warden is hired for rodent patrol
• Wood County intermodal site offers sneak peek of future
• 911 service out in part of Monroe
• Bush refuses to criticize Obama, tells Ohio veterans he wishes him well
• First ‘Schmidy Awards’ honor best in local prep football
• Voters, watch what you wish for
• Win two free passes to “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows”
• Some schools delayed for fog
• Key hearing for suspected serial killer in Michigan
• West Toledo medical buildings evacuated after damage to gas line
• Catholic bishops: more exorcists needed
• Red ink for post office: $8.5 billion last year
• Telb trial postponed after defense attorney collapses in federal court
• GOP Ohio senators threatening to block Strickland appointments
• 600 customers affected by gas line break
• Local mom runs marathons, thanks to UTMC cardiologist
• Congress Concedes to Fed Chief
• Blind ambition
• Coaches vs. Cancer Tip-Off Breakfast to take place Nov. 19
• Fall book fair to be held in Rocket Hall
• Open enrollment forms due by 5 p.m. Nov. 15
• Medical college faculty honored
• Appreciating veterans
• Sandusky-area teacher fired for tardiness, sleeping on job
• Democrats set deadline for council endorsement
• Power plant tower topples the wrong way at demolition
• Sewer work fumes blamed for sickness in Montpelier
• EPA grants $1.36M for Miakonda river work
• Area veterans receive thanks
• Officer admits he put inmate in sleeper hold
• TPS seeking $12.6M from Ohio
• Red tape slows improvements at Lucas County Dog Warden's office
• Dean and Bettie
• BGSU president donates $50,000
• Doomed freighter still rides the waves of public interest
• Fog prompts several school delays
• EDDIE WOODS, 1943-2010: Scott wrestling coach taught lessons in life
• Poll: Public mixed on GOP tax, health plans
• 2 Toledo councilmen seeking repeal of concessions
• Telb trial: Detective testifies about launch of investigation into inmate and #8217;s death
• Ashford delays leaving utilities panel, stalling spat over post
• Tower tumbles wrong way during Ohio demolition
• U.S. says accord on trade near
• In Asia, Obama's runs into the limits of his power
• Cyclists, joggers replace cars on old I-280 segment
• TPS says state shortchanged district by more than $12 million
• 2 testify they contacted FBI about inmate
• Hines Farm
• Aging warriors relate tails of WWII courage
• Nov. 10 TFP Star available as an e-ediiton
• Best of Toledo 2010 Ballot
• Siebenaler: Toy Story 3 home video review
• Tribute CD honoring Loretta Lynn released on Nov. 9
• Real Intimacy: Sleeping Apart
• Goodwill facilitates new job placement program
• UT answers the CALL for adults returning to college
• McGinnis: Author Jeff Kinney takes pride in ‘Wimpy Kid’
• Survey: Small business outlook improves after elections
• Bauman: Rockets look to rebound after loss
• Fire at pallet warehouse causes minimal damage
• Phil Nevin named Mud Hens’ new skipper
• Woman killed, husband hurt in Hancock Co. fire
• Independent Advocates marks third year helping domestic violence victims
• Local fund-raisers group recognizes many philanthropists
• Campus Ministry Events
• Additional electronic application/bid training offered
• Beer tasting at BGSU Student Union Pub
• Toledo’s economic history detailed in exhibit
• Poets give back: Stranahan show to benefit A Home for You
• Grand jury indicts man in deaths of 3 relatives
• No candidates, yet, to fill 2 council posts
• Coroner testifies in Telb trial
• Kent Branch to close for $3M renovation
• Obama: U.S. is not at war with Islam
• Fire reported at pallet warehouse in Perrysburg Twp.
• Telb trial: Internal affairs officer testifies he paid and #8216;high price' for pursuing jail death case
• Barbara Sears wins leadership post in Ohio House
• Michigan lawmakers again push for Sunday liquor sales
• Investigation under way in jail inmate's injury
• Elderly man hospitalized, wife missing after fire near Findlay
• Toledo's gas prices about to spill over $3-per-gallon mark
• Mystery endures in Edmund Fitzgerald sinking
• Area home sales, prices plunge since end of buyer's tax credit
• No rims, no grill: Jason Kelley raps a new style
• Huskies dominate Rockets 65-30
• Students to bring Indian culture to life
• Biting the hand … Filmmaker Kevin Smith lashes out at critics
• Escape artists: Theatre and Film students to present ‘The Labyrinth’
• Veteran writers tackle timeless heroes
• Man sentenced for sending noose to activist in Lima
• UT production brings controversial ‘Labyrinth’ to stage
• Central Catholic alumnus delivers $2.5M to offer Irish a 'Field of Dreams'
• Ice riders slide into Huntington Center on Nov. 20
• Bowsher play is student driven
• The First Library
• Pentagon can't explain 'missile' off California
• Toledo Opera to perform ‘The Rake’s Progress’
• Vice president recognized as outstanding fundraiser
• Teen killed in Ottawa County crash
• Five for Fighting brings acoustic slice to Lourdes
• UT Dining and Hospitality Services to hold discussion, expo on catering options
• Webster: The complete package
• UTMC’s new director of patient satisfaction discusses goals
• Veterans Day event at Pinnacle to feature former prisoner of war
• ‘New Day’ activities scheduled Nov. 10 at UTMC
• Detroit Institute of Arts celebrating 125 years
• Davis-Besse begins return to full power
• Flashback: The sinking of the “Big Fitz”
• Gardeners look ahead
• Tap show ‘Just Go to the Movies’ to benefit Honor Flight
• Kenneth 'Kim' Boyd, 1931-2010: Air Force aide ran insurance firm 45 years
• Train kills 20 cattle on tracks in western Ohio
• City officer named in 2 federal lawsuits
• Kidnapping trial: Elizabeth Smart tells of close call with detective
• Rossford backs TARTA exit for Perrysburg
• U.S. Army Corps to study Asian carp, other invasives
• 5 indicted, 2 saved in U.S. sweep to end sex trafficking
• Man indicted in deaths of three family members in Ottawa County
• New levy requests planned in Sylvania, Springfield
• Deputy coroner testifies in Telb trial about ruling in inmate's death
• Vandals topple 25 gravestones in West Toledo
• Saint John: Everybody is local somewhere
• Two college students injured in Lima crash
• Cheat Sheet: Book teaches ‘street skills’ you won’t learn in school
• Nov. 7 TFP available as e-edition
• City, police sued over Hicks death, Lewis injury
• Cleveland Jewish museum to designate “Jesse Owens Way”
• Local company to be featured on Good Morning America
• UT to host ‘Islamophobia’ to educate about faith
• Franklin J. Ott, 1924-2010: Berkey man ran family business for 63 years
• Chaldeans in Michigan, Illinois rally over Iraq violence against Christians
• Toledo Civic Hall of Fame to induct 4 men Monday
• Rossford votes to allow Perrysburg to leave TARTA
• Applications being taken for Wood County park board
• Ground Level Coffee House to close after Nov. 11
• Cherry Street Mission seeks blankets, cash after boiler quits
• Student Health 101 November
• Shopping the marketplace of holiday crafts
• UT plans events for National American Indian Heritage Month
• New Toledo Botanical Garden executive director ready to cultivate support
• UT to recognize Nurse Practitioner Week
• Episcopal convention to be held in Toledo for first time in 10 years
• Connecticut man condemned to die for fatal home invasion
• 'Science Society' to enhance Imagination Station
• Sylvania board votes to miss February ballot and focus on May for millage levy
• UT water seminar focuses on pollution in Great Lakes
• Family sues city, officer in fatal shooting of Toledo woman
• Lucas County agencies hold cash as others struggle
• Grave stones in Toledo Calvary Cemetery damaged
• Blaze in marsh burns near Erie Township homes
• 5 Toledoans indicted after latest child sex trafficking sweep
• Adoptable-dog roundup to appear every Sunday
• Crews battle marsh fire in Erie Township
• Vote puts spotlight on government size
• Lourdes College offers free tuition to veterans
• Treece Blog: Gridlock Achieved
• Thousands of cadets march across Red Square
• Governor says he has no regrets about his campaign
• Hugo Chavez defends state takeovers of apartments
• German riot police clash with anti-nuke protesters
• Chilean miner takes to streets for NYC Marathon
• Berry: A Preference for Deceit
• Road Warrior 11/7
• Botanical garden to host Empty Bowls fund-raiser to benefit area food bank
• Fire bombs damage North Toledo house
• Crash cuts power in Monroe Co.
