Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
Last week, Washington Local Schools board member, Patricia Carmean, was fearing for her life and petitioned Lucas County for a Civil Stalking Protection Order against the former superintendent Patrick Hickey.
Here are the videos from Carmean’s entire hearing — where she documents the history between Patrick Hickey and herself. Read more ›
Patricia Carmean (left) hanging with former blogger Terri Kern (right) Photo courtesy of Facebook
Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
Washington Local School (WLS) board of education member Patricia (Patti) Carmean took a field trip yesterday to downtown Toledo. Instead of visiting the Imagination Station, or the Huntington Center to buy Toledo Walleye playoff tickets, Carmean had a different itinerary.
Patti Carmean tried to have Patrick Hickey arrested. The alleged crime: unwanted messages on Facebook. Read more ›
After an 18-month absence, Jeremy Baumhower is back for the second season of The Baum Hour Podcast. Baumhower shares details of the soon-to-be-released book, ‘Socked’, and addresses some of the changes that’s happened in his life.
Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
In case you’ve wondered what a day was like in the life of a school board president; allow me the privilege to show you.
Recently, Washington Local School Board President David Hunter had an email exchange with the woman at the center of last year’s Patrick Hickey controversy, Terri Kern. Kern is a state-licensed mental health counselor, who recently tweeted that she was a couple of classes away from completing her online Doctorate program. She ended her tweet with the hashtag ‘#DrKern’. The soon-to-be Doctor used her professional email address to communicate with Hunter and the rest of the BOE.
On December 13th, Kern sent a scathing email to Hunter over his failure to “prosecute” the former superintendent of WLS, Patrick Hickey. Hickey takes his daughter, who is currently enrolled at Whitmer, to school in the morning.
The following email exchange was received as a part of a Freedom of Information Act request for my upcoming book, ‘Socked’.
It should be noted the following email exchange was received as a part of a Freedom of Information Act request for my upcoming book, ‘Socked’. Further, Kern’s scandalous allegations of Hickey’s past and the ‘harassment’ she claims to have received, are addressed in the upcoming book.
WLS Board President, David Hunter, responded the following day. Read more ›
Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
If you are trying to figure out why Pokémon GO has taken over the world, it’s rather simple.
During a time where people argue over who’s lives matter most, the craziest presidential election possibly ever, and an endless stream of unconscionable violence — we needed a timeout.
Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
The Perrysburg Heights Community Association (PHCA) recently “replaced” Director of Operations, Jason Craig, after his embattled tenure.
As Mr. Craig exited his employment, tens of thousands of dollars in PHCA property suddenly came up missing. Missing from the community center include a 65-inch Vizio TV, which was removed from the wall, a deli quality meat cutter, 32 battle bubble balls ($299 each) that were just ordered, received and paid with monies from a Spanish Club grant, and a $6,000 zero-turn lawn mower.
The missing mower hurt the PHCA the hardest as it left the community center helpless to maintain the large property.
Upon reading yesterday’s story on iHeartGlassCity; Michael Vanhoose of Toledo Lawncare and Landscape, messaged me immediately on Facebook. Mr. Vanhoose wanted to help the PHCA during their time of need. Read more ›
Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
The Perrysburg Heights Community Association (PHCA) has relieved Jason Craig of his duties.. This is amazing news for the neighborhood’s beloved community center.
The PHCA Board is currently trying to understand the scope of numerous alleged bookkeeping errors, with tens of thousands of dollars missing/stolen through cash and or property.
Written by: Jeremy Baumhower
With the opening of Hensville,– downtown Toledo grows a little better and bigger today.
Moving the Mud Hens from Maumee to it’s current location was the smartest move our political leaders could have ever made. Fifth Third stadium is the crown jewel of the Glass City. It brings thousands of people (and their money) to the heart of our city, over 70 times a season. The Mud Hens staff always delivers a fun time, clean atmosphere and a reason to come back.
However, let’s make sure the new Hensville expansion doesn’t not hurt some other original investors of the Toledo’s rebirth, our Warehouse District.
