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Solidarity and aiding awareness Tom Pounds on Toledo’s campaign to ‘Keep Jeep’ and Sarah Ottney on seeing the world through others’ eyes. page 3

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Did you know about City officials, union leaders fightKept to keep Wrangler in Toledo. By Sarah Ottney, page 6 Toledo’s Best Secret?

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n Nov. 25, about 100 Jeep workers and supporters gathered outside One Government Center to express support for a proposed land purchase near the Jeep plant that city officials and union leaders hoped would woo Chrysler into keeping Wrangler production in Toledo.

Wearing red shirts reading “Solidarity on Stickney,” they chanted and carried signs reading “Keep Jeep,” “This is Home” and “Sergio Promised.”

Like the former Southwyck Mall site, the former Textileather site has potential but no committed end-user. Unlike the Southwyck purchase, however, which divided Toledo City Council and passed by a narrow 7-5 vote, the Textileather site elicited only one response: support. On Dec. 2, Council moved to purchase the property with a unanimous vote.

Councilman Tom Waniewski, who was among those critical of the Southwyck purchase, calling it too expensive a gamble once The Andersons dropped out of consideration, said he supported the Textileather purchase.

“With Jeep, we have a viable tenant already there that has been looking for more room,” Waniewski told Toledo Free Press Editor in Chief Thomas F. Pounds Sarah Ottney. “We have to be at the table to play with Chrysler. By not passing this land deal, we would have in essence taken our cards and said we’re done for the night. But with this land purchase at least we’re still at the table, we’re still playing with them ... and hopefully convince them this is still the best place to continue to build Wrangler.”

Although the city is focused on Chrysler, City Development Director Matt Sapara told Ottney officials have also talked to other potential end-users with the goal being to land the biggest economic driver possible for the city.

That would seem to be Chrysler. The company employs more than 6,000 people locally, not to mention those employed by local parts suppliers and other related businesses.

“It matters where you make it and we make it better here than anywhere on this planet,” Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins told Council after the vote.

That’s not just empty praise. Toledo’s assembly complex has submitted to productivity test after productivity test and continuously comes up on top, UAW Local 12 President Bruce Baumhower told Council last week. Toledo builds 240,000 Wranglers per year, working seven days a week, 20-24 hours a day, including holidays — the best production output in the world — and still can’t keep up with demand, he said. Between Cherokee and Wrangler, Toledo produced 50,000 vehicles in October, more than any other North American location has in years, he said.

Despite all that, we still might lose Wrangler. But of course we never go down without a fight. Tuesday’s vote shows Chrysler this city is standing in solidarity with Jeep workers and Toledo’s long history with the brand.

Although Chrysler has indicated it would build another vehicle in Toledo if it pulls Wrangler, the loss would be devastating, Baumhower told Council, pointing to Chrysler’s ambitious five-year plan of expanding Wrangler’s market globally.

“Do we want to play in that sandbox that we built? That’s gonna get a whole lot bigger?” Baumhower asked Council on Nov. 25. “Hell yes, we do.

That’s the one we want to build.”

Yes, we do. Go big or go home. This is home. We’re going all in. O Thomas F. Pounds is president and publisher of Toledo Free Press.

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arlier this week on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1), a Mother Atlanta, that AIDS is now an epidemic and have over 600 cases?

Speakes: What’s AIDS? Jones article made the rounds online. It featured porKinsolving: Over a third of them have died. It’s known tions of transcripts from 1982, 1983 and 1984 White House press conferences in which journalist Lester Kin- as “gay plague.” (Laughter.) No, it is. I mean it’s a pretty serious thing that one in every three people solving questioned President Ronald Reathat get this have died. And I wondered if the gan’s press secretary Larry Speakes about the president is aware of it? administration’s knowledge of and reaction Speakes: I don’t have it. Do you? (Laughter.) to the growing AIDS epidemic.

Kinsolving: No, I don’t.

While numbers cited by Kinsolving inSpeakes: You didn’t answer my question. creased from 600 cases in 1982 to an estimated Kinsolving: Well, I just wondered, does the 300,000 cases just two years later, the response president — — jocularity and laughter — remained the Speakes: How do you know? (Laughter.) same. (It’s unclear from written transcripts Kinsolving: In other words, the White who, exactly, is laughing, but as such press conHouse looks on this as a great joke? ferences are typically a room full of journalists Sarah Ottney Speakes: No, I don’t know anything hosted by a few administration members, it about it, Lester. likely included other press corps members.)

Kinsolving: Does the president, does anybody in the White An interaction from Oct. 15, 1982, begins: Kinsolving: Larry, does the president have any reaction to House know about this epidemic, Larry? n Ottney CONTINUES ON 4 the announcement [from] the Centers for Disease Control in Thomas F. Pounds, President/Publisher tpounds@toledofreepress.com

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n his First Letter in the Bible, the Apostle John writes that the new commandment, one which Jesus always taught his disciples, is to love one another in truth and action, not in word or speech, living this out as you give selflessly of yourselves to see that others in need are helped or — as in the case of Toledo Area Ministries’ (TAM) Feed Your Neighbor (FYN) program — fed.

As FYN director, I see examples of this every day as our pantry coordinators and volunteers give selflessly of their time and abilities — sometimes up to 40 valuable hours a week filling the pantry shelves so others don’t go hungry. They drive their own vehicles around the city to pick up food.

Then they store the food, stock the shelves and keep the pantry clean and welcoming.

They help visitors select the best foods for their households from the pantry shelves, and then they help them out to the car with Donnajean it. They do endless paperwork. They net- STOCKMASTER work with other pantries and organizations to present the best, freshest and most nutritious foods to those in need — all for zero dollars in payment but endless gifts from the heart. I give thanks to God for them, always!

TAM’s Feed Your Neighbor Program is celebrating 40 years of service to those in the Toledo area who are experiencing food insecurity — the approximately one in five Lucas County residents who are hungry and unsure of what, where or when their next meal will be. This may be a first time or singular experience, or a regular occurrence for families that have been accessing food pantries on a chronic, long-term basis. Most are unemployed, underemployed, disabled, seniors or military families. They visit the FYN pantry in their neighborhood on the day and time it’s open, once a month, to receive a generous three-day supply of food, enough for everyone in their household. We believe in “client choice.” Pantry volunteers help visitors “shop” the pantry shelves to make their own choice of the nutritious foods they like to eat and are able to prepare.

FYN is a network of 13 food pantries throughout the Toledo area, including one in Ottawa Lake, Michigan, and the newest at Toledo Campus Ministries (TCM), a collaboration between FYN, TCM and the University of Toledo Center for Experiential Learning & Career Development.

However, despite all our efforts, hunger in our neighborhoods is not going away. Last year, 68,450 people were helped by FYN. Our pantry coordinators all reported record numbers this past September and October.

Serving this number of people is only possible through the generosity and compassion of our community. All of our pantries are run and staffed by volunteers. Each pantry is located in a church or community center that offers the space and utilities at no charge to FYN so that all of the money donated to FYN is spent on food. We rely very heavily on food drives, personal donations and all the food we can get either free or at minimal cost from local food banks — so heavily, in fact, that it only costs FYN approximately $1 per person for a three-day supply of food.

How can you help? Stop by The Village Idiot in Maumee between 2-8 p.m. this Sunday, Dec. 7, to “Raise Some Cash.” Cost is $5 per person.

Proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit FYN’s Augsburg Lutheran Church Pantry. There will be lots of charity items, including local artwork, up for raffle and available for purchase plus some great local bands playing lots of Johnny Cash tunes.

In case you can’t make it, the next best way is to donate money or food to Feed Your Neighbor. Send a check to: TAM Feed Your Neighbor Program, 3043 Monroe St., Toledo OH 43606. Or donate online at www. tamohio.org and be sure to designate it for FYN. Check out FYN’s website for information on pantry locations and schedules. We also put info about our upcoming food drives and fundraisers on the site and Facebook. Contact me for more information.

Many thanks from our hearts for all the times you have donated to or even prayed for Feed Your Neighbor. Please keep it up! O Donnajean Stockmaster is program director for Feed Your Neighbor. She can be reached at dstockmaster@tamohio.org or (419) 242-7401, ext. 145.

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A Toledo tradition since 2005 ToledoFreePress.com n OTTNEY CONTINUED FROM 3 Speakes: I don’t think so. I don’t think there’s been any — Kinsolving: Nobody knows?

Speakes: There has been no personal experience here, Lester.

That right there is the telling line for me. In other words, if it isn’t happening to me, it isn’t happening at all.

I don’t quote this particular conversation to throw Speakes under the bus or cast aspersions on Reagan, but only to point out how easy it is to ignore or make light of something that doesn’t affect you or anyone you know. And how hard it is to stomach someone doing so when it does.

Ohio Sen. Rob Portman reversed his stance on same-sex marriage last year when his then-21-year-old son came out as gay. Suddenly the issue was personal. Brian and Cindy Hoeflinger of Ottawa Hills became national advocates against teen drinking after their 18-year-old son was killed by a drunk driver — himself. It wasn’t that they didn’t care before. But suddenly the issue was personal.

On Dec. 2, Toledo City Council voted 12-0 to amend language referring to sexual orientation in the city’s ordinance against hate crime to include “a person’s actual or perceived heterosexuality, bisexuality, homosexuality or gender identity, by orientation or practice.”

Candice Milligan, a transgender woman who was attacked and robbed Downtown last month, was there.

“It’s important to help people who live here, who are a member of this community, feel safe and also to send a message that hate crimes are not going to be tolerated here, that that kind of behavior isn’t going to be tolerated here and this is a place where that’s not welcome,” she told me after the vote.

Toledo’s move is a step in the right direction, advocates said, but Ohio still doesn’t include sexual orientation in its hate crimes statute, which means it’s difficult to charge crimes allegedly motivated by sexual orientation as hate crimes.

Asked by another reporter how she was doing, Milligan said that’s a difficult question. Speaking through her teeth, her broken jaw still wired shut, she said she’s “getting by.” It’s “back and forth,” she said. Mostly forth, I hope. She was also in court when one of her alleged attackers came before a judge. Her build is slight.

But she’s clearly strong.

“Keith” expressed a common sentiment when he posted a comment on that story online: “‘Hate Crime’ destroys equality in our judicial system.

Yes, one more special group was added to the club, but it sends the message that certain people have more value than others. If a person attacks a transgender person as opposed to an elderly woman in a robbery, ITS THE SAME CRIME, but now the homosexuals are demanding more punishment than the

elderly woman who also could have been the victim in this example, which just makes the judgement less fair for the defendant. Or what if a homosexual attacks a heterosexual and the heterosexual in self defense injures the homosexual… was it a “hate crime”?

The words ‘Hate Crime’ need to be removed from the equality that is intended in justice for all.”

Keith and those who subscribe to this view misunderstand the very notion of hate crime. A crime against a person who happens to be transgender or black or Muslim doesn’t make it a hate crime.

It’s a hate crime if the action is motivated primarily because of the person’s real or perceived sexual orientation, race, religion, etc. It is different.

Two years ago, I talked to Ed Hoffman about the 35th anniversary of the Holiday With Heart Charity Gayla.

Hoffman is one of the founders of the event, which has grown from a small gathering of friends to nonprofit status and an annual dinner-dance that raises thousands of dollars for local LGBT causes. This year’s event, which Toledo Free Press sponsors, is Dec. 7.

Hoffman’s voice broke as he told me the Gayla is special because it’s a place where members of the LGBT commu-

nity can relax among those who accept and support them.

“Unless you are in our community, you really don’t have a clue,” Hoffman said “Things you take for granted. You and your boyfriend or husband or whomever, you can dance slow all you want, nice and close and warm. We can’t.

Unless we’re among our own.

“You can feel comfortable there. You can hold hands together. You can kiss each other. You can dance. It’s wonderful to be able to dance with your partner, slowly, and not feel like who’s watching or feeling ill at ease.”

No matter what your personal view on someone’s sexual orientation, race, religion or anything else, everyone has a right to feel safe and be treated equally.

