An article I recently found online discusses the battle a Virginia woman has fought after discovering the home she lived in for the past three years was built with defective Chinese drywall. Michelle Germano of Norfolk, Virginia has lost more
Virginia man who caused miscarriage gets 5 years
Men once had to resort to violence in attempting to end their partners’ pregnancies, but now they have a frightening and more surreptitious means at their disposal: spiking the woman’s beverages with medications used to induce abortion. In addition to
Another Mixed Fruit Recall In Hampton Roads
For the second time this month, a Norfolk food packer has voluntarily recalled its mixed fruit product.
The owner of Krisp-Pak tells Your NewsChannel 3 that one sample of the mixed fruit tested positive for listeria. Of the 49 samples
FDA tests facility where contaminated fruit was processed
The F.D.A. came in and swabbed down Krisp-Pak’s packaging plant on Southampton Boulevard on Thursday, one day after a sample tested positive for a potentially dangerous bacteria.
The company is throwing out 400 pounds of fruit that may be contaminated
Bacteria prompts Norfolk fruit distributor recall
A Norfolk-based fruit distributor has recalled packages of fresh cut fruit from supermarkets and military commissaries in Virginia and North Carolina after one package tested positive for a potentially fatal bacteria.
Krisp-Pak Company Inc. ordered the recall Tuesday after the
Warning issued for meat store’s items
BELLVILLE — Customers were being warned by the state health department on Wednesday not to consume any ready-to-eat or smoked meat products purchased from the Bellville Meat Market on or after Oct. 6. The warning comes after a product tested
Petting zoos are a health risk
Jennifer O’Connor of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) in Norfolk, Virginia, wrote to the Arizona Daily Star regarding a recent article about petting zoos.
In her letter, she says that she feels the “article did readers
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Hepatitis A clinic hours extend into weekend
Friday, April 29, 2005
By 13News
Patrons of Alice Mae’s Soul Food Restaurant who may have been exposed to Hepatitis A and haven’t been treated yet have a chance to do so this weekend.
The Norfolk Health Department will be