Style Sense: Condessa Croninger Wears Many Hats
July 12, 2017Name: Condessa Croninger Age: 48 Occupation: Art Director, 20 North Gallery You’re so elegant— have you always been this way? Since childhood, I have been fascinated with the possibilities inherent in defining identity through clothing. I loved playing “dress up,” and I have always loved clothes. I am fortunate to come from a family of
NW Ohio Picnic Spots To Enjoy This Summer
June 27, 2017If you’re looking for a low-key way to enjoy Northwest Ohio’s gorgeous summer days, you can’t do much better than a picnic. A family outing, a romantic weekend or a get-together with friends, there’s a picnic locale on this list for every occasion! Toledo Swan Creek Metropark 4301 Airport Hwy. Filled with deer and bluebirds,
Toledo-Area Swimming Holes Worth Jumping Into
June 27, 2017Summertime means swimming time in Ohio, and there are plenty of options in the 419! Whether you need some leisurely exercise, want to meet other locals, or just have to get the kids out of the house, we’ve got the list of best swimming holes to jump into! Rolf Park Maumee Rolf Park Pool features
Take Me To The Maumee River: Businesses That Offer A Water-Fueled Adrenaline Rush
June 27, 2017The Maumee River is open for adventure, romance, thrills, and family activities of all kinds. Toledo-area residents have choices for exploring, relaxing, or satisfying their adventurous side. If you’re looking for a day with the family and friends, date ideas, or a water-fueled adrenaline rush, these businesses have you covered: River Lures Kayaking 419-832-0989. Riverlureskayaking.com
Breeding the law: A Quick and Dirty Breakdown of Senate Bill 331
June 27, 2017Few recent pieces of Ohio legislation have caused as much outrage among animal rights activists as Senate Bill 331. Sponsored by Senator Bob Petersen (R., Sabina), SB 331 proposes regulations—arguably, deregulations—regarding the sale of dogs from breeders to pet stores. The bill, supported by Petland, an Ohio-based private corporation boycotted by activists for doing business
After The Shift: Miners Adapt To An Industry’s Decline In Documentary, ‘After Coal’
June 27, 2017Coal has always been political. A century ago, miners were at the forefront of battles between workers and bosses in the burgeoning industrial union movement. Today, the decline of mining jobs has put coal at the forefront of a new battle— one that, on the surface, pits environmentalists against working families. Are good paying jobs