• Teen stabbed at West Toledo home
• U.S. turns drones on al-Qaeda in Yemen
• Dr. Warren E. Underhill, 1929-2010: Anesthesiologist enjoyed travel, cooking, fishing
• Lathrop project moves to key section of interior
• Disabled man dies in East Toledo blaze
• Metropolitan Philip defends decisions
• Great Lakes panel chief: Region may get stronger
• Diocesan cross winds up yearlong journey
• 4 held disabled woman hostage in her city apartment, police say
• Embrace greatness, Blade editor tells city
• National Exchange Club to celebrate 100 years in March
• Sheriff Telb was told of jail incident, witness says
• Misdirected phone call at NASA Glenn Center sets off lock down
• Late taxes reaching over $9M in Lucas County
• Chairman of Lucas County Dems says Obama needs to concentrate on jobs first
• A good old-fashioned educational revival
• Injury accident also knocks out power in Monroe County
• Boehner No. 1 goal is not to see Obama defeated in 2012
• Tomas loses hurricane status after soaking Haiti
• Goodall leads Rockets in 63-37 exhibition victory over Alaska Anchorage
• Around the world, a race against time bombs in air
• Retirement Guys: What do you want to happen when you die?
• Trust Company celebrates 20 years in business
• Perrysburg man waives jury trial in steroid case
• Driver who killed teen doesn and #8217;t get license back
• Sweep yields 44 arrests, $2,100 worth of drugs
• 13-year-old assaulted on East Broadway
• Planetarium programs to look at space travel, search for life
• Toledo police officer released on charges of colleague shooting
• Qantas CEO: and #8217;faulty design and #8217; may be behind blowout
• North Toledoans converge on mayor's office, demand a meeting
• Former jail administrator testifies in Sheriff Telb trial
• No survivors in Cuba airliner crash with 68 aboard fleeing storm path
• Officials: False alarm led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• Earthquake camps gamble on Tomas storm missing capital
• Ohio court reverses conviction in baby's microwave death
• Police: Men forced way into disabled woman's home to sell drugs
• Police make 44 arrests in gang-related sweep
• Davis-Besse backers at sessions press NRC to extend plant's license
• Cherry Street Mission preparing for winter
• Mayor Bell, other local leaders call for TPS, residents to connect
• Ward: The mourning after
• Decker Homes strives to build Net Zero Energy homes
• Japanese mini masterpieces showcased in exhibit
• John Castle: Sparky’s class was no act
• Students discover state-listed fish in Ottawa River
• Tim Walberg credits tea party movement; played 'huge role'
• Atari gaming system sparks interest in developer’s office
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• Michigan alters distribution days for food stamps
• Toledo police search for man involved in sexual assault of 13-year-old girl
• Lucas Co. still must count provisional ballots
• Oak Openings still dealing with summer tornado damage
• Bauman: Good things come to Rockets who wait
• Officers in Telb trial say they feared reporting sleeper hold
• Burwell: The gift of a lifetime
• William C. Bradish, 1930-2010: L-O-F executive officiated high school, college sports
• Straw-bale house builders unafraid of big bad winds
• Storming Back: Bad weather frightens family
• Albert Ahmed, 1927-2010: Immigrant founded well-known steakhouse
• Vasquez considering Toledo City Council position
• Kasich says GOP to deliver on job creation, tax cuts
• Genie surprises cancer survivor with day of luxury
• Regional voters approve 7 out of 9 library levies
• Ford manager: ‘It’s all about product’ in auto business
• 2 NW Ohio GOP lawmakers vow to push health-care repeal
• Westfield Insurance donates $20,000 of equipment to arson unit
• Police investigating city's 21st murder this year after body found in car in central Toledo
• Assistance dogs help with service, therapy
• Bigger TPS cuts loom as levy fails
• Local fan helps Loretta Lynn celebrate 50 years in music
• Dana CEO Sweetnam resigns after holding post for 16 months
• Publisher’s Statement: A momentary pause
• Video game reviews: Legends, Saw, Star Wars
• Election dissection
• Payment Reminder….Fall 2010 Semester
• EBE awards honor local entrepreneurs
• Student Life Events Nov 7-27, 2010
• Identification made of woman killed in Oregon fire
• Toledo defeats UM-Dearborn 92-73 in final exhibition game
• Piano series to continue with tribute to composers
• Tropical Storm Tomas approaches Haiti, Jamaica
• Blade seeks cuts in union jobs, wages, benefits
• New MyPIC office, operations manager improve campus services
• Telb trial: Two officers say inmate posed no threat before being placed into sleeper hold
• Third Higher Learning Commission open forum Nov. 5
• Feds: Ohio jail and #8217;s stun-gun use is unconstitutional
• Neck hold fatal for jail inmate, expert testifies at sheriff's trial
• Toledo police sergeant pleads not guilty on charges of shooting officer
• Balloon racers propel Central Catholic youths' understanding of physics law
• University of Michigan football program placed on probation by NCAA
• Open house to detail plan to help wetlands, ponds battle bacteria
• Higgins: Guilty as charged
• Fog delays some area schools
• Obama takes responsibility for voter frustration, signals tax cut compromise
• Uncle of Andrew Z one of two arrested in restaurant break-in
• Nov. 3 TFP Star available as electronic edition
• TPS plea for new funding fails
• Richardson: Living this life
• GOP sweeps Ohio as Kasich ousts Strickland as governor
• Back 9: “Mr. Hogan, The Man I Knew” Book Review
• Kaptur: This year we flew into the eye of the storm
• Campus Ministry Events
• TPS may ask for state for performance audit
• UT Medical Center launches recognition program
• Donated trees planted along Ottawa River
• Researcher’s work could help stop breast cancer from spreading
• Information session planned for teacher scholarship program
• Levies fare poorly in several districts
• Dingell wins tight battle to retain Michigan congressional seat
• B.G. splits on anti-discrimination law
• Ottawa Hills says no to culling deer herd
• Comic book cowboy is still in the saddle
• Lopez handily beats Kaczala, wins 2nd term in landslide
• Policies on use of force focus of latest testimony in Telb trial
• Analysis: Results are tough blow for President Obama
• Election Results from Nov. 2, 2010
• Kaptur easily gains 15th term with 59% of vote
• Safety personnel respond to hazardous material report at Sylvania hotel
• National roundup: Voters out before dawn for Election Day 2010
• Scrap4Art ENCORE gala serves as fundraiser
• AP calls Portman Senate Winner
• Turnout seen as key to Michigan Democrats' hopes
• Dorsey: Page vs. stage
• Brown, Lopez, Fedor, Szollosi, Sarantou, Sears, Kaptur win; Issue 5 fails
• Ohio voting described as moderate, steady
• 3OH!3 to perform in Grand Rapids, Marquette
• Latta releases victory statement
• The Blade's sample ballot for viewing or download on mobile devices
• Highwaymen tribute comes to Tecumseh, Monroe
• 2nd Update: Reaction from Sears, Ashford, Lopez, Waniewski, Brown and Fedor
• West Toledoan preparing for war, FBI told
• Ottawa Tavern event to help UT student with lupus
• Pecko on Issue 5 failure: ‘The voters have spoken’
• Election day off to smooth start in Ohio, Michigan
• McGinnis: Rob Schneider to play Connxtions
• Iott concession remarks
• Libertarians form official Lucas County party
• UT to host Sixth District Court of Appeals
• TPS levy failing by nearly 60 percent
• Charitable campaign reaches halfway point
• Court denies UT-AAUP request for temporary restraining order
• Local incumbents holding onto Ohio House, Senate seats
• Clinical experts to discuss cancer care during Oncology Update conference
• Bond set at $1 million for suspect in triple murder
• Oregon school voters reject emergency levy
• CNN visits UT to ask: Are students excited for 2010 election?
• Testimony continues in Telb trial; first witness shows restraint practices
• Republicans gain more than 40 House seats so far
• Ford executive to give keynote address at sales summit
• Voter turnout so far exceeding 2009 percentages
• Lopez winning for Lucas County auditor
• Kasich has 'no doubt' he will be governor
• McGinnis: Traditional game controllers are the best
• GOP and #8217;s Husted to become Ohio and #8217;s next elections chief
• Trial begins for sheriff, others in inmate death
• Webster: Relative value
• Josh Mandel claims Ohio treasurer for GOP
• 31 police cadets' lesson in waiting begins to pay
• Martini Rox: Game Savvy Late Night
• Republican David Yost defeats Pepper for Ohio auditor
• Slain dad had said suspect was mentally ill, off meds
• ACGT presents Parkwood Gallery photography show
• TPS, many other area schools go down in defeat
• 3 arrested after severe beating of man in East Toledo
• Jurich: Women, save the world
• Kasich beats Strickland in Ohio governor's race
• UT to build online climate change classes for middle and high school students
• College of Law to host Great Lakes Water Conference Nov. 5
• Antiochian bishop in Toledo refuses demotion, opts to leave
• Driver guilty in teen's death seeks restored car privileges
• Public asked for its input on license extension at Davis-Besse
• Kasich turns up the heat in final days of campaign
• The Blade's sample ballot for viewing or download on mobile devices
• President, Biden visit Ohio for Strickland
• Political parties focus on election day turnout
• Candidates push to get message out before election
• UT responds to UT-AAUP’s request for injunction
• Woman injured in central Toledo shooting
• U.S. issues mail advisory, tightens cargo scrutiny
• Taliban briefly overrun east Afghanistan district
• Strickland, other candidates take last-minute campaigning to Cleveland commuters
• Trial begins 8 years after Elizabeth Smart kidnapping
• JFK aide Sorensen helped create Kennedy mystique
• Polls show dead heat between Kasich, Strickland
• Oregon fatal fire victim may be sister of homicide victim
• 3 found slain in Ottawa Co. family home
• Jurors hear opening day testimony in Lucas County sheriff's trial
• Registration for The Salvation Army Christmas assistance still open
• Silver Tsunami predicted by John Erickson
• 2010 VOTER'S GUIDE
• Knight Academy presents program on character development
• Ottawa Hills considers thinning its deer herd
• Monroe County: 7 commissioner seats, 1 road panel position at stake
• 'I love the Tea Party,' Kasich tells rally
• Ex-president Clinton stumps for Strickland
• From coats to haircuts, needy, homeless get help at Tent City
• Road Warrior 10/31
• Pensions a personal issue for Ohio legislators
• 2010 Voters Guide
• Mail bomb in Dubai sent on 2 passenger planes
• An Editorial: 4 more years for Strickland
• Trio of top cops in Toledo head for retirement
• Real players go Beyond Gaming
• 3 family members slain in Ottawa County; suspect apprehended
• Ocean Garden Buffet
• Comedians' rally calls for common sense
• Obama's last pre-election rally supports Ohio Democrats
• Toddler dies after being pulled from home's pond
• Ohio McDonald’s puts campaign suggestions with paychecks
• Penrod calls his country-gospel mix 'life music'
• Boehner pledges change, Iott does not pledge support
• Obama: Appeals for common ground, yet jabs GOP
• Career Networking Event
• Ottawa River cleanup finishes under budget
• Student Life Events Oct 25 – Nov 5, 2010
• Investigators examine more packages as terrorism fears are renewed
• Campus Ministry Events
• Out of a Job Yet? Keep Voting for Job Killers!
