The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department is investigating an E. coli outbreak in Toledo last month that sickened at least eight people, with one small child still hospitalized with complications from the illness, according to the Blade.
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Toledo E. coli outbreak linked to contaminated fruit served by caterer
A preliminary investigation report released by the Ohio Department of Health pointed to contaminated fruit served at seven catered events in the Toledo area as the source of an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak that sickened 14 people and killed one…
Fruit likely source of E. coli outbreak
Fruit supplied by a Toledo caterer seems to be the likely source of an E. coli outbreak during fall in Toledo that killed one woman and sickened 14 others, according to the Toledo Blade.
In September, food from the caterer…
114-year-old [Toledo] law firm is disbanding
By Gerry Riskin
According to a story in the Toledo Blade today, Fuller & Henry, founded in 1892, “has all but disappeared… Its sign is gone from the door”. The article goes on to say: “At one time, the business occupied two floors…
Not All Democrats are Good on Immigration
According to a Toledo Blade newspaper report, Paul Hackett who is seeking the Democratic nomination for US Senate stated that he would deport all undocumented immigrants if the national budgetpermitted. For the full story, see here. http://toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060120/NEWS09/60120046/KJ
AFSCME President McEntee to Speak at Toledo
On November 16, the University of Toledo College of Law will host Gerald McEntee. McEntee is the International President of the 1.4 million-member American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees. The speech will be open to the…
Agencies investigating E. coli that sickened 14
The Toledo Blade reports that The outbreak of E. coli bacteria in Toledo that sickened 14 people appears to have been from contaminated beef.
13 of those who got sick have recovered. An elderly woman from Lucas County died,…
Nursing Home Patient Dies of Sun Exposure
By John Day
Ms Matney, a MS patient residing in a nursing home, died from over exposure to the sun. Her daughter has filed suit against the nursing home.
The Toledo Blade reports that Ms Matney was permitted to sunbathe on a day…
Petting area slated to reopen for patrons
The Blade News reports that less than a month after officials warned they might close it for the summer because a routine animal screening detected an infectious bacteria, The Toledo Zoo’s petting zoo is scheduled to reopen.
The petting zoo…
Infectious bacteria in animals closes Children’s Zoo
The Blade News reports that the Children’s Zoo at the Toledo Zoo was shut down yesterday following the discovery of an infectious bacteria in several of its animals.
Two baby calves sharing the same stall tested positive during routine testing…