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- 1Rocket Budget Blast Off Teaches High Schoolers Financial Literacy▼‘Rocket Budget Blast Off’ Introduces High School Students to Financial Literacy
The University of Toledo is running 'Rocket Budget Blast Off', a programme introducing high school students to financial literacy. The initiative aims to give teenagers practical skills in budgeting and personal money management before they graduate, as schools and universities place growing emphasis on preparing young people for real-world financial decisions.
- 2University of Toledo hosts Neff College of Business fall job fair▼Neff College of Business Fall Job Fair
The Neff College of Business at the University of Toledo is holding its fall job fair, connecting business students with employers recruiting for roles and internships. The event gives students a chance to network with regional and national companies as hiring picks up for the autumn recruitment season. The university promoted the fair through its news outlet.
- 3Blissfield artist chosen for Swayne Market public art installation▼Blissfield artist selected for Swayne Market public art installation
A Blissfield artist has been selected to create a public art installation at Swayne Market, the Toledo Blade reports. The selection brings locally made public art to the market site and highlights the region's artistic talent. Details about the artist, the commissioned work, and the installation timeline have not yet been widely reported.
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A severe storm with winds exceeding 100 km/h swept through Paraná, Brazil, leaving one person dead and widespread destruction. Videos show a trail of devastation across the state, and the city of Toledo reported damage in several neighborhoods. Local weather forecasts are drawing heavy attention as residents track further storms.
- 5Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football program▼Mumps outbreak reported in San Diego State football program after Toledo visit
A mumps outbreak has been reported within the San Diego State University football program, according to local reporting. The outbreak is said to have emerged after the team's game against Toledo, raising concerns about possible spread among players and staff on both sides. Health officials and the university are expected to manage containment as the college football season continues.
- 6Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football after Toledo game▼Mumps outbreak hits San Diego State football after Toledo visit
A mumps outbreak has struck the San Diego State football team following their game against Toledo. The report, first carried by Cleveland.com, links the infections to the matchup between the two programs. The news raises questions about whether Toledo players or staff were exposed, and how the outbreak could affect upcoming games and team preparations for both schools.
- 7Toledo police release bodycam footage of man taken into immigration custody▼BODYCAM: TPD releases 911 call, video of encounters with man taken into federal immigration custody
Toledo police have released bodycam video and 911 call recordings from encounters with a man who was later taken into federal immigration custody. The release sheds light on how local officers interacted with the man before federal agents detained him, a scenario drawing scrutiny amid ongoing debate over cooperation between local police and federal immigration authorities.
- 8Brown hits Husted on data centers and economy at Toledo stop▼Brown targets Husted on data centers, economy during Toledo campaign stop
Sherrod Brown, campaigning in Toledo, criticized Jon Husted over data center development and economic policy, framing the issue as part of his broader economic pitch to Ohio voters. The two are rivals in Ohio's US Senate race, and Brown used the stop to draw a contrast on jobs, energy demands and who benefits from data center projects. Coverage centered on his attacks and the campaign's economic messaging.
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José Barroso Martín, owner of the historic Toledo confectionery Mazapanes Barroso, has died, prompting mourning in the city. The family business is known for its traditional marzipan, a signature sweet of Toledo, and tributes have highlighted its place in the region's culinary heritage. Spanish media reported the news, with condolences pouring in from locals and figures connected to the confectionery trade.
- 10Music fan recalls Stratospheerius show at Sonic Voyage Fest●Throwback Thursday – Stratospheerius at Sonic Voyage Fest 10 years ago, Rachel and I followed our friend, Joe Deninzon,
A music writer is looking back a decade to a trip to Toledo, Ohio, to see Joe Deninzon and his band Stratospheerius perform at Sonic Voyage Fest. The post is a personal Throwback Thursday memory, recalling following a friend's band to the festival ten years ago.
