THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO ■ MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2019
SECTION B, PAGE 8

Births

Mercy Health St. Vin­cent Med­i­cal Center

Ni­cole and Orian Nog­gle, Pem­ber­ville, Ohio, boy, Aug. 7.

Leyonda Os­ley, Toledo, girl, Aug. 7.

T’avii Carter, Toledo, boy, Aug. 8.

Ash­leigh Vinet, Toledo, boy, Aug. 8.

An­nie Tay­lor, Toledo, boy, Aug. 9.

ProMed­ica Bay Park Hos­pi­tal

Jenna and Ja­cob Al­spach, Toledo, boy, Aug. 9.

Coroner’s rul­ings

The Lu­cas County Coroner has ruled in the fol­low­ing deaths:

Ran­dall Ali-Kahn, of Toledo, April 14, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, fen­ta­nyl tox­ic­ity.

Daniel Baker, 54, of Toledo, Jan 29, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, acute com­bined drug in­tox­i­ca­tion.

Mar­tin Britsch, 66, of Toledo, Feb. 25, at home. Sui­cide, self-in­flicted gun­shot wound to head.

An­drew Con­k­lin, 59, of Toledo, March 20, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, fen­ta­nyl tox­ic­ity.

Viv­ian Cousino, 95, of Syl­va­nia, Jan. 26, at Ebeid Hos­pice in Syl­va­nia. Ac­ci­den­tal, med­i­cal com­pli­ca­tions of sub­dural he­ma­toma from a fall.

Chris­tina Croft, 39, of Port Clin­ton, March 3, at Mercy Health St. Vin­cent Med­i­cal Center. Ac­ci­den­tal, blunt head and neck trauma sus­tained from un­wit­nessed fall down stairs.

Chris­to­pher Eredics, 26, of Toledo, Feb. 15, at home. Sui­cide, de­ceased hanged him­self.

Kath­ryn Fel­schow, 55, of Ore­gon, Jan. 4, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, com­bined drug tox­ic­ity.

Rich­ard Fournier, 90, of Ore­gon, June 12, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, ex­ac­er­ba­tion of ar­te­rio­scle­rotic car­dio­vas­cu­lar dis­ease due to right hip frac­ture; de­ceased had un­wit­nessed fall.

Julie Hoppe-Mar­tin, 51, of Toledo, March 5, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, acute com­bined drug in­tox­i­ca­tion (fen­ta­nyl and cy­cloben­zaprine).

Tyreece Justice, 26, of Toledo, May 2, at home. Un­de­ter­mined, car­diac dys­rhyth­mia of un­de­ter­mined eti­ol­ogy.

Ray­mond Keefe, 72, of Toledo, April 22, at Mercy Health St. Vin­cent Med­i­cal Center. Ac­ci­den­tal, acute on­set of sei­zures due to com­pli­ca­tion of a pro­gress­ing sub­dural he­ma­toma.

Jay­len King, 25, of Toledo, March 9, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, com­bined drug in­tox­i­ca­tion (her­oin and fen­ta­nyl).

David Moore, 55, of Toledo, Feb. 21, at ProMed­ica Toledo Hos­pi­tal. Ac­ci­den­tal, hy­po­thermia; de­ceased was found in poorly heated home.

Larry Mull­ins, 43, of Fosto­ria, Jan. 11, at ProMed­ica Toledo Hos­pi­tal. Ac­ci­den­tal, anoxic en­ceph­a­l­op­a­thy due to com­pli­ca­tions of com­bined drug tox­ic­ity.

Jef­frey Payne, 53, of Hol­land, Feb. 26, at home. Pend­ing, self-in­flicted gun­shot wound of the head.

Su­sanna Perkins, 33, of Toledo, Feb. 15, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, com­bined drug tox­ic­ity (her­oin, fen­ta­nyl, and acet­ylfen­ta­nyl).

Lil­lan Phares, 98, of Toledo, Jan. 14, at nurs­ing home in 5100 block of West Syl­va­nia. Ac­ci­den­tal, pul­mo­nary em­bo­lism due to com­pli­ca­tions of right hip frac­ture; de­ceased fell at nurs­ing home.

