TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, AL -- The Alabama Department of Public Health says there is no hepatitis A outbreak in Tuscaloosa County and as of Thursday, only one case has been confirmed. The single case was found in an employee of a Northport McDonald's.

Tuscaloosa News reports customers who ate at the McDonald's in Northport on McFarland Boulevard between Feb. 28 and March 14 may have been exposed to hepatitis A, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.

Hepatitis A has once again popped up in dried tomatoes, but it’s not new. The Daily Mail reports U.K. health types are investigating an outbreak of hepatitis A in at least seven people, linked to sun-dried tomatoes; four were hospitalized. The health alert was triggered when two of the cases were reported late last year to the HPA.

Auckland Regional Public Health Service can confirm as of 09.00am this morning there are 31 cases of Hepatitis A within the Auckland region. This increase was anticipated based on our initial investigations.

Sorenne will not be going to the Brisbane Grammar School for grades 6-12. It’s not the $20,000 a year in tuition, another $20,000 a year for boarding, the $400 for the privilege of applying or that it’s an all-boys school.

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Along with Tim Hortons coffee and Swiss Chalet quarter chicken dinners, Harvey's poutine is on my top-5 list of foods I miss from Canada (rounding out the list are wine gums and Coffee Crisp chocolate bars). I wasn't the healthiest eater when I lived in the land of Gretzky and the McKenzie Brothers.