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Jack Shea

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Jack is an award winning reporter. He lives in the Cleve area but left part of his heart behind in County Kerry Ireland where his granddad once called home
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Lorain officer reflects on long recovery, returning to work one year after police ambush Original

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By Jack Shea Verified
| WJW-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
LORAIN, Ohio (WJW) – In an amazing display of strength, courage and resilience, one of the two Lorain police officers wounded in a July 2025 ambush that took the life of Patrolman Phillip Wagner returned to work on Monday. Police officers and LPD staff employees greeted Officer Brent Payne when he arrived at the police station and exchanged emotional hugs with the veteran patrolman.
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Some local businesses remove food items amid cyclospora outbreak: ‘As a precaution’ Original

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By Jack Shea Verified
| WJW-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
CLEVELAND (WJW) – Federal health officials said Ohio and Michigan are among the hardest hit states in an outbreak of a foodborne intestinal illness caused by a parasite called cyclospora. Authorities said it appears the outbreak was caused by contaminated lettuce and greens, and local businesses are protecting their customers by removing the items from shelves and menus as a precaution.
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Some local businesses remove food items amid cyclospora outbreak: ‘As a precaution’

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By Jack Shea Verified
| Aol Verified
CLEVELAND (WJW) – Federal health officials said Ohio and Michigan are among the hardest hit states in an outbreak of a foodborne intestinal illness caused by a parasite called cyclospora. Authorities said it appears the outbreak was caused by contaminated lettuce and greens, and local businesses are protecting their customers by removing the items from shelves and menus as a precaution.
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