The Blade (Toledo, OH) articles from November 2005

The Blade (Toledo, OH) archives from November 2005

Firewood a hot commodity in area.
November 1, 2005

Few retailers show signs yet of adjustment for a slow holiday.
November 1, 2005

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, personal business column.
November 1, 2005

Retired insurance executive to lead injured-workers bureau.
November 1, 2005

Bead bonanza: Hobby attracts a range of enthusiasts.
November 2, 2005

WKKO continues impressive streaks.
November 2, 2005

School districts act to reduce use of fuel.
November 2, 2005

Oregon: Subdivision draws its critics.
November 3, 2005

Springfield: Stock donation lets student attend shareholder meeting.
November 3, 2005

Gas costs prompt proposal to raise bus fare to $1 a ride.
November 4, 2005

New development official urges area collaboration.
November 4, 2005

At One SeaGate, a new owner would face tough calculations.
November 4, 2005

Finkbeiner trumpets new sports arena plan.
November 5, 2005

Santa keeps his eye on Vista.
November 5, 2005

Patient-driven health care gains attention.
November 5, 2005

Powertrain workers vote on benefit changes.
November 5, 2005

Ford heralds idea of Southwyck mini-village.
November 5, 2005

'Swirling' latest trend for college students.
November 7, 2005

Chester Devenow: Retired industrialist, bank executive and civic leader.
November 7, 2005

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, local media column.
November 7, 2005

Toledo, Ohio-area winter travelers change sites in Mexico.
November 8, 2005

Investment exec jailed on fresh charges.
November 8, 2005

California firm hired to investigate 2004 crane collapse.
November 8, 2005

One SeaGate faces four possible scenarios.
November 8, 2005

'07 Fallen Timbers opening pledged.
November 8, 2005

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, wine column.
November 8, 2005

Gas prices expected to drop below $2 a gallon.
November 9, 2005

Analysts bemoan coming loss of Marshall Field's.
November 9, 2005

Voters say yes to $2 billion bond issue for jobs.
November 9, 2005

Experts find little grain diverted to Lakes ports.
November 9, 2005

EDITORIAL: Dollar fare still good deal.(Editorial)
November 10, 2005

Temperance: Officials add online forum to Web site.
November 10, 2005

Proposal for condos on Simmons Road draws little criticism.
November 10, 2005

Swanton: Officials look at "rebranding".
November 10, 2005

Economists predict continuing lag for Ohio.
November 10, 2005

Lambertville, Ohio, residents remain divided over road improvements.
November 10, 2005

Sylvania Township: Trustees mull stretch of Holland-Sylvania Road.
November 10, 2005

TV sex scenes increase, study says.
November 10, 2005

Ohio 14th, Michigan 21st on farm subsidy list.
November 11, 2005

Suit alleges kickbacks to Toledo realty agency.
November 11, 2005

Wi-Fi: Quick and easy network.
November 12, 2005

Employers in area join move to health savings accounts.
November 13, 2005

Sales pace slows in area as stock of houses increases.
November 13, 2005

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, local media column.
November 13, 2005

U.S. 20-23 overpass construction speeds to early completion.
November 13, 2005

Big pink guy achieves silver.
November 13, 2005

Bear shows it has no equal downing pizza.
November 13, 2005

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, Mary Alice Powell column.
November 13, 2005

Travel agents yet to see big tourism impact from rioting in France.
November 13, 2005

Zoo's master plan envisions new taxes to promote growth.
November 13, 2005

Annual polluter reports may end; U.S. EPA considers cutback.
November 14, 2005

EDITORIAL: Medicine's 'paper' addiction.(Editorial)
November 14, 2005

Firm profits from sticky situations.
November 14, 2005

New owner likely to leave BAX hub intact.
November 15, 2005

City's rebirth may become a virtual reality.
November 15, 2005

Seniors shy away from drug plan.
November 15, 2005

Santa arrives early, but lags area merchants eager for sales.
November 15, 2005

Bid to delay Toledo, Ohio, sports arena vote thwarted.
November 15, 2005

Toledo, Ohio-area drivers rejoice as gas prices dip below $2 per gallon.
November 16, 2005

Owens-Illinois exec forecasts big leap in stock price.
November 16, 2005

UT, MUO explore possible merger.
November 16, 2005

Home builder tapped for seat on port board.
November 16, 2005

Retailers hold turkey prices low.
November 16, 2005

Columbia Gas rate stays flat for month.
November 16, 2005

C-sections in U.S. reach record high.
November 17, 2005

Port board to discuss bond program policy.
November 17, 2005

Sylvania: Construction plans advance.
November 17, 2005

Bowling Green: Main Street makes sure storefronts stay full.
November 17, 2005

Pemberville: 64-cent-per-hour raise for workers being discussed.
November 17, 2005

Union leader says budget cuts will 'slaughter' public services.
November 17, 2005

Library withdraws its zoning bid.
November 17, 2005

Court acts to speed up cases.
November 17, 2005

Bass islands speed-limit bills approved.
November 17, 2005

Fewer employers dole out Thanksgiving extras.
November 18, 2005

Bureau of Workers' Comp fires all its money managers.
November 18, 2005

EDITORIAL: A little relief at the pump.(Editorial)
November 19, 2005

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, computers and technology column.
November 19, 2005

Lake Erie's wind touted as possible source for power.
November 19, 2005

Shopping in the living room.
November 20, 2005

Developers apply urban touch to historic school in Findlay.
November 20, 2005

Parts supplier grew quietly: Area firm processes turkey for delis, restaurants.(Company Profile)
November 20, 2005

Redesign of I-280 bridge frame slows construction.
November 21, 2005

Roads, airports likely to be stuffed as usual for Thanksgiving.
November 21, 2005

Radio host's style called too intense.
November 21, 2005