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AAA urges holiday travelers to prepare for heavy traffic and extreme heat Original

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By Jack Krumm Verified
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH) Verified
MONROE, Mich. — Saturday is Independence Day, which means Friday is the final day for many people to make their way to their holiday destinations. AAA says July 3 will be one of the busiest days of the holiday weekend to travel. “We are predicting in Ohio there will be 3.48 million traveling over this nine day window that started last Saturday with about 3.14 million of them hitting the roadway and we're expecting this weekend will be busier than last weekend,” said Morgan Dean, AAA spokesman.
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Hancock County workforce development efforts receive more than $250,000 in state grants Original

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By Jack Krumm Verified
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH) Verified
FINDLAY, Ohio — Hancock County's workforce development efforts are getting a major boost after receiving more than a quarter of a million dollars in state grant funding aimed at preparing students and workers for in-demand careers. Raise the Bar Hancock County was awarded two state grants totaling $262,500 to expand workforce development programming and strengthen connections between education, employers and community organizations. This story continues below.
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Summer Crisis Program offers cooling assistance for adults over 60 as extreme heat grips northwest Ohio Original

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By Jack Krumm Verified
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH) Verified
TOLEDO, Ohio — With temperatures continuing to soar across Northwest Ohio, the Area Office on Aging is reminding older adults to take extra precautions to stay safe. For many adults over 60, extreme heat can mean extreme danger. “We are not who we once were. We're more vulnerable just by virtue of having the gift of life for a long time,” said Ireatha Hollie, vice president of Area Office on Aging of Northwest Ohio Guiding Paths for Seniors. This story continues below.
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