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For Immediate Release
June 16, 2009

The Partners In Education Great Maumee River Dragon Boat Festival is an experience like no other! Join us July 25, 2009 starting at 8:00 am, as we paddle, cheer, race and celebrate to fund learning opportunities that help educators and their students reach their full potential! Partners In Education of Toledo is a non-profit organization which develops and fosters partnerships between area schools and northwest Ohio businesses, government agencies, organizations and churches.

 

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Renewable energy, goods movement and, above all, innovation, are today's economic bywords for the Northwest Ohio region.

Stop by the George Tanber's site, the Newsmeister, to read about a positive story about good luck in a bunch of bad luck.
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SWANTON, Ohio - The lottery ticket was stashed among the documents, bills, receipts, medical records and other papers atop the bedroom dresser that served as her husband's desk during the last months of his life.

When lung cancer claimed Mike Bernath in October, 2006, Mary Ann Bernath gave the ticket little heed. She had a husband to bury. Children and grandchildren to console. And, she needed time to grieve.

Electric Transmission Rates

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Wow,

I don't get into these online blogging sites to often nor am I an active member on BlackPlanet not to sure what BlackNation is.....I'm sure you mad a mistake....don't we all

Okay. I am a 20 year old young man. I have a lot of powerful role models in my everyday life both male and females, some in higher places then other meaning on a local to a national level.

Why don't I see you guys aren't praising, thanking or commending me for at least taking a stand, for what I think was the right thing to do whether you agree with me or not?

This is a great way for you to help us to raise funds for the Bishop's
Annual Appeal that supports local outreach programs - like the service
project that two of our teenagers do in Appalachia and the free
community dinners we help with at St Mark's. You must present one of
these flyers for us to receive credit for your purchase.

Please share this information with your friends.

Eat at CityQ Barbeque and raise money for our group!
Please join us for a special fundraising event.
15% of your purchase will be donated back to our group!

The Scott High School Alumni Association is planning a *Scholarship Bowling Party on Saturday, June 13, 2009 at Lido Bowling Lanes, 865 South Avenue in Toledo*. Last year’s dance was a great success. We had a wonderful time seeing our old acquaintances and meeting new ones. Won’t you join us at this year’s “party with a purpose”? The cost of tickets for this very special event is $15 for advance tickets.* Tickets are available from Scott Alumni Association members. Our goal is to again raise funds for a Scott High School student scholarship. Since the re-establishment of the

All Ages
Friday 08/28/09 at 7:00 PM
Toledo Zoo Amphitheater
Toledo, OH

More info:
http://www.livenation.com/edp/eventId/407962?sl=Toledo,%20OH

Secor, Talmadge Repaving

The deterioration of two of the busiest streets in Toledo has long been a concern. From the moment I got into office, I received numerous emails about getting Secor and Talmadge repaved. This past winter added to the necessity of a good repaving.

With the layoff of dozens of police officers the families in Toledo will have to step up their roles to guide our children and reinforce positive family values. We cannot afford to have our next group of elected government officials make a mockey of Toledo's social and financial relevance. At present, Toledo's government is an object of humorous andtidotes at bars and cocktails parties across the nation. The rest of the nation doesn't take Toledo seriously, and therefore, they are not serious about living here or investing here.

The Highland Heights Neighborhood Association will meet at 6:30pm Thursday, May 14, at the Toledo Heights branch library to assign citizen task forces to curb crime and graffiti. This meeting will focus not on sharing crime experiences but on assigning responsibility for graffiti erasure, foot patrols, phone trees, etc. Other agenda items include garden projects, park and neighborhood updates. For more information, see www.highlandheightsneighborhood.blogspot.com or call Mary at the library: 419-259-5220.

A friend told me today that she heard there had been a group of teens hanging out down in Highland Park wearing T-shirts with "150 down We own this Town. I was just wondering if anyone here had actually seen anyone wearing a shirt like that and if they had did it upset them as a real threat or did they just take it as teens being teens?

WTOL is having a web chat tonight (Friday, May 1) with John Jones from the Urban League. It goes from 5-6:30: http://www.wtol.com/global/Story.asp?s=10263342