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January 2024 Hildo: The Resurgence of A Lo.

It took a decade, but A Lo has regained her form. Current Lucas County Auditor Anita Lopez was once a staple of this humble column....

New Year, New Leaders for Village of Ottawa Hills

Ottawa Hills had some big changes in the New Year. Mayor Kevin Gilmore retired from his long-lasting career and stepped down from his position Dec....

Hildo November 2023: Get yer vote on

t’s here! The much anticipated, oft imitated, never duplicated, off-year Election Day Twenty Twenty-Three!  No, seriously folks. There’s an election on November 7th. In fact,...

Take TARTA To The Polls With Fare-Free Rides On Election Day

The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) wants to make sure everyone’s voice is heard on election day by giving customers a free ride...

ELPC Welcomes U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur Letter to U.S. EPA

The Environmental Law & Policy Center (ELPC) applauded the proactive efforts of the U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur in her Sept. 7 letter to the...

City Politics 2023: Raise Your Voices

It’s that time of year again – elections are in full swing and people are heading to the polls to do their civic duty by voting. If you are not yet registered to vote, the deadline is Oct. 10. City Paper has compiled a list of candidates and information about them to help prepare you for voting in November. Want to learn more about who you’re voting for? Read on.

Hildo September 2023: Union Town

Toledo has several nicknames. “The Glass City.” “Home of the Jeep.” And of course, the old moniker originally intended to poke fun at Toledo’s...

City Politics: Whither Wade?

There are two kinds of elected officials in City Politics. Those who serve their time in elected office, then move on to other pursuits....

City Politics: Back to the Future

The field is set. The candidates have been certified for the big Primary Election showdown coming for coveted seats on T-Town City Council! Oh, whoopsie,...

Faith and Justice: Listening and Learning at First Thursdays

Many people rightly decry the lack of spaces where difficult conversations about social and political subjects can take place. Traditional media outlets and civic...

League of Women Voters fight for fair districting Ohio voting rights group focuses on redistricting, locally and statewide

In November 2015, three decades of effort to end gerrymandering in Ohio’s congressional districts finally earned a win. Ohio voters overwhelmingly approved an amendment...

City Politics: Empty Slate

What is up with the Lucas County Republican Party? Or should we ask, is there still a Lucas County Republican Party? Over the years, the...

Cease fire: A recent history of gun violence in City Politics

The victims of Toledo’s epidemic of gun violence are increasingly younger. No City neighborhood is immune. The body count continues to rise as the...

Everything old is new again

Happy New Year! At least for most of you. Some poor saps are staring down an oncoming locomotive called twenty-twenty-three. With the accent on the...

City Politics: Looking grim

Here we go again.      The stepping stone has been stepped, and the vacancy carousel is spinning. Where it stops is anyone’s guess.      Michele Grim, oh, sorry,...

Turkey Day in the T

Fall is finally here! Autumn leaves are falling in a blaze of color, the days are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer,...
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