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New partnership brings locally-grown produce to Toledo’s homebound seniors (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) -A new partnership between Mobile Meals of Toledo and Cultivate Toledo is bringing locally grown produce to homebound seniors. Fresh produce grown a few miles from the Mobile Meals facility is now going into hundreds of meals a day, according to Mobile Meals. Some of the meals prepared at the Mobile Meals kitchen now start on an urban farm in the Vistula neighborhood, about two miles away. Andrew Newby is the executive director of Cultivate Toledo. “We’re creating this truly
Local municipalities could lose millions if Ohio gas tax pauses (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Ohio lawmakers are considering a 90-day gas tax suspension that could bring down gas prices, but it would also come at a cost for local cities and townships that count on the cash. Ohio’s gas tax sits at 38 cents per gallon for gasoline and 47 cents for diesel. The money the state collects is split between the Ohio Department of Transportation and local communities to help fund road and bridge work. If the tax is paused, it could cause a ripple effect for those projects in
Odor near Old West End from suspected gasoline release, prompts EPA response (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Multiple city and state agencies are investigating a gas odor just outside Toledo’s Old West End neighborhood that authorities said is not causing any immediate threat to the public. Toledo Fire and Rescue crews blocked off the area surrounding the Cherry Oil gas station, located at the intersection of Central and Cherry, with caution tape on Tuesday. Officials at the scene told 13 Action News that someone hit a gas pump with their car the other night. While the source has
Adrian city commissioners vote to withdraw from Flock camera contract (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: The attached video aired before city commissioners voted to withdraw from the Flock contract. ADRIAN, Mich. (WTVG) - Adrian city commissioners voted to withdraw from their contract with Flock, ending the city’s use of the license plate reading cameras. The vote took place during a city commissioners meeting Monday night. Adrian Police Chief Vince Enrick had brought a proposal to commissioners to withdraw from the Flock contract, saying the cameras were not as effective as the depa
We the People: Clay High School celebrates 100th anniversary (opens the original)
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OREGON, Ohio (WTVG) - Clay High School is marking 100 years of classes, games and traditions. Over 23,000 students have attended the school since it opened. Clay High School opened its doors to its first class of students on Sept. 13, 1926. The original building had 16 classrooms, and the first graduating class had 21 students, according to Principal Greg Sigg. Today, the school has more than 75 teachers, 21 of whom are Clay High School alumni. Graduating classes now range from 250 to 280 studen
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