Man gets 280 days in jail for setting St. Paul’s fire
23-09-2026 16:54 via toledoblade.com

Man gets 280 days in jail for setting St. Paul’s fire

A man who started an April 27 fire in a dorm room at St. Paul’s Community Center that shut down its homeless shelter for more than four months received 280 days in jail Wednesday morning.
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