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Monroe, Toledo shelters stretched thin as viewers report people being sent across state line (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - For someone without a place to sleep, being told to try another city may sound like help, but after a report last week on Toledo’s shortage of shelter beds, viewers commenting on the story on Facebook told 13 Action News some people in Monroe were being directed to Toledo. Monroe has people who need shelter. Toledo does too. Right now, neither city has enough room. “Toledo is full,” said Sandra De Steno, executive director of United Way of Greater Toledo. De Steno said that
Bowling Green breaks ground on two new fire stations funded by voter-approved tax (opens the original)
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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTVG) - Bowling Green is growing, and city leaders say its fire stations need to grow with it. Construction is now underway on two new stations, a roughly $25 million investment voters approved last year. “Bowling Green has changed a great deal since our fire stations were built,” said Bowling Green Mayor Mike Aspacher. Moorman said the city has outgrown its current stations. With that growth comes a challenge: getting firefighters where they’re needed, quickly. After six ye
Toledo Museum of Art’s annual Block Party fills Monroe Street (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Art spilled outside the walls of the Toledo Museum of Art Saturday. Hundreds came out for the museum’s 11th annual Block Party, filling Monroe Street with music, dancing and plenty to do. For a few hours, Monroe Street belonged to the party, with live performances, food trucks, art making and plenty of reasons to stick around. 13 Action News anchor Kristian Brown served as emcee for the event. Museum Director Adam Levine said the event is about more than just a good time. “
Toledo shelters warn of looming winter crisis as capacity runs out (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo’s homeless shelters are already mostly full, and with winter closing in, leaders say the region is running out of time to close the gap. It’s not freezing yet, but the Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board says the warning signs are already here. “We’re seeing more and more folks out the street because our shelters are all full. Everybody is full,” said Lisa Pengov, operations manager for the board. Pengov said a key piece of the winter response is now in jeopardy.
Drunk driving crash leaves damaged cars, leaning pole on street, Toledo couple says (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - What started as a call about a leaning utility pole turned into a deeper look at the damage left behind after a crash. Brittany Long said she and her boyfriend woke up Saturday morning to sirens and flashing lights outside their home off Woodsdale and Prouty avenues. “He found out talking to the officers that it was a drunk driver. She ran into both of our cars, hit a pole, then flipped her vehicle,” Long said. The crash report Long shared showed a breath test recorded the
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