De­bra Pio­trowski, 61, of Toledo, Jan. 10, at Mercy Health St. Vin­cent Med­i­cal Center. Ac­ci­den­tal, anoxic en­ceph­a­l­op­a­thy due to com­pli­ca­tions of oxy­co­done tox­ic­ity.

Char­les Quinn, 19, of Toledo, March 1, in 1000 block of Fries. Ac­ci­den­tal, drown­ing; de­ceased was pas­sen­ger in sub­merged car af­ter roll­over crash.

Yah’Mirr Rich­ard­son, 6 months, of Toledo, Feb. 3, at home. Un­de­ter­mined, sud­den un­ex­plained in­fant death while co-sleep­ing with par­ent.

David Sizemore, Jr., 43, of Toledo, Feb. 27, at home. Ac­ci­den­tal, acute com­bined drug in­tox­i­ca­tion (eth­a­nol, aceth­ylfen­ta­nyl, fen­ta­nyl, and diphen­hy­dramine).

Gio­vonni Smith, 29, of Toledo, Feb. 21, at ProMed­ica Toledo Hos­pi­tal. Ac­ci­den­tal, prob­a­ble fen­ta­nyl tox­ic­ity.

Natha­niel Stow­ers, 44, of Toledo, May 4, at Mercy Health St. Vin­cent Med­i­cal Center. Ac­ci­den­tal, mul­ti­ple blunt-force in­ju­ries due to be­ing struck by ve­hi­cle.

Paula Truckor, 53, of Grand Rap­ids, Ohio, Jan. 13, at St. Luke’s Hos­pi­tal. Ac­ci­den­tal, com­bined drug tox­ic­ity (al­co­hol and fen­ta­nyl).

Res­tau­rant in­spec­tions

Re­cently re­leased in­spec­tion re­ports of Lu­cas County food-ser­vice op­er­a­tions.

No vi­o­la­tions:

Union School, 102 E. Broad­way, Maumee, in­spected July 18.

Ar­row­head Be­hav­ioral Health, 1725 Tim­ber­line, Maumee, July 22.

Scram­blers, 570 W. Dus­sel, Maumee, in­spected July 24.

Maumee Val­ley Choc­o­late & Candy, 101 E. Wayne, Maumee, in­spected July 25.

S&G, 2062 Wood­ville, Ore­gon, in­spected July 17.

City of Ore­gon Recre­ation Depart­ment/​Base­ball, 5330 Sea­man, Ore­gon, in­spected July 23.

Dol­lar Gen­eral, 2553 Starr, Ore­gon, in­spected July 25.

BP/​Husky Caf­e­te­ria, 4001 Cedar Point, Ore­gon, in­spected July 25.

The Gardens of St. Francis, 930 Wynn, Ore­gon, in­spected July 29.

Rite Aid, 5890 Mon­roe, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 17.

Over The Rain­bow Early Learn­ing Center, 6765 Brint, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 17.

Cen­ten­nial Ter­race - East, 5773 Cen­ten­nial, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 19.

Cen­ten­nial Quarry & Ter­race, 5773 Cen­ten­nial, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 19.

Tony Packo’s, 5822 Alexis, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 29.

Veter­ans’ Me­mo­rial Field, 5848 Wood­row, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 31.

Syl­va­nia Pace­set­ter Park, 8801 Syl­va­nia-Meta­mora, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 31.

Pace­set­ter Park Stand #2, 8801 Syl­va­nia-Meta­mora, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 31.

Pace­set­ter Park Soc­cer-South, 8801 Syl­va­nia-Meta­mora, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 31.

Pace­set­ter Park Soc­cer-North, 8801 Syl­va­nia-Meta­mora, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 31.

Toledo Zoo - Mo­bile Bar, 2700 Broad­way, in­spected July 17.

Toledo Zoo - Tembo Dip­pin Dots, 2700 Broad­way, in­spected July 22.

Huron Mar­ket, 528 Mag­no­lia, in­spected July 17.

Fat­man’s, 1717 Ma­comber, in­spected July 17.

City Hall Grille & Drinks, 315 S. Rey­nolds, in­spected July 17.

Bright­side Acad­emy, 545 Wood­ville, in­spected July 17.

Off The Rails, 4550 Ed­ding­ton, in­spected July 18.

