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Todd Cummins

Lima

Assignment Editor at WLIO-TV (Lima, OH)

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  • 1 day ago | hometownstations.com | Todd Cummins

    ELIDA, OH (WLIO) – There’s a lot of fun and learning happening at Elida Elementary’s Summer Library Program. The Bulldogs attended Superhero Training Camp on Wednesday morning. Younger students practiced their spelling and artistic skills by making superhero capes, while older students put their creativity to the test by designing an obstacle course for superheroes to try out their abilities.

  • 2 days ago | hometownstations.com | Todd Cummins

    LIMA, OH (WLIO) – Bees do it, bats do it, and even birds do it. We're talking about pollinating — and some young students are learning just how vital it is to our ecosystem. Johnny Appleseed Metro Park District is hosting a “Pollinator Party” day camp this week, introducing 5- and 6-year-old campers to the crucial role of pollinators through hands-on activities and nature hikes. The camp teaches children about the animals in our area that help plants and flowers thrive.

  • 2 days ago | hometownstations.com | Todd Cummins

    LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) – One of Lima’s largest and longest-running festivals is back for another year. The St. Gerard Festival, a local tradition for nearly 50 years, will kick off Friday evening, drawing crowds from across the region for a weekend of food, games, rides and music. The event begins Friday night and features beloved attractions such as the dime-to-play cake wheel and the parish’s famous chicken wings.

  • 4 days ago | hometownstations.com | Todd Cummins

    LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) – It's tick season, and health officials say it’s time to protect yourself and check for the tiny bloodsuckers. There are about a dozen species of ticks found in Ohio. While the blacklegged tick can be active year-round, they are most commonly found from late spring through mid-summer. Ticks can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

  • 4 days ago | hometownstations.com | Todd Cummins

    COLUMBUS, Ohio (WLIO) – June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month, and Ohio is stepping up efforts to help senior citizens protect themselves from financial exploitation. In 2024, Ohio’s Division of Securities received just over 300 scam and fraud-related complaints from older residents, a 22% increase from 2023. Most of these scams involved unknown individuals reaching out via email or text, often tied to cryptocurrency or compromised bank accounts.

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