• Bill Clinton stumps for Gov. Strickland
• Island of Misfit Legislators
• Laughs, activism blending at Stewart-Colbert rally
• Toledo leads rail passenger increase in Ohio
• Arrest in Yemen in bomb plot; more suspects sought
• Thirty-five
• Boehner thanks local GOP volunteers, endorses Iott for Congress
• Top-seed Toledo soccer to host Ohio in MAC Tournament Quarterfinals Oct. 31
• Kasich shows his GOP hand has 3 of a kind
• EUGENE V. BOLTE 1921-2010: Army vet led firm founded by mom
• Amphibious coverage of religion: Journalists urged to be wary of self censorship
• Robber-rapist asks to revise plea bargain
• Trial date changed in store-clerk slaying
• Propane leak suspected in home fire that injured 4
• An Editorial: 4 more years for Strickland
• Monroe Co. woman says man admitted he killed girl, 15
• Washington Township firefighters pull boy from water
• Michigan assault victims deemed random target
• Mud Hens' manager Parrish leaving
• Strickland, supporters reject idea of Democrat enthusiasm gap
• Rich Little brings “Jimmy Stewart” to Toledo
• Critical test not done on cement before blowout in Gulf of Mexico
• Vietnam is a vibrant travel destination
• 3 adults, child injured in Henry County fire
• Transplant recipient marks 10th year with donated kidney
• Hole found in plane that took off from Miami
• Owens offering state’s first commercial photo tech degree
• South Toledo man bound and beaten inside his home
• BGSU same-sex benefits are ‘welcome and needed’
• Scott's freshman class is struggling to adjust
• Market to Dems: ‘You’re fired!’
• Horror of 22 killed in plane crash at Toledo Express remains, but area lacks memorial
• UT amends budget: Units to trim 1.5% due to state deferring payment
• How high is the highest
• High school students test local streams with help from UT
• 9 injured in Erie County crash
• Princeton Review names UT College of Law to list of top schools
• “Last Comic” Winner Felipe Esparza invades Fat Fish Blue
• Dorr Street construction, improvements under way
• Mercy College to offer 3 new programs in fall 2011
• UT to offer textbook rental option to students
• Ohio Elections Commission to probe ads in Ohio Treasurer Race
• Key control operations to be consolidated
• Economist reviews progress of recovery
• Courthouse project is still a go in Seneca Co.
• Four scary retirement mistakes
• Kasich connects with Slavic roots
• Explosive found in Dubai, part of U.S. terror probe
• Professor to present ‘Scars: A Love Story’
• 2010 Halloween Trick-or-Treat times
• Second Higher Learning Commission self-study open forum Oct. 29
• Area teams on the cusp of state football playoffs
• UT Medical Center to offer skin cancer screenings Oct. 30
• Rockets say they haven’t accomplished anything yet
• Longtime theatre professor to be remembered
• Solar installation project along I-280 nears completion
• UT to host ‘Hoops for the Hungry’ basketball tournament
• Thompson: ‘It’s all about the live show and the T-shirt’
• Algae advisory lifted at 2 state parks in region
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra to herald in holiday season
• Toledo economic fair provides aid for heat, health, pets
• Candidates spar at ‘Art of Politics’ debate
• Outburst leads to stiffer penalty for foiled robbery
• Issue 5 is too important to fail
• Toledo union chief questions merger of fire departments
• United Way endorses Issue 5
• Despite high hopes, casino's economic payoff not sure bet
• Bell: City will fail without Issue 5
• Rally by rally, Kasich works way through state to get out vote
• Issue 5 does not solve the problem
• Small, contained fire shuts off power in portion of Wolfe Hall
• Strickland addresses Social Security as he courts Ohio's seniors
• Yes on 5: Waiting with Kryptonite
• Panel to probe ad claims in Ohio treasurer race
• Indonesia tsunami toll hits 343 as bodies found
• Endorsements, pt. 2
• Three people injured in Henry Co. house fire
• O-I workers in Venezuela stage rallies
• TPS elementary schools to start two hours later on Friday
• Blue Pumpkin
• Woman sexually assaulted, family bound near Morenci
• Turnpike partially closed in Fulton County after chemical leak
• TARTA Issue 7 benefits development
• Bodies of missing Michigan girl, suspected kidnapper found
• Engineers Without Borders receives $10,000 in national competition
• Blanks to return home to distribute Halloween candy
• Man shot in central Toledo; police search for suspects
• Strickland ties his fate to Obama's in '12 vote
• Bodies of Newport girl, suspected kidnapper found
• Bin Laden warns France over Afghan war, veil ban
• Solar panels near I-280 should start generating electricity by January
• Storm brings wind, rain to Midwest, South
• Remains of first Michigan governor re-interred in Detroit park
• Judge rules in priest and #8217;s favor
• Oct. 27 Toledo Free Press Star available as e-edition
• Bond set at $60,000 for west Toledo resident after toxic chemicals found
• Columbia Gas offers winter bill assistance
• Welloween to promote healthy lifestyle
• Pharmacist to receive 2010 Preceptor of the Year award
• President’s Council on Diversity sponsors brown-bag luncheon on tenure
• Rocket basketball preseason games on tap
• $200,000 to move from city to LCIC
• Kasich expresses support for ban on oil and gas drilling in Lake Erie
• Lucas County officials aim to carve 10.5% out of 2011 budget
• Rare event in weather rolls through Toledo area
• Net drop predicted for city's '11 revenue
• Gingrich campaigns for Kasich in Lima
• Adrian’s Croswell seeks ‘Time Warp’ record
• ‘Art of Politics’: Live Blog
• TFP debate to feature Brown/Waniewski, Contrada/Sarantou, Kaczala/Lopez, Oct. 26 at TMA
• October is American Pharmacists Month
• Dimensions of Darkness aims to scare more than the daylights out of you
• UT Rides rolling: New service offers easy way for students to take taxicabs
• Fremont’s Haunted Hydro offers vampire and werewolf night
• Hip-hop expert to speak at UT Oct. 28
• ‘Walking Dead’ swarms comic shops, TV sets
• Fall book fair taking place this week
• ‘Castlevania’ offers dark themes
• Perrysburg's effort to exit TARTA to be hearing topic
• Indonesia hit by deadly tsunami, volcanic eruption
• Lip locked: Audiences keep ‘Rocky Horror’ tradition alive
• BETTY R. BOSH, 1923-2010: Toledoan formerly owned campground
• Toledo man sentenced to 15 years for robbery attempt in which he was injured
• Team Bela: Horror icon hosts new anthology comic
• State panel dismisses grievance against judge
• Bell officials predict increase in city's income tax for 2011, decrease in other revenues
• Man's death called 'suicide by cop'
• 26,500 lose power in Michigan due to storms, winds
• Parking Authority to expand ticketing
• UT union asks judge to halt college reorganization
• Strickland visits Toledo, rips foe's Wall St. links
• McGinnis: Jonathan Coulton finds laughs in unique subjects
• Kasich promotes hope for 'ground zero' of '12
• FOX Toledo severe weather updates
• Latest poll shows Strickland narrowing gap in governor's race
• Lake Erie Paranormal performs investigations in NW Ohio and SE Michigan
• Forecasters: Winds up to 70 mph possible in Ohio; tornado watch issued as storm tears up Midwest
• Jurich: Modified customs
• Metroparks calls timeout in cleanup of battered trees at Oak Openings
• McGinnis: Halloween Must List
• U.S. Education Dept. investigating TPS treatment of minorities
• Halloween 2010 events calendar
• Neighbors question extent of tree cutting in Oak Openings
• Student receives American Medical Association’s leadership award
• Decades after Fulton County slaying, sister longs for justice
• Tickets for preseason WNIT at Savage Arena on sale
• EPA plans truck fuel efficiency standards
• Several consequences of federal health-care reform bill to take effect Jan. 1
• Aspiring artist's death is 20th Toledo homicide this year
• City Council to hold Oct. 26 meeting on campus
• Man seriously injured in car crash near Genoa
• ‘Environmentally Sound’ to air Oct. 26
• $3M bond for man charged in Cleveland factory shooting
• Canadian at Gitmo pleads guilty to all charges
• Clinton visits Michigan, asks voters to be patient with Democrats
• Haiti official: Cholera outbreak is stabilizing
• Tornado-ravaged family eager to start over in new home
• GOP poised to win redistricting supremacy, too
• Ohio plans network linking surveillance cameras
• 'Hiccup girl' charged with murder in Florida
• New Michigan drunken driving law coming on Halloween
• Toledo Metroparks call timeout on Oak Openings cleanup
• Man shot in North Toledo
• Perrysburg and #8217;s effort to exit TARTA to be hearing topic
• Man jumps from window to escape south Toledo fire
• Men’s basketball to hold open scrimmage Oct. 23
• Strickland makes Toledo stop to pump up volunteers
• Student appointed to UT Board of Trustees
• Chilean miners painfully begin to describe ordeal
• Veteran of 62 years at honored at football game
• Dorothy M. Newland, 1922-2010: Lima woman co-owned bars, cafe
• New designs of UT’s pharmacies prove customer-friendly
• Biden plans a return to Toledo
• UT accounting organization sponsoring pizza fundraiser
• Rockets come back again to defeat Ball State 31-24
• Poll shows Strickland closing gap
• Could overhaul undermine employer health coverage?
