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Jack n’ the Beanstalk would have tough competition if the Berg family was in his storybook. Nicole Berg is nine years old. Her great-grandfather Thorston Berg is 92. They have a lot in common. Both have green thumbs. And this year, they both grew outstanding vegetables in their own gardens. Thorston won first prize at the fall fair for his locally grown cucumbers and tomatoes. And Nicole planted zucchinis which grew up to be giants, weighing in well over six pounds, almost too heavy for her to hold up for the camera. Two zucchinis reached 28 inches in length before falling off the vine.

Tony LaRussa | Tribune-Review A free mobile covid-19 testing site was set up in the parking lot of the North Park Swimming Pool in January.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. The most recent data from the state Department of Health shows 1,171 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Murrysville area since the pandemic started in March. Of those positive results, 65 cases were reported in the past seven days. The health department on Monday released figures for the three ZIP codes that comprise the region. Th...

Reply Michelle Friedel was named the Cleveland MonStars Teacher of the Month. (Avon Schools) AVON, OH — Michelle Friedel has been named Teacher of the Month by the Cleveland Monsters hockey team. Friedel, a third grade teacher, was recognized during a virtual celebration this month. WGU Ohio, members of the Monsters organization and the Monster's mascot Sully surprised Friedel during the announcement. Friedel's husband and three children also joined the ceremony. As part of her award, Fridel received a gift basket with tickets to an upcoming Monsters hockey game. Subscribe In an intervi...

Local schools districts are urging patrons who received meals from the districts late last week to throw out milk products after Hiland Dairy recalled chocolate milk produced at its Norman plant. Hiland Dairy recalled the one-half pint 1% low fat chocolate milk produced at its Norman facility because some of the chocolate milk may contain food-grade sanitizers, which could make someone sick if they drank it. While only eight cases, or 400 individual milk containers, were affected by the contamination, the company recalled all the half-pints of chocolate milk produced on that date — a total o...

The county's Facebook post says students will return to school on January 22. Author: 13WMAZ Staff Updated: 3:03 PM EST January 8, 2021 DODGE COUNTY, Ga. — Students in Dodge County will be virtual learning until January 22 due to the surge in COVID-19 cases. According to a Dodge County Schools Facebook post, all students will be taught via eLearning. In an original post, it said that they would keep an eye on cases. "We will continue to monitor the situation and to keep the safety and health of our students and staff as the priorities," the post said.