Новости за 15.12.2021

GIBSONBURG, Ohio — A Bradner, Ohio, woman suffered critical injuries in a traffic crash following her attempt to pass a vehicle on State Rt. 600 in Sandusky County.

Metroparks Toledo’s Board of Park Commissioners passed multiple financial housekeeping resolutions at its final 2021 meeting on Wednesday in order to keep its ordinary services running without disruption in 2022.

NASSAU, Bahamas — The Bahamas Bowl isn’t just a college football bowl game.

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan legislators late Tuesday passed a $1.5 billion bill with state incentives to land major business projects, including an electric vehicle battery factory that General Motors wants to build in the Lansing area.

DETROIT — The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a challenge to whether a new state commission creating maps for the Legislature and Congress can keep certain business a secret.

BOWLING GREEN — The lynchpin and backbone of Bowling Green State University’s volleyball team has earned her national due.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal charges of violating George Floyd’s civil rights, averting a trial but likely extending the time he is already spending behind bars on a state conviction.

CLEVELAND — Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield tested positive for COVID-19 and will likely miss Saturday’s game against the Las Raiders as Cleveland deals with a widespread virus outbreak, a person familiar with the situation tells the Associated Press.

There’s lots of joy this season at Geer Edibles, Bakery and More.

The Educational Service Center of Lake Erie West is seeking applicants to fill a board vacancy, and the deadline to file is Friday.

A LOVE SONNET FOR BILLIE HOLIDAY

It was Dec. 4, 1956 at Sun Records. Owner Sam Phillips was throwing a Christmas party, and he had four of his musicians provide some holiday carols, old time gospel numbers, and other jams.

A 22-year-old Toledo man was killed early Wednesday in a two-car collision at a southwest Toledo intersection.

Ohio needs a privacy law. A law which protects consumers first and tech companies later.

James E. Moser, a mechanical engineer and business owner who devoted time to the Perrysburg community, died Friday in McLaren St. Luke’s Hospital, Maumee. He was 84.

MILLBURY — Lani Robinson caught fire from 3-point range with six 3s on her way to 30 points as the Lake girls basketball team beat Genoa 73-41 on Tuesday night.

Luke Manges and Matthew Watkins scored 17 points each as the Perrysburg boys basketball team topped Whitmer 83-66 on Tuesday at Perrysburg High School.

Northwest Ohio singing sibling trio Girl Named Tom has won season 21 of The Voice.

A group of third graders at Toth Elementary School planned and organized a drive for Mom's House. The students who organized the drive, turned the drive into a competition for an ice cream sundae party for the class that donated the most items. More than 1,400 items were collected to take to Mom's House and the Ronald McDonald House.

Toledo Board of Education members announced they will fill a recently vacated school board seat before the end of the year.

As Toledo City Council prepares to vote on Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz’s $180.9 million Toledo Recovery Plan, a lengthy discussion took place at Tuesday’s agenda review about the amendment that could hold that process up.

PORT CLINTON — Arica Waters sat with her back straight, a pink pen poised over a legal notepad, as the man she claims assaulted her took the stand before a visiting judge in Ottawa County on Tuesday morning.

Toledo Walleye defenseman and Sylvania native Gordi Myer has earned a call-up to the American Hockey League.

COLUMBUS — On Tuesday's nine-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook school shooting, an Ohio Senate committee set the stage for a full chamber vote on a bill that would allow Ohioans to carry concealed handguns without a permit and the training that goes with it.

Perrysburg native Tanner Dickinson is one of just 25 hockey players in the country who have earned a spot on the U.S. National Junior Team.