I wasn’t at the White House on Oct. 15, 1982. I wasn’t in Ferguson, Missouri, on Aug. 9. I wasn’t at 13th and Madison, Missouri, on Nov. 3.

I will probably never truly understand what it’s like to live as an AIDS patient, a black man or transgender woman. But it’s our job as fellow citizens, as human beings, to try. O Sarah Ottney is editor in chief of Toledo Free Press. Contact her at sottney@ toledofreepress.com.

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With a unanimous vote approving the purchase of 28.8 acres of land near Jeep’s Toledo Assembly Complex, Toledo City Council hopes it dealt city leaders another round at the table with Chrysler and a fighting chance to keep Wrangler production in Toledo.

Council voted 12-0 during its Dec. 2 meeting to buy the former Textileather property for $738,000.

Local officials have been in talks with the auto company about Wrangler’s future in Toledo since Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne’s surprise comments during an interview at the Paris Auto Show in October that Wranglers may move from Toledo if the model switched to an aluminum unibody design.

Toledo’s plant is set up for steel body-on-frame production. Shutting the plant down for six months to retool for aluminum would be too costly, as the plant already can’t keep up with demand for Wranglers even working nearly around the clock, UAW Local 12 President Bruce Baumhower told Council during an agenda review session Nov. 25. That session

was attended by more than 100 Jeep workers wearing red “Solidarity on Stickney” shirts.

“This whole problem we’re facing has been caused by their phenomenal success,” he said. “They can’t shut that plant down for one minute.

“Yes, there’s some risk in saying, ‘Hey, we’re going to buy this land and we don’t have a commitment from Chrysler.’ But you’ve got to weigh that against if we don’t do this, it’s game over. It’s gone,” Baumhower said.

“Now what we’re saying is, ‘Let’s give him something to think about.’”

Discussions so far have been about replacing Wrangler with another Chrysler model, Baumhower said.

“There’s been no conversation about keeping Wrangler in Toledo because there was no scenario where it would work — until today,” he said after the vote. “This puts us back in the game and allows us to have some future dialogue with the corporation about keeping Wrangler here in Toledo.”

Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins praised the decision.

“It matters where you make it and we make it better here than anywhere on this planet,” Collins said. n JEEP CONTINUES ON 7

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City purchases land near Jeep in hopes of keeping Wrangler

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n JEEP CONTINUED FROM 6 The next step is closing on the property, which the city anticipates by mid-December, said Matt Sapara, the city’s director of business and economic development.

The cost of environmental remediation at the site, expected to start early next year, has been estimated at $1.2 million. A carcinogen, PCB,

had been found in the soil and the Ohio and U.S. Environmental Protection Agencies are both involved in cleanup plans, he said. The site’s current owner, Textileather, will provide $1.75 million to cover the job.

“It’s a little bit of a challenge for us, but I think we put ourselves in the best position we could possibly be in by acquiring the land and giving

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The Textileather site along with the 4.1-acre former MedCorp property the city acquired in October plus

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a few other smaller parcels would bring the city’s total acreage in the area to 70, Sapara said.

The city has talked with Chrysler as well as several other potential endusers, he said.

“Obviously Chrysler is our No. 1 and the end-user we’re hoping for, but my goal is to get the biggest economic impact for the community out of the disposition of that property, whoever that end-user happens to be,” he said.

A new meeting date with Chrysler has not been set, Sapara said, but the city is hoping to meet before the end of the year.

Chrysler spokeswoman Jodi Tinson declined to comment.

Councilman Tom Waniewski, who was critical of Council’s 7-5 vote last month to purchase the former Southwyck Mall site, said he was in support of the Textileather purchase.

“With Jeep, we have a viable tenant already there that has been looking for more room, so it’s not like we have no players there,” Waniewski

said. “The Southwyck property — once The Andersons dropped out of that, I thought, ‘We’re gonna end up holding the bag again.’

“We have to be at the table to play with Chrysler. By not passing this land deal, we would have in essence taken our cards and said we’re done for the night. But with this land purchase at least we’re still at the table, we’re still playing with them ... and hopefully convince them that’s still the best place to continue to build Wrangler.”

It wouldn’t only be Jeep workers affected if Wrangler left. Parts suppliers and Toledo’s economy in general would also be impacted, Baumhower said.

Frank Rao of Toledo, who works in the stock department on Toledo’s Jeep Cherokee line, came out to the rally last week to support his co-workers on the Wrangler line.

“I think it’s important we all stick together as one voice,” Rao said. “Cherokee and Wrangler, we’re all one big family. It would be a hit to everyone if we lost the Wrangler.” O

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Kenny Hetrick has cared for large exotic animals at his Tiger Ridge Exotics compound near Stony Ridge for 40 years, and not once has one of his animals escaped or harmed someone, he said during a recent interview.

Hetrick prides himself on his safety record, but the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) sees it differently.

The ODA recently inspected Hetrick’s property after sending him a letter giving him 10 days to either comply with a state regulation to obtain a permit or hand over his animals.

Hetrick was in violation of a state law passed in 2012 that regulates the exotic animal industry. The law was signed after a 2011 incident near Zanesville in which dozens of exotic animals were shot and killed by law enforcement after being released by their owner.

The letter to Hetrick set off a flurry of news articles, a Facebook page in support of saving Hetrick’s animals and action by the ODA to get Hetrick into compliance.

However, at least two exotic animal experts have accused Hetrick of drag-

ging his feet and not accepting help when it was offered. They called him “stubborn,” a man who loves his animals, but who can’t care for them anymore. Hetrick refutes that.

Hetrick has had two years to come into compliance with the law, but he said the permit process is expensive, and he’s “not a millionaire.”

But thanks to donations by several hundred of Hetrick’s friends, he was able to submit the permit application with the $1,000 fee. He also made upgrades to his compound as required by state regulators, which included new fencing, spaying or neutering and microchipping the animals and paying a $500,000 insurance fee.

“Everything they required, I did,” Hetrick said. “So what’s next? What’s next, I have no clue.”

The ODA remains tight-lipped about its findings at Tiger Ridge. Erica Hawkins, ODA communications director, would not comment on the inspection results or whether Hetrick would be approved or denied a permit.

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Hetrick calls Tiger Ridge a safe haven for his animals, many of which he’s had for 40 years. The compound at 5359 Fremont Pike in Perrysburg houses six tigers and a black leopard, which are considered endangered animals, as well as two lions, a Kodiak brown bear, a liger, a bobcat and a wolf hybrid.

Andrew Schuman, a Bowling Green attorney representing Hetrick, said his client has been licensed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for “years and years” (since 1987, according to Hetrick) and has always been in compliance. However, there are no federal regulations for exotic animals.

The state law was considered necessary in response to the release of dozens of bears, big cats, wolves and primates by their owner, Terry Thompson, near Zanesville in 2011.

Thompson committed suicide afterward. Most of those animals were killed by law enforcement.

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them. Those who possessed the animals before Jan. 1, 2014, are allowed to get a permit to keep them.

Tiger Ridge is not exempt from the law because it is not an accredited sanctuary with the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries.

So far, the ODA has issued permits to more than 60 owners.

Hawkins said the ODA’s demands for compliance are basic requirements, nothing a responsible animal owner wouldn’t want for his or her compound.

Tim Harrison of Outreach for Animals is a former police officer and former owner of exotic animals who now trains first responders in how to handle them. He said he offered to donate fencing to Hetrick when he was having difficulties finding the money to HARRISON upgrade his facility. But Hetrick said no, Harrison said, leading him to believe Hetrick was just a stubborn person, not interested in doing what was right for the animals.

“We have been trying to help him for years,” said Harrison, who operates out of Dayton.

Bobbi Brink with Lions, Tigers & Bears, an animal rescue and sanctuary in California, said she also ran up against Hetrick’s alleged stubbornness when she offered to take his animals for him when he ran afoul of the new law.

She said Hetrick flat out refused, saying, “If I can’t have my animals, then no one can have them.”

“I believe the state is going to take action,” Brink said. “In all honesty, for us here, we’re going to be dealing with him now or later. With private owners, they don’t want to give up, but they run out of food, cages break down, so they finally figure out they can’t provide for the animals.”

Hetrick denied those claims, and said he has plenty of friends who helped him out of his jam. Hetrick has said he only wants to care for the animals, most of which are old, until they die. He is not rescuing any new animals.

“Most people who do what I do don’t let people on their property,” Hetrick said. “I’ve always been open (to the public) since day one. Never a day goes by that someone’s not here. There’s nothing to hide. I don’t advertise, and there’s no fee. I have a donation box. I don’t make a penny. This is what I like, this is what I do.

“I’m not real sure what they’re (ODA) going to come up with, but whatever they want me to do, I’m going to do it, and I have 1,200 friends who will help me. They’ve been helping me all along.” O

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Toledo strengthens hate crime law to include transgender people

By Sarah Ottney

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Toledo City Council recently approved new language to strengthen the city’s existing hate crime law, adding language that clarifies and expands the section related to sexual orientation.

The former ordinance, Toledo Municipal Code Section 554.06, read: “‘Intimidation’ under this section means committing a specified crime against an individual, or group, exclusively or in part, because of that victim’s race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, handicap, age or sexual orientation.”

In the new ordinance, Toledo Municipal Code Chapter 555, the word “intimidation” is replaced by “hate crime” and the phrase “sexual orientation” is replaced by a broader description: “a person’s actual or perceived heterosexuality, bisexuality, homosexuality or gender identity, by orientation or practice.”

The updated language, passed by a 12-0 vote during City Council’s Dec. 2 meeting, comes after the robbery and assault of transgender woman Candice Milligan in Downtown Toledo last month.

Milligan, whose broken jaw is still wired shut, attended the meeting and said she was happy with the vote.

“I was here to make sure the hate crimes ordinance passed as it should have been,” Milligan said. “It’s important to help people who live here who are a member of this community feel safe and also to send a message that hate crimes are not going to be tolerated here, that that kind of behavior isn’t going to be tolerated here and this is a place where that’s not welcome.”

Milligan told police she heard homophobic and transphobic comments before being attacked by three men near 13th Street and Madison Avenue at 2:50 p.m. Nov. 3. One suspect, Christopher Temple, has been charged with aggravated robbery and felonious assault. He has pleaded not guilty and has a trial set for later this month. The other two alleged attackers have not been identified.

City Law Director Adam Loukx said the city wanted to flesh out the language “just to be clear.”

“Our prior ordinance on the books was not as complete in terms of definition,” Loukx said. “This clarifies the ordinance and tightens it up. Just to make sure, we wanted to make sure we spelled it out very clearly.”

However, the city’s ordinance af-

fects only offenses up to first-degree misdemeanors, such as traffic violations and nuisance housing violations, not felonies, such as Milligan’s assault, Loukx said. Felonies are charged under state law, which does not include sexual orientation or gender identity in its hate crime statute.

“To the extent where a situation may arise where a misdemeanor is the level of offence, it’s certainly a valuable tool in enforcement and would allow the city to treat it with the maximum degree of seriousness,” Loukx said.

David Crafts, executive director of EqualityToledo, applauded the effort, but said more work is needed.

“It’s a good positive step,” Crafts said. “EqualityToledo is very impressed with the speed that City Council, especially Councilman Jack

Ford, approached the topic and got some changes made.

“I appreciate the clear delineation between sexual orientation and gender identity, which are two very different things and many people continue to lump them into the same category. I’m also excited they’ve changed the verbiage to include the word hate crime, because we know many crimes are motivated by hate.”

Crafts said many hate crimes go unreported by the victim out of fear. He said EqualityToledo is interested in talking to Toledo Police about establishing a liaison to the LGBT community to “continue to make inroads toward social justice.”

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Girl Scout cookies to be sold online — but not in Northwest Ohio

Yes, Girl Scout cookies will now be available to order online — but not in Northwest Ohio.

Eighty-nine of the 112 Girl Scout councils in the U.S. are participating in the new Digital Cookie program, according to the Girl Scouts website.

However, Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, which encompasses 32 counties in western Ohio and southeast Indiana, including Lucas County, opted out of participating this year, said communications and marketing manager Amanda Aldrich.