• Immigrant vets face deportation despite service
• Husted says he's confident in existing voting systems
• Homeless find some relief at outreach effort
• Carol R. Cleveland, 1933-2010: Ex-clerk of courts known as organizer
• O'Shaughnessy trumpets experience on local level
• Husted says he's confident in existing voting systems
• Cleveland-area reform offers opening to GOP
• Clinton visits Michigan, asks voters to be patient with Democrats
• Kasich accuses rivals of drumming up fear
• United Way of Greater Toledo Endorses TPS Levy
• Strickland seeks votes in familiar territory
• O'Shaughnessy trumpets experience on local level
• Governor keeps focus on economy
• Cleveland-area reform offers opening to GOP
• African-American Legacy Project: 7 who 'made a difference' are celebrated
• Kasich accuses rivals of drumming up fear
• Could overhaul undermine employer health coverage?
• Strickland seeks votes in familiar territory
• Homeless find some relief at outreach effort
• Governor keeps focus on economy
• Poll shows Strickland closing gap
• African-American Legacy Project: 7 who 'made a difference' are celebrated
• Owens whets appetites of public safety wannabes
• Oct. 24 Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• No charges in Sandusky County fatal shooting
• Strickland closing gap on Kasich
• March of Dimes fundraiser features local restaurants
• Agency to review TPS' treatment of minorities
• Analysis: Leaked files portray weak, divided Iraq
• Pumpkin Path
• B-ball in T-Town?
• Ohio unemployment falls for 6th straight month
• June Cleaver, Howard Cunningham and micromanaging society
• GOP has more cash on hand in Ohio governor race
• Stranahan hosts ‘singular sensation’ with ‘Chorus Line’
• Ready U focuses on fire safety and prevention
• Weepies to play at The Ark
• New law provides incentives for more than small businesses
• Awards honor Leslie, ‘servant leaders’
• Maumee, Perrysburg students raise money for Lake
• Mellencamp: ‘It’s hard times’
• Herb J. Redding, 1926-2010: Educator, coach forged ties with students, players
• 1Mile Matters walk debuts at Tent City
• Book cracks open cover on Amish's basic beliefs
• Toledo Free Press debate to feature Brown/Waniewski, Contrada/Sarantou, Kaczala/Lopez on Oct. 26 at TMA
• Zoo's Little Boos a hit with kids
• Newest U.S. park honoring War of 1812 dedicated
• Tent City puts focus on Toledo’s ‘unhoused’
• Strickland visits familiar terrain in eastern swing
• Endorsements, pt. 1
• Kasich stumps for votes in rural Ohio
• Program helps residents who are behind on utility bills
• Veterans' group posts defense for re-enactors
• Ward: The soldier, the attorney and the lobbyist
• Kasich's wife makes debut speech in Toledo
• Local author to discuss Holocaust
• Haiti president confirms cholera epidemic, 138 dead
• Currencies center stage as G20 gets under way
• Rocker John Mellencamp's message of dignity for the homeless still resonates
• Kasich holds financial edge over Strickland in gubernatorial race
• Tribune Co. CEO resigns amid tales of raunchiness
• Former Perrysburg doctor ordered to pay $234,000 to insurance firms she defrauded
• WikiLeaks near release of secret U.S. war documents
• Detroit man pleads guilty to attempted spy efforts
• Shark kills body boarder in Central California
• Community trick-or-treat times listed
• 2 cousins, friend die in crash on N. Detroit
• Toledo Police Officer indicted in shooting of peer
• Novelist McCall Smith's wit delights audience at Authors! Authors!
• Wood County Man linked to son's fatal crash gets 5 years
• Kaczala denounces Lucas Co. auditor award system
• Expanded UT biomedical facility dedicated
• NPR's fed funding questioned after firing Juan Williams
• Police break down East Toledo man's door while he's sleeping
• Toledo may get $2.6M to clean GM site
• Who runs state may be key to Toledo Public Schools budget
• Four wind turbine generators placed atop Government Center
• Two cousins among three killed in overnight crash on Detroit Avenue
• Fatal crashes involving teen drivers drop
• 2 more murder charges in Michigan serial stabbings
• Clashes, protests in French tensions over pensions
• Jury selected to hear trial of Sheriff James Telb and employees
• Man sentenced for involvement in traffic death that killed Weston couple
• Toledo police sergeant indicted for shooting fellow officer
• Congressman Dingell, challenger make clear they differ on hot-button issues
• Governor tours 2 high-tech Ohio firms in energy field
• State's GOP ticket to be at rally at Erie Street Market
• BGSU's union: Full-time faculty elects to join AAUP after 2 weeks of voting
• Citizen review of Lucas County budget sought
• South-end bar shooting wounds 3 juveniles
• Strickland leaving little to chance with frequent visits to Democratic stronghold
• City Council considers 2 incentives for Libbey
• Jury selection starts for Lucas County sheriff's trial
• Pope names new cardinals, putting stamp on church
• Family left homeless after accidental fire in central Toledo
• TPS outlines plan for teacher incentives
• Three people injured after bar shootout in South Toledo
• Iott accused of overplaying his military service during campaign
• Central Toledo shooting sends one to the hospital
• Troops discharged for being gay try to re-enlist
• Authorities investigating 5 small fires at Wildwood park
• Man arrested for injury that involved transmission fluid
• TPS officials reduce 2011-12 deficit projection to $36M
• BGSU faculty say yes to union
• Lucas County surpluses rankle commissioner
• Mother in Strickland education ad is teacher in union
• Classes in security training forming
• Poll puts Kasich's lead over Strickland at 10 points; neither takes it for granted
• LARRY F. 'PAPA' KONRATH, 1935-2010: Accounting professor at UT wrote textbook
• $3.6M boosts UT's climate research
• Ottawa Hill-Toledo 2011 fire-merger saving put at $275,000
• Lopez questions rival's conduct on job
• Strickland touts policy as business friendly
• Kasich vows to restore state as a job magnet
• Latest poll shows Kasich has 10-point lead over Strickland
• JetBlue flight attendant in meltdown pleads guilty
• Kasich team in crosshairs over 'Plumber' statement
• Bowling Green hoteliers decry rise in tax on lodgings
• BP: Company to drill in deeper water, assess risk
• Deadline looms for goal of selling $5M in Toledo assets
• Gunmen on loose in Tennessee post office attack
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• Egypt and #8217;s top archaeologist shows off new tomb
• Anti-abortion group challenging Ohio election law
• Even in liberal bastions, GOP sees election chance
• Jury selection starts in trial for Sheriff Telb, 3 others
• Maumee, Sylvania hear TARTA request
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• Kasich rallies the GOP in northwest Ohio, ties Strickland to Obama
• West Toledo boy, 11, alerts police to gun abandoned in yard
• Mayor, TPS planning forum for public input
• Yarbrough hopes to oust incumbent Cosme in 6th District appellate court
• Bronze Star is awarded to WWII hero at age 95
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Norwalk man in critical condition after single-vehicle crash
• A productive Congress gets no respect from voters
• Oil workers protesting retirement reforms defy French government
• Video shows Indonesian troops torture Papuans
• Perrysburg's request to leave TARTA on hold
• Baby's illness at heart of Christian singer's songs
• Strickland paints Kasich as "radical" and "reckless"
• President rallies 35,000 at Ohio State
• New rules for CPR: Aid heart attack victims by fast chest pumping
• Ohio, 4 other states make final pitch in Asian carp case
• 4 men are convicted in NY synagogue-bombing plot
• 2 workers killed in Tennessee post office shooting
• Man killed in hit-and-run in Monroe County
• Clarence R. Egert, 1929-2010: Ex-Elmore councilman taught at Ottawa Hills
• Temperance man among 10 eyeing 5 area positions
• Berkey veteran honored for memorializing WWII
• 2 Toledoans pursue Senate pos
• 10 vie for 4 Lucas County House seats
• Poll: Many Obama 2008 supporters defecting to GOP
• NATO service member killed in southern Afghanistan
• Ahmadinejad endorses new nuclear talks with West
• Man in hospital after central Toledo shooting Sunday morning
• Obamas and #8217; political road show plays Sunday in Ohio
• Chief executive leads Dana to new beginning
• Kasich touts beliefs in Tea Party values
• Obama attracts 35,000 to Columbus rally
