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.