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Dover Steel Drum Welcoming Two Guests at Sunday Performance

A Grammy winner is coming home to Dover to perform with the unique high school band that helped get him started on a music career.  Josh Quillen, 1998 Dover graduate, won a Grammy last year in the Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance category with the group “So...

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Trailer Totaled in Wednesday Blaze

Baltic firefighters say 11 cats and one dog were killed in a trailer home fire Wednesday morning south of Rogersville.   No people were injured.  This was in the 92-hundred block of Haas Road southwest.   Baltic chief Gary Stein says the homeowner reported smoke and...

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New Philadelphia Woman Awaits Hearing after Shooting at a Truck

A woman who shot a truck in downtown New Philadelphia soon after visiting the police station faces a misdemeanor charge.  According to court records, the 34-year-old New Philadelphia woman pleaded not guilty last week to discharging a firearm on or over a public road....

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Dover Police Officer on Leave Pending Investigation

The City of Dover is releasing a statement following multiple inquiries regarding a police officer on January 21st. Specific details on the matter are not being released, but Safety Director Bob Everett considers the matter serious and in need of a full investigation....

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Watch Out for Romance Scams

Don't fall victim to a romance scam this Valentine's Day. This Saturday's holiday brings out the fraudsters, and the threat is growing with over 7,000 individuals over the age of 60 reported losing more than $389 million to romance scams in 2024. Attorney Inspector...

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New Philadelphia Preparing for Grand Openings

New Philadelphia’s mayor is spotlighting a wave of new projects and fresh businesses beginning to take shape across the city.  Joel Day says the Fuji Ramen restaurant has opened in the 400 block of East High Avenue, in the former location of Pim’s Thai food...

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New Philadelphia School Opposes Ohio HB 42

The New Philadelphia School Board is opposing state legislation that would require school districts to report the citizenship or immigration status of their students to the federal government.  The School Board on Monday unanimously approved a resolution opposing Ohio...

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TCHD Holding All Age Art Competition

The Tuscarawas County Health Department is getting ready the final phase of a 2 million dollar renovation project and is looking for artwork to add the finishing touches.  Artists have until February 27th to submit their original framed or canvas art for the health...

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