“While Digital Cookie represents an exciting enhancement of the iconic Girl Scout Cookie Program, the virtual sales platform that launches in the 2014– 2015 cookie season is simply phase one of what will become a much broader and more robust program, and Girl

Scouts of Western Ohio is not among the councils participating in this initial phase of the program,” Aldrich wrote in an email to Toledo Free Press.

Digital Cookie offers two sales platforms: via email, which invites users to visit a personalized cookie website to order online, or via in-person orders using a mobile app that allows for credit card processing and direct shipping.

Among regional councils offering digital sales are Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan and Girl Scouts of North East Ohio.

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Girl Scout from a council participating in online sales can receive an emailed invitation from that scout and have their cookies shipped for a fee. For safety reasons, online sales are only available via invitation, according to the Girl Scouts website. As with traditional cookie sales, funds raised from online cookie sales will stay with the local council operating the sale.

Digital sales start in mid-December and traditional sales start mid-January.

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Faced with the staggering statistic that 60,000 Lucas County residents over age 25 do not have a high school diploma or equivalent degree, Cherry Street Mission Ministries and Penta Career Center have teamed up to try to lower that number.

Cherry Street Mission, headquartered on 17th Street in Downtown Toledo, purchased the former Macomber High School on Monroe Street in 2013 and has spent the past year readying it to become its new Life Revitalization Center.

Now through a collaboration with Penta Career Center, it offers GED and ABLE (Advocates for Basic Legal Equality) services at the location. Classes started Dec. 1 with 15-20 in attendance.

“We know how to transform and stabilize lives, and we know how to stay with them and bring them to the fullness of healing,” said Dan Rogers, president and CEO of Cherry Street Mission. “Conversely, we don’t have any idea how to vocationally train, so the partnership of holistically reaching someone under the same roof is key.

Every time you move somebody or ask them to move, that creates a barrier.

One-roof systems are just key.”

Also in the works is a potential expansion of Toledo Public Schools’ (TPS) adult education programs, the first step in a series of moves the Cherry Street Mission hopes will eventually make Macomber a fullblown residential vocational and career center.

There has also been talk from TPS of a reborn Macomber concept nearby that would bring vocational training back to high school students.

A Dec. 4 ribbon cutting was attended by several local dignitaries, including Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins, validating Rogers’ assertion that this new partnership is “a top five economic development story for our region.”

Penta Superintendent Ron Matter believes that with this new affiliation, further adult training coming soon, and a possible new Macomber High School, this particular area is primed for good things.

“What a corridor that could be to have adult options, and to get this

up and running with the other programs,” Matter said. “This really could be quite a hub.”

Rogers said the former DeVilbiss High School currently offers adult training and is in early discussions with TPS about those programs potentially moving to the new Macomber site, in an effort to consolidate efforts all under one roof.

Both Cherry Street Mission and Penta expect their efforts will increase access to those who are experiencing homelessness and poverty.

“It’s amazing how things come together with just a conversation,” Matter said. “We struck up a conversation with Dan (Rogers). He explained how he wanted to revitalize Macomber High School and it all fell into place.”

Matter said Cherry Street Mission clients remain their initial priority, but soon they want to open it up to all area residents.

“It’s something that’s very exciting and going to be a big piece of the City of Toledo,” Matter said. “Partnering with Cherry Street to help others lift themselves up, that’s good stuff to be involved with.”

Cherry Street Mission has steadily been making behind-the-scenes renovations to the Macomber property as funds became available. The property has a new parking lot, roof and heating system. Work has also been done in sections of the building, such as the auto shop, to repair their own fleet and practice how things might look if vocational services were to return to the 76-year-old structure that closed its doors to high school students in 1991.

The University of Toledo donated classroom furniture to aid the cause.

“We’re looking for other partners to get on board with us to get these services on the old Macomber site,” Matter said. “It has such a rich tradition at Macomber. It just makes too much sense.”

Founded in 1947, Cherry Street Mission Ministries serves 900 meals a day and provides shelter and programming to more than 250 people every night. It is privately funded and does not receive government funding.

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The Lucas County Commissioners filed a lawsuit Dec. 2 against the City of Toledo for a breach of contract for

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As part of a budget-cutting strategy, Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins decided in October to have inmates booked under state law rather than city municipal code. The shift is expected to save the city $4 million, while costing the county the same amount. The county could also face an additional $5 million in costs for city inmates transported and housed at the regional jail near Stryker in Williams County due to overcrowding issues at Lucas County’s jail.

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Anyone who has slid behind the wheel of a Ford Mustang, revved up the thundering engine and felt the thrill of being thrown back in the bucket seat when accelerating knows the power of the pony.

“Holiday Horsepower” is a small part of Holidays at the Manor House at Wildwood Preserve Metropark running Dec. 6-14 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free.

All you’ll want to do, as Wilson Pickett sang on the 1966 hit, is ride around; Sally is optional.

It’s been 50 years since Mustangmania first galloped across America.

Coupes, ragtop convertibles, fastbacks, GTs, Cobras and Shelbys have rumbled down the road over the years.

That silver steed gleaming on the grille first caught my attention at age 4 when a neighbor drove home her new blue beauty. Shortly after that, Santa brought me my own Mustang; it was orange and came in a Hot Wheels set.

Fast-forward to when I took the reins of a new pony car. My 2011 Mustang has a 305-horsepower, 3.7liter V6 engine and is a smooth, sweet ride. The auto with the iconic logo continues to captivate me — and car fans everywhere.

Thoroughly smitten, I wanted to pay tribute to that lifelong love as the stylish legend celebrates its 50th anniversary. How perfect that 2014 is the

Year of the Horse, according to the Chinese zodiac.

So, giddyup and take a gander!

Mustang décor and more will be parked in the Manor House’s basement appropriately by the iron horse aka the train display.

Other themes featured in the Georgia Colonial mansion include Peanuts, “A Christmas Story,” “Star Wars,” Elf on the Shelf, sock monkeys, owls and ugly Christmas sweaters.

This is the 39th year for the event, which draws 15,000-18,000 visitors annually and is made possible by more than 500 volunteers, according to Angela Metcalf, program production specialist with the Metroparks of Toledo Area.

“I think people come back every year for that sense of home that we create in the Manor House and the inspiration to kick off their holiday season and to bring the holidays into their own home,” Metcalf said.

Visitors are asked to add to that warmth by bringing mittens, gloves, hats and scarves to decorate a tree in the basement. Everything on the mitten tree will be donated to Toledo Public Schools and given to children in need, Metcalf said.

The holiday café and craft show will take place in the nearby Metroparks Hall and a minibus will circle the park to give visitors a lift from the parking lots to the Manor House.

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Former Bowling Green State University roommates Ryan Fowler and Kevin Goldner have turned being proud alumni into a profession.

On Sept. 13, they launched BG Memories, an online store of BGSU apparel.

The company was founded in response to the lack of apparel options for alumni no longer living in the area.

Fowler and Goldner, who currently live in the Cincinnati area, discovered the demand for BG apparel outside Northwest Ohio was higher than the supply. Now, BG Memories makes it easier for anyone in the United States to purchase Falcon memorabilia.

“What we realized in the last month is that alumni have been craving [opportunities] to buy not only merchandise, but one-of-a-kind designs,” Fowler said.

The online store will conjure familiar memories for any BGSU alumnus; Designs include Brathaus, Campus Quarters, Myles’ Pizza and The Battle for the Peace Pipe.

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These designs are featured in The Memory Collection, created with the culture of Bowling Green in mind. The store features two other collections, Fanwear and Vintage, which use of-

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The biggest response has been for hockey apparel, including a shirt commemorating BGSU’s 1984 NCAA National Championship, Fowler said.

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A group of Swanton-area residents opposed to a planned natural gas pipeline found a receptive audience in the Swancreek Township trustees.

Though the trustees stopped short of issuing a resolution against the pipeline, they expressed frustration at their Dec. 1 meeting at getting information from officials planning the NEXUS Gas Transmission project.

Trustee Pamela Moore said she has been asking for information since Nov. 11 from Mark Wagoner, the Toledo lawyer representing NEXUS locally, but she said he suggested meeting privately. Moore told the audience of about 30 people at the trustee meeting she did not want a meeting that was not public.

A resolution may be proposed for a vote at the start of the township’s annual budget meeting on Dec. 8 at the township hall, 5565 County Road D in Delta.

Though she said she was likely to side with local property owners, Moore said she wanted to “do my due diligence” before formally opposing the project.

Wagoner, responding to a phone message, referred all questions to NEXUS spokesman Arthur Diestel.

Diestel, responding by e-mail to a series of questions, pointed out NEXUS hosted nine informational meetings along the study corridor for affected landowners and is conducting an economic impact study with Ohio State University, which it plans to share with local officials. The project is in its early stages and “there will be multiple other opportunities ... for impacted landowners and stakeholders

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JIM: Because “Star Wars” is “back,” content. When it was revealed that the upcoming “Star Wars” sequel I’d say. Another friend said it was like — “The Force Awakens” — would JJ Abrams & Co. saying, “Don’t worry. see its first teaser trailer released in a We’ve got this,” and I have to say I handful of theaters over Thanksgiving pretty much agree with that. Maybe weekend, fans the world over salivated some people forget that we’re a little at the news. When the trailer was re- more than a year out from the film’s leased online on Nov. 28, the reaction release, and that this is only a teaser to was swift and rapturous. It seemed whet the appetite.

A little historical perspective: that every “Star Wars” enthusiast the world over was thrilled with what they When I saw the very first “Star Wars” saw, and couldn’t wait to tell everyone teaser trailer in January of ’77, I gleaned little to no story or plot from else all about it.

Strange, given how the trailer it- it. It was a jumble of images that I let self really offered no information at wash over me, and began to speculate all about the plot, characters or much over. I guessed the Tusken Raiders of anything about the new film, be- awaited Luke and Leia at the other 3661 Devers_Collision_TFP95_Layout 1 8/30/12 1:28 PM Page 1 yond the fact that the new lightsaber end of their swing across the chasm

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— who knew? Flash forward to now.

Same thing: a bright burst of “Star Wars” and I’m a kid again.

I’ll be honest with you. I just went with it and allowed my gut to tell me what to think. And I thought it was pretty cool. The real trailer will come eventually and we’ll get some idea of the story. I’m not worried about it. For now, I’m assured that Abrams & Co. are delivering a “Star Wars” film that echoes the past and delivers the future, and that feels pretty good.

JEFF: But are fans setting themselves up for a great fall? I remember the overwhelming excitement that accompanied the early trailers for “Episode I,” and the general response to the film itself was significantly more muted. As you said, you filled in most of the excitement and ideas yourself when you were a kid, and that same excitement fills you now. But considering how little you were given, it feels like you — and many fans — are doing

the heavy lifting yourselves.

Yes, this is a teaser trailer, and the film is still over a year away. But that hasn’t stopped fans the world over from praising this snippet of footage as proof that Abrams has a firm grasp on the universe he has inherited. But there’s really no concrete evidence either way, based upon what we have seen. Trailers convinced me Abrams would deliver a great “Star Trek” experience, too, and in my opinion, he went 0-for-2 there. I’m not saying “The Force Awakens” WON’T be a great “Star Wars” movie. I’m just approaching this with caution — as a fan who has been burned before by trailers that offered considerably more meat to chew on than this one.

JIM: I totally get what you’re saying, but my gut — my sensitivity to the Force, if you will — tells me that they’re at least heading in the right direction. And yes, “Star Wars”

fans, like most all other genre fans, can be their own worst enemy. With this teaser, I can really only speak for myself when I say that I don’t think I’m kidding myself by being optimistic for the film.

From what we know and what we’ve seen, it appears as if they’re trying to be all-inclusive: diversity in casting, mystery in action, humor, dark fantasy, sly wrinkles on existing “Star Wars” iconography — it’s all there in the teaser, which I see as being carefully thought out.

