Steven Hernandez
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Lorain County Family Farm Market offers fresh produce and peace of mind amid cyclospora outbreak (opens the original)
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ELYRIA, Ohio (WOIO) - The Lorain County Public Health Department hosted its annual Family Farm Market on Tuesday as part of its mission to connect families to fresh local produce. “I was probably going to make some chili or some type of soup with the peppers,” said visitor and mother Taylor Watson as she shared her cooking plans with 19 News. “And probably going to chop the peaches up and make a cobbler or something.” The Lorain County Public Health Department has hosted the annual market for al
West Side Market vendors take precautions as Cyclospora parasite outbreak spreads nationally (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Vendors at Cleveland’s West Side Market are taking steps to keep their customers safe as the Cyclospora parasite outbreak continues to spread across the country. Health officials are still searching for the source of the outbreak. The Ohio City Farm on Cleveland’s west side said local consumers have an advantage, the parasite is typically introduced through contaminated irrigation water and industrial washing operations. Since local farms like the Ohio City Farm use Clev
Cleveland flies Venezuelan flag at City Hall in first-of-its kind show of solidarity (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - For the first time, Cleveland is flying Venezuela’s tri-colored flag alongside the Stars and Stripes at City Hall. The gesture comes two weeks after twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela’s coastal region, killing at least 3,000 people, with thousands more injured or missing. “Being one of the first Venezuelans to see this is something exciting and beautiful,” said Robert Espinoza, a Venezuelan community member. Today’s ceremony aimed to recognize the loss through words f
Fire department advises caution after flash floods fill Lake County (opens the original)
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Willoughby Hills, Ohio (WOIO) - Flash floods hit Willoughby Hills hard Monday, filling streets, homes and even the local fire station with water. Rain began at 12:15 p.m. on July 6 and progressively got heavier. By 1:15 p.m., minor flooding started to occur along the east side of the fire station. The fire station’s weather station reported 2.59 inches of rain during the storm. Two other weather stations within the city reported 2.92 inches and 2.10 inches of rainfall. Chief Robert Gandee and th
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