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New tick stations at Lorain County Metro Parks aim to stop Lyme disease

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By Tiffany Tarpley Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Lorain County Public Health and Lorain County Metro Parks are teaming up to launch a new effort to raise awareness about ticks and Lyme disease. "Ticks are on the rise across the entire state of Ohio," said Health Commissioner Justin Rechichar.
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'Those three words': One woman's why is leading to answers in brain disease study

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By Tiffany Tarpley Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
A groundbreaking brain study at the Cleveland Clinic is expanding. It began on the main campus back in 2022; now, volunteers can participate at a new neurological hub. “Because of the issues we had finding space to accommodate that many people, we had, unfortunately, some of our volunteers had to wait sometimes, months and in the beginning more than a year to get in,” said Vice Chair for the Neurological Institute at Cleveland Clinic and the Director of the Epilepsy Center, Imad Najm, MD.
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Cooper Foster Park Road in Lorain closes Tuesday for tree removal after back-to-back storms

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By Tiffany Tarpley Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
LORAIN, Ohio — There’s been another blow to cleanup efforts after severe storms rolled through twice in a matter of days. Cooper Foster Park Road will be closed on Tuesday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for tree removal. It was one of the hardest-hit areas when Wednesday’s storm rolled through. Trees came crashing down along Washington Avenue. Some homes and cars were damaged as well. Joshua Ward was removing limbs from his yard when News 5 caught up with him Monday morning.
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