In some ways, it’s fairly masterful, because it sends a message without giving much away. It provides excitement, and despite some grumblings and the typical naysaying, as well as a few nuggets of mind-boggling racism over the casting John Boyega, the excitement seems heartfelt to this “Star Wars” fan. Maybe the supposed wounds over the prequels are healing. O

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Compiled by Matt Liasse Events are subject to change.

MUSIC

Angelo’s Northwood Villa

Popular meeting spot for gangsters during Prohibition. 6630 S. Dixie Hwy., Erie. (734) 6360954 or angelosnorthwoodvilla.net.

O Tom Szor on piano, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

Bar 145º

Featuring burgers, bands and bourbon.

5304 Monroe St. (419) 593-0073 or bar 145toledo.com.

O The Menus: 10:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dec. 5.

O That 80’s Band: 10:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dec. 6.

O Claire Cooper: 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dec. 10.

O Chris Knopp: 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dec. 11.

The Blarney Irish Pub

601 Monroe St. (419) 418-2339 or www.the blarneyirishpub.com.

O “Toledo’s Best Singers” Karaoke: 7-11 p.m.

Wednesdays.

O The Bridges: Dec. 5.

O Toraigh an Sonas, The Bridges: Dec. 6.

Bronze Boar

20 S. Huron St. (419) 244-2627 or www.bronzeboar.com.

O Open mic with Steve Finelli and Oliver Roses: Mondays.

O Open mic and Steve Kennedy: Thursdays.

O Stonehouse: Dec. 5.

O Beg To Differ: Dec. 6.

Dégagé Jazz Café

301 River Road, Maumee. $5 weekends for cafe seating. (419) 794-8205 or www.degage jazzcafe.com.

O Gene Parker: Tuesdays.

O Gene Parker & Friends: Wednesdays.

O Cynthia Kaay Bennett: Dec. 5.

O Lori Lefevre Johnson: Dec. 6.

Doc Watson’s

1515 S. Byrne Road. (419) 389-6003 or doc-

watsonstoledo.com.

O Sporcle Live Trivia: Thursdays.

7-9 p.m. Thursdays.

Durty Bird

What began as an antique store in Chicago turned into a string of more than 200 eateries nationwide, including Toledo. 4038 Talmadge Road. (419) 725-5037 or www.potbelly.com.

O Jaime Mills: Noon-2 p.m. Fridays.

Potbelly Sandwich Shop

2 S. St. Clair St. (419) 243-2473 or www.yeoldedurtybird.com.

O Swingmania: 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dec. 5.

O Hepcat Revival: 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dec. 6.

O Tim Ohlers: 1-4 p.m. Dec. 7.

O TSA Rocks: 4-6:30 p.m. Dec. 7.

O The New Mondays: 6-9 p.m. Dec. 8.

O Cynthia Kaay Bennett: 7-10 p.m. Dec. 9.

O Jeff Stewart: 7-10 p.m. Dec. 10.

O Straight Up: 7-10 p.m. Dec. 12.

French Quarter J. Patrick’s Pub

Holiday Inn French Quarter, 10630 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg. (419) 874-3111 or www. hifq.com.

O Chris Brown & Candice Coleman Band: Dec. 5-6.

Hollywood Casino Toledo

Hollywood Casino Toledo offers musical distractions from all the lights, noise and jackpots.

777 Hollywood Blvd. (419) 661-5200 or www. hollywoodcasinotoledo.com.

O Satisfaction, Rolling Stones Tribute Band with DJ Rob Sample: 9 p.m. Dec. 5.

O UFC Fight 181 with DJ Rob Sample: Dec. 6.

Jazz on the Maumee

The Art Tatum Jazz Society will provide smooth, cool “Twilight Jazz,” appetizers included. 5:307:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Grand Plaza Hotel’s Aqua Lounge, 444 N. Summit St. $5-$15. (419) 241-1411 or www.arttatumsociety.com.

O 2014 Holiday Jazz Jam: 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Dec. 11.

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O The Oarhouse, 5044 Suder Ave.: 8-10 p.m.

Mondays, 6-8:30 p.m. Fridays.

O Ralphie’s Sports Eatery, 6609 Airport Hwy.: 8-10 p.m. Tuesdays.

O Jed’s Barbeque and Brew, 855 S. HollandSylvania Road: 6-8 p.m. Wednesdays.

O Pat & Dandy’s Sports Bar & Grill, 3344 W. Laskey Road: 9-11 p.m. Wednesdays.

O Ralphie’s Sports Eatery, 5702 Monroe St.:

SWINGMANIA

With its focus on swing music, Jeff McDonald’s group of musicians provides a peek into another era. (419) 708-0265, (419) 874-0290 or www.swingmania.org.

O Trotters Tavern, 5131 Heatherdowns Blvd.

(419) 381-2079: 8 p.m. Tuesdays.

O Durty Bird, 2 S. St. Clair St. 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Dec. 5.

Third Street Cigar

The establishment features pictures, posters and signed guitars by national acts. 20 N. 3rd St., Waterville (419) 441-0020.

O Tom Turner: Dec. 5.

The Village Idiot

Tunes combined with pizza and booze. 309 Conant St., Maumee. (419) 893-7281 or www. villageidiotmaumee.com.

O The Tom Waits Birthday Celebration: Dec. 5.

O Boudreaux’s Back Porch: Dec. 6.

O Raise Some Cash Volume 5 (fundraiser for Feed Your Neighbor): Dec. 7, $5.

O Chris Knight: Dec. 11.

Ye Olde Cock n’ Bull

Featuring 30 draught beer selections, daily drink specials and live entertainment daily. 9 N. Huron St. (419) 244-2855 or facebook.com/ cocknbulltoledo.

O Danny Mettler hosts Open Mic Night: Wednesdays.

O Tore Down Blues Jam Band: Sundays.

O Bobby May and John Barile followed by The Eight Fifteens: Dec. 5.

O Sugar Pax: Dec. 6.

O Tore Down Blues Band Jam: Dec. 7.

O Kyle Smithers: Dec. 9.

O Danny Mettler: Dec. 10.

O Captain Sweet Shoes: Dec. 11.

EVENTS

Disney on Ice

500 Jefferson Ave. (419) 321-5007, (800) 7453000 or www.huntingtoncentertoledo.com.

O Disney On Ice: Princesses and Heroes: 7 p.m. Dec. 5; 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m. Dec. 6; 1 and 5 p.m. Dec. 7.

Eastwood Theater

The historic landmark is screening movies for $5. 817 East Broadway St. For more information, call (419) 720-5199 or visit eastwoodtheater.com.

O “Free Family Flicks”: Free admission with concession purchase for “Elf” at 1:30 p.m.

Dec. 6.

O “The Fault In Our Stars”: 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5, 9:35 p.m. Dec. 6 and 5 p.m. Dec. 7.

O “Maze Runner”: 9:10 p.m. Dec. 5, 7:15 p.m.

Dec. 6 and 7:40 p.m. Dec. 7.

Fish Fry

4:30-7 p.m. Dec. 5. New Hope Christian Church. 2457 Holloway Road. Holland. Adults are $9 and children younger than 10 years old are $4.

Library’s Holiday Concert Series Sounds of the Season

Main Library, Wintergarden, 325 N. Michigan St. This event is free and open to the public.

O Sweet Harmony, Women’s A cappella Ensemble: Dec. 10.

O Sylvania Northview High School Jazz Band and Jazz Cats: Dec. 11.

Lourdes University

6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania O “Season’s Greetings:” 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7.

Franciscan Center Theatre. No ticket necessary. Doors open at 7:15 p.m.

O “The Mystery of the Christmas Star”: This event goes back 2,000 years to unravel the scientific explanation for the star the wise men followed to find the baby Jesus. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6. Lourdes’ Appold Planetarium. Admission $5 adults, $4 children. For more information, contact Laura Megeath at (419) 517-8897.

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Owens Community College

The Christian Festival Choir and Orchestra will sponsor a benefit Christmas Concert. All donations received will go to the Friendly Center.

7 p.m. Dec. 9. 30335 Oregon Road. For more information, call (419) 865-5795 or visit www. toledoexaltation.org.

Toledo Repertoire Theatre 16 10th St. (419) 243-9277.

“A Christmas Carol”: Dec. 5-7.

The Toledo Zoo

2700 Broadway St. $11-$14. (419) 385-4040 or toledozoo.org.

O Free-flight Butterfly Exhibit: Free with zoo admission. Open daily.

O Festive Feast: Monday-Wednesday in December.

Dogs for Dave

Police officers Amy Shaner and Barb Hunter are sponsoring a hot dog benefit dinner for partner David Vasquez. Vasquez is a liver cancer survivor and recently had a liver transplant. The dinner will include a 50/50 raffle and silent auction. Tickets are $5. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 5. Toledo Police Patrolman’s Association, 1947 Franklin Ave. For more information, contact Amy Shaner at (567) 249-7656.

Wolcott Heritage Center

Vintage decorations and Christmas toys will be on display including a collection of nutcrackers.

1035 River Road. 12:30-2:30 p.m. ThursdaySundays. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $1.50 for students. For more information, contact (419) 893-9602.

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Black Pearl

4630 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo (419) 380-1616, blackpearltoledo.com

Taglined “Good flippin’ burgers,” Burger Bar 419 offers “comfort food with style,” featuring its popular and unique layered burgers. Following a mantra of simple, fresh and delicious, co-owners Moussa Salloukh and Tony House strive to keep things local, displaying local artwork and offering homemade, handcrafted and locally grown menu items, including vegetarian options.

“We’re just trying to keep everything here in Toledo,” Salloukh said. “We’re all about the food and the 419.” O Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. SundayWednesday and 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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Pumpernickel’s Deli eyes return to Old West End

By Joel Sensenig

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The owner of a former Old West End deli is bringing the sandwich shop back after a 10-year absence.

Noticing a lack of eateries in the neighborhood, Dennis Lange opened Pumpernickel’s Deli & Café in 1995 at 2499 Collingwood Blvd., which is now the home of Black Kite Coffee.

After a 10-year run at the sandwich shop known for its hearty sandwiches and homemade soups, Lange sold the business when he had an opportunity to work for Lucas County.

Within several months of the sale, the business had closed.

Now the semi-retired Lange is bringing Pumpernickel’s Deli back to the neighborhood, working on renovations to 2489 Collingwood Blvd., two doors down from Black Kite.

He hopes to open the lunch establishment in mid-January.

“There’s still a need,” Lange said when explaining his return to the dining scene. “I’ve had so many people say, ‘I wish you were still open.’ After a while, I got to thinking, ‘Maybe this could be my retirement project now.’”

Lange previously ran another

business in the same building, a Victorian tea room.

“The money I spent there 15 years ago is still there,” he said. “It just needed a good sprucing up.”

Lange has a clear vision of what Pumpernickel’s strengths were in the past and what he sees them being in the future.

“I’m not a huge foo-foo food person,” he said. “Everybody’s trying to make something that’s different for everybody. I’m looking at the person who says to me, ‘Gosh, I just want a good corned beef sandwich’ or ‘I just want a good Reuben.’ … So many of the new places people go in and you see the plate and it’s like, ‘Where’s the food?’ I want to give them a good hearty lunch, a salad that’s got something in it and a soup that’s got a lot of hearty and healthy things in it also.”

The deli will cater to its customers’ individual tastes, Lange said. They can customize their sandwiches with a choice of breads, cheeses and toppings.

“You tell me what you want on it, that’s what’s going to be on it,” he said.

“It’s quite an extensive menu, but yet it’s a lot of the same ingredients just put together differently.”

It’s no coincidence Lange is returning to the Old West End for Pumpernickel’s second go-around.

“I hope the neighborhood and community come back to support us,” he said. “It’s going to be great to see folks I haven’t seen in a long time

and be able to serve them again. …

We’re hoping we can bring in some new business to the area, so we can help grow the area again. Over the last 8-10 years, the business community there has taken quite a hit.

We’re hoping this is going to spark

GOOD FLippin’ BurGers!

Dennis Lange is renovating a building on Collingwood Boulevard with the plan to reopen Pumpernickel’s Deli & Cafe in the Old West End. His hope is to open the lunch establishment in mid-January.

