May Issue 3 2012

	Silver screen revisited It’s the movies we all know and love, as the Silver Screen Classics Series makes its return... by Bailey Weills
	Black (but not bleak) coffee Named after the Charles Dickens novel, Bleak House Coffee’s four owners... By Alia Orra
	What the Doc ordered For a certain kind of diner, it’s always the right time for breakfast. by Daniel Lemle
	The 2012 Toledo City Paper Food Challenge
	Forged in the Glass City Before 1962, glassworking existed almost exclusively in the hands of scientists, engineers, and manufacturers. by Kevin Moore & by Allyson Rump
	Toledo’s pink triangle The Nazis were nothing if not efficient. by Johnny Hildo
	Last chance in this lifetime by Staff
	Water patrol Toledoan Cathie Slabaugh wanted more — to really shake things up, to expand her life and to be a part of a worthwhile endeavor. by Alison Wood-Osmun
	Fair game Annie Haley and Bonnie Duritsky have been in a committed, loving relationship for 18 years. by Julian Garcia
	Uncorking a bottle, and some creativity The first time Toledo native Joy Youster went to a bring-your-own-beverage painting class in Nashville By Alia Orra
	Moving meals Everyday tasks can be difficult or impossible for the elderly... by Daniel Lemle
	Sharing made simple Do you have ideas you want to share? Here’s your chance! by Bailey Weills
	Leave no one behind For some,reading is a pleasure and for others, it’s a skill that is difficult to understand. by Daniel Lemle