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Support Grows for Upcoming Farm Bill

Nick McWilliams reporting – More support is being shown with work ongoing for the next farm bill.The American Farm Bureau Federation recently surveyed Americans on their thoughts of the agricultural legislation, and how it impacts food and product...

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More Scams Reported with SNAP Benefits

Nick McWilliams reporting - Criminals are taking aim at SNAP benefits in the state of Ohio.The latest scam, which has been reported to Tuscarawas County and Ohio Job and Family Services, is leading to officials asking recipients to change their PIN numbers...

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Dover Public Library Holds Flax Paper Making Workshop

Gwen Rummell Reporting –The Dover Public Library is teaming up with the Rust Belt Linen Project to host a flax paper-making workshop for children.The event will be held at the library on Monday, August 21st at 2 pm and last approximately an hour. Jessika...

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Summer Crisis Assistance Still Available

Mary Alice Reporting – Tuscarawas County residents can get a helping hand to keep cool during summer temperatures.HARCATUS Tri-County and the Ohio Department of Development is helping low-income Ohioans through the Home Energy Assistance Summer Crisis...

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Navigating the Waters of Fishing Regulations

Gwen Rummell Reporting – Fishing is one of the most popular outdoor recreational activities with an all-year-round availability. The state of Ohio requires all residents and nonresidents to have a license to catch fish, frogs, and turtles. There are...

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Police Donation Scam Warning

Mary Alice Reporting – The Strasburg Police Department is noting a scam that was brought to their attention.According to their post, some community members received letters seeking donations for the village’s police department.Chief David Warrick stresses...

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JFS Hopes to Reach More County Residents

Mary Alice Reporting – JFS To Go is an event going in to its second month that aims to assistance Tuscarawas County residents that may have a transportation barrier.All area residents, any age range, are invited to come out to the Claymont Senior Center,...

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