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  1. Witches land in Rossford to support a cause

    Deanna Gercak is a member of Monroe’s Midnight Riders, a witches’ charity group in southeast Michigan. The East Toledo resident found herself in Rossford on Sunday, surrounded by a few dozen other witches. “Myself and a few friends decided to come and support this cause,”

    Source brief · The Blade: Local ·
  2. CHEMICAL LEAK UPDATE: EPA reports extremely low glycidyl methacrylate detection in north Toledo

    Residents can use a new EPA public data viewer to access air-monitoring summaries as the investigation into the North Toledo chemical leak continues.

    Source brief · WTOL 11: Local ·
  3. TARTA community update will explore future of public transit

    The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority is offering a free community update Thursday morning.

    Source brief · The Blade: Local ·
  4. Road Warrior: I-75 work in Monroe County nearing northbound completion

    Concrete patching that started Friday night on northbound I-75 in northern Monroe County will remain a problem for drivers traveling to the Detroit area on Monday.

    Source brief · The Blade: Local ·
  5. Everbridge Emergency Notification System Shutdown end of year

    The Everbridge Emergency Notification System will be shutdown by the end of this year, according to the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office (HCS).

    Source brief · 13abc ·
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Wauseon schools seek permanent renewal of earned income tax levy

Wauseon Exempted Village Schools is asking voters to keep its 1.75% earned income tax at the existing rate and make it permanent beginning Jan. 1. According to 13abc, Superintendent Keith Leatherman said the tax supplies roughly $5 million a year, about 18% of district revenue, for staffing, transportation and other operating costs. The district says a continuing levy would help it plan amid expected state funding reductions and the expiration of a separate emergency property tax levy. Leatherman told 13abc that rejection could lead the district to consider cuts across operating expenses.

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