The City of Toledo, Ohio, is investing in both recreation and environmental protection with a $1.4 million project aimed at reducing flooding and improving water quality. Construction is underway as part of a broader effort to restore natural water flow, limit runoff, and create new wildlife habitat. Read the full story by WTOL-TV – Toledo, OH.
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