Новости за 16.07.2023

LOS ANGELES — Is non-English language music the future of the music business? Perhaps.

Growing up, Eric Hall of Wauseon dreamed of someday owning a “hot rod,” particularly a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu, a car his uncle drove.

A 22-year-old driver died at the scene of a two-vehicle crash, according to a report by the Wood County Sheriff’s Office.

While there have been some questions about photo I.D. and absentee ballot forms with the August special election, the question of folding the absentee ballot is the one most received by the Lucas County Board of Elections.

Follow along below with the leaderboard from the final round of the 2023 Dana Open at Highland Meadows.

Campaign finance reports show U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D. Toledo) will face a formidable challenge in 2024 as one of her opponents outraised her in the second quarter, though the 40-year incumbent still has the advantage in available funds.

Like any sleuth, Jennifer Fisher loves a good mystery.

Sunday Chat is is a weekly feature appearing in The Blade's print and digital platforms each Sunday.

May Pang was many things to John Lennon — friend, lover, assistant, and muse.

It’s not just you: Shopping for airfare is harder than ever. Choosing between basic economy and regular economy fares and navigating add-on fees makes booking more complicated, and that’s no accident. Airlines are harnessing lessons from a still-emerging academic field known as behavioral economics to nudge customers into spending more.

The Lucas County Fair kicked off on Monday, filling the air with the scents of deep-fried favorites.

COLUMBUS — A proposal to make it tougher for voters to amend the Ohio Constitution has been presented as a way of thwarting out-of-state interests from using the document to get what they want over the heads of lawmakers.

Water sports took on a whole new meaning on the Maumee River and canal in and near Grand Rapids, Ohio, last weekend.

After failing in the May special election, the city of Maumee will send its public safety levy back before local voters for the upcoming Nov. 7 election.

Happy National Ice Cream Day to those who celebrate — and who wouldn’t?

One in three people in the United States will develop shingles in their lifetime.

R.K. Narayan said, “You become a writer by writing. It is a yoga.”

MANKIND’S greatest adventure, the exploration of deep space, is certainly coming in the not too distant future, but first scientists must figure out how to send enough food with our astronauts to get them to Mars and back.

The winningest football coach in Northwestern University history was fired last Monday for misconduct in the team locker room.

The Ohio General Assembly is asking us to pass a new amendment to the Ohio Constitution to make three major changes: 1) raise the threshold to pass any amendment to the Constitution to 60 percent of the vote instead of 50 percent plus 1; 2) require signatures from all 88 counties, rather than the current 44 counties, and 3) remove the 10-day period for petitioners to gather additional signatures if they filed an insufficient number of them.

As rumors swirl about the possible relocation of the proposed amphitheater, Waterville citizens should be and are extremely angry based on the feedback I’ve been getting from them since the article in The Blade announcing Hunter Brucks may move the venue (“Waterville amphitheater developer might switch to downtown Toledo,” Thursday).

The citizens of Toledo deserve more comment from Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz over the proposed location of an amphitheater to the downtown Paramount block.

Tom Schweyer, who oversaw libraries in the Lucas County jail and other correctional facilities during a nearly 30-year career with the Toledo Lucas County Public Library system, died July 5 at McLaren Bay Region Hospital in Bay City, Mich. He was 85.

Worry and anxiety are often difficult things to deal with in life, and for children, this is no different.

We have all heard the common adage as children: drink milk to increase bone density.