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Total Solar Eclipse 2024 on WTOL 11
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WTOL 11 is stationed all around northwest Ohio to capture the once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse.
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Good Day, live from Imagination Station.
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WTOL 11's Andy Balas and Jay Schell set up behind the scenes.
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Party setup at Imagination Station.
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WTOL 11 crews set up for live coverage at the Imagination Station.
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WTOL 11 director Chris Dyer sets up for Good Day live from the Imagination Station on April 8.
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The Imagination Station team sets up for the total solar eclipse viewing party.
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WTOL 11's Noelle Blumel talks with Bryce from Destination Seneca County about eclipse festivities.
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Chief Meteorologist Chris Vickers and meteorologists Kaylee Bowers and Matt Willoughby are excited about the eclipse.
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Chris, Kaylee and Matt want to remind everyone to wear their total solar eclipse viewing glasses!
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The WTOL 11 team and crew are excited for the total solar eclipse!
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Chris Vickers, Jeff Smith and Kalie Marantette prepare for live coverage from Imagination Station.
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Two people pose in the WTOL 11 selfie booth in Seneca County.
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Chris, Jeff and Kalie at Imagination Station.
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James and Lori from Swanton get ready to view the eclipse.
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Some couples are planning to get married during the total solar eclipse.
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Tim Miller and Caylee Kirby at the University of Toledo for the solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Tyler Seggerman is at Hensville Park for the eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Jon Monk and Mikey Fairchild are in Tiffin for the eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Megan Hojnacki checks out the sky in a pair of eclipse glasses.
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WTOL 11's Troy Gingerich checks out the sky in a pair of eclipse glasses.
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Students from Discovery Middle School in Canton traveled to Imagination Station to view the eclipse.
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Discovery Middle School students from Canton, Michigan watch the total solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Matt Willoughby is in Springfield Township for the total solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Cheyenne Kastura works the camera from Springfield Township.
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WTOL 11's Matt Willoughby and Cheyenne Kastura are in Springfield Township for the total solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Matt Willoughby and Cheyenne Kastura pose with a group of kids in Springfield Township as totality approaches.
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Tiffin's East Green Amphitheater is packed with people excited for the total solar eclipse.
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People at the Whitehouse Quarry are ready for the total solar eclipse.
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People at the Whitehouse Quarry are ready for the eclipse.
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People at the Whitehouse Quarry are set up and ready for the eclipse.
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A group at the Whitehouse Quarry are ready for the total solar eclipse.
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Two kids at the Whitehouse Quarry know the importance of wearing your total solar eclipse glasses.
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A family in Springfield Township wears their eclipse glasses as they look at the sky.
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A pair in Springfield Township are ready for the total solar eclipse.
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People in Springfield Township took the time to enjoy the spectacle of the total solar eclipse.
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Fifth Third Field is packed on April 8, but not for a Mud Hens game. It's full of people excited for the total solar eclipse.
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People and pups are ready for the total solar eclipse at the Whitehouse Quarry.
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Bert the golden retriever says "bow, wow, wow" to the total solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Heather Schramm and Megan Hojnacki pose for a photo as totality nears in downtown Toledo.
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WTOL 11's Dan Cummins points at the sky and TaTiana Cash smiles as totality approaches in downtown Toledo.
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WTOL 11's Dominique O'Neill looks at the sky in awe as totality nears in downtown Toledo.
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Many members of the WTOL 11 crew went outside into the parking lot to enjoy the total solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Dan Cummins ponders the once-in-a-lifetime sight of the total solar eclipse as totality approaches downtown Toledo.
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People at Hensville look at the sky in amazement as totality arrives in downtown Toledo.
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A happy couple in Tiffin ties the knot during a once-in-a-lifetime event.
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The once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse provides a beautiful background as a couple ties the knot in Tiffin.
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WTOL 11's Maya May was the Imagination Station on the day of the total solar eclipse.
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WTOL 11's Amanda Fay, Maya May and Steven Jackson were at the Imagination Station Monday for the total solar eclipse.
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Perrysburg police officers wore their eclipse glasses as totality approached the city.
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City of Perrysburg utility workers wore their eclipse glasses as totality approached the city.
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A large crowd of people gathered outside of the Imagination Station to view the total solar eclipse on Monday.
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WTOL 11's Kaylee Bowers and Chris Vickers pose for a photo outside of Imagination Station on eclipse day.
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WTOL 11's Chris Vickers, Jeff Smith and Kalie Marantette report live from Imagination Station on eclipse day.
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Barkley Rain, the beloved pup of WTOL 11 Meteorologist Kaylee Bowers, knows the importance of eclipse glasses.
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Visitors to the Toledo Zoo enjoy the total solar eclipse.
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Joey Poiry enjoys the total solar eclipse in Oak Harbor while holding his son, Ben, who is not as big of a fan.
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