Stan­ley’s Mar­ket, 3302 Stick­ney, in­spected July 19.

J-Cups Pizza, 5406 N. Sum­mit, in­spected July 19.

Ed­u­care Acad­emy I, 631 Eu­clid, in­spected July 19.

Bible Temple Day Care, 3327 Air­port, in­spected July 19.

Bay­view Park Am­vets Post 222, 4133 N. Sum­mit, in­spected July 19.

Sea­gate Center - Star­bucks, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

Sea­gate Center - Stand C, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

Sea­gate Center - Stand B, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

Sea­gate Center - Stand A, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

Ed­u­care Acad­emy V, 3580 La­grange, in­spected July 20.

An­chor Inn, 4950 Suder, in­spected July 20.

Western Mini Mart, 1409 Western, in­spected July 22.

Tim Hor­ton’s, 5640 Air­port, in­spected July 9.

Laperla, Inc., 2742 Hill, in­spected July 22.

Hol­ly­wood Ca­sino Toledo - Mo­bile #2, 777 Hol­ly­wood, in­spected July 22.

Hol­ly­wood Ca­sino Toledo - Mo­bile #1, 777 Hol­ly­wood, in­spected July 22.

G. M. Food Mart, 526 N. Detroit, in­spected July 22.

Com­mo­dore Club of Toledo, 3415 La­grange, in­spected July 22.

Sub­way, 2121 S. Rey­nolds, in­spected July 23.

Ser­rant Con­ces­sions, 1217 Prouty, in­spected July 23.

Ris­ing Stars Acad­emy, 8052 W. Cen­tral, in­spected July 23.

Paris Nite Club, 1202 Front, in­spected July 23.

Golden Lily, 2223 S. Rey­nolds, in­spected July 23.

Comis Nite Club, 1527 East Broad­way, in­spected July 23.

The Blar­ney, 601 Mon­roe, in­spected July 24.

Sandy’s Mo­bile, 233 Le­an­der, in­spected July 24.

Piz­za­pa­palis, 519 Mon­roe, in­spected July 24.

Merit House, 4645 Lewis, in­spected July 24.

M Os­te­ria & Bar, 609-611 Mon­roe, in­spected July 24.

Life Skills Center of Toledo, 1830 Adams, in­spected July 24.

Eston’s Gour­met Creations, 5433 Mon­roe, in­spected July 24.

Ed­u­care Acad­emy IX, 1940 W. Las­key, in­spected July 24.

Zingers Bar & Grill, 920 Matzinger, in­spected July 25.

We Be Ribs II, 21 Wenz, in­spected July 25.

Vi­o­la­tions:

Ar­turo’s Fritz And Al­fredo’s, 1007 S. McCord, Hol­land, in­spected July 22.

• Ice ma­chine had dirty buildup on drip edge.

• Chlo­rine san­i­tizer in dish ma­chine was at wrong tem­per­a­ture or con­cen­tra­tion.

• Qua­ternary san­i­tizer in bucket

was at wrong con­cen­tra­tion.

• Jal­a­p­eno pop­pers, po­ta­toes, queso, and ham in re­frig­er­a­tion lacked proper date marks.

• Win­dow cleaner and air fresh­ener were stored im­prop­erly above clean plates.

White­house Inn At Schin­dler El­e­va­tor, 1530 Timber­wolf, Hol­land, in­spected July 23.

• Food has been brought to site im­prop­erly from White­house Inn, which has no Ohio Depart­ment of Ag­ri­cul­ture whole­sal­ing li­cense. Re­peat vi­o­la­tion.

• Cream of chicken with wild rice soup as de­liv­ered to the fa­cil­ity at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Ham­burger in steam ta­ble was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Prime rib, ham, and to­ma­toes by the mac-and-cheese bar were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Made-from-scratch ranch dress­ing lacked re­quired date mark.

• Small flies were pres­ent in the kitchen.

All 4 Kids, 330 Oak Ter­race, Hol­land, in­spected July 23.

• Dirty cups were placed im­prop­erly in a hand-wash­ing sink.

• Milk in dorm cool­ers was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Table cleaner was stored im­prop­erly on top of cooler next to food.

