Category: Enivronment
Lettuce deemed safe, but are shoppers ready to eat it?
Shannon Solt has no problem buying lettuce — so long as it is grown locally.
“I’d rather support local at this point,” Mrs. Solt, of Perrysburg, said outside Kazmaier’s Market in Perrysburg on Wednesday.
The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers For
Photo gallery: Walbridge Dry Creek Preserve ribbon-cutting
Community members were invited Wednesday to a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Walbridge Dry Creek Preserve in Walbridge, Ohio. Attendees were invited to tour the preserve and learn more about the ecological practices implemented on the site.
Explore more of Toledo with new park quest pass
Toledo wants its residents to “stop scrolling and start strolling,” so an incentive program has been launched to do just that.
Late-summer heat wave blankets Ohio with triple-digit heat index
Don’t grab your flannels just yet — the start of September might signal that fall is around the corner, but Toledo and most of Ohio are still in the thick of summer heat.
Anxiety about Lake Erie's future remains despite some mild signs of progress
GIBRALTAR ISLAND, Ohio — As Ohio’s race for governor enters its final stretch, a few encouraging signs have emerged about the future of Lake Erie.