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The thunderstorms i think it will driftt a little further north down those from that popped up yesterday more west to east movementes as temperatures climb into the mid 80s. We do it again today and tomorrow. Big changesw until the middle of may. As you have the sun glare to deal with route to westbound trying to recover out that way as you head into words willoughby this morning to 71 northbound pushing the slowdown as you head to the area between route eight and 42. The oven at workv want a little long this morning. That practice a brilliant still trying to recover from that. Ninety westboun...

The 51st Woollybear Festival and Parade brought thousands of people to downtown Vermilion on Oct. 8. The Woollybear Festival was founded by the late Dick Goddard, a news meteorologist in Cleveland for decades. It is the largest one-day festival in Ohio and generally brings thousands of people to the small lakeside community. “I’m excited. It’s […]

Many local health departments say more people seem to be losing or have damaged covid vaccine cards and they're noticing an increase in requests for replacements.

Lorain County Public Health working with University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center and Mercy Hospital to streamline COVID-19 vaccination process “It makes sense to work together with hospitals on this massive endeavor to get Lorain County vaccinated against COVID-19," said a Lorain Co. official. Author: Hope Sloop Updated: 3:56 PM EST February 1, 2021 CLEVELAND — Editor's note: the video in the player above is from a story published on January 26, 2021. Lorain County Public Health (LCPH) announced today that it has teamed up with Mercy Health (Lorain) and...

Ohio vaccine rollout update: It takes ‘luck, persistence and privilege’ to find coronavirus vaccine Updated Jan 29, 2021; Posted Jan 29, 2021 MetroHealth Systems' Brian Colbert, manager of ambulatory pharmacy, left, and Jay Kuhn, executive director of pharmacy services, pull out the plastic tray containing 975 doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine in December. Ohio's vaccine rollout has been extended to residents 75 and older.John Kuntz, cleveland.com Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ohioans 75 and older this week joined those 80 and older in the quest to get the COVID-19 vaccine, creati...