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Counterfeit car seats pose a growing safety risk for families

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By Laura Sandlin 
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH)
TOLEDO, Ohio — As families search for ways to save money on baby gear, child safety experts are warning parents to be cautious when purchasing car seats online, citing a growing number of counterfeit products that could put children at serious risk. Hannah Eberlein, an injury prevention specialist at ProMedica Russell J.
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Hometown Highlight: In Millbury, community comes before competition

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By Laura Sandlin 
| WTOL-TV (Toledo, OH)
MILLBURY, Ohio —  In a village of just over 1,200 residents, success often depends on neighbors supporting neighbors. That philosophy can be found on opposite sides of State Route 51, where two local business owners say community, not competition, has helped their businesses thrive. At Mel-O-Creme, owner John Hoover serves more than ice cream. He serves a tradition that has become part of Millbury's identity for more than five decades. "It's just a small hometown community," Hoover said.
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Hiawatha Elementary set to close as new Whitmer Middle School opens in August

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By Laura Sandlin 
| Yahoo
Washington Local Schools is preparing to make major changes as the district is set to close Hiawatha Elementary School, and as the district prepares to open its new Whitmer Middle School in August 2026. District leaders say the move is driven by declining enrollment and long-term financial considerations. The new $80 million Whitmer Middle School will serve approximately 1,500 students in grades 6 through 8, bringing all middle school students in the district together in one building.
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