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🌱 Shooter Still At Large + Missing 14-Year-Old Girl + Zoo Event

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Welcome back, Toledo! It's Wednesday, so let's get you started with everything you need to know going on today in Toledo.

First, today's weather:

Sun giving way to clouds. High: 57 Low: 47.

Here are the top stories today in Toledo:

  1. Imagination Station in Downtown Toledo will host its adults-only event "Science After Dark Holiday Night Market" sponsored by Tito's Vodka. The event includes 70 vendors, local artists, food trucks, a cash bar, a s'more fire pit, and more. Tickets are available for presale online and the event is Saturday, November 20 from 7-11 PM. (Toledo City Paper)
  2. Toledo Police are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl. Bryanna Anderson was last seen at 6 PM Monday in the 300 block of Collingwood Blvd. She is missing from the 1300 block of N. Superior and was wearing black pants, a black t-shirt with red writing, and blue shoes. (WTOL)
  3. Toledo Police are still looking for the shooter who murdered two lifelong friends early Sunday morning. Laura Luckey, 42, and Natasha Carlisle, 40, were found shot in the 800 block of Vance Street near Hawley. The women were graduates of Libbey High School and leave behind five children between the two of them. (13abc Action News)
  4. The Libbey House on 2008 Scottwood Avenue is hosting its annual Tours de Noel Winter Fest event. The house will be filled with festive decorations sponsored by the Libbey House Foundation and the Women of the Old West End. The event runs December 4 & 5 and will feature tours, beer and wine tastings, and a Victorian high tea on December 5.(WNWO NBC 24)
  5. On November 18 the Toledo Zoo will host its annual Brewdolph Bash, offering a preview of the famous Lights Before Christmas. Part of the ticket sales will benefit the Access to Fun fund, which provides opportunities for underprivileged, at-risk, and special needs youth. (WTOL)

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Today in Toledo:

  • Magic the Gathering: Commander Club - Reynolds Corners Branch Library (4:00 PM)
  • 2021 Virtual Caregiver Expo - Area Office on Aging (4:00 PM)
  • Banned from Karate Tour at Toledo Funny Bone (7 PM)
  • Mustard's Retreat, Owens Center for Fine & Performing Arts (7:30 PM)
  • Dave's Wild Wednesdays Weekly Social Run/Walk, Fallen Timbers (6:30 PM)

Toledo Patch Notebook

  • The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department hosted a two-day vaccination clinic for kids 5-11 years old. The clinic saw a massive turnout of Lucas County elementary and middle school students. (WTOL)
  • Toledo staple "The Nutcracker" is back at the Valentine Theatre downtown this holiday season with seating limited to 650 people. The Ballet Theatre of Toledo is putting on the event and several of the dancers are ready to perform live again as the event was broadcast at a drive-in last year. (WTOL)
  • The Toledo Zoo is hosting a Polar Paws and Santa Claws 5K December 12. Those who register for the race will get a pair of touch-screen friendly gloves, an insulated cup, and holiday-themed post-race refreshments in addition to admission to the Lights Before Christmas. (WTOL)
  • The Toledo City Council is potentially gifting electric bikes the city purchased three years ago for public use. If donated, the bikes will be examined and repaired by Toledo Bikes and could be used as transportation for any interested person. (WTOL)

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