New Em­pire Chi­nese Res­tau­rant, 6540 Centers, Hol­land, in­spected July 24.

• Front hand-wash­ing sink used im­prop­erly for fill­ing and dump­ing wa­ter.

• Raw shrimp and raw shell eggs were stored im­prop­erly above veg­e­ta­bles.

• Food con­tain­ers, can opener, and slicer were dirty with buildup.

• Chlo­rine san­i­tizer in buck­ets was at im­proper con­cen­tra­tion.

• Corn, sprouts, and noo­dles were sit­ting out at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Chicken, shrimp, and beef in prep cooler were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Chem­i­cal con­tain­ers lacked proper la­bels.

• Dry rice noo­dles were stored in un­clean, bro­ken/​chipped plas­tic con­tain­ers in dry-stor­age area.

Garden Harvest, 8060 Air­port, Hol­land, in­spected July 23.

• Prep-top cooler and deli case were hold­ing foods at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

Toozer’s Time­out, 1003 Key, Maumee, in­spected July 16.

• Work­ing chem­i­cal con­tain­ers lacked proper la­bels.

The Pin­na­cle, 1772 In­dian Cir­cle, Maumee, in­spected July 23.

• Raw chicken in walk-in cooler was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture, but chef in­formed in­spec­tor it had just been thawed and was to be cooked im­me­di­ately.

• Beef roast in walk-in cooler lacked proper date mark.

Days Inn, 1704 Toll­gate, Maumee, in­spected July 22.

• A hand-wash­ing sink was be­ing used im­prop­erly for wash­ing dishes.

• Oat­meal in warmer was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Cream cheese in pan­try cooler and out on break­fast bar was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• A chem­i­cal spray bot­tle in pan­try had no la­bel.

• No sink with air gap to pre­vent drain back­flow is avail­able to wash ap­ples of­fered to cus­tom­ers.

Schlotzsky’s Deli, 1419 Rey­nolds, Maumee, in­spected July 24.

• Dish wash­ers failed to wash hands and change gloves when switch­ing from han­dling dirty dishes to clean dishes.

Ohio Skate of Maumee, 1370 Conant, Maumee, in­spected July 25.

• Hot dogs and na­cho cheese lacked proper date marks.

Dex­ter’s, 6023 Man­ley, Maumee, in­spected July 26.

• Pop dis­penser guns were be­ing soaked but not prop­erly cleaned.

• Sloppy joes were hot-hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Foods in left side of “make ta­ble” were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­tures.

Frisch’s Big Boy, 1405 S. Rey­nolds, Maumee, in­spected July 29.

• Cheese was cold-hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Ra­yoka Jap­a­nese Steak House & Sushi, 465 W. Dus­sel, Maumee, in­spected July 29.

• Thaw­ing ground beef was stored im­prop­erly above car­rots.

• Eggs and items in sea­food cold-hold­ing were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

Don Juan, 551 W. Dus­sel, Maumee, in­spected July 30.

• A hand-wash­ing sink was used im­prop­erly for strain­ing food and had other items in it.

• The can opener was dirty.

• Chicken was hot-hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Cheese stored un­der the counter was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Blue Col­lar Pub, 720 Il­li­nois, Maumee, in­spected July 30.

• Taco meat was re­heat­ing im­prop­erly in a crock­pot.

Kroger, 3301 Na­varre, Ore­gon, in­spected July 23.

• No in­for­ma­tion was avail­able on-site to show if bulk wa­ter ma­chine was be­ing test-sam­pled as re­quired.

Saut­ter’s Food Center, 5519 S. Main, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 23.

• Plas­tic-wrap rolls were placed im­prop­erly in a hand-wash­ing sink.

• Can-opener blade, pro­duce spray­ers, and equip­ment in deli and meat de­part­ment were dirty with buildup.

BP/​Bar­ney’s Con­ve­nience Mart, 6127 Mon­roe, Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 29.

• Catch plate and un­der­side of ice ma­chine lid, ice-scoop con­tainer, and ice-chute le­ver on bev­er­age dis­penser were dirty with buildup.

Golden Cor­ral, 5730 Op­por­tu­nity, in­spected July 17.

