CORRESPONDENT OF THE DAY (Richmond Times-Dispatch) As students in the Hermitage High School Humanities Center, we commonly debate such topics as this. We have recently stumbled upon an Internet site called storyofstuff.com. There, a 20-minute video, written by Annie Leonard, reveals hidden facts about product production and how items are disposed of. During production, often environmental, health, and social problems arise.
Restaurant Reports (The Woodlands Villager) Editor's note: The Villager routinely runs a summary of reports on area restaurant inspections by the Montgomery County Health Department Environmental Health Services. The department routinely performs food establishment inspections twice per year, or more often if the inspection report was bad resulting in numerous demerits or a complaint was filed. Below are all establishments that received ...
A crackdown on fruitcake? What's wrong with this picture? (The Record Searchlight) OK, so I am reading USA Today while on vacation last Monday and there in the California state news it is: "Redding: 86-year-old disabled man is the target of Shasta County Environmental Health for Selling Fruitcakes to supplement his social security income."
Ross County Health District restaurant inspections (Chillicothe Gazette) This summary, pulled from reports posted at www.rosscountyhealth.com, reflects conditions found on the date of the inspection and does not necessarily reflect conditions at all times. Inspection reports can be viewed in their entirety at the Ross County Health District's Environmental Health Office, 475 Western Ave., Suite 3A.
Rabid cat found at Newfield mobile home park (The Ithaca Journal) Anyone who may have had contact with a cat that was confirmed to have rabies after being captured at a Newfield mobile home park is urged to contact the Tompkins County Environmental Health Department, the department said Friday.