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Open for Lunch & Dinner 11:30 a.m. Daily 5215 Monroe Street

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getting more people in.”

Pumpernickel’s hours will be 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and a breakfast-only menu from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Delivery will be available to locations in the Old West End and Downtown. O

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A Toledo tradition since 2005 ToledoFreePress.com Started in 2009, JB’s Sarnie Shoppe was created to bring only the best meats, cheeses and breads to Northwest Ohio. The spunky atmosphere and delicious cuisine will have you coming back time and time again to try one of their sensational creations. At JB’s Sarnie Shoppe you can try anything from the most popular sarnie, the Turkey Avocado, to the spicy Cajun Club.

The bread comes from Tribeca Oven in New York while the meats and cheese come from Boar’s Head.

These items make for an out-of-this-

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Other menu items include fresh side salads, hot soups and delightful desserts. If you’re looking for a meal for the whole family, stop by the Sarnie Shoppe. O

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La Scola Italian Grill 5375 Airport Highway, Toledo (419) 381-2100 lascolaitaliangrill.com

Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. MondayThursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 5 p.m.

Sunday. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Christmas Eve. Closed Christmas.

Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

21 Toledo-area locations bk.com Home of the Whopper, the 21 Toledo-area Burger King restaurants offer more than just burgers. Whether you’re looking for a neighborhood restaurant, an employment opportunity or just want to learn more about the family-owned and -operated company, local Burger King franchisee Bennett Management Corp. can help. “Special orders” don’t upset the company because it believes in the motto, “Have It Your Way.” The menus consist of breakfast items, most notably the Croissan’wich sandwiches, a full burger and chicken line as well as a variety of salads, beverages, desserts and Kids Meals. O

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Hours: Vary by restaurant but are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Closed Christmas Day.

Beer of the month:

With its elegant, amber-lit interior, extensive wine list and gourmet Italian cuisine, La Scola is “a place to get away from it all,” said Moussa Salloukh, who co-owns the eatery with Gus Nicolaidis. “I’ve had people come in from New York, from all over, and say it’s the best Italian they’ve ever had,” Salloukh said. “It’s big-city food and a big-city atmosphere here in Toledo.” O Hours: 4-10 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 4-11 p.m.

Friday-Saturday, 4-9 p.m. Sunday. Closed Christmas and New Year’s Day. Open Christmas Eve until 9 p.m. and open New Year’s Eve.

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Shineology juice, raw food shop now open Downtown After months of delays, Downtown juice and raw food shop Shineology has finally opened at 130 10th St. at Jefferson Avenue.

Originally set to open in July, the shop ran into some permit problems with the city’s building inspection department. Shineology hosted a soft opening at the end of November.

Open from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday

through Friday, Shineology offers 13 different juices, depending on the season. The juices are prepared daily and sold for $7 in 13-ounce glass bottles. Current seasonal juices include Sweet Dreamz, a blend of sweet potato, pineapple, carrot and apple; as well as Rocket Berry Bliss, which contains organic pomegranate, cranberry and honey crisp apple.

In addition to juices, the shop offers three different cleanse programs available in one-, three-, five- or seven-day plans, with each day costing $43. A 48-hour advance notice is required for the cleanses. Each day includes six bottles of vegetable and fruit juices and one bottle of vanilla bean nut milk.

“We make everything daily and absolutely

fresh,” said owner Ashima Rae. “It’s as fresh as it gets. … We want to keep it as fresh and alive as possible.”

For more information, visit shineologyjuice. com or on Facebook, call (419) 386-1059 or email ashimarae@gmail.com. O — Joel Sensenig

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“We are your neighbors, friends and family. Our kids play together.We listen when you are sad, mad and happy — and when you are hungry, we feed you and your family the food that we made with our own two hands.When you are thirsty, we are the first to sit and share a pint and laugh along with you or just offer company. And at the end of the day, we watch the same sunset from the same view.We are local.” – Tony Bilancini, Owner of Swig Restaurant

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Diners can take a journey through the Mediterranean without leaving Northwest Ohio at this warm, welcoming, upscale casual eatery featuring plenty of health-conscious and hearthealthy dishes, said owner Elias Hajjar. Featuring Lebanese, Italian and Greek food, Poco Piatti means "small plates" in Italian and refers to the communal tradition of sharing dishes around the table with everyone trying a little of each one. O

Poco Piatti

At Levis Commons, 3155 Chappel Drive, Perrysburg, (419) 931-0281 pocopiatti.com

Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday, 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Open Christmas Eve until 2 p.m. Open New Year’s Eve. Closed Christmas and New Year’s Day.

Registry Bistro will host a private party, A Grande New Year’s Eve Celebration, on Dec. 31.

The 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. event features an elegant fivecourse dinner, wine and entertainment. Cost is $125 per person plus tax and gratuity. The bistro offers a seasonally changing menu featuring eclectic contemporary American cuisine. Located in the historic Secor Building, the casual elegant eatery also offers American craft cocktails, craft beer and seasonal boutique wine, said chef Erika Rapp, who co-owns the eatery with her mother Vickie Rapp. O

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Friday-Saturday, closed Sunday-Monday. Bar opens at 4 p.m. Open Christmas Eve. Open for a private party New Year’s Eve. Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Stop in and visit our

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NOTICE: LUCAS COUNTY FORFEITED LAND SALE • WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 2014 Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. at the Lucas County Courthouse. The lands, lots and parts of lots, in the County of Lucas, forfeited to the state for the nonpayment of taxes, together with taxes, assessments, charges, penalties, interest, and costs charged thereon, agreeably to law, and the dates which said lands, lots and parts of lots, will be offered for sale are contained and described in the following lists. Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that if the taxes, assessments, charges, penalties, interest, and costs charged on said list are not paid into the county treasury, and the county treasurer’s receipt produced for the payment, before the respective dates mentioned in this notice of said sale, at One Government Center in the county, in order to satisfy such taxes, assessments, penalties, interest and costs and that the sale will be adjourned from day to day until each tract, lot and part of lot specified in said list has been disposed of, or offered for sale.

If the tract, lot, or part of lot so forfeited, is sold for an amount that is less than the amount of the delinquent taxes, assessments, changes, penalties, and interest against it, the court, in a separate order, may enter a deficiency judgment against the last owner of record of the tract, lot, or part of before is forfeiture to the state, for the state, for the amount of the difference, if that owner of record is a corporation, the court may enter the deficiency judgment against the stockholder holding majority of the corporation’s stockholder holding a majority of the corporation’s stock. Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that the forfeited tracts, lots, and parts of lots that are offered for sale pursuant to this notice may be subject to a federal tax lien that may not be extinguished by the sale or are subject to the right of the United States to redeem any tract, lot, or part of a lot that is subject to a federal lien and purchasers of the forfeited tracts, lots, or parts of lots are urged to search the federal tax lien index that is kept by the county recorder to determine if notice of a federal tax lien index that is kept by the county recorder to determine if notice of a federal tax lien index that is kept by the county recorder to determine if notice of a federal tax lien has been filed with respect to any of the forfeited tracts, lots, or parts of lots. Further notice is hereby given that procedural defects in former judicial proceedings may prevent any purchasers herein from acquiring good title to such lands, lots, parts of lots and a title company may not guarantee title in the purchaser. Therefore, it is suggested that the purchaser consult an attorney and/or title company in advance of the sale to determine whether the purchaser will acquire good title. The County Auditor does not guarantee title nor deliver any warranty to the purchaser. This sale will commence at the Lucas County Courthouse, and will be immediately adjourned to the County Commissioners Hearing Room located in One Government Center. Due to limited seating capacity, only the first 160 will be admitted on a first come, first serve basis for both the morning and the afternoon sessions. The parcels of the real estate being sold are tax delinquent, and have been twice offered for sale by the County Sherriff. These parcels are sold on behalf of the State of Ohio and must, by law, be offered at public auction annually.

The county auditor’s office provides no guarantees regarding title, possession, or any other matter. You may obtain a complete list of properties, rules and procedures by going to the Auditor’s website at www.co.lucas. oh.us or by visiting the Auditor’s office at One Government Center, Suite 770. Parcels 01-00057 through 78-68221 on the attached list will be auctioned Wednesday, December 10, 2014. Registration begins at 9:00 a.m. and the sale starts at 10:00 a.m. (in rem & regular).

Forfeited Land Sales Revised September 25, 2014

***NOTICE TO FORFEITED LAND BUYERS*** ** PLEASE SEE NEW UNDERLINED CHANGES ON THIS DOCUMENT**

1. A deposit for the full bid price (plus additional charges of $74.00 for deed fees) All deposits, fees, and paid in full parcels must be paid immediately after the close of sale on each parcel. The Auditor’s Office will only prepare a deed in the name of the successful bidder, unless you have a Bid Release Form, and/or Articles of Incorporation on file. The purchaser becomes the owner on the date our office delivers the deed to the County Recorder. You must register and have a bid card to participate in the auction (there is no registration fee). Registration begins at 9:00 a.m., the Sale will commence at 10:00 a.m.

2. A number of these properties are scheduled for demolition, have Code Enforcement orders, or are cited for health code violations.

The cost of any demolition, repair, or maintenance becomes the responsibility of the buyer.

Please contact the City of Toledo, Code Enforcement (419-2451400), and ask for a Code Enforcement clerk to check whether or not the property is subject to orders or demolition, prior to the date of sale. The Lucas County Health Department can provide health code violation information, if any, by calling (419213-4074), and should be checked prior to date of sale.

3. Please note the deadline for final payment. The sale will not be complete if the final payment is not made by the deadline, and we cannot refund the deposit. The purchaser is responsible for paying the entire balance within ten (10) business days of the sale. No extension of time to pay will be permitted. Such properties will be offered again at a later sale and we reserve the right to require full payment at the time of such sale.

4. Payments for transactions will be accepted in CASH only. We do NOT take personal or business check nor debit or credit cards.

5. The back-up bidder’s information will be taken at the same time as the purchaser’s information. If the purchaser fails to meet their final payment due date, the back-up bidder will be contacted with the information they have given us. At that time the backup bidder will have ten (10) business days to bring the money for the same purchase price as the original purchaser’s bid. If the back-up bidder declines to purchase the property, it will go back into the system and be offered at our next scheduled sale.

6. Properties classified as “In Rem” are sold “subject to liens”, meaning all mortgages, judgment liens, etc. STAY on the properties.

LUCAS COUNTY AUDITOR FORFEITED LAND SALE RULES *** Attention Please Note UNDERLINED Changes In Section 1 & 4 NEW RULES TO FORFEITED LAND AUCTION *** 1. ORC (Ohio Revised Code) 5721.16 states all Parcels shall be sold for not less than the lesser of (1) fair market value, or (2) the total amount of taxes etc. found by the court in foreclosure action. The Lucas County Auditor will auction parcels at whatever amount is lower; taxes owed or total value.

2. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. All payments on day of sale are NONREFUNDABLE deposits.

3. Individuals who are attending the Auditor’s Sale for the first time with the intent to purchase a property are advised to proceed with extreme caution. The law in Ohio relative to Real Estate is “Caveat Emptor”, which means “BUYER BEWARE ”. If the purchaser obtains a property that is different than the one he or she intended to purchase, the purchaser is still obligated to purchase the property or forfeit a substantial amount of money.

NOTICE: Many of the properties offered for sale have undesirable characteristics, which have prevented sale in the past. If you have not carefully researched the property and physically viewed it, you may wish to reconsider bidding on the property. It is expected that all purchasers have contacted a Real Estate Attorney and Title Company prior to bidding.

4. ORC (Ohio Revised Code) 5721.16 states Parcels shall be sold for not less than the lesser of (1) fair market value, or (2) the total amount of taxes etc. found by the court in foreclosure action. Bids of $300.00 or less must be paid in full the day of sale. Bids over $300.00 require a deposit of half (50%) of the bid price. All deposits, fees and paid in full parcels will be required to be paid immediately at the close of sale for each parcel. Additional charges for deed preparation, transfer fees, recording fees, and current postage which total $74.00 are in addition to the bid price, Ohio Revised code 5723.12(A).