- 11New film 'Digger' likened to 'Dr. Strangelove' for climate era▼Review: In 'Digger,' a 'Dr. Strangelove' for the climate change era
A new film called 'Digger' is drawing comparisons to Stanley Kubrick's Cold War satire 'Dr. Strangelove,' with the Toledo Blade's review framing it as a darkly comic take on the climate change era. The reviewer suggests the movie uses satirical absurdity to address the anxieties and political failures surrounding the climate crisis.
- 12Glass City Get Down Street Art Festival Photo Gallery▼Photo gallery: Glass City Get Down Street Art Festival
The Toledo Blade has published a photo gallery documenting the Glass City Get Down, a street art festival held in Toledo, Ohio. The gallery showcases murals and artwork created during the event, giving readers a visual tour of the festival's public art. The festival highlights Toledo's growing reputation as a destination for street art and muralists.
- 13UToledo Theatre Faculty Land Opera Montana Commission▼UToledo Theatre Faculty Collaborate on High-Profile Commission for Opera Montana
Theatre faculty at the University of Toledo have been chosen for a high-profile commission with Opera Montana, collaborating on a new opera production for the company. The university announced the partnership, which highlights its faculty's growing professional work beyond campus and brings attention to Toledo's arts programs at a national level.
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The Neff College of Business at the University of Toledo is holding its Fall Job Fair, connecting students with employers recruiting for roles and internships. The event gives business students a chance to network with companies hiring ahead of graduation, part of the university's regular career programming for the autumn semester.
- 15New Mentorship Program to Connect Researchers With Students●New Mentorship Program Aims to Better Connect Researchers With Students
The University of Toledo has launched a new mentorship program aimed at better connecting researchers with students. The initiative is intended to give students closer exposure to research work and strengthen ties between faculty researchers and the student body. Details about the program's structure, participants, and timeline have not yet been widely reported.
- 16Toledo man detained by immigration agents after calling 911 for medical help▼Toledo man taken into federal immigration custody after 911 call for medical help
A man in Toledo, Ohio was taken into federal immigration custody after he called 911 seeking medical assistance. The case has drawn attention because it raises questions about whether emergency calls can expose immigrants to deportation, prompting concern from local residents and advocates over the chilling effect such incidents could have on people seeking urgent help.
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The Toledo Blade reports that confidence about the economy is in short supply, reflecting widespread pessimism among consumers and businesses about current economic conditions. The item offers no further detail, but the sentiment aligns with broader global concern over inflation, interest rates, and slowing growth that has weighed on household and business outlooks in recent months.
- 18Data expert predicts Acton will outperform Brown in Ohio▼Election data expert expects Acton to outperform Brown in Ohio
An election data expert is predicting that Amy Acton will outperform Sherrod Brown in Ohio, according to a report from the Toledo Blade. Both are prominent Ohio Democrats, and the assessment has drawn attention as party voters and observers weigh which figure is better positioned ahead of the state's upcoming contests. The expert's projection adds to ongoing discussion about Democratic strategy in Ohio.
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University of Toledo athletics reports that its players closed out competition at an ITF M15 World Tour tennis event. The M15 level is the entry tier of professional men's tennis, where college players and young pros often compete for early ranking points. Few further details were provided in the announcement.
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The Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio has acquired a landmark 19th-century photographic series, adding a historically significant body of work to its collection. The museum announced the acquisition this week, positioning the photographs as an important addition to its holdings of early photography. Details on the series and its maker have not been widely reported, and further specifics are expected as the museum highlights the new acquisition.
- 21Neff College of Business to Host Fall Job Fair with Over 75 Companies▼Neff College of Business to Host More Than 75 Companies for Fall Job Fair on Thursday
The Neff College of Business at the University of Toledo is hosting a fall job fair on Thursday, bringing together more than 75 companies to meet students and job seekers. The event offers employers a chance to recruit talent and gives attendees an opportunity to explore career openings across a range of industries.
