DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs have spent more than an entire NHL season playing each other at Joe Louis Arena.
Boys basketball
BOWLING GREEN — There were two standouts in the Bowling Green State University football team’s scrimmage on Saturday.
DALLAS — Vic Schaefer and his Mississippi State Bulldogs didn’t get much time to celebrate what might be the greatest shocker in women’s basketball history.
CLEVELAND — Jason Kipnis let his heart heal a little before heading home last November. He didn’t wait long enough.
DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers enter the 2017 season at a crossroads.
The first job Dave Zenk applied for after graduating from Ohio State University was as a park manager for Toledo’s Wildwood Preserve Metropark.
Paul Krugman’s March 22 column said: “Mr. Trump never learns anything.” (“American political system enduring an epidemic of infallibility”)
The recent Blade editorial was right to encourage all Ohioans to fight for Lake Erie (“Fight for the Lake,” March 30).
One of the sadly forgotten great books of the last century is Reinhold Niebuhr’s magnificent The Irony of American History.
Workers are putting the final touches on two single-family homes on Ridgewood Trail, including 6742 Ridgewood, in the Villas at Carrietowne North, plat one, a 13-lot subdivision in Sylvania Township developed by Victor Markowitz, president of Alan Homes Inc., of Toledo.
Jennifer Teege never knew her maternal grandfather, which is a good thing: She’s convinced he would have killed her.
Ohio’s casinos may have a gambling problem — too many places to gamble in the Buckeye state.
The Phantom’s Leading Ladies, three singers who played the role of Christine Daae in The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway or during national tours, will bring the magic of musical theater and more to the Valentine Theatre on Thursday evening.
After the failure to repeal and replace Obamacare, President Trump met the press in the Oval Office. It was an unusual meeting. The President seemed almost mellow. He said: “We learned a lot.”
Births
These dogs are newly available at the Lucas County Canine Care & Control Office, 410 South Erie St., Toledo. For information, call 419-213-2800.
John “Bud” Jacobs IV, an accomplished pianist who played more than 100 events at the Wildwood Manor House and taught hundreds the craft, died Wednesday in ProMedica Ebeid Hospice. He was 84.
ABC’s This Week — U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley; Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain (R., Ariz.); Dmitry Peskov, press secretary to Russian President Vladimir Putin. 10 a.m., Channel 13 (WTVG).
The walleye flexed and flopped in a laundry basket atop a scale.
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — Vice President Mike Pence lauded the Trump Administration’s battle against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria during a visit to central Ohio.
Toledo City Council has for years — decades even — ignored the advice of the city’s professional planners and the commission appointed to render recommendations on zoning requests.
JERRY CITY, Ohio — A snippet of shoestring is one of the only clues to Jamie Smith’s mysterious birth 26 years ago.
As a historian for Chrysler’s Camp Jeep in the early 2000s, the job occasionally fell on Ron Szymanski to tell people the famed Jeep Cherokee was being retired.
NEW YORK — The creator of the rainbow flag that has become a widely recognized symbol of gay rights has died at age 65.