YOU MUST have your money with you at the time you are bidding. NO ONE will be allowed to leave and return at a later time to pay their deposits. REMEMBER – if you do not have your money with you, don’t bid. Each parcel must be paid for immediately at the close of sale for each parcel.

No checks, credit or debit cards will be accepted. Deposits will be accepted in CASH ONLY.

THE DEADLINE FOR FINAL PAYMENT IS TEN (10) BUSINESS DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE. Final Payments may be made by cash, or money order in the County Auditor’s Office, 7th floor, in the Forfeited Land Department. No extension of time will be permitted. If payment is not made in full on the 10th day, the purchaser will forfeit any monies paid in, and the parcel will be offered to the back-up bidder for the same price. The back-up bidder will have ten (10) business days to pay in full or the property will be offered at our next scheduled sale.

5. The Auditor’s Office will only prepare a deed in the name of the successful bidder, unless a Bid Release Form is filed. The bid release form allows a citizen to bid for another taxpayer who is unable to attend the sale.

If you plan on putting property in a company name, you must have a copy of the Articles of Incorporation on file in the Auditor’s Office, prior to the sale. If your name is not included on the Articles of Incorporation, you must have a written letter of authorization submitted prior to each Forfeited Land Sale. The purchaser does not become the owner until the deed is delivered to the County Recorder. This will be about two (2) weeks after the sale.

You cannot enter the property, alter it, or remove anything from the property until you are the owner, which is after the deed is recorded.

NOTICE: ENTERING THE PROPERTY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF OWNER(S) OR OCCUPANT(S) IS A VIOLATION OF OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 2911.21 PUNISHABLE BY UP TO 30 DAYS IN JAIL AND/OR A FINE OF $250.00. FURTHER, PHYSICALLY REMOVING THE PROPERTY OF THE OCCUPANTS WITHOUT A COURT ORDER, EVEN AFTER RECEIVING THE DEED, MAY RESULT IN CIVIL OR CRIMINAL LIABILITY. 6. The Auditor reserves the right to require payment in full on day of sale for select parcels marked by asterisk (*). On such select parcels the full bid price must be paid by cash or certified funds within 30 minutes of time of sale.

7. Forfeited Lands shall not be transferred to any person that is delinquent on real property taxes in this state. Consequently, all purchasers will be required to sign an affidavit of prior non-ownership and present valid identification. Any sale that is refused for this reason will result in a forfeit of all deposits and may be prosecuted.

8. The County Auditor cannot give any warranty of title. All sales are subject to Federal Tax Liens, if any. Parcels designated as IN REM are sold subject to all prior liens. The County Auditor does not give any representation regarding possession, eviction, prior inspection, scheduled demolition, health code violation, or any other matter. Buyers are encouraged to investigate these matters prior to the sale.

9. Attendance will be limited by seating capacity on a first-come, first-serve basis. You must register and have a bid card to participate in the bidding (there is no fee to register). Registration will begin at 9:00 a.m. Sales will commence at 10:00 a.m.

10. The auctioneer may increase the minimum bid increments at his discretion in order to keep the bid process moving quickly. Do not delay in making your bid. Sale is final at the strike of the gavel. All decisions of the auctioneer are final.

Acceptance of your bid creates a contract between you and the County Auditor. The Lucas County Prosecutor may file a lawsuit for breach of contract if you fail to pay the full price. You may be prohibited from participating in future sales. Bidding on property with the intent to delay the sale or with the intention of not paying the bid price constitutes the crime of obstructing official business under O.R.C. 2921.31.

Persons violating this section may be prosecuted.

11. Sales are conducted based solely upon the permanent parcel number of the property. The county does not use addresses for any purpose. The county is not responsible for inaccurate addresses provided in the county records. The county does not warrant or guarantee any information provided in the county records.

Sincerely,

Anita Lopez

Lucas County Auditor

December 7, 2014

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NOTICE: LUCAS COUNTY FORFEITED LAND SALE • WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 2014 01-00057 710 palmwood ave acklins add lot17 01-00061 714 palmwood ave acklins add lot18 01-00064 716 palmwood ave acklins add lot19 & e 5ft lot20 01-05637 810 francis ave arlington pl blk 4 lot27 01-08824 3540 bluff st auburndale ext lot 223 1/2 01-09114 1660 ottawa dr auburndale ext lot 267 01-09327 1731 ottawa dr auburndale ext lot 325 01-09384 1654 cone st auburndale ext lot 339 01-09394 1644 cone st auburndale ext lot 342 01-09827 1543 milburn ave auburndale ext lot 454 01-10364 1616 freeman st auburndale ext lot 591 01-10387 1540 freeman st auburndale ext lot 598 01-10411 1520 freeman st auburndale ext lot 605 02-00087 1205 n detroit ave b&r replat lot 23n 8ft & s 19ft lot 24 02-00114 1526 lagrange st backus add lots 1 & 2..gunnells subd2 02-00514 4244 burnham ave baileys add w tol extlot 98 02-02487 934 moore st bakers add lot 220 nw 18ft & 221..sw 39ft 02-03194 2301 elm st(rear)baker & rowseys platlot 3 & pt 4 assessors pltsub 6 & pt nw 1/4 sec 25 02-05154 911 utica st bancroft pl lot 11 02-06241 701 bartley pl bartleys broadway addlot 5 02-06334 853 bartley pl (rear) bartleys broadway addlot 32 & 70..e 6ft w 38.5ft s 26.5ft n 56.5ft inrem 02-11317 213 city pk ave bender & schillngr add lot 21 02-11347 215 city pk ave bender & schillngr add lot 22 02-11377 217 city pk ave bender & schillngr add lot 23 02-15381 2100 minerva st birchard add plat 1lot e 02-15384 2015 minerva st birchard add plat 1lot f 0215444 2001 minerva st birchard add plat 1lot g 02-17027 2429 valentine st birminghamlot 273 02-17457 2436 caledonia st birminghamlot 389 02-17461 2432 caledonia st birminghamlot 390 02-17821 2423 woodford st birminghamlot 489 inrem 02-19271 840 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 39 02-19274 844 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 40 02-19291 843 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 45 02-19294 839 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 46 02-19297 835 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 47 02-19301 833 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 48 02-19304 829 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 49 02-19307 825 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 50 02-19311 821 cady rd birmingham hgtslot 51 02-20484 621 e central ave bittners central addlot 3 & 1h alley adj vac 02-21151 2722 lawrence ave blakes law ave addlot 4 w 105ft 02-21717 334 winthrop st bolles pl lot 23 w 10ft & lot 24 &e 40ft lot 25 02-22684 718 johnson st brandenburg addlot 16 02-22721 732 n hawley st brandenburg addlot 27 02-22944 118 islington st brandon hgts replatlot 53 & ne 16ft lot 54 replat exc st 02-25247 731 balfe st broadway add lot 63 0228594 1401 indiana ave t p browns add lot 346 & 347..n 93.5 ftexc pt in junction ave 0230414 1672 nebraska ave t p browns add lot 816 e 13.33ft & w 13.33ft lot 817 02-31617 901 colburn st bucklands addlot 57 02-34597 513 waggoner blvd bennett hgtslot 61 0234601 509 waggoner blvd bennett hgtslot 62 w 35ft 02-34604 501 waggoner blvd bennett hgtslot 62 e 5ft & 63 & 64..n70 ft 02-34607 4513 bennett rd bennett hgtslot 62 e 5 ft & 63 & 64..s40 ft 02-34614 4509 bennett rd bennett hgtslot 65 02-34617 4507 bennett rd bennett hgtslot 66 02-34621 502 eleanor ave bennett hgtslot 67 02-37581 2034 wyndhurst rd plat 2 bancroft hillslot 175 03-00127 745 palmwood ave calkins add lot 44 & w 5ft 45 03-00214 830 palmwood ave calkins add lot 75 03-00297 805 fernwood ave calkins add lots 98 & 99 03-00524 636 woodland ave campbells add lot 14 w 15ft & lot16 03-00657 1462 campbell st campbells second add lot 20 03-05651 413 13th st central add lot 35 03-05654 413 13th st central add lots 36 to 39 & sw .59ft frt by .79ft rear of lot 03-06154 616 berry st central add lot 5 e 1/2 n 10ft e 1/2 lot 6 & w 10ft 03-08934 835 western ave chapin & fearings add lot 4 n 47.23ft 03-09997 2322 walnut st extn cherry grove add lot 142 03-12717 703 woodland ave city pk ave add lot 12 03-13121 1153 pinewood ave john c clarkeslot 98 03-13181 1116 indiana ave john c clarkeslot 116 03-13321 1122 avondale ave john c clarkeslot 156 0314544 2549 gasser st clifton pl lot 19 03-17234 406 kenilworth ave collingwood place replot 18 03-17241 418 kenilworth ave collingwood pl replot 20 03-17251 434 kenilworth ave collingwood pl replot 23 03-18097 2910 fulton st collins add in sec 26lot 7 s 50ft on e line fulton st 43.4ft rear 158.6 03-18324 2235 putnam st columbia hgtslot 7 03-18461 220 winthrop st columbia hgtslot 49 & s 8ft 50w 70ft 03-18697 2367 warren st columbis hgtslot 94 n 42.42ft 03-19497 1337 girard st co operative add lot 56 exc e 70ft 03-20037 1025 ironwood ave co operative add lot 208 03-22144 4354 beverly dr copland woodslot 184 ne 1.33ft sw 18ft inrem 03-23507 3137 scottwood ave corydon hgtslot 156 n 1ft & lot 157 0324314 419 cumberland pl cottage pklots 25 & 26 exc n 2.1ft w 163ft rothfuss subdn 0324917 311 arcadia ave cottage pklots 57 to 59..sub 1 ne 54.05ft meas on arcadia 03-25347 301 amber ct cottage pklot 73 e 1/3 n 115ft 03-25351 313 amber ct cottage pklot 73 mid 1/3 n 115ft 03-25781 23 w streicher st cottage pklot 120 e 10ft & w 20ft lot 121 03-27031 3808 pitt st extn creek side add lot 177 03-28211 2447 hollywood ave cushings laurel pl lot 12 03-28234 2474 n detroit ave cushings laurel pl lot 18 w 43.75ft & n 38.62ft lot 1 03-28697 2417 hollywood ave cushings mistletoe add lot 28 03-28834 3221 n detroit ave cushing pl lot 24 & n 10ft lot 25 &exc st 03-28841 3215 n detroit ave cushing pl lot 26 s 10ft & lot 27 &exc st 03-28937 3274 glenwood ave cushing pl lot 55 n 15ft & lot 56 03-29071 3207 glenwood ave cushing pl lot 9103-30001 2921 lawrence ave cushings utopian add lot 22 04-01394 426 walbridge ave daniels add lot 135 w 1/2 exc w 2ft n 25ft 04-04897 964 w delaware ave delaware ave add lot 12 04-09711 2208 elm st digby pl lot 22 04-11137 1306 palmwood ave dorr st pk add lot 63 04-11147 1270 palmwood ave dorr st pk add lot 66 04-12211 626 bronson ave douglass add lot 92 04-50094 243 canal ave replat of lots 21 to 23 &33 to 45 earls add lot 1 04-51667 1149 woodville rd e broadway add lot 300 04-55627 1120 page st elm st add lot 72 73 & 74 04-55757 1129 peck st elm st add lot 115 04-55831 2211 chestnut st extn of elm st add lot 13 04-58681 1158 lincoln ave englewood lot 176 e 11.25ft & w 25ft 177 04-55887 2104 chestnut st extn of elm st add lot 153 sw 70ft 04-57731 1114 w woodruff ave englewoodlot 65 e 39ft w 79ft 04-58681 1158 lincoln ave englewoodlot 176e 11.25ft & w 25ft 177 04-59687 1819 ray st englewoodlot 375 04-60021 1847 n detroit ave englewood ext lot470 04-60247 1350 foster ave englewood ext lot535 04-61077 2140 alvin st evansdalelot 49 e 2ft s 40ft inrem 04-63081 947 pinewood ave ewing pl lot 6 w 25ft 04-63207 606 lucas st ewing plat nw 1/4sec 2 t 3 blk e lot 3 sub 1 lot 2 exc n 73ft 04-63291 611 lucas st ewing plat nw 1/4sec 2 t 3 blk e lot 3 sub 1 lot 19 & w 05-01644 1834 palmwood ave fair ground add lot 55 05-01751 1861 fernwood ave fair ground add lot 87 05-01934 1841 norwood ave fair ground add lot 139 05-02221 1685 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 1 05-02227 1681 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 2 05-02234 1677 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 4 05-02237 1675 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 5 05-02241 1671 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 6 05-02244 1669 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 7 05-02247 1667 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 187 sub 8 05-02664 1674 palmwood ave fair ground add lot 260 05-02667 1672 palmwood ave fair ground add lot 261 05-03144 1603 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 388 05-03154 1613 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 391 05-03171 1625 oakwood ave fair ground add lot 396 05-03801 1440 palmwood ave fair ground addn extlot 573 & e 15ft lot 574 05-03814 1506 palmwood ave fair ground addn extlot 578 w 15ft & lot 579 05-03971 1526 oakwood ave fair ground addn extlot 624 05-04014 1476 oakwood ave fair ground addn extlot 636 05-04037 1448 oakwood ave fair ground addn extlot 643 05-04314 1334 lincoln ave fair ground addn extlot 723 05-06224 1520 jermain dr fairview add lot 42e 10ft & w 30ft 43 05-14821 1319 oak st fassetts third add lot 41 05-15297 239 hanover st fearing hgts lot 41n 7.5ft & lot 42 05-17037 2259 airport hwy federmans sub of lots 4 58 e 1/2 & 9 hghld pk lot3 e 40ft 05-18604 617 earl st forsters add lot 11 05-18777 303 richford st forsters second add lot 43 & 1/2 alley adj vac inrem 0601317 710 main st garners add lot 2 & n 20ft lot 3 06-02031 668 avondale ave germania add lot 58 w 30ft 06-02244 807 avondale ave extn of germania add lot 113 w 5ft & e 30ft lot 114 06-02447 904 avondale ave extn of germania add lot 145 e 35ft 06-09857 3257 stickney ave john l gorny stickney add lot 313 06-11497 1846 n ontario st greers sub stickneyslot 21 0701451 316 blucher st ext halls swan crk add lot 83 07-05411 33 city pk ave hartford add lot 3 07-05421 41 city pk ave hartford add lot 6 07-05427 63 city pk ave hartford add lot 8 0705641 13 center st hartford addlot 70 exc alley 07-05647 5 center st hartford addlot 71 exc

