🌱 Toledo Police Search for Missing Child + Accident on Airport Highway

Hello neighbours! This is Brad King with your brand new copy of the Toledo Daily.

First, today’s weather:

It rains towards the afternoon. High: 44 Low: 27.

Here are today’s top five stories in Toledo:

1. 13 years old Sakoya Sykes went missing on Monday after leaving the house Chase STEMM Academy around 11:20 a.m. Toledo Police are conducting a youth search and encouraging anyone with information to get in touch crime fighter. (WTOL)

2. A Toledo man who worked there Ukraine has returned home eight months after the city was evacuated Kyiv. Known only as “Josh” for security reasons, the person was able to leave the country in mid-February following warnings from the Biden administration. (WTOL)

3. Toledo Municipal Court Judge Michelle Wagner aimed at law students Ohio Northern University on Tuesday with a speech titled “A View from the Bench.” Judge Wagner was instrumental in developing the Court’s approach to domestic violence cases, including shielding victims from their abusers and appointing special prosecutors. (WKTN Radio)

4. Yana KhabinaA UToledo graduate and track athleteGrew up in Ukraine and continues to live in the Glass City. Khabinas Family still lives there Ukraine and COVID complications prevent her grandparents from evacuating to a bomb shelter. (13abc Action News)

5. Airport highway was closed between Barclay and Elmdale after TOledo Police was chasing a car that had been reported stolen. A driver who was not involved in the chase was hit, was taken to the hospital and the suspect was taken into custody. (13abc Action News)

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Today in Toledo:

• To the Broadway of Limitless with Love, Valentine’s Theater (7 p.m.)

• Toledo walleye against Wheeling Nailers, Huntington Center (7:15 p.m.)

• Stolen Art of World War II – Maumee Branch Library (11:00 O’CLOCK)

• Teen Cocoa Club – Point Place Branch Library (4:00 p.m.)

• DIY aromatherapy dough – Lagrange Branch Library (4:00 p.m.)

From my notebook:

• Last month, engineering students visited the National Society of Black Engineers Engineering Evening celebrate Black History Month. was the keynote speaker UToledo graduate Shanetta Griffinwho was the first African American woman to graduate from school Department of Civil Engineering. (press release desk)

• UToledo took place for the seventh time Inviting sales competition last week, which hosted professional sales students from 36 universities across the country. (press release desk)

• Local law student Alona Matchenko leads a demonstration on UToledo Campus on March 3 in support of Ukraine. The march begins on Thompson Student Association at 5:30 p.m. and ends on Legal Center. (press release desk)

• New instructions from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention led UToledo to reduce the indoor mask protocol. Masks are still required in classrooms, laboratories and healthcare facilities. (press release desk)

• Real estate overview for the Toledo region: Check out the latest offers from Patch And Redfin.com. (Toledo patch)

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— Brad King

About Me: I am a lifelong Northwest Ohio native and graduate of the University of Toledo (Go Rockets!). I’m old enough to remember when the Mud Hens played in Maumee. The Glass City has undergone an amazing revitalization and I am so excited to share every update with you!

This article originally appeared on the Toledo Patch