Maumee

Maumee USPS carriers collected over 7,000 pounds of food during the National Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Day on May 13. The mail carriers spent that Saturday morning and afternoon collecting donated food items from hundreds of Maumee residents along their respective postal routes. Off-duty postal carriers and some of …

By Steve Lee Superintendent | Maumee City Schools May 25, 2023 Looking Both Backward & Forward As The School Year Ends As we approach the end of May, it is the ideal time to look back and celebrate our 2022-23 school year successes, update you about summer happenings and preview some …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — Members of the Maumee Police Division were honored during the annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Banquet on May 2. Sgt. Andrew King, the review board chairman, kicked off the event, congratulating the award recipients and thanking city officials, courthouse staff members, the community and more for …

BY MIKE McCARTHY | MIRROR EDITOR — At its May 1 meeting, Maumee City Council approved a contract with Vernon Nagle Inc. in the amount of $1,347,390 to implement traffic safety improvements to Gibbs Street between the Anthony Wayne Trail and Norfolk Southern Rail property, including curb adjustments, paving, striping and the …

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BY KAREN GERHARDINGER | MIRROR REPORTER — The failure of a 5.6-mill fire/EMS levy has prompted Maumee leaders to ask two questions: Why? And what’s next? Just 1,462 voters – slightly less than 10 percent of Maumee’s 10,333 registered voters – weighed in on the levy. The goal was to raise $2.9 million …

BY KAREN GERHARDINGER | MIRROR REPORTER — If Gateway Middle School track members weren’t wearing the “M” on their purple and gold shirts, some of their opponents might not realize Gateway is a Maumee team. “We know that sometimes in the greater Toledo area that the name Gateway is not always readily associated …

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BY MIKE McCARTHY | MIRROR EDITOR — On rare occasions, we are blessed with meeting someone whose subsequent friendship enriches our lives in too many ways to count. These friends add so much incalculable value to our lives that it is particularly sad when we lose them. For many in Maumee, Jack …

BY KRISTI FISH | MIRROR REPORTER — A team doesn’t always have to be a part of a sport. Sometimes, it can just be a group of people who work together, play together or support each other. At the April 11 Maumee Chamber of Commerce luncheon, that was part of the message …