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Aaliyah Mulero

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Teen driving safety for July 4th weekend

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By Aaliyah Mulero Verified
| WEVV-TV (Evansville, IN) Verified
VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WEVV) — More than 61 million Americans are expected to travel by car this July 4th weekend. The busy travel holiday opens the door for deadly crashes, with teenagers being some of the most at risk. During the summer, AAA says that, on average, eight teens die every day due to a car crash. Multiple factors contribute to the statistics, including inexperience, distractions, and reduced alertness to roadway hazards. Those are factors that are heightened during the holiday.
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Firework safety and ordinance reminders

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By Aaliyah Mulero Verified
| WEVV-TV (Evansville, IN) Verified
VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WEVV) — Beginning June 29th, fireworks can be shot off across Evansville and Vanderburgh County. Firework sales are ramping up across the tri-state as homeowners prepare for the 4th of July. Pat Markham, the general manager of Mark's Fireworks, says when dealing with explosives, safety is key. "With the force they're shooting up into the sky, you want to make sure they're going up," says Markham.
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Snolicious holds fundraiser for toddler battling brain cancer

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By Aaliyah Mulero Verified
| WEVV-TV (Evansville, IN) Verified
NEWBURGH, Ind. (WEVV) — A collection of Newburgh businesses is rallying together for a toddler diagnosed with brain cancer. In late May, 2-year-old Sawyer Springer was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Since then, local businesses like Prime Time Pub and Grill and Escape Salon have hosted fundraisers to help with the family's medical expenses. Today, Snolicious is hosting a fundraiser.
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