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Cookies sold at Meijer stores recalled due to undeclared milk
(CBS DETROIT) - Cookies that are sold at the Midwest retailer Meijer have been recalled because they contain undeclared milk, officials announced. Too Good Gourmet of San Lorenzo, California, recalled its Meijer Dunking Cookies Chocolate Chip because of the allergen, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The recalled product contains a milk allergen that wasn't listed in the label's ingredients section. Meijer wasn't alerted of the mistake on the label.The product was sold in a 10 oz. tall clear container with a blue and white label with the UPC 713733712972 and includes all best-by dates.The recalled cookies were sold at...
Sincere gratitude to all helping our communities recover after last week’s tornadoes
On behalf of our many communities that were impacted by last week’s storms, I would like to extend sincere gratitude to all those who have helped Northeastern Ohio survive the tornadoes and terrible storms. I was one of the lucky ones, as I only lost power for less than one day.
How should adults use recreational cannabis safely? Here are tips to avoid accidents, breaking laws
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Now that non-medical cannabis products can be legally purchased in Ohio by adults over 21, users need to know how to use them safely, according to the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control. “Responsible cannabis use is not just about personal safety, but the safety of Ohio...
Pearl Valley Cheese named grand champion cheese at Ohio State Fair
COLUMBUS — Pearl Valley Cheese of Fresno, Ohio, took top honors, receiving the overall grand champion award for its Swiss cheese, at the 2024 Ohio State Fair Cheese Contest held July 18 at Miceli Dairy Products in Cleveland, the American Dairy Association Mideast announced. Guggisberg Cheese of Millersburg, Ohio, received the overall reserve champion award for its Ziller.
STABLE accounts are 529-like specialized savings and investment accounts for people living with disabilities
Loveland, Ohio – Wednesday, August 14th is recognized as National ABLE Savings Day, a time to increase awareness about ABLE Account programs and their life-changing benefits. Ohio’s iteration of an ABLE program – STABLE Account – has gained popularity in recent years and seen overall participation grow from fewer than 10,000 accounts in January 2019 to approximately 42,000 active accounts today.
Exempting tips from Ohio income taxes won’t help many service workers
Last week, Ohio state Rep. Jay Edwards of Nelsonville introduced a bill to declare intent to exempt tips and gratuities from income tax. This comes a month after Donald Trump announced his intention to exempt tips from income taxes if elected president this year. On its face, exempting tips from income taxes makes sense for […]
Northeast Ohioans coping with outages nearly a week later
Nearly a week after powerful storms and tornadoes ripped through Northeast Ohio, thousands remained without power, hoping restoration crews would make good on their projection to have mostly everyone back online before Wednesday, August 14.
What a state of emergency means for your storm relief
BROOK PARK, Ohio — Over the weekend, Gov. Mike DeWine issued a State of Emergency, and many residents are asking what this means for their recovery. Almost a week after Tuesday’s five tornadoes, the impact is still clear. Angela Craider lives in Brook Park, where, in addition to the damage, they had no power for days.
LaRose refers alleged election violations for prosecutions
(The Center Square) – A company that canvassed Ohio to register voters could face criminal charges for submitting fraudulent registration forms. Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced Monday he has referred evidence of suspected election law violations to 20 county prosecutors around the state. “We take every allegation of wrongdoing in our elections seriously, whether it’s a fake signature on a petition, a fraudulent voter registration form or a stolen...
Wyandot Chamber of Commerce to Hold Annual Steak Fry
The Wyandot Chamber of Commerce is inviting the community to their Annual Steak Fry. The event will be held on September 26th at the Carey Brewing Station, located at 300 E. Findlay Street in Carey. Doors will open at 5:00pm and dinner will be served from 6:00pm until 7:30pm. An...
First-responder drone program may take flight in Perrysburg Twp., Rossford
A drone could soon become the first responder to a fire, pursuit, or other emergency situation in Rossford and Perrysburg Township. The communities’ police chiefs have been in talks with a Seattle company to bring a first-responder drone to a central part of their area in northern Wood County. This is different than a regular drone in that it could be sent by dispatchers to an emergency call, arriving in seconds. Police Chief Matt Gazarek discussed the program Wednesday during a Perrysburg Township trustees meeting. He said the drone, which could cost $150,000 annually, is too pricey to buy now, but will probably be considered in the future. A partnership with a neighboring department, such as Rossford’s, would help, he said.
Hancock County Parkinson's Network Announces 2nd Annual Tulip Bulb Fundraiser
August 12, 2024, Press Release from the Red Tornado Collective: (Findlay, OH, August 12, 2024) – The Hancock County Parkinson's Network is excited to announce the second year of its "Plant Tulips, Grow Hope" Tulip Bulb Fundraiser, running through August. This fundraiser supports the Network's mission of empowering individuals affected by Parkinson's disease and their caregivers through education, programming, and community awareness.
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