• Ohioans take fossils, bones to artifacts roadshow
• Monroe man in hospital after car struck hydrant, tree
• Lucas GOP accused of failing to file financial data
• Missing Lenawee County hunter, 14, found dead in field
• CHARLES VICINUS, 1930-2010: UT theater professor influenced thousands
• Ottawa Hills firefighters to merge with Toledo
• Iott outspending Kaptur 4-to-1 in 9th District battle
• Pax Christi probes path to Mideast peace
• Family mourns; driver accused in death faces extradition
• Ferry line honored for rescue in small plane crash
• UT in running for grant for 'Solar Valley'
• NRA rallies for Strickland; Kasich warned
• Man's trial reset for Feb. in death of tot in Napoleon
• Faith Notes: 'Jesus Guy' movie marches onto DVD
• Emotions percolate in Kaptur-Iott debate at Sandusky coffee house
• County Democrats slam Kaczala attendance
• Lake High comes out on top of Kohl and #8217;s U.S. contest
• Order lifted on city hiring of firefighters
• Lake High comes out on top of chain's U.S. contest
• Seniority gaining clout for Kaptur, 9th District
• U.S. jury awards local pair $666,000 from Katrina aftermath
• Latest poll shows Republicans Kasich, Portman expanding leads over Democratic opponents
• TPS teacher who watched Obama sign bill is laid off
• 3 assaulted in North Toledo
• Missing teen hunter found dead in Michigan from apparent accident
• Soldier says ordered to delete Fort Hood videos
• Awesome Autumn
• Chile miners do not disclose ordeal details
• Pentagon warns gay troops to stay silent for now; still could get in trouble
• Dayton-area girl won't be prosecuted in stepdad's stabbing death
• Ottawa Hills Fire Department to be absorbed by city of Toledo
• Blade staff, others honored at Touchstone Awards
• Consent degree involving hiring of firefighters vacated by federal judge
• Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• U.S. seeks delay in and #8217;don and #8217;t ask, don and #8217;t tell and #8217; ruling
• Kaptur, Iott spar in Sandusky over Nazi, other issues
• Strickland election 'a top priority'
• EDWARD LAMP, 1942-2010: Terra teacher was a chemist in Fremont
• Lucas Co. sweep targets domestic violence
• Challenger claims Auditor Lopez outsourced jobs
• Ex-youth leader gets 35 years for boys' sex abuse
• Volunteer instruction to aid dogs at pound
• U.S. Hispanics outlive blacks, whites
• Private lives surface with survivors
• House to vote on bonus payment for Social Security
• Kohl's confirms $500,000 prize for Lake's new high school
• State panel finds and #8216;probable cause' Kaptur and Iott both lied in television ads
• TPS asks teachers for 3% cut in salary
• Ohio court weighs ticketing of leased vehicles
• Miracle miners all out: Chile's dramatic rescue hailed
• 1 seriously hurt when car, semi collide in Waterville Township
• Iott spent $1.5 million so far in congressional race
• One by one, Chilean miners hauled to safety after 69 days
• Lawsuit: Mentally ill US citizen wrongly deported
• Rival accuses Lucas County auditor of outsourcing jobs
• Officials make more than 50 arrests during annual fugitive roundup
• Suspected U.S. missiles strikes kill 11 in Pakistan
• Ex-commissioner for youth football league gets 35 years in prison for sex acts with 2 boys
• UT lending hand with review of TPS finances
• Court upholds cap on skill-game prizes
• Council OKs showers near Promenade Park docks
• Longtime Lucas County official to serve as Sylvania Twp. administrator
• Community Foundation makes 9 area grants
• SUSAN BERRY, 1948-2010: Music lover taught classes at all levels
• Swastikas deface Iott campaign placards
• U.S. lifts ban on deep-water oil drilling, cites reduced risk
• 4 females are among rookies at training for firefighter certification
• Anti-discrimination: B.G. ballot issue over gay rights intensifies
• Steep fines ordered for dog bites in new law
• Obama considers fast appeal of gays-military order
• FTC seeking court order on changes at St. Luke's
• Wounded soldier OK: Sylvania family takes Heart
• Toledo City Council approves new dog law
• Habitat seeks new home of own after fire
• Ohio Supreme Court: $10 gaming prize limit constitutional
• Dems line up to rip Iott's Nazi role
• Ohio candidates spar over jobs in U.S. Senate debate
• UT board OKs contract, raise for 2,000 in union
• First of 33 trapped Chilean miners rescued
• Debate ignites a new battle for Iott, Kaptur
• Administration lifts 6-month oil drilling freeze
• Ohio's job losses hard to separate from U.S. totals
• Judge orders 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Mexican investigator probing lake shooting slain
• Long-time county official steps down to become Sylvania Township administrator
• Several Iott campaign signs defaced with swastikas
• Missing boaters found off South Bass Island
• Toledo man charged in west-end shooting
• Local transit buses get prize for butterfly motif
• Principal, porker pucker up
• Lourdes College gets $2M, 5-year federal grant
• West Toledo shooting sends man to the hospital
• Toledo crews fight fire in central Toledo
• U.S. rescue forces may have killed abducted Briton
• Ohio district where 4 died says it fights bullying
• NATO endorses Afghan bid to strike peace deal with Taliban
• No. 2 GOP leader shuns Iott's Nazi re-enactments
• After-school program passing test of helping children learn
• County GOP chief still backs Iott
• Congressional candidate Iott accuses Kaptur of involvement in Nazi revelation
• Iott responds to criticism from state and local Democrats
• Test shows Chile mine rescue shaft works
• University of Toledo trustees approve contract with health sciences workers
• Iott defends Nazi reenactments on CNN
• JAMES E. SEED, 1927-2010: Chicago Trib comic-strip artist lived in Toledo
• Girl, 17, injured in Middletown skydiving accident
• Northwest Ohio labs lack funding to address water threats
• 5 killed, 4 injured in crash in southeast Michigan
• Chileans hope to begin rescue of miners Wednesday
• Anti-gay torture allegations stun neighbors in NYC
• Officials: wall of Hungary sludge lake will fall
• Iott under fire for past Nazi re-enactments
• Toledo's gangs grow more violent, brazen
• GOP leader criticizes Iott for Nazi uniform
• No Social Security COLA expected for 2011
• Wife allowed to meet jailed Chinese Nobel winner
• Attorney General's Race: Cordray touts his efforts to recoup pension losses
• Attorney General's Race: DeWine pledges action against health-care law
• Lessons of the BP spill fail to take hold quickly
• Facility helps offenders uncover talents once masked by violence
• Re-enactors: Whose side are they really on?
• Flower Hospital to celebrate 100th anniversary with big party
• Shooting in downtown Toledo sends man to hospital
• Chabler selected for state casino panel
• Iott's Nazi re-enactments gain national attention
• Lucas Co. jury indicts Flint man in stabbing case
• 4th UPDATE: Iott participation in military re-enactments raising questions
• Danberry auction to benefit emergency assistance funds
• Imprisoned Chinese dissident awarded Nobel Peace Prize
• FELIX BARRIENTOS, 1924-2010: Libbey worker fixed up theater, ran pool hall
• UT event offers taste of other cultures
• Mayor to nominate 9 to fill 11 vacancies on Board of Community Relations
• Kids wired to learn to operate ham radios
• U.S., China blame each other for slow climate talks
• Iran acknowledges espionage at nuclear facilities
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• Toxic sludge in Hungary almost the size of Gulf Oil spill
• North Korean official confirms Kim Jong Un as leader
• Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Expert witness
• Mental health advocates protest Cedar Point haunted house
• AP sources: National security adviser resigning
• Pistol shots preceded 1970 Kent State shootings
• Michigan man indicted for attack on church custodian in Toledo
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead at own hand
• U.S. Senate candidates clash during Cleveland debate
• Toledo pair and #8217;s plight is and #8216;exhibit A and #8217; in alleged foreclosure fraud case
• Strickland appoints Toledo-area Democrat to casino commission
• Rivals for governor clash on Ohio economic health
• Toledoan attended international Catholic conference
• Boise State trip should reveal Rockets’ true colors
• Oct. 10 issue of Toledo Free Press is available as an electronic edition
• Relationships are what matter
• May I have this Batdance?
