Новости за 25.02.2024

There is a tide in the affairs of America, and the big question is whether right now the political seas are at ebb tide or flood tide.

While humans, myself included, are inherently fallible, I find myself extremely troubled by recent events involving Washington Local Schools Board Member Brady Hall. And, although the Board apparently undertook a ceremonial initiative to publicly “disapprove” of Mr. Hall’s conduct, the vote was little more than a scolding finger, which failed to pointedly address the seriousness of Mr. Hall’s actions.

Richard L. Sanders, who served as an attorney for criminal defendants after setting aside a sales career to study law, died Feb. 18 in his Springfield Township home. He was 72.

Suicide has become an equal-opportunity endeavor that invades the psyches of adolescents ranging to the elderly.

Bella Calcamuggio had 19 points seventh-seeded Notre Dame defeated eighth-seeded Bowsher 49-30 in a Division I girls basketball sectional final Saturday at Notre Dame.

DETROIT — Paolo Banchero broke a tie on a three-point play with 0.8 seconds left and finished with 15 points in the Orlando Magic's 112-109 victory over the NBA-worst Detroit Pistons on Saturday night.

BOWLING GREEN — Bowling Green State University hockey took a brief lead in the third period Saturday night, but still ended up on the wrong end of a 3-1 final against Michigan Tech at the Slater Family Ice Arena.

The Maine Mariners scored four unanswered goals, three in the third period, to upend the Toledo Walleye 6-4 on Saturday at the Huntington Center.

CANTON — The strength in numbers the St. Francis de Sales boys swimming and diving program produces year after year is a big reason it left the Division I state meet Saturday at Branin Natatorium with its seventh top-10 finish in eight seasons.

Time will tell if the Toledo women’s basketball team enjoys another storybook run this March.

CANTON — With three of its top competitors returning from last season, the St. Ursula girls swimming and diving team stepped its training up a notch.

Perrysburg left little doubt as to who the top team was at Saturday’s Division I sectional wrestling tournament.

AVON LAKE, Ohio — A trio of St. John's Jesuit wrestlers claimed Division I sectional championships at their respective weight classes on Saturday at Avon Lake High School.

Both Findlay and Bowling Green came into an eagerly anticipated regional semifinal playing their best hockey and peaking at the perfect time.

DeKALB, Ill. — A career-high 32-point effort from Amy Velasco helped the Bowling Green State University women’s basketball team defeat Northern Illinois 82-73 in a Mid-American Conference contest Saturday at the Northern Illinois Convocation Center.

Lines were long in anticipation for the 20th annual Seed Swap, which kicked off at noon Saturday at Scott High School.

Wrestlers grappled their way to first place finishes during the Division I sectional wrestling tournament at Clay High School on Saturday in Oregon.

Savage Arena is bustling with members of the Sammi Mikonowicz fan club during every Toledo women’s basketball game.

JACKSON, Ohio — A small plane crash near an airport in southern Ohio has claimed the lives of three people, authorities said.

With four games left in the regular season, Toledo is back where it has been most of the past three years: alone atop the Mid-American Conference standings.

A call to duty ceremony was held honoring about 150 members of the Ohio Army National Guard’s 1483rd Transportation Company deploying in support of U.S. Central Command on Saturday at Lake High School in Millbury.

Toledo defeated Ball State 70-48 in a Mid-American Conference women’s college basketball game at the University of Toledo’s Savage Arena in Toledo on Saturday.

DETROIT — Alex DeBrincat had two goals and an assist and the Detroit Red Wings scored three times in the first six minutes to overwhelm the St. Louis Blues 6-1 on Saturday.