REPORTED UPCOMING EVENTS IN TOLEDO
Michigan Calendario de Actividades Mes de
la Herencia Hispana
Northeast Ohio Hispanic Heritage Month
New Events, Old Traditions mark Hispanic
Heritage Month in Northwest Ohio
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Congresswoman Kaptur
raises concerns over Affordable Care Act lawsuit
Kaptur Aide—Theresa
Morris—to receive DHO award
Northwest
Ohio Scholarship Fund celebrates 20 years of scholarships
SYLVANIA, September 21, 2018:
The Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund (NOSF)
is celebrating twenty years of providing educational choices
through need-based scholarships for K-8 students to use for
private schools or for homeschool expenses.
ACLU of
Ohio Endorses Issue 1
Initiative Would Decriminalize Certain Drug Offenses and
Redirect Money from Prisons to Communities
CLEVELAND: The ACLU of Ohio urges a “yes” vote on State Issue
1, which will reduce the number of people in state prison
and reinvest the savings to drug treatment programs and
community services. The ballot measure would amend the state
Constitution and require all fourth and fifth-degree felony
offenses for obtaining, possessing, or using drugs or drug
paraphernalia to be reclassified as misdemeanors.
LMHA awarded HUD funds
TOLEDO, September
20, 2018: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
has awarded Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority $165,819
for 41 housing vouchers that will provide permanent affordable
housing to non-elderly persons with disabilities.
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Sister Cities
International Gala raises $20,000
TOLEDO: Some 100 people attended the Toledo Sister Cities
International (TSCI) 25th Anniversary Gala held
September 15 at The Toledo Club and helped raise $20,000 for the
organization, said Sister Ann Francis Klimkowski, Event
Chairperson.
Metropark’s Asian Lantern Festival tops 150,000
Sept. 20,
2018: Cleveland Metroparks Zoo has announced that
approximately 150,000 guests visited the first-ever Asian
Lantern Festival presented by Cleveland Clinic Children’s
over its seven-week run. The first-time event for Northeast Ohio
brought special performances and more than 40 large scale
lantern displays featuring hundreds of colorful lanterns
illuminating Cleveland Metroparks Zoo after-hours.
Stocker
Arts Center hosts “From Grit to Glimmer: Generations of Stories
Told Through Metal”
Lorain County Community College’s Stocker Arts Center
hosts an Artists' Reception for the “From Grit to Glimmer:
Generations of Stories Told Through Metal” from 4-7 p.m. on
Thursday, September 27, 2018 with the show open through Friday,
November 16.
Photo
exhibit showcases images of Mexico border walls, fences
By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS, Associated Press
NEWARK, Ohio, Sept. 18, 2018 (AP): The U.S. border wall with
México is frequently in the news, but few people have a chance
to visit it up close, or to see details of the various sections.
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