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HelpLine Guardians for Good Award 2023
No full textPlaque denoting Columbus State Delaware Campus's support of the Delaware County Foundation at the Gold level
TAGALA, Vol. 1, Nos. 1-10, 1983
No full textThe Toledo Area Gay and Lesbian Affiliation (TAGALA) newsletter was a publication serving the LGTBQIA+ community in Toledo from 1983 to 2019. TAGALA was anchored by several organizations over time including Pro and Lavender Triangle. The newsletter covered community events, political news, community resources, social events, religious organizations, comics and more. As of February 2019, TAGALA is no longer in publication
TAGALA, Vol. 7, Nos. 1-12, 1989
No full textThe Toledo Area Gay and Lesbian Affiliation (TAGALA) newsletter was a publication serving the LGTBQIA+ community in Toledo from 1983 to 2019. TAGALA was anchored by several organizations over time including Pro and Lavender Triangle. The newsletter covered community events, political news, community resources, social events, religious organizations, comics and more. As of February 2019, TAGALA is no longer in publication
TAGALA, Vol. 23, Nos. 1-12, 2005
No full textThe Toledo Area Gay and Lesbian Affiliation (TAGALA) newsletter was a publication serving the LGTBQIA+ community in Toledo from 1983 to 2019. TAGALA was anchored by several organizations over time including Pro and Lavendar Triangle. The newsletter covered community events, political news, community resources, social events, religious organizations, comics and more. As of February 2019, TAGALA is no longer in publication
TAGALA, Vol. 35, Nos. 1-12, 2017
No full textThe Toledo Area Gay and Lesbian Affiliation (TAGALA) newsletter was a publication serving the LGTBQIA+ community in Toledo from 1983 to 2019. TAGALA was anchored by several organizations over time including Pro and Lavendar Triangle. The newsletter covered community events, political news, community resources, social events, religious organizations, comics and more. As of February 2019, TAGALA is no longer in publication
Valentine Theatre Program, 1915
No full textA program for performances of Henpecked Henry at the Valentine Theatre. The show opened at the Valentine on April 18, 1915
Lillian Haworth Middaugh Scrapbook 1
No full textA scrapbook compiled by Lillian Naomi Haworth documenting her time at Toledo, Ohio's Glendale-Feilbach School in the 1910s and 1920s. At that time, the school was named the School for Crippled Children and located within Woodward Technical High School on Adams Street and Michigan Avenue. Haworth was the first student to graduate from the school. After graduating, she continued documenting news from the school as well as her involvement with a Toledo Girl Scout troop whose scouts were all persons with disabilities
Barbara Jackson Oral History
No full textBarbara Jackson is interviewed by Liz Rose-Cohen about her experiences at CTI and Columbus State Community College
Eastern massasauga rattlesnake : Ohio population survey and survey technique development
No full textFinal report; "February 2023."; "Project ID Number: 107308."; Additional project information provided in email: SJN 135770; "The Ohio State University, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences."; "Performing organization name ... The Ohio State University"--Page 1; "Prepared in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Transportation and the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration"--Page 2; Includes bibliographical references (pages 29-41 of Final report); Sponsored by Ohio Department of Transportation, Office of Statewide Planning & Research; Contract or grant number: 32375Final report (80 pages) -- [Fact sheet] (2 unnumbered pages)The Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake (Sistrurus catenatus; EMR) has declined through most of its range and is endangered in Ohio and federally threatened. Areas that EMR may inhabit must be surveyed prior to approving development projects. Therefore, comprehensive, fast, and affordable survey techniques for the EMR are of interest to government and non-government groups. This is particularly evident in Ohio where all known EMR populations are near maintained or expanding road networks. Traditional EMR surveying in Ohio uses visual encounter surveys and artificial cover object arrays. The purpose of this research is to test and refine a new survey technique, the Adapted-Hunt Drift Fence Technique (AHDriFT) and compare it to current EMR survey methods using a cost-benefit analysis. We deployed AHDriFT arrays at 66 fields across seven Ohio Counties over the course of four years, yielding 351 EMR detections at 57 fields. AHDriFT was the most effective and consistent method for detecting massasaugas in Ohio across a broad range of environmental and temporal variables. In this report, we generated relatively precise estimates for deploying these arrays to achieve high confidence in survey result
Other title: District Highway Maintenance Research On-Call (ROC) 2023-09. Task 1, Evaluation of the use robotic systems for improving crack sealing process; Other title: Title from Fact sheet: District Highway Maintenance Research On-Call (ROC). Task 1, Evaluation of the use of robotic system for improving crack sealing process; Other title: Evaluation of new methods for improving crack sealing process; Other title: Evaluation of the use of robotic system for improving crack sealing process
No full textFinal report; "March 2023."; Additional project information provided in email: SJN 136522, PID 115889; Includes bibliographical references (Page 12 of Final report); Sponsored by Ohio Department of Transportation, Office of Statewide Planning & Research; Contract or grant number: 37852Final report (7 unnumbered pages, 71 pages) -- [Fact sheet] (2 unnumbered pages)This report summarizes the results of a research task that was conducted to document the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) current state-of-the-practice for crack sealing, identify best practices used or researched by state DOTs for crack sealing, and identify new methods and equipment for crack sealing that can improve the efficiency, response time, and safety of maintenance crews. To achieve these goals, a comprehensive literature review of all studies on the best practices for improving the efficiency and safety of crack sealing installation was conducted. In addition, surveys were performed to gather information from DOTs and local public agencies. Robotic Maintenance Vehicle (RMV) was identified as an equipment that might help improve the efficiency of crack sealing operation and workers safety. However, currently there is not enough information or experience with using this equipment to validate its capabilities or benefits. The results of cost analysis conducted in this study indicated that RMV may result in reducing the cost of crack sealing for ODOT. However, the RMV cost savings depend on several assumptions made that could not be validated at the current time. Therefore, all assumptions made need to be verified before making final conclusions on the RMV cost effectiveness and its benefits to ODO