LOCAL NEWS

Mental Health, Suicide Prevention Program

The Kent State Tuscarawas Campus will be the site of a community conversation about children and suicide on Wednesday evening. The program is called Hope Lives and is presented by SpringVale Health Centers at the KSU Tusc Founders Hall. SpringVale Executive Director...

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Zemis to Serve Another Term as Tuscarawas County Commissioner

Republican Tuscarawas County Commissioner Kristin Zemis appears poised to secure another four-year term. The unofficial results show Zemis receiving about 65% of the votes against the democrat challenger. Zemis says she's humbled by the faith voters have placed in...

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Contini to Lead Tuscarawas County Auditors Office

Republican Lisa Contini - Tuscarawas County's chief deputy auditor - appears set to move up and succeed auditor Larry Lindberg when he retires at year's end. Contini expects a smooth transition. "I've been in the auditor's office for about two years now with Larry and...

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Claymont District Votes Yes to Reduce Property Taxes

Voters are making their voices heard as they approve a measure to reduce taxes in the Claymont City School District in the unofficial result in the November 3rd general election. The ballot issue was originally placed as a reaction to the board of education approving...

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Tusc BDD Additional Levy Fails

Tuscarawas County voters did not approve a new property tax levy for the Board of Developmental Disabilities. According to unofficial election night results, Issue 8 failed by more than five thousand votes as about 60 percent of ballots were against the 1.2-mill levy....

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Dennison Sees Renewal Levy Approval

Voters in the Village of Dennison approve an operating levy. The renewal is for daily operations and brings in about $49,000 annually. Mayor Greg DiDonato appreciates the voter support, with Issue 14 passing with by about 100 votes. "We really work hard to be prudent...

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Landis Wins 31st District Senate Seat

The republican incumbent for Ohio's 31st senate district will remain for another term. Al Landis led the way with 64% of the votes against democrat Laura Sirot. Landis thanked the voters in Tuscarawas, Muskingum, Wayne, and part of Stark and Guernsey counties. "I try...

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Two Injured in Crash Near Gnadenhutten, Driver Cited

Two people were taken to a hospital following a two vehicle crash Monday evening. Ohio State Highway Patrol New Philadelphia Post Sgt. Bill Bower says troopers responded at 5:40pm to the intersection of State Route 36 and Wolfes Crossing, near Gnadenhutten. "The...

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