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How to Make a Home Fire Escape Plan

How to Make a Home Fire Escape Plan

It's very important to have a home fire escape plan...check out these tips!

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How to avoid being an aggressive driver

How to avoid being an aggressive driver

How to Avoid Being An Aggressive Driver

U.S. measles cases reached 15-year high in 2011-CDC

U.S. measles cases reached 15-year high in 2011-CDC

Measles cases in the United States hit a 15-year high in 2011, with 90 percent of the cases traced to other countries with lower immunization rates, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.

Brain surgery patient runs marathon

BAY VILLAGE, OH (WOIO)- A year after suffering a traumatic brain injury, a Bay Village man is readying to run the Cleveland Half-Marathon this weekend.

Ed Farrell spend two months in Metro after he was involved in an accident on March 19, 2011. After Farrell was released from Metro, he spent two months in physical and speech therapy.

Farrell tells 19 Action News he is running to show his doctors and therapist that their work saves lives and allows traumatic brain injury survivors the ability to get their lives back.

Sunday will be Farrell's fourth marathon, but the first since his injury.

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Every Parent Needs to Know About Their Child’s Summer Camp!

Every Parent Needs to Know About Their Child’s Summer Camp!

Every Parent Needs to Know About Their Child’s Summer Camp!

1)Check the camp’s accreditation and ask for a copy of its health policies. Are there medical professionals on site? Emergency care policies?

Support the Bay Village Senior Class by Eating at Chipotle Today!

Support the Bay Village Senior Class by Eating at Chipotle Today!

BAY VILLAGE, OH - The Bay Village senior class will earn 50% when patrons bring in this flyer and enjoy a meal at Chipotle on Wednesday, May 16 from 5-9 p.m. Proceeds will help fund After Prom!
 

Battery-Related Emergency Department visits by Children Doubles

Battery-Related Emergency Department visits by Children Doubles

There were roughly 66,000 emergency department visits by children under age 18 years associated with batteries during the 20-year study period. Children sought emergency evaluation for batteries placed in the mouth, ear or nose, but most frequently by batteries that were swallowed, especially among children aged 5 years or younger.