alley 07-05721 624 curtis st hartford add lot 92 07-05724 628 curtis st hartford add lot 93 07-05727 630 curtis st hartford add lot 94 ne 15ft 07-07551 169 hausman st hausman & mohrs add lot 44 07-09364 3210 lagrange st heston add lot 56 07-09371 213 e streicher st heston add lots 58 & 59 07-11881 1427 kelsey ave hicks farm add blk 17 lot 449 exc e 5.5ft blvd 07-11884 264 raymer blvd hicks farm add blk 17 lot 450 exc e 10ft blvd 07-12141 1610 denver avenue hicks farm addblk 19 lot 3 e 4ft inrem 07-15344 745 ogden ave hietts acme pl 2nd ex lot597 07-18754 1641 belmont ave hietts forrer st sublot 5 07-18881 1002 whittier st hietts hawley st subd lot 15 exc w 3ft 07-19501 1600 fairsmith dr hietts oregon htslot 110 exc n 25ft & lot111 pt nw of st inrem 07-21407 650 s detroit ave hietts 3rd sub of lots inhighland pk lots 68 to 71 exc pt in rd 07-21624 344 hiett ave,hiett&skidmores add lot 38 s 14ft & n 18ft 39 07-22121 1432 walbridge ave hiett & skidmores add lots 182 183 & 184 stegerssub 2&4 07-24081 230 floyd st hills add lot 89 & s 1/2 vac grape alley adj 07-41777 1241 blum st huberichs add lot 58 07-41897 1269 vance st huberichs add lot 91 07-41901 1273 vance st huberichs add lot 92 07-41967 716 junction ave huberichs add lot 106 to 108 & w 20ft lot 109 & 172 w 20ft & lot 07-42037 1244 vance st huberichs add lot 127 07-46344 1819 booth ave hyde pklot 270 08-01177 708 indiana ave indiana ave add lot 34 08-51844 3160 maplewood ave jewell pl lots 90,91,92 08-54121 1630 buckingham st junction ave add lot 304 09-00707 1811 macomber st kelleys add to auburndale lot 53 09-00787 1802 macomber st kelleys add to auburndale lot 75 09-00994 1810 milburn ave kelleys add to auburndale lot 134 & e 1/2 lot 135 09-01277 1819 ottawa dr kelleys add to auburndalelot 219 09-01291 1809 ottawa dr kelleys add to auburndalelots 222 & 223 09-06564 402 islington st kensingtonlot 76 09-06777 2552 collingwood blvd kensingtonlot110 09-06847 354 melrose ave kensingtonlot 122 e 35ft s 100ft 09-12294 2829 winsted dr kingstonlot 98 09-13914 347 langdon st knowers addlot 52 s 30ft 09-13934 750 walbridge ave knowers add57 e 45ft 09-14367 537 walbridge ave knowers addlot 174 09-14451 402 knower st knowers addlot 195 09-14471 422 knower st knowers addlot 199 w10 ft&e 25ftlot200 09-14687 527 knower st knowers addlot 254 09-14841 546 s ave knowers addlot 293w 14ft & e 21ft lot 294 09-15287 517 maumee ave knowers second addlot 327 09-16034 909 oakwood ave knowers 3rd add lot 80 w 35ft & e 5ft 81 09-51741 174 everett st lagrange st addlot 40 09-51821 153 everett st lagrange st addlot 63 e 10ft & lot 64 09-55354 845 woodland ave lawton pl lot 1 09-56261 3346 wilson pl replat lee brown & huestons sub lot 80 09-57681 730 tecumseh st lenks addlot 135 1/2 09-57801 727 nebraska ave lenks add lot 166 09-58291 950 vance st lenks addlot 301 09-58334 929 vance st lenks addlot 308 n 1/2 09-58454 833 vance st lenks addlot 326 09-58727 809 blum st lenks addlot 391 09-58731 813 blum st lenks addlot 392 09-58921 840 nebraska ave lenks addlot 443 09-59164 827 tecumseh st lenks addlot 523 & e 5 ft lot 524 09-59204 416 n miller st lenks addlot 533 w 41.75ft 09-60961 2242 dana st lenox add lot 81 09-65561 642 white st lloyds addlot 28 10-01937 650 maywood ave mccaskeys mulberry glenlot 84 10-01941 648 maywood ave mccaskeys mulberry glenlot 85 10-01944 644 maywood ave mccaskeys mulberry glenlot 86 10-05784 3111 buckeye st mcleans glassboro adds 30ft n 166ft e 376.25ft exc 30 by 14ft nw 10-05787 3111 buckeye st mcleans glassboro adde 478ft w 592 n 443.68ft exc strip 66ft wide 10-05817 1224 ketcham ave mcleans glassboro addstrip 66ft wide off e s & w sides of 78 10-05847 3124 maher st mc leans glassboro addn 106.08ft s 262.08ft e 256ft w 370ft 10-06727 2500 collingwood blvd machens 2nd addlots 62&63..s 50ft w 140ft also tht pt e of w 10-06741 438 w delaware ave machens 2nd addlots 62&63 exc w 140ft s 114.50ft e 1/2 10-08267 3360 maher st madison pklot 151 10-16764 128 dearborn ave mill addlot 40 ne 1/2 10-16977 156 steel st mill addlot 86 & se 8.60 ft lot 87 10-19454 320 austin st moderwells addlot 40 10-19534 324 palmer st ext of moderwells addlot 63 10-21907 2507 locust st e d moores 2nd addlot 108 10-22544 330 tudor st morris & phillips addlot 58 10-22901 3848 peru st morris & phillips addlot 136 w 19ft & lot 137& lot 138ne 32.50ft sw 10-23774 1924 brookwood ave motts add lot 75 se 29.50ft nw 57ft 10-23797 17 19th st motts additionlots 81 & 82 se 5ft lot 83..sw 33ft 1026041 660 spring st mulberry additionlots 62 thru 65 10-26404 1335 yates st extn of mulberry addlot 180 10-26417 1347 yates st extn of mulberry addlot 184 10-26551 1420 yates st extn of mulberry addlot 222 10-26884 3302 cherry st murray & cangneys addlot 1 1026967 554 colburn st myers sub of w pt lot 6 r t 7 lot 8 11-11537 2539 n summit st n toledoblk 58 lot 10 11-11797 2230 n erie st n toledoblk 61 lots 13 & 14 chapins sub 1 11-13324 432 ohio st n toledoblk 79 lot 22 sw 95ft 11-13417 2239 n 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1009 shirley ave norwood extlot 626 11-31644 913 alldays ave norwood extlot 777 11-31647 911 alldays ave norwood extlot 778 11-31651 909 alldays ave norwood extlot 779 11-31654 907 alldays ave norwood extlot 780 11-51021 360 havre st oakland addlot 26 1151141 361 canal ave oakland addlot 56 11-58082 540 oliver st olivers div lot 370 exc nw 64ft 11-60534 1711 milroy ave onahome pklot 49 11-60974 351 w bancroft st orchard addblk 1 lot 4 5 & 6..irregpce in ne cor being 80.05 11-61471 406 irving st orchard addblk 6 lot 31 11-61474 400 irving st orchard addblk6 lot 32 & strip 12.9 fte of & adj & w of horton 12-01101 1953 mansfield rd palmico addlot 54 e 2ft & w 31ft lot 55..s 35ft inrem 12-01551 3525 willys pkwy pk ave addlot 41 e 160ft..n 27.50ft s 265ft 12-03487 39 e pk st pkland addlot 212 1203657 3202 franklin ave pkland addlot 259 & 260 12-06084 669 fernwood ave pks & dowds addlot 63 12-06124 629 fernwood ave pks & dowds addlot 74 12-07207 50 proctor pl prkwood court replatlot 17w 10.60ft e 22ft 12-08207 2001 walnut st peck & moores addlot 8 12-08397 821 moore st peck & moores addlot 54 12-11087 847 dunwood ct poes addlot 46 12-11157 201 mitchell st poe&thompsons curtis staddition lot6 12-16894 331 n superior st port lawrencelot 469 sub 3 12-24041 530 wabash st port lawrencelot 851 sub 4 w 3ft e 33ft assessors plat 12-26264 421 oak st potters addlot 8 12-26477 448 starr ave potters addlot 60 w 36ft 12-26514 447 potter st potters addlot 70 n 33ft 12-27871 1020 utah st prentices addlot 82 12-39361 4708 southaire dr pacific pk plat 3 lot 250 13-11694 1820 clinton st raffensperger & thayers addn to aub lots 24&25 & pt 7 9 34 e & adj s 266.2 13-15277 1366 grand ave ransoms addlot 100 13-15387 1321 grand ave ransoms addlot 128 13-15941 1331 fitchland ave ransoms add lot 296 & w 10ft 297 13-25534 2448 fulton st roberts subdvsn lot 5 n 35ft w 90ft 13-26054 2414 glenwood ave ext of robinwood addlot 100 exc e 29.5ft 13-26061 2416 glenwood ave ext of robinwood addlot 101 exc e 29.5ft 13-27524 1048 belmont ave robisons nebraska ave addlot 25 13-27767 1035 vance st robisons nebraska ave addlot 93 13-27827 1030 blum st robisons nebraska ave addlot 111 & w 15ft lot 112 1329207 2317 warren st roricks addlot 1 n 8 2/3 ft & s 32 2/3ft lot2 13-31317 1135 baker st rowseys addlot 32 & sw 5.95ft lot33 14-00961 3342 stickney ave b f sawyers addblk 49 lot3 14-03634 220 boody st scotts sub of lot 7 r t no 5 lots 55 & 56..n 37ft inrem 14-04214 848 forsythe st moses scotts sublot 10 s 10ft & lot 11 14-06654 2146 seaman rd seaman & reeds addlot 3 & w 24ft lot 4 14-07597 202 segur ave segurs subdn of lot 2 r t no5 lot 7 & 8..e 30ft exc pt in expressway us 25 inrem 14-07601 204 segur ave segurs subdn of lot 2 r t no5 lot 7 & 8..w 30ft e60 ft exc n 52.9ft on e inrem 14-07614 215 garland ave segurs sub lot 2 r t no5

