Jonathan Monk
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Toledo, OH, United States
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Greater Findlay Restaurant Week offering options for regular and new patrons
19 local businesses are offering special fixed priced menus ranging from $15 - $45. → Read More
Preschool for children with developmental disabilities to change oversight next school year
The change of hands from Blanchard Valley Center to HCESC will be completed for the 2023-24 school year. → Read More
The second Glass City: Tiffin Glass Museum reopens for 25th anniversary
Unlike most other industrialized glass factories of the era, Tiffin was known around the world for mass-producing up to 100,000 pieces of hand-blown glass per week. → Read More
You can taste test Super Bowl goodies this weekend at Sampling Saturday
The fifth Sampling Saturday is a way to bring post-holiday foot traffic to Beeker's General Store in Pemberville. → Read More
GO 419: Escape from zombies, puzzles and more in Trapped Toledo escape rooms
The escape room destination utilizes live actors to create an immersive and interactive experience. → Read More
Go 419: Glass City Center to host open house to showcase $70 Million renovation
The former SeaGate Centre was expanded and changed to the Glass City Center after a study identified a need for a new grand ballroom to host more events. → Read More
Hancock Public Health offers weekly vaccine clinic for COVID-19 and flu
The combined clinic is every Friday from 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m. No pre-registration is necessary. → Read More
Findlay gets new development on site of former Argyle building
Authorities approved plans for an $8 million construction for commercial and residential space last week. → Read More
Rutherford B. Hayes presidential library ready to celebrate another holiday season
The Light of Spiegel Grove will kick off the holiday events on Thursday at 6 p.m. → Read More
Kris Kringle Markt to celebrate holidays with a German twist in Tiffin
The two-day event on Friday and Saturday will feature an open-air market with fresh baked goods and local restaurants offering German food, beers and more. → Read More
Hope House gives back to those who donate for Giving Tuesday
Hope House helps transition people out of homelessness while also sheltering women and their children as they get back on their feet through tough times. → Read More
Stonebridge Church preparing to serve 2,000 free meals on Thanksgiving in Findlay
The long-running initiative has become a Thanksgiving Day tradition for many families at Stonebridge Church. → Read More
Fremont City Schools income tax renewal voted down
The income tax had been collecting an average of $9 million a year for the last 20 years. → Read More
Voters to decide fate of Benton-Carroll-Salem Schools emergency levy renewal
The emergency levy, originally approved in 2018, generates just over $1.4 million a year for the district. → Read More
University of Findlay food drive helps CHOPIN Hall food pantry
The 17th annual Helping Hands event benefits the Hancock County pantry. → Read More
Fostoria fifth-graders learn about potential careers at Make-it Day
The event featured career information from eight local companies so children could consider local careers. → Read More
Mobile clinic to make weekly stops at City Mission of Findlay
Guests at City Mission will have weekly access to physical examinations, health education and referral services. → Read More
Voters to decide on Seneca County Joint Ambulance District levy
The levy funding would allow the new district to staff four EMS stations will full-time first responders. → Read More
Mythbuster Kari Byron visits Seneca County students
Kari Byron, from the show Mythbusters, talked to students about science, technology, engineering, art and math education. → Read More
Volunteers help pack weekend meals for Findlay YMCA's Feed-A-Child program
On average, the non-profit hands out about 500 meals a week to local elementary students. → Read More