Annie Brown
Reporter at WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
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1 week ago |
local12.com | Annie Brown
AURORA, Ind. (WKRC) - This week, the city of Aurora experienced the worst flooding it's seen since 2018. The river town was the hardest hit area in Dearborn County. Floodwaters have receded back to the Ohio River, giving the townsfolk an opportunity to begin cleaning up. City manager Austin Woods said progress has already been made to clear debris. Volunteers gathered on Friday morning to begin the process, with about 20 truckloads of debris and trash removed from the town.
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1 week ago |
local12.com | Annie Brown
TOPICS:Flood recovery kitsHamilton CountyResidentsRed CrossCleaning upMiami TownshipEmergency managementProtective gearMIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio. (WKRC) – As flood waters recede, people are returning home. Hamilton County is offering flood recovery kits to residents to help clean up. The kits, provided by the Red Cross, include a five-gallon bucket, sponge, hand brush, two sets of mop handles, a mop head, push broom head, work gloves, rubber gloves, trash bags, face masks, and cleaners.
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2 weeks ago |
star64.tv | Annie Brown
CINCINNATI (WKRC) – There’s a new program to fight food insecurity. Freezers at the Millvale and Hirsch Recreation Centers are stocked with fresh, high-quality meals made with rescued food through organization La Soupe. They’re accessible to anyone during the recreation center’s normal business hours. "It has the protein, it has the vegetable produce in there to make sure we're getting the nutrients that our community needs to thrive,” said Tiffany White with the Cincinnati Health Department.
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2 weeks ago |
cwcincinnati.com | Annie Brown
CINCINNATI (WKRC) – There’s a new program to fight food insecurity. It’s called Cincy Freeze & Feed, and it can be found in two recreation centers. Freezers at the Millvale and Hirsch Recreation Centers are stocked with fresh, high-quality meals made with rescued food through organization La Soupe. They’re accessible to anyone during the recreation center’s normal business hours.
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2 weeks ago |
local12.com | Annie Brown
Font familyFont colorCharacter edgeCharacter edge colorBackground colorWindow colorTOPICS:Food insecurityCincy Freeze & FeedCincinnatiLa SoupeRecreation centersNutritious mealsCommunity resourcesTiffany WhiteCINCINNATI (WKRC) – There’s a new program to fight food insecurity. It’s called Cincy Freeze & Feed, and it can be found in two recreation centers.
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People in Hamilton County can request a flood recovery kit to help with cleanup efforts. Here's how: @HCEMA @Local12 https://t.co/IpFfN4LjX0
My favorite Monday of the year! This year's theme is "Tailored For You" and is focused on classic tailoring. What would you wear? @Local12 https://t.co/aMxH4UpHJd
A new program called Cincy Freeze & Feed is available at two @cincyrec locations. Free meals through @LaSoupeCincy can be found in freezers at Millvale and Hirsch Rec Centers. It's an initiative through the @cincihealthdept @Local12 https://t.co/56HYcBrbK8
