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Toledo's Red Light Special

Toledo's Red Light Special

The controversy surrounding more red light cameras shows no sign of stopping

by Jessica Luther

Everyone has done it. Cruising along at 45 mph, you suddenly realize that the light ahead of you has already turned yellow. A split second decision leads you to push hard on the accelerator and hold your breath.

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Welcome to the Family

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The greatest moment in any family is adding another chair to the dinner table. In October, Adams Street Publishing Company is proud to announce the acquisition of Ann Arbor's monthly arts and entertainment magazine, Current.

For more than two decades, Current has been one of Ann Arbor's staple go-to guides for what to do and where to do it. We look forward to a shared synergy with Adams Street Publishing's titles in Toledo and Ann Arbor letting our readers know about important and cutting edge events in both locales. Bridging Lake Erie West by bringing two of the anchors of our region closer together is our charge and our pleasure.

Mail

Atten-HUT!
by Ryan Murphy
Good Job City Paper!
by Brian Holt
Power in numbers
by Joe Duncan

The City

Fostering compassion: Lucas County celebrates National Foster Care Month
by Alison Lodge

Arts & Entertainment

Who was Celia Dixon?: Trunks of artwork uncover a forgotten Toledo artist
by Ryan A. Bunch

Chow Line

Springtime for asparagus: Why this is the perfect time of year to enjoy this misunderstood — and sexy — vegetable
by Diana K. Sharp
  

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Legends of St. Clair

Legends Bar & Grill isn't legendary yet; the place has only been open for about two months. But if the homemade chili and sugar cane shrimp is any indication of what's in store for the place, Downtown Toledo truly has a legend in the making.

Owned by two Detroit area couples who often ate at the old Durty Bird — Pam and Rick Graziano and Al and Denise Proudlock — Legends doesn't try to replicate the late Toledo dining spot.

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Nobody's perfect

Johnny Hildo

Johnny Hildo

Human failings and city politics

by Johnny Hildo

Let’s face it. We’re only human.

Forget the purported Puritan past. The Puritans were a minor blip in the rollicking history of this country. What did they have against card playing and dancing, anyway.

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