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Royal Princess Breakfast serves up valuable messages to young princesses in attendance

Royal Princess Breakfast serves up valuable messages to young princesses in attendance

Eighty-eight small princesses whirled about in clouds of pink and purple tulle, tiny tiaras perched atop many of their heads, as they danced beneath sparkling chandeliers at First Christian Church’s Royal Princess Breakfast April 30. Larissa Carrick, early childhood director at the New Philadelphia church, explained that this was the second time the church has sponsored the event, which was...
Annual Goshen Mission Cemetery Clean Up Includes ZTAP members

Annual Goshen Mission Cemetery Clean Up Includes ZTAP members

Summary: Each year the annual Goshen Mission cemetery spring clean-up brings together a mix of volunteers of all ages to spruce up the final resting of Moravian Missionary David Zeisberger. This year’s event saw the addition of members of the newly formed Zeisberger Trail and Parks group. The annual Goshen Mission Cemetery spring clean-up organized by the Tuscarawas County Historical...
Local officials, representatives, business owners, social service agency representatives, churches, and others are being asked to participate in a poverty simulation experience to develop empathy for others in the community.

Local officials, representatives, business owners, social service agency representatives, churches, and others are being asked to participate in a poverty simulation experience to develop empathy for others in the community.

Summary: Area officials, elected representatives, health care providers, social service agencies, and others are being asked to participate in a Poverty Simulation Day in June, in order to develop empathy for those whose day to day lives are a tremendous struggle for survival. Each day, thousands of Tuscarawas County residents have difficult decisions to make. “Do I pay the rent, or go to the...
Teens and Media story pics

Teens and Media story pics

050911 “Operation Medicine Cabinet” keeps Rx medication off the streets

050911 “Operation Medicine Cabinet” keeps Rx medication off the streets

Summary: Keeping expired and no longer needed over-the-counter and prescription drugs out of the wrong hands was the focus of MEDWAY’s “Operation Medicine Cabinet”. The drug of choice for one of the fastest growing forms of drug abuse doesn’t come from an exotic location a half a world away. They’re tucked inside medicine cabinets of virtually every home in the country. The drugs in...
Cat's-n-Us partners with Humane Society

Cat's-n-Us partners with Humane Society

Summary: The Tuscarawas County Humane Society and Cat’s-n-Us have partnered together with the mission of helping unwanted cats and kittens find safe, loving homes. A grand re-opening and Adopt-a-Thon will be held at Cat’s-n-Us on May 15 from 3-7. Tours of the facility will be available and guests can learn about volunteer opportunities. A new partnership could be the answer to helping more...

Avant Gardener: Hydrangeas add interest and color to the landscape

Summary: Hydrangeas are great in the landscape as bedding plants or a focal point in the garden. They are easy to grow if you know the species and the specific care required to achieve beautiful blooms that will last from June to November. Hydrangeas are one of the loveliest additions to the garden or landscape. Unlike the hydrangeas of years ago, they now come in various sizes, shapes and...

5/2/11 Trail Pulmbing fire contained after seven hours

SUMMARY: Smoke from burning plastic pipes, exploding tanks complicated efforts An office and adjoining business were saved in a Friday April 29 fire that East Holmes Fire Chief Gary Mellor said was sometimes “precarious” to firefighter safety. The fire, at Trail Plumbing, 4319 County Road 168, Berlin, was reported at approximately 7:15 p.m. and kept fire personnel on scene until the next...

4/28/11 Millersburg man goes to prison on trafficking charge

SUMMARY: Judge says prior record, positive drug tests led to prison A criminal history and repeated positive drug tests added up to prison for a Millersburg man who previously pleaded to a drug trafficking charge. Lance M. Hoover, 32, 101 Lakeview Drive Apt. B60, was sentenced Thursday April 28 by Holmes County Common Pleas Judge Robert D. Rinfret to one year in prison on one count of...
Local school food service directors banding together to prove that school lunches can be nutritious as well as delicious by using fresh, local produce

Local school food service directors banding together to prove that school lunches can be nutritious as well as delicious by using fresh, local produce

Summary: Food service directors at local schools are joining efforts to provide healthier school cafeteria choices while also utilizing local food sources whenever possible. While change is not always initially welcomed by students, the health benefits can be significant. When Cindy Jones, food service director of New Philadelphia Schools, and Angie Welch, Dover Schools’ food service director,...