Point and Shoreland Journal

Toledo, Ohio, United StatesEnglish

The Point and Shoreland Journal is a community newspaper serving the Point Place and Shoreland neighborhoods of North Toledo, Ohio. It provides hyper-local coverage of community events, high school sports, local government, and human interest stories, acting as a primary news source for the area’s residents and local businesses.

This publication appears to be defunct — its website is no longer reachable. The record is kept for reference.

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Historically divided among several distinct metropolitan centers, this Midwestern newspaper market features major dailies anchoring specific regional hubs rather than a single statewide publication. Advance Publications operates the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the region's largest daily by circulation. Further south, Gannett owns two major metropolitan outlets: the Columbus Dispatch and the Cincinnati Enquirer. In the northwest, the Toledo Blade remains independently owned by Block Communications, maintaining a locally rooted editorial presence since 1835. The Call and Post stands out as a historically significant African-American weekly circulating primarily within these urban centers. Paperboy indexes 171 Ohio newspapers — browse the full directory below.