• Hints of positivity
• The art of politics: A 3-in-1 debate
• Students say emotional and #8216;hi' to recovering classmate, 13
• Swanton dad wins custody of son, 3
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• Top county Democrat blasts GOP judge
• Liberty being hoped and changed away
• BGSU spending to fight union opposed
• Blanks excited about house rebuilding progress
• DOREEN CANADAY SPITZTER, 1914-2010: Prominent ex-Toledoan a lover of Greek history
• Toledo firm wins AIA Ohio award
• Block-grant spending to add police is requested
• Member communities asked to consider Perrysburg's desire to withdraw from TARTA
• Democrats in Ohio rip Kasich ad
• Car hits Ohio home, lands atop sleeping 3-year-old
• Gunman shot in music store holdup guilty
• Man killed in Findlay after motor home strikes residence
• Man in custody after another stabbed at South Toledo apartment complex
• Obama signs pair of intelligence bills into law
• Structural work, cosmetic fixes set at St. Joseph
• 2010 Ohio Governor Debate: Watch and Web chat live at 8 p.m.
• Rivals for governor sharpen their skills for Thursday's debate
• Massive public forum on TPS reform in the works
• Ohio Supreme Court affirms Swanton man's right to biological son
• Great Big Sea to roll into Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theater
• Toledo Jeep supplier facility evacuated after fire reported
• Vitucci wants to bring ECHL championship to Toledo
• Springfield Twp. restaurant evacuated after smoke seen
• Right wing Keefe is vital to Walleye’s successful season
• Kaptur, Iott appear at candidates' forum in Sylvania
• Toledo Walleye hockey games offer many promotions
• Walleye could be in store for a big season
• White House response to spill in Gulf faulted
• Iott, Kaptur prepare for Oct. 11 debate
• Ohio attorney general files suit to halt foreclosures
• Bear Stearns: The Real Story
• The art of seduction
• University of Toledo, AFSCME union reach tentative contract
• An ambassador for art
• Waniewski wants federal grant money spent on 19 new police officers
• 2010 Dining Guide
• Oct. 26 debate: Brown/Waniewski, Lopez/Kaczala, Contrada/Sarantou
• Andrew Z to re-open restaurant at Ole Taco
• 3 Ohio auditor candidates debate what the job should be
• GOP group adds $4M to key Senate contests
• Secretary of state foes debate rule on language
• Man pleads not guilty in slaying near nightclub
• Police property room takes green approach
• Kaczala: Rival unevenly cut taxes in '07-09
• Ohio AG Cordray sues Ally Financial over foreclosures
• Konop plans to seek bids to do audit of dog fund
• Ohio executes man who killed lover over ATM card
• Poll: Kasich lead over Strickland cut nearly in half
• Toledoan shot during robbery attempt enters plea in case
• Ride in Guard F-16 'unbelievable' for Bell
• Women and #8217;s aches and pains may signal serious health threats
• Noe formally told of parole duties in video hearing
• Could Connecticut home-invasion killer escape execution?
• Councilman wants quiz on efforts to keep factories in Toledo open
• 3 tornadoes tear across N. Arizona, damage homes
• Of Swine and Vine
• High court: Does father and #8217;s pain trump free speech?
• Ashes of Soma drifts into Frankie’s on Oct. 9
• Oct. 6 Toledo Free Press Star available as electronic edition
• Girl in a Coma makes Toledo debut at Frankie’s
• Country club's ex-manager sentenced to 90 days for theft
• TMA exhibit celebrates 25 years of the Apollo Society
• Toledo motorist injured in LaSalle Township crash
• Jerry Gray: My dog ate my inspiration …
• Sylvania Township fire chief tells trustees he's retiring at year's end
• Lawyers: Student charged in Rutgers case innocent
• John Dorsey: Renewing your poetic license
• 3 in Wood County commissioner race trumpet their experience
• Euro terror alert spotlights voiceprint technology
• Jim Beard: Villains push heroes aside
• Kasich blasts Strickland on taxes
• Lucas County commissioner to seek bids for dog warden audit
• Rachel Richardson: Local artists show Toledo pride
• Emergency crews put out fire at former Plabell Rubber Co. site
• Connecticut jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• Funding requests draw fire
• Bank bailout supporters struggling for re-election
• Massive U.S. study examines Americans' sexual behavior
• Canada joins U.S. in Asian carp research project
• Latest poll shows Kasich lead narrowing in race for governor
• Ohio solar farm slated to bring clean energy, jobs
• Ottawa Hills voters to decide deer fate on November ballot
• Bowling Green cemetery damaged by vandals
• Jabs fly in Toledo debate as Portman, Fisher fight over economy
• ‘Metroid: Other M’ offers quick action
• Andrew Z says restaurant will re-open
• Longtime UT theater professor Vicinus dies
• Back 9: It’s What They Play For!
• lilD: Naul Spits takes on D. Cardi at Frontline Battles
• Branford Marsalis headlines CMA Festival Series
• McGinnis: ‘Social Network’ is the year’s best film
• McGinnis: Wrestler Foley sets a kind example
• Papa Roach follows ‘roller coaster ride’ to The Omni
• Ex-workers of Food Town criticize Iott
• Web chat set for first Fisher-Portman face-off tonight in Toledo
• Service lets residents get the dirt on Toledo
• 22 and #8216;hometown heroes' back from war saluted at event
• UM team creates line of human stem cells
• Work-zone speeders targeted
• Skyway workers to be remembered
• Iott denies declining Blade invitation
• Dogs attack their owner in Jackson Michigan area home; woman badly injured
• Man strips in lobby of Monroe County sheriff's department
• Infant, 4 women killed in southern Ohio house fire
• Biden stumps for Strickland in northeast Ohio
• Sylvania Township fire chief resigns from job
• Sylvania to host candidate forum
• Woman found dead in Findlay street
• Group led by ex-Scott coach wants levy defeated
• Toledo zoo official at 'polar bear capital'
• Teams work in the wilderness on emergency medicine skills
• U.S. to issue 'travel alert' for Europe, warns Al-Qaeda threats require vigilance
• Senate rivals to face off in Toledo Monday
• Area activists make war on apathy in quest for peace
• Rockets fall 20-15 to Wyoming at Homecoming
• Key NATO supply route hit again in Pakistan; at least 20 tankers attacked
• Brown wants to help fix cities' woes
• Taylor zeroes in on Ohio's budget
• Treasurer candidate Mandel touts military, financial experience
• Boyce took office after economy tanked
• Owners go green, use sun and wind to power homes
• Rats on the move in West Toledo
• Candidates pack hefty political portfolios
• S. Toledo's Good Samaritan Outreach Center ends meals
• Activists continue mission to give peace a chance
• Bacik looks at nature of Scriptures at talk
• Denver church named 'Scum of Earth' tends to Christian outsiders
• BGSU OKs benefits for same-sex partners
• Ohio task force aims to reduce abuse of painkillers
• U.S. apologizes for secretly infecting Guatemalans with STDs from '46-48
• Atheists score well on religion quiz
• Religious seminar to look at terrorism
• Temperance teen killed in car crash
• Blaze damages three central Toledo homes
• Driver sentenced to community service for fatal bus accident
• Toledo income tax revenue up
• Michigan assistant AG uses personal blog to target openly gay leader of UM's student assembly
• City Council imposes contract on Teamsters
• Dog warden's budget draws candidates' ire
• Emanuel exits as chief of staff, Rouse named interim
• Ford says sales up, lifted by redesigned vehicles
• Detroit area mom accused of faking son's cancer arraigned
• BGSU trustees OK benefits for same-sex partners
• Officials think bin Laden involved in Europe terror shooting spree plot
• Driver apologizes to family of Sylvania girl killed while getting on school bus
• Oct. 3 Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• Fulton County blaze in home injures 3
• Toledo lawyer disbarred after real estate fraud
• Appeals court reverses conviction in bar fight
• Man given 13 years for stabbing death
• Dems vow to file complaint over ad on TV by GOP treasurer candidate
• Ex-Erie County worker set to be sentenced for embezzlement
• Libraries statewide hope public OKs levies
• Family Practice: Patience
• Dog warden's surplus disputed
• Toledo City Council members vote to impose contract on Teamsters union
• Latta weighs in on Republican ‘Pledge to America’
• Noted architect returns to inspire students
• Initial cleanup of Michigan oil spill completed
• Casey Blank to represent his class at Lake homecoming
• The RGP search
• Ohio Solar Tour to showcase local solar, wind, renewable energy sites
• Appointments raise concerns about city protocol
• 2nd UPDATE: Levis Commons shuts down Andrew Z restaurant
• In moderation
• Retirement Guys: Live 1,000 years
• Iott ad exaggerates city jobless claims
• Treece: Exploiting inefficiencies
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• SSOE Group named ‘Large Exporter of the Year’ in Ohio
• Jimmy Carter is released from Cleveland hospital
• Revamped City League predictions spotlight Whitmer
• Senate votes to ban annoyingly loud TV commercials
• Berry: Cue the crickets
