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Toledo police involved in a shooting at West Toledo bar
Updated: November 7, 2009 | 7:00 am
Toledo Police were involved in a shooting Saturday morning around 2:10 a.m. at a bar at the corner of Central and Albion. The person shot is in critical condition at Toledo Hospital, Chief Mike Navarre said.

Updated: 7:25 am
Swine flu suspected in death of woman, 24

Mandy Kimbler, who was admitted to Toledo Hospital Oct. 25, gave birth by cesarean section the following day.

A 24-year-old Toledo woman who recently delivered premature twins died of what is presumed to be complications from H1N1, the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department and relatives said Friday. If confirmed, the death would be Lucas County's first from swine flu. Mandy Kimbler died Thursday afternoon at Toledo Hospital, where she was admitted with breathing problem. >>

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Updated: 6:41 am
Toledo fire adds to family's woes

Guadalupe Ramos, a single mother, experienced the deaths of her son and her younger brother in a car crash six weeks ago. Friday she and her two surviving children, ages 6 and 7, were homeless after their home was damaged by a fire that started in a vacant home next door. The home was slated for demolition for more than a year. "I am still in shock," said Ms. Ramos, 29. >>

Updated: 8:17 am
3 injured in collision on Maumee-Western Road >>
Updated: 8:17 am
Man said to confess murder >>
Updated: 7:01 am
BGSU aims to cut costs by printing responsibly >>
Updated: 8:16 am
Granholm proposes cost savings for schools >>
Updated: 7:34 am
Toledo police seek leads in 1999 slayings >>
Updated: 7:33 am
Perrysburg Township police ask for help in robbery >>

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>> SPORTS HEADLINES

Updated: 6:47 am
St. Francis rips North Ridgeville

St. Francis de Sales did just enough to gain a 14-0 halftime lead Friday night and that wasn't good enough for veteran coach Dick Cromwell. After hearing a spirited halftime speech from their leader, the fifth-ranked Knights rolled to a 35-7 victory over North Ridgeville in a first-round Division II football playoff game at Whitmer. >>

Updated: 7:15 am
Toledo’s Page in ESPN The Magazine >>
Updated: 7:13 am
Roethlisberger's accuser quits job at casino >>
Updated: 7:09 am
Big plays sink Panthers' hopes >>
Updated: 7:14 am
UM, Purdue both reeling >>

Dave Hackenberg
Updated: 6:38 am
Young goalie playing big for Walleye >>

Steve Pollick
Updated: 6:58 am
Trapping for furbearers starts soon >>

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>> BUSINESS HEADLINES

Updated: 7:38 am Toledo consumers turning their gold into green There's a gold rush of sorts going on right now, but not with pick axes and dynamite. Instead, consumers struggling through a moribund economy are rushing to jewelry stores to cash in unmatched earrings, out-of-style necklaces, and old gaudy bling now that the price of gold has hovered near $1,100 an ounce. >>	Updated: 8:17 am Jobless rate soars to highest since 1983 >> Updated: 7:39 am Investor buys Woodville Mall, intends to add stores >> Updated: 6:21 am Jeep exports face barriers >> Updated: 9:40 am Jobless rate tops 10% for first time since 1983 >> Updated: 6:29 am 2011 Ford Explorer to offer air bags in its rear seat belts >>
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>> COLUMNISTS

Kirk Baird ~ Culture Shock
Updated: 1:16 am
Quick update: Carrie Prejean plus camcorder equals yet another scandal

Ryan E. Smith
Updated: 1:10 pm
Sports fan wants to get his wife into the game

Marilou Johanek
Updated: 5:45 am
Voters' choices cast a pall on postelection day

Jack Kelly
Updated: 7:27 am
Centrist Democrats beware

Jack Lessenberry
Updated: 5:46 am
Electorate willing to foot tax hikes for specific causes

Rose Russell
Updated: 7:27 am
Mayor-elect Bell didn't shun principle of sacrifice

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>> PEACH/ENTERTAINMENT HEADLINES

Updated: 8:08 am Game review: NCAA Football 2010***1/2 Like most games, NCAA Football 2010 was created for the console, then adapted to fit the PSP or other handheld devices. The graphics and onfield mechanics are certainly less impressive, resembling games from a decade ago. Gamers have learned not to expect too much in this area, and 2010 isn't visually more appealing than it was last year. >>	Updated: 7:25 am Movie review: Disney's A Christmas Carol 1/2 >> Updated: 7:27 am Movie review: The Men Who Stare at Goats >> Updated: 5:36 am Toledo Opera's 'Falstaff' a win >> Updated: 7:30 am Movie review: The Fourth Kind 1/2 >> Updated: 7:34 am Movie review: Coco Before Chanel ** >>
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