Dominique O'Neill
Multimedia Journalist at Gray Television
Multimedia Journalist at WSAW-TV (Wausau, WI)
Reporter/MSJ @WTOL11Toledo IN➡️LA➡️MS➡️OK-WOIO-WTHR-KSLA-WJTV-WSAW Ohio Native. NABJ member.
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6 days ago |
wtol.com | Dominique O'Neill
SWANTON, Ohio — A local nonprofit is creating a powerful space for veterans to connect and heal. Each second Saturday of the month, the organization H.O.O.V.E.S. hosts “Heroes Hangout” in Swanton, providing veterans from across the region a chance to build bonds, share experiences and find peace, sometimes with the help of a horse. H.O.O.V.E.S. is a nonprofit that uses equestrian therapy to support veterans coping with trauma.
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1 week ago |
wtol.com | Dominique O'Neill
LENAWEE COUNTY, Mich. — At just 16 years old, Nicholas Trame, a junior at Sand Creek High School, has become the first Young Marine in Michigan to receive the prestigious Distinguished Order of Merit—recognition for his community service project benefiting senior citizens in Toledo. Trame, a member of the Lenawee County Young Marines, was honored for building outdoor benches for a senior housing complex in Toledo.
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1 week ago |
wtol.com | Dominique O'Neill
DUNDEE, Mich. — Two weeks after the tragic death of 15-year-old Bella Creque, a Dundee High School student who took her own life after being bullied, her family and the community came together to honor her memory with a candlelight vigil and a renewed commitment to combat bullying and support mental health. Bella was described by her loved ones as a vibrant, caring, and talented teenager who was actively involved in her school’s band and sports, including softball, swimming and soccer.
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wtol.com | Dominique O'Neill
TOLEDO, Ohio — After facing one of its toughest years in two decades, Culture Clash Records is experiencing a dramatic turnaround, with this year’s Record Store Day marking its most successful event yet. The Toledo record shop credits its resurgence to community support, local music events, and a renewed focus on delivering what vinyl lovers want.
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1 week ago |
10tv.com | Dominique O'Neill
TOLEDO, Ohio — Two young Toledo brothers were honored at One Government Center on Thursday for their quick thinking during a house fire that helped save their family. Landon Kelley, 8, and Zayden Kelley, 6, received a mayoral proclamation after alerting their parents to the blaze that broke out in their home last month. Landon and Zayden Kelley were recognized for their bravery after their home caught fire while their father was asleep.
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