lot 10 exc n pt st & exc pt in expressway inrem 14-08137 718 western ave segurs sub lot 6 r t 5lot 8 & w 1/2 vac alley adj. 14-08527 258 wasaon st segurs sub lot 6 r t 5lot 111 14-08544 240 wasaon st segurs sub lot 6 r t 5lot 116 14-10167 805 oakwood ave shaw & fraziers addlot 56 & e 17.5ft lot57 14-10187 833 oakwood ave shaw & fraziers addlot 62 14-10191 835 oakwood ave shaw & fraziers addlot 63 14-10281 746 norwood ave shaw & fraziers addlot 86 14-11237 845 lincoln ave shaws monroe st addlot 116 14-11284 814 oakwood ave shaws monroe st addlot 130 14-11664 587 colburn st shaw & wells sublot 17 14-11681 573 colburn st shaw & wells sublot 22 14-12107 739 orchard st shaw & wells 2nd addlot 46 w 25ft 14-12111 735 orchard st shaw & wells 2nd addlot 46 e 12ft & lot47 14-12657 1110 colton st shaw & wells 3rd addlot 58 14-12971 222 shepler st sheplers sublot 10 14-13064 233 shepler st sheplers sublot 39 14-16947 1414 starr ave shovars second addlot 5 14-17334 267 walbridge ave sloane ashley & bassetts add lot22 14-17364 287 walbridge ave sloane ashley & bassetts add lot31 14-19751 203 corinth st spencer st addlot 8 14-21194 1614 idaho st spring grove addlot 40 14-21767 532 bronson ave stafford trankle & grdnrsextn chestnut lot211 14-22547 1126 monterey ct martha a stebbins addlot 19 14-22661 1109 harding dr martha a stebbins addlot 53 14-22994 1234 w delaware ave stebbins hall ford & baldys rep clifton pk lot161 exc pt in sr 75 14-23067 2552 ayers ave stebbins hall ford & baldys rep clifton pk lot181 s1.50ft n 2ft inrem 14-25171 1225 bronson ave stickney ave addblk 3 lot19 14-25707 1001 st john ave stickney ave add blk 10 lot 13 14-25781 1101 st john ave stickney ave addblk 11 lots 13 & 14..s85ft 14-26341 1100 st john ave stickney ave add blk 18 lot 10 wilkins resubdn 14-26757 1320 paxton st stickney ave addblk 24 lot 3 1426807 2733 buckeye st stickney ave addblk 25 lots 1 & 2 & 3..n 41ft 14-26811 2733 buckeye st stickney ave addblk 25 lots 1 & 2 & 3..s 42.75ft n 83.75 14-28347 718 magnolia st stickneys addlot 130 nw 2ft se 10ft sw 60ft 14-29707 1918 n ontario st stickneys addlots 245 to 247 doyles..sub 2 sw 30ft 14-29867 1855 n ontario st stickneys addlot 270 sw 1/2 se 1/2 excalley & exc expressway 14-30971 805 stickney ave stickneys addlot 337 nw 30ft se 75ft 14-31517 624 buffalo st stickneys addlots 396 & 397..elroys sub 4 also an und 1/2 of 1434634 611 colburn st stockings addlot 36 e 17.80ft & w 12.20ft lot37 14-34674 610 prouty ave stockings addlot 42 e .20ft w 34.20ft 14-36244 822 belmont ave summit level addlot 31 e 20.25ft 14-36611 824 miller st summit level addlot 138 14-36921 1032 moore st sumners sub of pt osborn pl lot20 14-36947 1031 page st sumners sub of pt osborn pl lot28 14-36961 1019 page st sumners sub of pt osborn pl lot32 15-00394 832 buckeye st taylors sub of lotsin stickneys addlot 39 15-03037 1927 n michigan st tracys sub lots 291 &w49&50hds ft 290 stny lot 3 & tht pt lot 6 inrem 15-25467 2045 miles ave upton & millers milton 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A+ Self Storage at 1324 W. Alexis Toledo, OH 43612 will offer for public sale at 3:30PM on December 17, 2014 the following units: Unit 412, Teri Smith 5723 Harschel Toledo, Oh 43623: Storage Tubs, Stroller, Boxes; Unit 438, Ericka Brown 917 Wall Toledo, Ohio 43610: Sofa; Unit 504, Michelle Jones 1401 Brooke Park #3 Toledo, OH 43612: Sofa, Loveseat, Boxes; Unit 524, Faith Dashner 2757 Tremainsville Rd Lot 317 Toledo, Ohio 43613: Fish Tank, Fish Tank Stand, Tires; Unit 629, Sally Miranda 922 Gribbin Lane Toledo, Ohio 43612: Small TV, Fishing Equipment, Boxes; Unit 638, Shawn L Liggons 7984 East Brook DR Temperance, MI 48182: Small TV, Boxes, Pots and Pans; Unit 650, Essa Almazni 2349 Rosedale Ave Toledo, OH 43606: Chainsaw, Rake, Hardhats; Unit 719, Pete R McMullen 1601 Primrose Ave. Toledo, OH. 43612: Small TV, Mattress, Boxes; Unit 1107, Jacob Henry 2105 Mansfield Toledo, OH 43613: Storage Tubs, Boxes, Baby Swing; Unit 1711, Diane Lamb 49 Rockingham St. Toledo, Ohio 43608: Office Chairs, Bookcases, Desk;; Cash and Removal. Call ahead to confirm: 419-476-1400

LOW INTEREST financing at 4%. Don’t pay for 6 months!! Personal, auto, and small business loans. Bad credit okay! Call Commerce today 1-855-701-0031

LOCAL TRANSPORT TANKER DRIVER

If you had entered the iSTAR industrial automation maintenance program last year, you could instead be interviewing for positions such as electrical technician, maintenance mechanic and more, with your IAM short-term certificate.

Visit istarohio.com TODAY or call 419.267.1494 for more info on this program that provides FREE TRAINING to eligible participants. Classes are available in Archbold and Toledo.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS SEALED PROPOSALS for bidding on Providence Metropark Canal Lock Gate Replacement will be received; opened; and read aloud at the Metropolitan Park District of the Toledo Area, Fallen Timbers Field Office, 6101 Fallen Timbers Lane, Maumee, Ohio 43537 Thursday, December 11, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. local time.

THE SCOPE OF WORK consists of construction of two (2) pair new wood timber frame canal lock gates, removal of existing gates and installation of the new gates. Bidders may obtain copies of plans, specifications, contract documents and plan-holder’s list through Newfax Corporation, 333 West Woodruff, Toledo, Ohio 43604 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (check made payable to Newfax Corporation) or via the Newfax Digital Plan Room at www.newfaxcorp.com. Newfax can be contacted at 419-241-5157 or 800-877-5157. A nonrefundable fee of $15 is required for each set of documents obtained. For additional information, please contact Marty Overholt @ 419-467-8414, marty.overholt@metroparkstoledo.com.

EACH BIDDER MUST FURNISH either (1) a bond for the full amount of the bid or (2) a certified check, cashier’s check or irrevocable letter of credit in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of the bid with its bid. The successful bidder must furnish a 100 percent (100%) Performance Bond and a 100 percent (100%) Labor and Materials Bond.

No bidder may withdraw its bid within thirty (30) days after the actual date of the opening thereof.

THE BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF THE METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT OF THE TOLEDO AREA reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive any informality in bidding.

By order of the Board of Park Commissioners METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT OF THE TOLEDO AREA Stephen W. Madewell, Director UNPLANNED PREGNANCY? THINKING OF ADOPTION? Open or closed adoption. YOU choose the family. LIVING EXPENSES PAID. Abbys One True Gift Adoptions. Call 24/7. 866-413-6294.

LOW INTEREST financing at 4%. Don’t pay for 6 months!! Personal, auto, and small business loans. Bad credit okay! Call Commerce today 1-855-701-0031

Call 419.241.1700, Ext 230 to place a Classified Ad!

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Wanted WANTS TO purchase minerals and other oil & gas interests. Send details P.O. Box 13557, Denver, Co 80201

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$1000 Sign-On Bonus Pay - $.44/mile OTR positions in new or nearly new equipment Guaranteed home every other weekend (more often depending on location) Insurance benefits + 401k Weekly pay Rewards and referral bonus programs

Requirements: • Class A with 1 year recent tractor-trailer experience • 23 years old • Reasonably clean MVR and work history

Opportunity in Toledo, OH delivering gasoline and diesel fuel We Offer: • Home daily • Industry leading pay • Annual bonus • Health / Dental / Vision / 401K with company match • Short / Long term disability, Paid Life Insurance • Paid holidays, vacation, personal days, & more • $3000 sign on bonus after 90 days of employment • Newer equipment Requirements: • CDL A with X endorsement (hazmat / tanker) • Min. 1 year tractor-trailer driving exp.

• Clean MVR for past 12 months • Some experience transporting hazmat • Willing to train Submit a résumé to: Dispatch@beckoil.com or Fax: 419-332-5501 www.beckoil.com EOE

For more details, call or email a recruiter – 419-861-3430 – recruiting@ptlllc.com Or fill out an online application – www.drive4premium.com

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STILL JOB HUNTING? If you had entered the iSTAR IT specialist program, you could instead be interviewing for postions such as software engineer, computer systems analyst or computer programmer, with your IT specialist short-term certificate. Visit istarohio. com TODAY or call 419.267.1494 for more info on this program that provides FREE TRAINING to eligible participants. Classes are available in Archbold, Toledo and Lima.

Education THE OCEAN Corp. 10840 Rockley Road, Houston, Texas 77099. Train for a New Career. *Underwater Welder. Commercial Diver. *NDT/Weld Inspector. Job Placement Assistance. Financial Aid available for those who qualify. 1-800-321-0298.

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Public Service (Parks, Recreation and Forestry) The City of Toledo is currently seeking a Commissioner for the Division of Parks, Recreation and Forestry. This position requires experience in planning, developing, and managing recreation and/or park operations. For additional and specific requirements and to apply please the City of Toledo’s website at https://agency.governmentjobs. com/toledooh/default.cfm Pay range: $65,000 to $96,875 annually.

The City of Toledo is an equal opportunity employer.

Alexis Road Animal Hospital FOR F OR Y YOUR OUR CONVENIENCE

Early morning and late evening appointments!

Customer satisfaction and pet care are

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State-of-the-art facilities On-site lab & x-rays Surgery & Dentistry Spay & Neuter Vaccinations OPEN Medical Boarding 6 DAYS A WEEK!

Call us for special prices on heartworm and flea medications!

50% OFF

ERNIE MOORE

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Reg. $29

Providing quality automotive service to the Toledo area for years.

All real estate advertised in this paper is subject to the federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, in the sale, rental, or financing of housing.

This Publisher will not knowingly accept any advertising that violates any applicable law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this paper are available on an equal opportunity basis. If you believe you have been discriminated against in connection with the sale, rental, or financing of housing, call the Toledo Fair Housing Center, (419) 243-6163.

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WINTER SPECIALS Routine Cat Spay & Neuter only

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Routine Dog Spay & Neuter only

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Coupons expire 12/31/14. Must bring in ad for discounts. TFP.

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We know you’re busier than ever, but if you don’t take time to see your ProMedica Physician, that “To Do” list can get even more difficult to do. So make a little room on it for yourself.

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