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Staying cool in extreme heat

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By Shalon Stevens Verified
| Spectrum News 1 (Louisville, KY) Verified
As we move into warmer months, trying to stay cool can be difficult. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention data shows there are more occurrences of heat stroke, dehydration and dizziness. “We try to set coolers out to the side, especially with us being by the bike trail. We try preventing the heat exhaustion, giving people a place for shelter to stay out of the warm.
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Nearly 150 bicyclists embark on 80-mile journey in 'Ride for Missing Children'

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By Shalon Stevens Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Central New York Verified
Several dozen bicyclists went on an 80-mile bike ride journey for the annual Ride for Missing Children. "Of course, it's started with the abduction of Sarah Ann Wood, and we have riders now that weren't even alive when she was taken. So they're learning and it's really gratifying to see them embrace the mission and the passion," said Jim White, who serves on the executive committee for the Ride for Missing Children in the Mohawk Valley and has been doing it for the last 27 years.
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Oneida County works to combat animal cruelty with new position

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By Shalon Stevens Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Central New York Verified
One Central New York county is trying to combat reported acts of animal cruelty by creating a position to help address the issue. John Treen is an animal control officer at the New Hartford Municipal Animal Shelter, where they take in stray, abandoned, abused and neglected animals. “I’ve been doing this for about 20 years-plus," Treen said. "So, I've seen a lot of things.
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