Mike Brice
Assistant Managing Editor at The Toledo Blade
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Mar 1, 2024 |
toledoblade.com | Mike Brice
Toledo city officials sought to assure residents during a neighborhood meeting that traffic and flooding they fear will be exacerbated by a planned middle school for 3547 Quast Lane can be mitigated with street improvements and detention ponds. “Every time we get a heavy rain, people’s backyards flood,” said Robert Szymanski, of Harvest Lane.
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Feb 8, 2024 |
toledoblade.com | Mike Brice
A motion to pass a special use permit for a new Washington Local middle school failed by a vote of 2-2 at the Toledo-Lucas County Plan Commission meeting Thursday. The matter had been delayed at a plan commission meeting Jan. 11 so a traffic study could be conducted after neighbors in the area of the proposed middle school expressed concerns about congested traffic.
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Feb 6, 2024 |
toledoblade.com | Mike Brice
Caylee Kirby got bitten by the television journalism bug at an early age. Now she has just been promoted to one of the main morning anchors on WTOL-TV, Channel 11. As a little girl growing up in Las Vegas, Kirby used to watch television newscasts with her parents and grandparents and it had a profound effect on the youngster. “My parents and grandparents always had on the network morning news.
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Jan 28, 2024 |
toledoblade.com | David Barkholz |Mike Brice
Being on the cutting edge of new technology can be thrilling, but it can also be tedious and fraught with unexpected challenges and pitfalls. After three months and 3,000 miles with my first electric vehicle — a Subaru Solterra — I can say the positives outweigh the negatives, and I am happy with my purchase from Yark Subaru. I have owned more than a dozen cars over the years — everything from fast sports cars to pickups used to tow our RV.
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Jan 27, 2024 |
toledoblade.com | Debbie Rogers |Mike Brice |David Barkholz
Christian Home Care has fostered a work environment in which the staff and clients feel valued and respected. The locally owned Toledo company providing care for seniors and individuals with disabilities has intentionally created a business culture focused on providing exceptional service to clients with enhanced emphasis on employee well-being, said business owner Sue Wendt. “Boss is a four letter word to me,” Ms. Wendt said recently. “I try not to be bossy.
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