• Interior Dept. sets new rules for offshore drilling
• Higgins: Collateral damage
• Police protesters throw Ecuador into chaos
• Baumman’s Breakdown: Blue collar work ethic paying dividends for Rockets
• CDC chief picks 6 and #8216;winnable battles' for health focus
• Singer-songwriter Vega revisits songs, works on musical
• Fewer than 1 in 10 callers with speech, hearing impairments get through to IRS
• Opera season begins with Strauss comedy
• Lee Fisher takes aim at Washington as he works to revive U.S. Senate campaign
• Back 9: It’s Ryder Cup Week
• Sept. 29 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Jurich: Simplify happiness
• Firefighters Museum offers safety day Oct. 2
• Arts and Events: Oktoberfest benefits firefighters
• Disc training workshop for dogs on Oct. 2
• Music industry workshop comes to Toledo
• McGinnis: ‘Sesame Street’s’ strangest cameos
• Local editor’s book revisits iconic ’60s television series
• Weathers leaving RGP
• Red light camera fines blitz starts Oct. 1
• ACGT ‘Hot Glass’ exhibit opens Oct. 1
• Red Wanting Blue at Frankie’s Oct. 2
• Buddy Walk benefits Down Syndrome
• Grand Rapids preps for apple butter bonanza
• New Simpsons comics brings Halloween early
• Breathe Owl Breathe wings into Mickey Finn’s Pub
• Broadway stars coming to Adrian
• Money problems in marriage
• Small claims case against Kaptur removed by federal law
• Toledo upsets Purdue 31-20 for third-straight road win
• Pianist George Winston coming to Toledo
• Treece: The Small Investors Discrimination Act of 2010
• Making a comeback: UT Ice Hockey Club leaving an impact on and off the ice
• PETA protests Ringling Brothers circus
• Local dealers receive GM ‘Mark of Excellence’
• O-I employees collect 4 tons of glass for Recycle Glass Week
• Goo Goo Dolls to bring ‘Something’ to Toledo
• Movies provide ‘magic carpet rides’ to foreign lands
• A bad start
• The Cowboys are dead; Long live the Cowboys
• Alumni strive to keep Libbey’s ‘Cowboy spirit’ alive
• Communication breakdown
• New NHA program promotes domestic violence awareness
• 5K raises $10,000 for Lake
• Pausch’s words applicable to current Rockets
• Titans aiming for final City League title
• Treece: The Great Recession: A year later
• Hirzel Canning tackles busy harvest season
• Serenity open house set for Sept. 24
• Sept. 22 TFP Star available as e-edition.
• Toledo native’s films combine creativity with a cause
• Writer Harlan Ellison returns to comics
• PS3 ‘Little League’ offers major league power
• Rave kicks off Cinema Classics fall series with a ‘Vengeance’
• UT observes Banned Books Week
• McGInnis: Wretched ‘Devil’ lacks suspense, scares
• lilD: Ohio Hip-Hop Awards receive mixed reviews
• Arts briefs: ACGT hosts last Art Walk of season
• Zellers: Ferdos gets him to the Greek
• McGinnis: ‘I’m Still Here’ hoax raises more questions
• High School students to compete in DECA Fall Frenzy at Owens CC
• BGSU kicks off theater season with operas
• Richardson: Local artists are waiting to welcome you to the party
• Jurich: A love affair with Toledo
• New Collisions brings Boston flavor to Frankie’s
• Toledo native brings DREAMEND to Mickey Finn’s
• Choking Susan crashes Woodchuck’s
• Bell: China “worth the trip”
• Former supporter files small claims action against Kaptur
• Letter to the Editor: Sour notes in Shanghai
• Former supporter files small claims action againt Kaptur
• Local businessman reports on Bell’s China trip
• Sept. 19 TFP available as e-edition
• Is greed good? Gekko is back
• EMA , Red Cross offer free emergency preparedness series
• ‘Always Summer’ show features song-inspired posters
• Everything I need to know about life I learned at Bob Evans
• Council recognizes ACGT
• Lake erie coastal adventures
• Publisher’s Statement: Road to China
• My Brother’s Place
• Letter to the Editor: Sour notes in Shanghai
• Most funds raised by Komen race utilized in NW Ohio
• County review advisory panel named
• Forty years later, daughter seeks justice in Miscannon murder case
• Family Practice: Picture perfect?
• Getting defensive: UT D trying to silence critics
• Will futility ever end for Lions and Browns?
• Ohio seeks funds for roads, runway at Plum Brook
• Monroe dealer to celebrate Jeep’s 70th year
• Golf scramble to benefit Lake athletes
• ‘Composed’ Rosanne Cash to play Ann Arbor
• Scott renovation on time, despite death of site superintendent
• Computer Tutor: Should you buy a laptop or tower?
• Sept. 15 Star available as e-edition
• Look Good, Feel Good
• Race for The Cure Special Edition
• CAC celebrating 25th anniversary at Raceway Park
• McGinnis: Killers for kiddies?
• Amber Alert for Ottawa Hills
• Sugarland ‘Incredible Machine’ tour hits DTE
• Electric Six brings ‘tongue-in-cheek’ rock to Frankie’s
• Art-A-Licious: Adrian event hosts more than 60 artists
• Jurich: Choosing — and loving — locally grown foods
• McGinnis: ‘Foreigner’ takes the stage at the Toledo Rep
• Wander back to the Warehouse District
• Jughead’s bromance is comic focus
• Update: Photos from fire at Original Pancake House
• DS makes ‘100 Classic Books’ portable
• Amy Fidler and Jenn Stucker have designs on the local arts scene
• Glitter Trash infects Woodchuck’s on Sept. 18
• Acclaimed Georgia bluegrass group revisits Glass City Opry
• Blair Museum of Lithophanes houses 2,300 treasures
• Michaels reportedly fired from Clear Channel
• B. Wills hits Main Street Bar & Grill on Sept. 25
• Southview prepares for another NLL title run
• Area nuns take the infield at Fifth Third Field
• Limited Liability
• Iott: Federal government spending wasteful
• Sept. 12 Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• TFP named “Best Weekly Newspaper in Ohio”
• Jaffe pulls out of 9th Congressional race
• Mann working on musical, to play new songs in Ann Arbor
• Audience picks the program at Adrian jazz show
• Sylvania shop celebrates fifth anniversary
• Cake in a Cup serves up unique cupcake flavors
• The river runs through it
• A United Way campaign
• Shortsighted
• The buck stops there
• TPS risks credibility without ‘independent’ committee
• Working for the man
• Making cents of savings
• Brian Kennedy starts as new director of TMA
• Toledo Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• lilD: An interview with ‘Freeway’ Ricky Ross
• Sarwari lecture starts Owens’ art series
• EA’s Tiger Woods game offers ‘amazing control’
• Black Swamp Arts Festival leaps into Bowling Green
• Rachel Richardson: Project No. 1
• Jerry Gray: Uni-What?
• McGinnis: The Duke lives
• Martini Rox: An interview with ‘Freeway’ Ricky Ross
• Sept. 8 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Rick Braun brings trumpet to Summit Street Jazz Series
• Afroman to play Frankie’s on Sept. 14
• Colors are coming to the Metroparks
• Shystie Films hosts arts showcase at Ground Level Coffee House
• Greek-American Festival celebrates 40th anniversary
• Marvel brings its heroes down to street-level
• Sept. 5 Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• Swamp sensation
• Silence isn’t always golden
• Focus on the Arts
• The Berdan Effect
• Art Notes
• Glass City ABCs, Part 2
• Raw power
• Does Kohl’s really care?
• Toledo Polonia
• Things are going well. But for whom?
• Fans complicated Big Ten growing pains
• Metroparks opens nature photography exhibit
• Local groups compete for Pepsi grant
• Kaylee, Halkos to appear with Walters on ‘20/20’
• Proposed review committees to review TPS
• Kaptur, Iott, Jaffe to debate on Oct. 11
• Practical Traveler: Offseason brings bargains for cruises
• Salon Onyx beautifies Downtown
• Treece Blog: Investor sentiment follows party lines
• Learn from info that will affect your family’s financial future
• Focus on the Arts
• Letter to the Editor: Case against UT dismissed, but outcome not reported
• Tees to the rescue
• Sept. 1 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Kiss smacks DTE on Sept. 11
• Crystal Bowersox makes triumphant return
• Figure drawing group plans exhibit at Vino 100
• The Gathering to serve as hub for artistic networking
• Zellers: Shorty’s True American Roadhouse is long on flavor
• DIA offers ‘500 Years of Imaginary Prints’
• Fall brings onslaught of war comics
• Joel McHale has the coolest jobs in Hollywood
• Seann’s Anime and Comics opens on Monroe Street
• McGinnis: Down with the 3-D ship
• Paleface at Frankie’s
• Real Intimacy: Beat the odds; stay married
• Kansas to rock Fulton County Fair
• Burnard: The new old plan
• American Idols talk Bowersox
• Strickland: First job is to fight for jobs
• MVCDS expands campus
• The Giving Pledge
• Blanks settle into friend’s condo as their home is rebuilt
• Dining Guide: Sports pubs prep for football, hockey season
• Dining Guide: A day in the life at The Blarney
• Sylvania native heads to Miss America pageant
• Dining Guide: Bowling Green restaurants and diners offer variety
• Dining Guide: Celebrity wait nights bring attention, funds to nonprofits
• Rave reviews
• Dining Guide: Wine tastings educate customers in fun atmosphere
• Aug. 29 Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• Hey, Kids! It’s Toledo Silly Bandz!
