Debbie Rogers is an editor for The Blade, a local newspaper in Toledo, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Debbie covers a range of topics including local government, community events, crime, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Sentinel-Tribune.
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Debbie Rogers' coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to announcements and legal policy regulation. She seems particularly interested in reporting on local news, community events, municipal government decisions, education-related matters, as well as real estate development.
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Northwood leaders feel fortunate to get a $939,819 federal grant to fund the employment of three firefighters/paramedics, but are also concerned about how ...
Maumee may have its sewers issues, but outside the drama and discussion of inspections and ordinances, business is booming. Mayor Jim MacDonald gave an ...
If anyone knows that moms need a tranquil break with a little pampering, it’s Kelli Wolf. The busy mom to two children, ages 4 and 6, has opened a second ...
Creating a “pocket park,” tucked between two downtown Rossford buildings, will be the first step to revitalizing the gateway to the city. At a meeting ...
After 34 days of surviving in at least one Bowling Green field — taking furtive drinks from a pond, and finding trees to hide in — Quinn is back home in Rossford.
Maumee marked a momentous occasion in fire department history Monday, officially welcoming five full-time firefighter/paramedics. “This is a really big ...
Perrysburg neighbors teed off about a zoning change and the possibility of a Topgolf coming to the area packed a planning commission meeting Thursday. ...
A final farewell was said Saturday to St. Luke’s Hospital, which was more than a building to the Maumee community. The commemoration ceremony may have ...
Northwood Council is divided on bringing marijuana dispensaries to the city, but the public is mum.
Rossford school leaders are in the preliminary stages of planning for a new elementary school as the city continues to grow.
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