• Cheese and other tem­per­a­ture-sen­si­tive foods in Hot Choice cold well were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Sev­eral tem­per­a­ture-sen­si­tive foods on buf­fet had passed four-hour hold time and were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

Erie Food Mar­ket, 727 Galena, in­spected July 17.

• Cleaned slicer, meat-cut­ting equip­ment, and blades of meat ten­der­izer in deli de­part­ment were dirty with pro­tein buildup.

Com­mo­dore Perry VFW #3338, 2231 South Avenue, in­spected July 17.

• Ice-ma­chine chute was dirty with buildup and de­bris.

• Cheese and pasta in reach-in cooler lacked date marks.

Bar 145, 5305 Mon­roe, in­spected July 16.

• Food items in turbo air cooler lacked cov­ers.

• Slicer and fries cut­ter were dirty.

• Foods in prep cooler were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• May­on­naise-based dress­ings on kitchen ta­ble were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

The Nu­tri­tion Spot, 3324 Se­cor, in­spected July 19.

• Mop sink lacks back­flow pre­ven­tion de­vice.

Sub­way, 401 N. Su­pe­rior, in­spected July 19.

• Meat slicer was dirty with yel­low buildup.

Ru­mors, 5205 Mon­roe, in­spected July 17.

• Ground beef was stored im­prop­erly above whole beef on cool­ing rack in walk-in cooler.

• No san­i­tizer bucket was set up on cook line dur­ing ac­tive food prep­a­ra­tion.

• Foods in prep cooler were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Po­tato skins, chicken, fries, and deli meats in walk-in cooler lacked date marks.

McDon­ald’s, 1405 S. Byrne, in­spected July 19.

• Dirty buildup was pres­ent by the ice ma­chine.

• Milk in frappe reach-in cooler was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Joseph’s Bever­age Center, 4129 Tal­madge, in­spected July 19.

• No in­for­ma­tion was avail­able on-site to show if bulk wa­ter ma­chine was be­ing test sam­pled as re­quired.

Sea­gate Center-Star­bucks Port­able, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

• Cooler was dirty in­side.

Sea­gate Center - Pop­corn Two, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

• Pop­corn ma­chine was dirty with buildup.

Sea­gate Center - Main Kitchen, 401 Jef­fer­son, in­spected July 20.

• Ice ma­chine had pink slime buildup on dis­penser.

Bar­ney’s Con­ve­nience Mart, 5821 N. Detroit, in­spected July 20.

• In­ner shield of ice ma­chine was dirty with pink and black buildup.

Wild Wild Wings, 4900 Jack­man, in­spected July 22.

• Food han­dler did not wash hands be­fore put­ting on gloves to work with food.

• Raw shell eggs were stored im­prop­erly above ready-to-eat food in walk-in cooler.

S&G, 1619 W. Syl­va­nia, in­spected July 22.

• Cap­puc­cino maker was dirty in­side with buildup.

• No san­i­tizer bucket or three-bay sink was set up dur­ing food op­er­a­tions.

• Ham sub and Ital­ian sub sand­wiches were cold-hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Dough­nuts in dis­play case had no la­bel­ing for in­gre­di­ents or al­ler­gen safety.

Moe’s Mar­ket, 4401 Hill, in­spected July 22.

• Raw shell eggs were stored im­prop­erly above milk in­side reach-in cooler.

• Heavy buildup was pres­ent be­neath cof­fee ma­chine dis­penser by main floor.

• Live gnats and flies were pres­ent in­side fa­cil­ity.

McDon­ald’s, 1540 Broad­way, in­spected July 22.

• Chlo­rine san­i­tizer was dis­pens­ing at 0 ppm in dish ma­chine.

• To­ma­toes in two-door prep-top cooler across from salad cooler were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Amer­i­can cheese hold­ing on four-hour ba­sis had no mark­ing to in­di­cate dis­card time.

Gas & Ex­press Mart, 1049 Western, in­spected July 22.

• Raw eggs in reach-in cooler were stored im­prop­erly next to beer.

Cir­cle K, 6775 Dorr, in­spected July 22.

• A hand-wash­ing sink was used im­prop­erly for stor­ing drinks and uten­sils.

Bas­sett’s Health Foods, 3344 Se­cor, in­spected July 19.

