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  1. Multiple fires in Greater Cleveland led to multiple deaths. Call 216.361.5535 to sign up for free smoke alarm in Cleveland. 9:08 AM Nov 9th from web
  2. @bob_vinson to to www.givelife.org 9:06 AM Nov 9th from web
  3. The American Red Cross assisted two Lakewood families last night following a house fire. The Red Cross is called... http://bit.ly/JB8Vv 10:40 AM Oct 22nd from Facebook
  4. Overnight, the Disaster Action Team helped five adults following a house fire in East 134 Street in Cleveland. http://bit.ly/2fLny1 8:41 AM Oct 21st from Facebook
  5. The Red Cross of Greater Cleveland assists families in Cuyahoga, Geauga and Lake counties and works with 10 other... http://bit.ly/bYKHW 10:03 AM Oct 19th from Facebook
  6. Our DAT team assisted with fire this weekend, helping a family with food, clothing and new lodging. http://bit.ly/3HfKQD 10:02 AM Oct 19th from Facebook
  7. "An ounce of prevention is worth a lb. of cure" be prepared. 6:09 AM Oct 14th from web
  8. Follow the Red Cross of Greater Cleveland on Facebook and Twitter. Become a fan! Tweet with us! 6:07 AM Oct 14th from web
  9. watch fox 8 or WEWS TV 5 for coverage on the Red Cross/Press Club of Cleveland H1N1 panel discussion. 6:06 AM Oct 14th from web
  10. Rely on experts -- don't substitute your own intuitions, says Matt Carroll, Dir,. City o fCleveland. clevelandhealth.org 6:05 AM Oct 14th from web
  11. no economic impact yet -- it is manageable at this point. But never too early to have a biz plan in place. 6:02 AM Oct 14th from web
  12. communication strategies re: H1N1 have been challenging. Communicate common practices -- wash hands, cough in arm -- seem too easy. 6:01 AM Oct 14th from web
  13. a fine line between scaring people and preparing people. Be educated, plan ahead, be prepared, not scared. 5:58 AM Oct 14th from web
  14. Never too late for businesses to start planning for the unexpected 5:53 AM Oct 14th from web
  15. CDC is tracking flu in regions. Over time there will be data on peaks. 5:52 AM Oct 14th from web
  16. Peak seasonal flu season in Cleveland is February, March 5:52 AM Oct 14th from web
  17. Working from home? What if you can't? -- businesses need to make a plan. 5:49 AM Oct 14th from web
  18. Flu has not affected blood collections or blood supply so far -- plans in place. 5:48 AM Oct 14th from web
  19. psychological flu????? 5:47 AM Oct 14th from web
  20. Hand sanitizers, if used properly, work as well as hand washing. 5:47 AM Oct 14th from web
  • Name Red Cross Cleveland
  • Location Cleveland, Ohio
  • Web http://www.redcro...
  • Bio Humanitarian disaster relief and preparedness organization
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