Buffalo, NY - A Niagara County family is suing a salad packaging company after an E-Coli outbreak.

The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Erica Duerr of North Tonawanda and Beth Duerr of Sanborn in federal court Tuesday.

WEB EXTRA: Click here to read the complaint

The complaint says Beth Duerr, 60, purchased Wegmans Spinach and Salad Mix at the Niagara Falls Boulevard location and served it to her family in early October.  A few days after the meal, Erica Duerr, 32, started to experience gastrointestinal problems. She had recently given birth, and was not able to nurse or care for her newborn.  Her mother-in-law Beth helped take care of both of them until she started experiencing symptoms herself.  Both woman tested positive for E. Coli bacteria.

Some of the best live musical acts from Western New York, Southern Ontario and beyond can be seen for free at Seneca Casinos.  Club 101 at Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel in Niagara Falls and Casino Bar at Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel in Salamanca are the places to be for intimate, live music while enjoying drinks and gaming.

Club 101 features an elevated circular lounge at the center of Seneca Niagara Casino’s gaming floor, while Casino Bar offers a semi-walled setting near Seneca Allegany Casino’s table games area.

Upcoming acts in December at Club 101 in Niagara Falls include:

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NIAGARA FALLS, NY - Niagara Falls Police say they have located the two teens they say ran away.

The teens have since returned home.

Detectives say Desiree Farley, 14, took off with her boyfriend, Bradley Zadul, 14, after a fight with her mom about her relationship with Bradley.

Officials said the teens were not in danger, and that they had been spotted in the Niagara Falls area several times.