Toledo sidewalks remain snow-covered days after storm

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) — Despite a city ordinance, many Toledo sidewalks are still covered in snow and ice days after a recent storm, prompting safety concerns for pedestrians. Businesses failing to clear walkways within 24 hours may face fines and charges.

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