E-mail Aaron!
Reporter's Notebook:
Friday 5-9-08 11am
TGIF! Going to the Toledo Police memorial at noon, and also working with the Alliance Academy in Downtown Toledo to help these economically disadvantaged graduating high school students have a Prom.
Friday 5-9-08 1:48pm
Just back from the police memorial where we interviewed Danielle Dressel, the widow of slain police Detective Keith Dressel. She says, in many ways, these memorials get tougher and tougher as time goes on. We also spoke with Dressel's mother who tells us about a very important necklace she was wearing today. We'll tell you about it this evening on NBC 24 news at 6 & 7.
E-mail Arielle!
Reporter's Notebook:
Thursday, May 8th, 2008:
2:34pm
Today when I got into work I had to go straight to a press conference where the Mayor and other city officials announced a major problem with Southwyck Mall. Turns out they found black mold and asbestos in the mall! This could be very harmful for people working there, or even just walking through there. I'll have more details tonight at 6 and 7.
Also tonight, I'm bringing you the story of the Cheating Detective. She's a woman who will go on the Internet to find out if your spouse is cheating on you, online. It's a really interesting story - check it out tonight at 7:30!
E-mail Kylie!
Reporter's Notebook:
(Wednesday, May 7, 2008)
11:15am
I had some time yesterday to call around about Labor Report ideas and was fortunate enough to set one up early. Now I'm headed out the door to UT's Nitschke Auditorium to do a preview on tomorrow's Labor Management Cooperation Convention - Local 14 and GM Powertrain are getting a big award for their successful partnership.
1:30pm
The interviews were short and sweet and will come together for a nice labor report. I interviewed the Executive Director for the Northwest Ohio Center for Labor - Management Cooperation. I also interviewed the former Region 2B Director Jack Sizemore who now works for the Labor Management Cooperation - they both were full of good information about the importance of good labor-management relationships...and about tomorrow's conference.
While we were out we also stopped by a school where Norm Van Ness was doing a weather presentation - you can watch that tonight as well!
Now I'm going to log and write my story.
4:00pm
Everything is finished. I just need to write my web story and send some emails...I'm fronting my labor report live at 7pm and then I'm off until Saturday.
Reporter's Notebook:
Monday, April 28
I'm in the weather center this morning. Tune in and have a cup of coffee with me. Scattered showers today with a high of 48.
We took my daughter Hannah to a dance competition this weekend with my good friend Denise Mallory and her daughter Clare. My mom, Nancy Strouse was proud to watch the girls strut their stuff since she is a dancer too! We had a fun time and the girls at Encore Dance Studio in Adrian brought home gold trophies and lots of blue ribbons. 
E-mail Rob!
Reporter's Notebook:
Friday, May 9
9:00am
I'm heading to downtown Toledo where an Adrian man accused of killing a mother and four children in a wrong-way crash is expected to enter his plea in court.
12:15pm
I was in a downtown Toledo courtroom as Michael Gagnon, 24 pleaded no contest to five counts of aggravated vehicular homicide and two counts of aggravated vehicular assault. The Adrian man faces up to 50 years in prison and $95,000 in fines for killing a mother and her four children when he's sentenced next month. We'll have reaction from some who were in the courtroom including the the prosecutor and defense lawyer.
|