• Items were stored im­prop­erly in hand-wash­ing sink.

• Raw ba­con was stored im­prop­erly above drinks in cooler.

• No in­for­ma­tion was avail­able on-site to show if bulk wa­ter ma­chine was be­ing test-sam­pled as re­quired.

B & B, 1901 Broad­way, in­spected July 22.

• Plates were placed im­prop­erly in a hand-wash­ing sink.

Wendy’s, 5560 W. Cen­tral, in­spected July 23.

• Food de­bris had built up be­neath cof­fee-ma­chine dis­penser by cash­ier sta­tion.

• Sauce was sit­ting out at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Cut let­tuce, sliced to­mato, sauce, and shred­ded cheese in prep-top cooler was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Live flies and gnats were pres­ent by kitchen area.

Wendy’s, 108 Main, in­spected July 23.

• Ice dis­penser was dirty with buildup.

• Caulk strips were dirty with black buildup.

• Dirt and de­bris were pres­ent in out­side walk-in cooler.

• Gnats and flies were pres­ent in­side build­ing.

Shell, 4310 W. Cen­tral, in­spected July 23.

• Half-and-half was cold-hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Panera Bread, 4050 Tal­madge, in­spected July 23.

• Sau­sages in warmer were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Moe’s South­west Grill, 5299 Mon­roe, in­spected July 23.

• Pa­nini press grills, veg­e­ta­ble cut­ter, and chip warmer near front of house were dirty with buildup.

• No san­i­tizer buck­ets were set up in kitchen dur­ing food prep­a­ra­tion.

Jan’s Chili Dogs, 5668 W. Cen­tral, in­spected July 23.

• Mi­cro­wave oven had buildup of food de­bris.

• Shred­ded cheese was hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

• Opened bag of hot dogs in reach-in/​walk-in cooler lacked a date mark.

Cinco de Mayo Amigo, 5122 Heat­h­er­downs, in­spected July 23.

• Rice, ground beef, and sauce in steam ta­ble were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­tures.

• Raw chicken, beef, and shrimp were hold­ing at un­safe warm tem­per­a­tures on cook line prep ta­ble.

• Con­tain­ers of chicken broth in walk-in cooler lacked date marks.

• Grill cleaner was stored im­prop­erly next to oil be­neath the grill.

Wendy’s, 7351 W. Cen­tral, in­spected July 24.

• Ham­burg­ers and chicken nug­gets in warmer were hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Star Diner, 6710 W. Cen­tral, in­spected July 24.

• Qua­ternary am­mo­nium san­i­tizer from dis­penser was im­prop­erly con­cen­trated.

• Can opener, po­tato cut­ter, and knives in knife holder were dirty with buildup.

Speed­way, 1922 W. Las­key, in­spected July 24.

• Fro­zen-bev­er­age noz­zles, up­per parts of milk­shake ma­chine, and one sec­tion of roller grill were dirty with buildup.

Re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion Hos­pi­tal of North­west Ohio, 1455 W. Med­i­cal Loop, in­spected July 24.

• Bar­ley was cooled in­ad­e­quately us­ing im­proper pro­ce­dure.

• Egg mix­ture was cold-hold­ing at un­safe tem­per­a­ture.

Red Lob­ster, 4990 Mon­roe, in­spected July 24.

• Ice cubes had been dumped in the wait­ers’ sta­tion hand-wash­ing sink.

TODAY’S LOG

back to school,” Mr. Fagan said.

Or­ga­niz­ers also handed out about 600 back­packs filled with ba­sic school sup­plies, which Jas­mine Tate said will help a lot when send­ing her two young sons back to school.

“It [does] get ex­pen­sive with uni­forms and ev­ery­thing,” she said. “So school sup­plies are a nice lit­tle push, and we ap­pre­ci­ate it very much.”

Hood­stock also fea­tured disc jock­eys and live mu­sic, ven­dors, food, bounce houses, games, per­for­mances by dance teams, the City Park Bas­ket­ball League cham­pi­on­ship game, and other en­ter­tain­ment.

“They’ve got a lot of stuff for the kids. That’s the big A-plus,” said Leon Wil­liams, who at­tended with Ms. Tate and is the father of her chil­dren. “Nor­mally in Toledo they don’t have a lot of events for kids that don’t cost money.”

