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fox19.com | Tayler Davis
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -The Cincinnati Recycling and Reuse Hub in Queensgate is launching a workshop for aspiring designers in May and is seeking volunteers and instructors for this initiative. Fashion textile designer Caitlin McCall will be one of the instructors at the workshop called Nothing New Here, teaching participants learn how to sew, mend, and upcycle clothing.
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1 week ago |
fox19.com | Tayler Davis
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Many people, including those in law enforcement, participated in the annual Matt Haverkamp Foundation’s “Matt’s Pursuit” 5K at Spring Grove Cemetery on Sunday morning. The Matt Haverkamp Foundation started in 2005 to raise money for causes that were important to the late Matt Haverkamp. Over the years, the foundation has purchased 105 canines and protective equipment worth over $1 million.
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1 week ago |
fox19.com | Tayler Davis |Caroline Gerhart
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Hundreds of people participated in the Ohio River cleanup following the recent flood. The City of Cincinnati hosted the cleanup at the LeBlond Recreation Center located at 2335 Riverside Drive to help those affected by the flood. Volunteers picked up debris, trash, and other items left behind on the streets and parks in the city.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Tayler Davis
A woman was rescued from rising waters at Sawyer Point Sunday morning, according to Cincinnati District Fire Chief Phillip Worsham. Worsham reported that around 8 a.m., a woman was sleeping on a stage at Sawyer Point when the Ohio River level rose, making it unsafe for her to escape. According to the National Weather Service, the Tri-State is under a flood watch, and the river has risen to 59.6 feet. The river is expected to crest at 60 feet on Monday morning. This story may be updated.
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2 weeks ago |
cincinnati.com | Tayler Davis
A woman was rescued from rising waters at Sawyer Point Sunday morning, according to Cincinnati District Fire Chief Phillip Worsham. Worsham reported that around 8 a.m., a woman was sleeping on a stage at Sawyer Point when the Ohio River level rose, making it unsafe for her to escape. According to the National Weather Service, the Tri-State is under a flood watch, and the river has risen to 59.6 feet. The river is expected to crest at 60 feet on Monday morning. This story may be updated.
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I’m in Pendleton County this morning with a wrap-up, starting with the unfortunate death of Robert Singleton (66, Butler) who lost his life in the flood waters. Evacuation orders are LIFTED for Falmouth, and Butler residents.Want to help? @FOX19 https://t.co/2qqzwMISCX https://t.co/KIUk9uJeC5
Here’s a closer look at what we’re seeing. I can smell the diesel. @FOX19 https://t.co/IQHft7f8jW https://t.co/7u3GApXKPR
Update : We’re learning the Licking River flooding is what caused this diesel fuel spill on SR 177. This is hazardous!!! Take a look what we’re seeing. @FOX19 https://t.co/IQHft7f8jW https://t.co/DEUxREYRzO