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Cheese Recall Expands to 57 Products: Full List

The CDC and FDA continue to investigate a listeria outbreak that has infected at least 26 people.

Costco, Trader Joe's pull some products with cheese in expanded recall for listeria risk

Cheese products sold at Albertson's, Costco, H-E-B and Trader Joe's were added to those recalled for risk of listeria infection, or Listeriosis.

Costco, Trader Joe's and Amazon pull products with cheese in expanded recall for listeria risk

Cheese products sold at Albertson's, Costco, H-E-B and Trader Joe's were added to those recalled for risk of listeria infection, or Listeriosis.

More Products With Cheese From Rizo Lopez Recalled Over Listeria Concern

Amid the ongoing Listeria monocytogenes outbreak, more and more products containing tainted cheese and other ingredients supplied by Rizo Lopez Foods Inc. are being recalled, according to the U.

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Aardman co-founder is guest at Chepstow Festival of Arts

Arts festival returning to Chepstow this weekend

Lebanon "Mask Up" campaign spends final dollars during COVID-19 surge

Lebanon "Mask Up" campaign spends final dollars during COVID-19 surge Lebanon County Commissioners spent the last of their "Mask UP" campaign funds in accordance with their deal with the governor's office to use this CARES Act money before the end of December.   In four months, the county spent $1.156 million to plaster "Mask Up Lebanon" signs throughout the area. The campaign is a COVID-19 safety program, designed to teach residents about the importance of wearing facial coverings during the pandemic. Many local businesses and organizations received $1,000 grants for displaying the campaign's signs. Commissioners received more than 1,200 applicants.   The campaign also paid for 55,000 fliers and masks that were sent to Lebanon County households and for media buys in English and Spanish.

Commissioners vote to spend remainder of CARES funding, discuss year's disbursement of funds

LebTown (Cheyenne Tobias) With the goal of ensuring that no money from its $12.8 million CARES Act funding be “left on the table,” Lebanon County Commissioners voted unanimously Thursday to spend the remaining balance of just over $600,000. The vote means more businesses that applied for funding in the first two rounds will now receive financial assistance. The vote also includes several local nonprofit organizations as part of the approved $600,268 expenditure. The county’s CARES Grant Committee, which consists of county and local economic development officials, agreed to lower the established rating score used in the first two rounds to determine which businesses will get funds. The score was lowered from 45 to 38 for businesses who met the funding criteria, which was still consistent for the funding requirements during the first two rounds.