Mr. Ross said the event isn’t just about the en­ter­tain­ment and give­aways. It brings peo­ple from dif­fer­ent neigh­bor­hoods to­gether in a pos­i­tive way, help­ing to start con­ver­sa­tions and build re­la­tion­ships.

“Maybe you’ll speak to a per­son you ha­ven’t spo­ken to be­fore,” he said.

And that’s ex­actly what Brit­t­any Black said she was look­ing

for when she de­cided to make a day out of the event with her four chil­dren.

“We come down here to meet new peo­ple,” she said. “I don’t get out very much. So, let­ting the kids en­joy the day and meet­ing new peo­ple.”

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419-724-6066, or

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Dancers from Famed Studios perform at Hoodstock Back 2 School 2019 at Savage Park in Toledo. The event helps children have fun while getting ready for school to start.
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Terrance Chatman, of Toledo, does face painting for attendees at Hoodstock Back 2 School 2019 at Savage Park. The event is presented by the Hoodstock Foundation, the Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union and 3 Hearts Learning Institute.
MICHIGAN
Calls rise for rights
director
to resign
Official’s remarks
draw complaints

LANSING — Calls for the di­rec­tor of the Mich­i­gan agency that in­ves­ti­gates dis­crim­i­na­tion com­plaints to re­sign are grow­ing as new de­tails have emerged about in­ap­pro­pri­ate com­ments that he has ad­mit­ted ob­jec­ti­fied women.

The Civil Rights Com­mis­sion rep­ri­manded but didn’t fire Depart­ment of Civil Rights Direc­tor Agustin Ar­bulu af­ter an in­ves­ti­ga­tion into re­marks he made to a male staffer dur­ing a break at a lis­ten­ing ses­sion at a mid­dle school in May.

Docu­ments ob­tained by news out­lets Fri­day said that the staffer re­ported that Mr. Ar­bulu told him such things as “would you look at that woman” and said he should “check out” her butt.

The staffer said Mr. Ar­bulu then com­mented on the staffer’s sex­ual ori­en­ta­tion when the staffer ob­jected to Mr. Ar­bulu’s re­marks.

The staffer re­ported the com­ments, which trig­gered the in­ves­ti­ga­tion. Mr. Ar­bulu later told an in­ves­ti­ga­tor re­view­ing the in­ci­dent that he thought the woman in ques­tion was his adult daugh­ter, as he was wait­ing for her to come to the ses­sion. He also told the in­ves­ti­ga­tor that his daugh­ter “looked hot” when she showed up at a ses­sion days later.

Mr. Ar­bulu was ap­pointed in 2013 to the com­mis­sion by then-Gov. Rick Sny­der, a Re­pub­li­can. He has been di­rec­tor of the Civil Rights Depart­ment since 2015.

Mr. Ar­bulu said his com­ments were a mis­take, but that he’s fo­cused on con­tin­u­ing his work at the de­part­ment and im­prov­ing him­self.

“I am fo­cus­ing on the work of the de­part­ment,” Mr. Ar­bulu said. “We have a lot, es­pe­cially in the area of eq­uity, which is very im­por­tant that we work to achieve eq­uity. And that’s a con­stant ini­tia­tive that we have. We are not per­fect, and eq­uity is some­thing that we strive for.”

Mich­i­gan Gov. Gretchen Whit­mer blasted the com­mis­sion’s de­ci­sion to let Mr. Ar­bulu keep his job.

Two Demo­cratic state law­mak­ers, House Minor­ity Leader Chris­tine Greig and Sen. Cur­tis Her­tel Jr., have called on Mr. Ar­bulu to step down.

“I think any­one that would ob­jec­tify their own daugh­ter in that way prob­a­bly isn’t above do­ing it to some­one else,” Mr. Her­tel said. “And I think most peo­ple would rather re­sign in­stead of ad­mit­ting to this.”

The Depart­ment of Civil Rights re­views com­plaints in­volv­ing race and gen­der.

Ms. Whit­mer asked the com­mis­sion to ex­plain in writ­ing by Mon­day why it de­cided to let Mr. Ar­bulu keep his job.

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