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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
Among the issues local voters will see on the November ballot, Hancock County ADAMHS is asking for a renewal of their existing mental health services levy
The spring and summer homebuying season was more subdued than normal, so now that we're heading into fall, what are the market trends for both buyers and sellers in the latter part of the year?
Toledo's Race for the Cure happens this weekend... but for women who want to support Susan G. Komen, but aren't runners, there's Fit for the Cure
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Your children are already consuming more news than you might realize on a daily basis... A new podcast aims to help them better understand it (at 14:41)
Kids can get a lot of benefit from being connected to technology - from homework help to being able to reach out or be reached in an emergency - but it's up to parents to make sure they are using it in safe and healthy ways (at 24:54)
We're finally back with another collection of easy and delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 46:19)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Throwback Thursday: It's an age-old question - if you could see into the future, would you want to know how and when you're going to die? Well, thanks to artificial intelligence, now there's an app for that (at 14:25)
As we've mentioned, September is National Preparedness Month... A new survey reveals some interesting data on how ready we are for fires, floods, or the winter storms that are coming (at 24:59)
With kids back in class, the Children's Mentoring Connection is looking for volunteers with big hearts for their school-based mentoring programs (at 40:50)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Is AI really going to kill us all? Many experts, even within the industry, are sounding the alarm that artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly, and without sufficient 'guardrails'... A closer look at the risks of a knee-jerk reaction when balanced against the rewards of continuing to lead in this technology (at 14:52)
Crime Prevention Conversations: The second phase of back-to-school safety for students and families (at 25:15)
What's Happening: Details on upcoming programs and activities at the Findlay Family YMCA (at 42:31)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
With trade issues becoming a political inflection point, Mayor Christina Muryn talks about the importance of working with Findlay's international partners to advance relationships that have provided mutual benefit for our community, state and country (at 13:00)
As demand for weight-loss medications continues to soar, copycat and counterfeit GLP-1 drugs and peptide products continue to appear on the market, and experts fear consumers don't know the difference - or the risks (at 26:37)
Community and Business Spotlight: As this year's fundraising campaign kicks off, the United Way of Hancock County is gearing up for their 'Barrels and Bids' evening of impact (at 43:17)
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GOOD MORNINGS is a fun, hip and lively show that has everyone talking – featuring conversations with local, state and nationally-known politicians, authors and experts in fields ranging from current events to technology, finance to modern lifestyle topics.
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