- 22Toledo Museum of Art Acquires Landmark 19th Century Photo Series●Toledo Museum of Art Acquires 19th Century Photo Series Hailed as Among the Most Important Images Ever https://petapixel
The Toledo Museum of Art has acquired a 19th century photographic series being described as among the most important images ever made. The announcement was reported by photography outlet PetaPixel, which framed the acquisition as a major addition to the museum's holdings and to the history of photography more broadly. Details of the series, the photographer and the price were not included in the available coverage.
- 23Music therapy program helping children cope at Toledo children's hospital●Music therapy program helps kids cope at ProMedica Russell J. Ebeid Children’s Hospital
ProMedica Russell J. Ebeid Children's Hospital in Toledo runs a music therapy program designed to help young patients cope with hospital stays and treatment. Certified therapists use music to ease anxiety, manage pain and support emotional wellbeing in children and their families. Local coverage is highlighting the program as an example of compassionate, non-drug-based care for pediatric patients.
- 24Dozens Seek Jobs at The Blade's Career and Education Expo●Dozens job hunt during The Blade's Career & Education Expo
Dozens of job seekers attended The Blade's Career & Education Expo in Toledo, meeting employers and exploring education and training options. The event gave attendees a chance to speak directly with recruiters and learn about openings across the region. Coverage of the expo has drawn attention as many people continue looking for work or new career paths.
- 25Toledo food bank now accepting surplus garden produce▼Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank accepting surplus garden produce
The Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank is accepting donations of surplus produce from home gardens, giving local growers a way to share extra vegetables and fruit with people facing food insecurity. The appeal comes as gardens hit peak harvest season and demand for food assistance remains high in the region.
- 26Stratospheerius remembered at Sonic Voyage Fest a decade on●Throwback Thursday - Stratospheerius at Sonic Voyage Fest 10 years ago, Rachel and I followed our friend, Joe Deninzon,
A music fan has recalled following violinist Joe Deninzon and his band Stratospheerius to Toledo ten years ago to see them perform at Sonic Voyage Fest, sharing the memory for Throwback Thursday. The post looks back on the progressive rock outfit's live show and a road trip taken with Rachel to support their friend on the bill.
- 27University of Toledo Law Alumna Headlines Speaker Series Tuesday▼Alumna Continues College of Law Speaker Series on Tuesday
An alumna of the University of Toledo College of Law will continue the school's speaker series with an event on Tuesday, according to an announcement from the university's news office. The installment is part of the college's ongoing lecture program, which brings graduates back to campus to speak with students and faculty about their legal careers.
- 28UToledo Medical Students Set Sail on Lake Erie Health Study▼UToledo Medical Students Set Sail to Study How Lake Erie Shapes Human Health
Medical students at the University of Toledo are boarding a ship on Lake Erie to study how the lake and its environment affect human health. The university announced the initiative, which ties hands-on water and environmental research to medical training. The program highlights growing concern over the lake's influence on public health, including water quality issues that have long affected communities around the region.
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An entrepreneur has built a cleaning business centered on themes of peace and fresh starts, according to the Toledo Blade. The company appears to frame cleaning services as a way for clients to reset their homes and lives, offering not just tidying but a sense of calm and renewal. The story highlights how personal values can shape a small business and connect with customers seeking order and a new beginning.
- 30U.S. military says withdrawal of troops from Iraq is complete●U.S. military says its withdrawal of troops from Iraq is complete
The U.S. military announced that its withdrawal of troops from Iraq is complete, according to a report carried by the Toledo Blade. The declaration marks the end of the American military presence in the country, though details on timing, numbers of troops withdrawn and remaining personnel, and future arrangements have not been specified. The announcement is drawing attention given the long history of the U.S. deployment in Iraq.
- 31Toledo English Professor Launches Novel 'Bless Me, Papi'●English Professor to Celebrate Launch of Novel ‘Bless Me, Papi’ on Oct. 1
An English professor at the University of Toledo is marking the publication of a new novel, 'Bless Me, Papi,' with a launch event on October 1. The book's release is being highlighted by the university, which is promoting the celebration as part of its coverage of faculty achievements. Details about the novel's plot and the venue of the launch have not been widely reported, but the event gives readers a chance to meet the author.