
Lily Lowndes
Multimedia Journalist at WTVG-TV (Toledo, OH)
she/hers / multimedia journalist @13abc / @DePaulU grad / Past: @ABC7Chicago intern, @thedepaulia, @14eastmag, Good Day DePaul
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18 hours ago |
13abc.com | Lily Lowndes
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Some city leaders want less bark and more bite for Toledo’s dog regulations. They say right now, there is some confusion among the public about how to get results when they are having problems with dogs. “Left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing, nobody’s responsible and our constituents have no resolution to their dog complaint,” said Council Member Adam Martinez during a city council meeting.
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1 day ago |
wilx.com | Lily Lowndes
DUNDEE, Mich. (WTVG) - Being a young person has its challenges, from dealing with things like the stress of school to bullying, or mental health struggles. In Michigan, state leaders are recommending changes to help children at the place they spend most of their day: school. “Something has to change,” said Deborah Creque, a Michigan mother. “These kids have to be protected.
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1 day ago |
13abc.com | Lily Lowndes
DUNDEE, Mich. (WTVG) - Being a young person has its challenges, from dealing with things like the stress of school to bullying, or mental health struggles. In Michigan, state leaders are recommending changes to help children at the place they spend most of their day: school. “Something has to change,” said Deborah Creque, a Michigan mother. “These kids have to be protected.
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2 days ago |
13abc.com | Lily Lowndes
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - City leaders spoke with residents Monday to inform them of what is going on with the sinkhole on Arlington Avenue. The discussions came as construction expanded for other sanitary sewer issues in the area. Residents like Sally Shaw spoke to city leaders Monday about their concerns with the sinkhole. “It’s difficult for everybody,” Shaw said. She was curious to hear more about the fix. “Some of the questions were answered,” Shaw said. “They don’t know much to tell us.
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5 days ago |
13abc.com | Lily Lowndes
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - They say birds of a feather flock together, but here in Northwest Ohio, bird watchers of all different feathers are flocking together for the Biggest Week in American Birding. It coincides with the height of the season for bird watchers, running from May 9 to May 18. Northwest Ohio is considered the warbler capital of the world because of the many species that fly through our area during their spring migration.
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