• Children of Liberty: The party of outrageousness
• Family Practice: Living in a gated community
• Neutral corners
• Lake Flyers ready to soar beyond storm damage
• Futon Report: Buckeyes swap BGSU for Colorado
• Four ways to avoid the ‘Hindenburg Omen’
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra announces Huntington Center dates
• Port Authority interested in buying city parking garages and parking meters
• McGinnis: Why Dr. Laura is in deep trouble
• Mercy, Reed Vision enter partnership, unveil new vision center
• German-American Festival prepares for 45th celebration
• Aug. 25 TFP Star available as e-edition
• Tigers vs. Yankees at Croswell
• Jonas Brothers make tour stop at DTE on Sept. 1
• Veteran rockers Aerosmith hit Auburn Hills on Aug. 31
• ‘The Cages’ hits a home run on Wii
• Writer-artist wrestles with goons and buzzards
• Mobile Deathcamp pulls into Frankie’s on Aug. 28
• Art briefs: Toledo Rep hosts auditions; Art Walk set for Aug. 26
• Toledo Gay Pride Day scheduled for Aug. 28
• Raceway’s Party at the Park wraps up on Aug. 28
• lilD: Ollie Nicole is a Toledo fashion staple
• UT unspools latest film series
• Terhune Gallery hosts Ohio Designer Craftsmen exhibit
• Wideband Network catches iTunes’ attention
• Fans plan fundraiser, singalong welcome for Elliston ‘Idol’
• S&P releases BBB rating for Northwest Ohio Bond Fund
• Is Dr. Michael Pryce, an independent candidate for U.S Senate from Ohio, your cup of tea?
• Aug. 22 issue of Toledo Free Press available as e-edition
• Ohio Auditor Taylor raps Gov. Strickland for job losses but ignores losses under Republican regimes
• MamaSox fans host fundraiser concert
• Blank teen, other Lake students to receive shopping spree
• Brian Wilson’s war
• Big Shots - A Guide to Local Independent Businesses
• Promises to keep
• Rob ‘Reflex’
• Call to Duty: A ‘difficulty breathing’ emergency
• Ohio Auditor Mary Taylor calls Gov. Strickland ‘incompetent administrator,’ touts new Jo
• Bowling Green construction covers city, campus
• Perfect picnic pairings
• Treece: Excess information slows learning curve
• retirement Guys: Should Bush tax cuts be allowed to expire?
• Griffin talks Buckeye football, praises Tressel at store opening
• Hancock ready for football, defends BCS
• Students’ classroom performance determines their athletic eligibility
• Owens offers Systems Security associate degree
• Tammy’s Walk to aid domestic violence victims
• Harley-Davidson hearse offers bikers one last ride
• Year-to-year numbers show more cars sold in Lucas County
• Student trainers help Rockets stay ready to play
• Bowersox, DeWyze lead Idols into Huntington Center
• VP Biden to visit Chrysler’s supplier park Monday
• Fallen Timbers theater to show boxing fight
• Obama visit to Columbus triggers response from Kasich camp
• Aug. 16 TFP Star/Bridal Guide available as e-edition
• DIY weddings cut costs, not corners
• Rob Portman aided by American Crossroads ad as Rasmussen Report shows growing gap with Lee Fisher
• Flo Rida playing Clutch Cargo’s in Pontiac
• Ohio’s Kasich says 3-C rail plan ‘dumbest’ idea as Strickland rail officials race
• Jerry Gray: How to ensure the longevity (and legality) of public work
• Religions offer wedding traditions
• Spider-Man faces game-changing moment
• Eventista: Mrs. Postal
• Eventista: Weddings at home
• Toledo venues offer unique elements for weddings
• Rangell concert at Navy Bistro on Aug. 18
• Famous plastic surgeon, former Toledoan, dies in accident
• On 75th birthday of Social Security program, 2M+ Ohioans able to avoid poverty, bankrupcy, tragedy
• Golf: Rules? We don’t need no stinking rules!
• McGinnis: 2010’s summer movie season failed to impress
• Rave to offer digital, 3-D, large-format screens
• From the fields to the fairgrounds: tractor pulling returns to Bowling Green
• Fundraiser at Home Slice for couple trying to adopt
• Real Intimacy: Pain and loss of desire
• Women are not making much noise in Hip-Hop
• AAA: Ohio gas prices down 10 cents from last week
• Rogueworks to host All City Elements exhibit
• Woman offers tips for ‘Running of the Brides’
• Glassmen places 12th at World Championship
• Local bakers help brides keep up with wedding cake trends
• McGinnis: Pickles and peppers — Reflections on Tony Packo’s
• Aug. 15 Toledo Free Press e-edition available
• The Eagles to swoop into Huntington Center
• Ohio’s Boehner sends letter to Obama White House: Show us your costly business rules, regulati
• Leader board
• A river of recycling
• Walk this way
• Columbia Gas advoctaes Budget Payment Plan
• Kasich: Run government like a business
• Ohio AG warns of sweepstakes scams
• Ohio Iraq war veteran, freshman Dem Boccieri fires TV flak ad at GOP opponent with help from labor
• Day at the zoo for PKU
• Brundage remembered through music, poetry
• Review: Ohio keeper hurt by elephant broke rules
• Jaffe joins Kaptur, Iott in race for 9th District seat
• Fiske Brothers company comforts the Blank family
• Bowersox corn maze debuts
• Grefe: Local government must commit revenue to Housing Fund
• E.S. Wagner Company discusses I-75/I-475 project
• First Solar’s Sohn to chair Manufacturing Council
• Thieman to head Medical Mutual of Ohio NW Ohio region
• Retirement Guys: Four easy financial tips
• For some Ohioans, brewing debate over high public salaries, benefits clear as the ring in Bell (CA)
• Owens Success reaches Lake HS, Hancock County
• Suite Vibrations offers ‘healing, peace and balance’
• Therapy can help post-tornado anxiety
• Former athletes face challenges to getting back in shape
• Bell: Penn casino is ‘life preserver’
• Glass City ABCs
• McGinnis: ‘Expendables’ delivers
• Casino breaks ground
• Kasich, Portman receive good news in latest Reuters/ISOP poll
• Just you audition
• Toast your favorite charity
• Contest to offer $14,000 bridal package to celebrate the ‘Running of the Brides’
• It’s all fair game
• Blues legend’s son comes to Bowling Green
• Smoke on the Water
• Richardson: Art as activism
• Whiplash: A deadhead sticker on a Cadillac
• Garbage Salad is highlight of Grumpy’s Deli
• An even fresher market
• McGinnis: ‘The Other Guys’ wear out their welcome
• Back from the dead
• lilD: Dear Hip-Hop
• Fine design
• ‘Despicable Me’ leads movie-themed games
• 2010 Poetry and Fiction Winners
• McGinnis: Another look at ‘Inception’
• Toledo Dining Awards 2010
• Festival of India brings Bollywood glamour to Tam-O-Shanter
• Ohio leads states with lowest percentage of government workers
• Anarchy at the Mickey D’s: The McNuggets rage video
• Obama to sign $26 billion state healthcare, education aid bill U.S. House passes overwhelmingly
• Aug. 11 TFP Star e-edition available
• Ohio budget director offers Gov. Strickland a mixed bag of ups and downs in monthly financial report
• ToledoDance Clubb presents a Luau Party with Ballroom Dance lessons
• Family Celebrates One Year Anniversary in Toledo by Welcoming AFS Exchange Student from Germany
• Mother's Day Brunch and Celebration
• Party for the Planet
• Toledo Dance Club every Friday!
• New Law Spells Tax Relief for More Homeowners
• Playfair winner, EMBRACE ARMS by Linda Evans
• Junie B. Jones
• The Night Before Christmas The Whole Story
• Valentine Theatre Gala - Marvin Hamlisch From Broadway To Hollywood
• Lights Before Christmas
• Pumpkin Path
• Leading Ladies
• A Christmas Carol
• Accomplice
• Donate Your Old Cellular Phone & Help Save Lives
• The Gift Of Giving Every Penny Count Fundraiser
• Certified Coaches Federation now in Toledo
• Polish Festival
• The 2008 Art Tatum Jazz Heritage Festival
• Obama in 2008
• Little Boo at The Zoo
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Here's Something Creative

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