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Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette A line forms to look at vegetables at the Berry Hill Farm booth set up Saturday at the Ft. Wayne’s Farmers Market at McCulloch Park near Electric. Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Donna Waszkiewicz and Justyna Kuczek shop for plants at the Angel's Gardenhouse booth during the Fort Wayne Farmers Market at McCulloch Park on Saturday. Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette The Fort Wayne Farmers Market moves to McCulloch Park near Electric Works as it prepares for its permanent relocation to Electric Works in 2022 on Saturday. Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette The ...

From key fobs to remotes for toys, lithium batteries are everywhere in our homes, but many parents are not aware just how dangerous they can be for children.

American Academy Of Pediatrics, Duracell Launch Campaign To Educate Parents On Dangers Of Battery Ingestion From key fobs to remotes for toys, lithium batteries are everywhere in our homes, but many parents are not aware just how dangerous they can be for children. Evie Kientz was just over a year old when her family almost lost her. Kristin, Evie’s mother, says five months ago, her daughter swallowed a small lithium coin battery about the size of a nickel that had fallen out of a toy. Evie was rushed to the hospital right away. "She was in the hospital for a month almost. She was in the ...

Campaign warns parents of battery dangers Campaign warns parents of battery dangers By Chris Martinez/CBS | May 12, 2021 at 3:30 PM CDT - Updated May 12 at 3:30 PM (CBS) - From key fobs to remotes for toys, lithium batteries are everywhere in our homes, but many parents are not aware just how dangerous they can be for children. Evie Kientz was just over a year old when her family almost lost her. Kristin, Evie’s mother, said five months ago, her daughter swallowed a small lithium coin battery about the size of a nickel that had fallen out of a toy. Evie was rushed to the hospital ri...

Two people have been charged with sending a fake bomb threat to a Connellsville business to get an employee fired. Annmarie E. Johnston, 19, of Dunbar and Cody P. Davis, 21, both of Connellsville had charges related to making the threat filed against them on Friday at Magisterial District Judge Ronald Haggerty Jr.’s office. According to court paperwork, Amy D’amico-Russell, owner of Zia Maria’s Bakery, called police on April 21 and said she received numerous messages from Johnston containing screen shots of Snapchat and Instagram accounts. The posts claimed to be from an employ...