BY MIKE McCARTHY | MIRROR EDITOR — The $14 million Uptown Maumee Streetscape Improvements Project began in …
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Uptown Maumee Streetscape Improvements Project Begins
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Claire’s Day Book Festival Returns To Maumee Library
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Mercy Health Oncology Nurse Navigators Provide Support, Guidance To Patients
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Local Musician Chris Shutters To Release Self-Titled Album
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Memorial Day Events Planned In Community
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Maumee Senior Cameron McMaster Earns Eagle Scout Rank
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Whitehouse Referendum Group Exceeds Required Signatures
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Rory Smith Decides To Join U.S. Naval Academy

Sports
May, 2022
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19 May
An Honor Well Deserved: Maumee To Name Basketball Court After Coach Robinson
BY JEREMY SCHNEIDER | MIRROR SPORTS — Find anyone who was associated with Maumee High School in the 1980s and ‘90s, and the opinion is unanimous – there were few people more influential or more impactful than Jim Robinson Sr. The former boys basketball and softball coach for the Panthers will have …
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12 May
Reichow, Board Lead Maumee Boys Track Against Perrysburg
BY JEREMY SCHNEIDER | MIRROR SPORTS — Dylan Reichow scored in all four of his events and three of the four Maumee relay teams won, as the boys track team narrowly lost to Perrysburg, 83-51, in a Northern Lakes League dual meet last week. Reichow was a member of the 4×200-meter relay …
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12 May
Anthony Wayne Hosts Largest Signing Ever
BY KAREN GERHARDINGER | MIRROR REPORTER — With 11 student-athletes committing to play college-level sports on May 4, Anthony Wayne High School had its largest signing event in school history, said athletic director John Snyder. Baseball Noah Sample has signed to play baseball for Walsh University, in North Canton, Ohio, where he will …
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