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With the city now facing a $12 million deficit, members of city…

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No movement Tuesday night in the hope of closing the $20 …

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The City of Toledo is looking at the possibility of laying off …

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About 500 residents and union reps crammed council chambers for…

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Jim Martin, president of Toledo Firefighters Local 92, said …

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On April 7 Toledo City Council could vote to declare the city …

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Some citizens in West Toledo have questions about trees planted…

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Toledo Mayor Carty Finkbeiner released his updated 2009 budget …

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Finding a way for
classes

Updated: Thursday, 04 Dec 2008, 10:34 PM EST
Published : Thursday, 04 Dec 2008, 10:34 PM EST

    Toledo City Council went line by line Thursday and asked Fire Chief Mike Wolever and Police Chief Mike Navarre tough questions about their department's spending while reviewing their proposed 2009 budgets. Council also concentrated on the elimination of police and fire classes.

    FOX Toledo's Michelle Zepeda reports.

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