Category Archives: City

On the brightest, sunniest and driest day of the year so far, downtown Toledo got spa treatment, while community members of all ages gathered to make a difference. Vision:CLEAN UP TOLEDO kicked off the June 4th effort at 8:30 a.m. … Continue reading →

This coming Saturday, June 4, Toledo is having a city-wide community clean up day to help spruce up the town. Volunteers are asked to meet at the boat launch downtown at 8:30 a.m. before breaking up into groups. Clean-up projects … Continue reading →

Faced with catastrophic fire, gang violence, and even a premature obituary, citizenshelp lead when cities struggle for responses. Great article from the Washington Association of Cities and Ted Katauskas. Read more with the full PDF of the article or you can download the … Continue reading →

Toledo’s spring cleaning day, set for Saturday, June 4, got a major boost last week when the City of Toledo offered a hazardous waste dumpster for public use that day. The hazmat dumpster will be located behind City Hall and … Continue reading →

Efforts to reinvigorate Toledo are moving forward after last week’s Vision:TOLEDO town meeting, and organizers are excited that the movement’s momentum has not slowed. There are so many tourist-friendly events planned for this summer that Vision:TOLEDO volunteers are planning a … Continue reading →

Ideas on how to revitalize Toledo will be presented at a town meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Toledo Middle School. This will be the second meeting of Vision: Toledo, a grassroots community group formed in February … Continue reading →

The Arts, Recreation, and Events Task Force for Vision:TOLEDO would like to invite you to to be a part of Vision:CLEAN UP TOLEDO. The one day community clean up event will be Saturday, June 4th. The group has started to … Continue reading →

You’ve shared your ideas and we’ve listened. Now it’s time to act. The grassroots community group Vision:TOLEDO is having its second town meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 28 to pour over all the ideas gathered and progress made … Continue reading →

TOLEDO — Sherron Goebel says her grandchildren were falling behind in school because they had no computer. Dara Pardue hopes to take college classes on-line while she cares for disabled twins at home. And Glen Detherage, no fan of technology, … Continue reading →

TOLEDO — A group of volunteers in Toledo are calling on local area farmers, craftsmen and artists to help start a weekend community market. “We are looking for local farmers and vendors who want to sell their goods in town,” … Continue reading →