NW looks to staff EMS shifts | News, Sports, Jobs
NEW WATERFORD — New Waterford Council used its first meeting of 2024 to address rumors concerning ambulance service in the village. Council and Mayor Shane
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New Waterford looks to staff EMS shifts | News, Sports, Jobs
NEW WATERFORD — New Waterford Council used its first meeting of 2024 to address rumors concerning ambulance service in the village. Council and Mayor Shane Patrone clarified that while staffing and limited funds continues to be an issue with failure of two EMS levies in the past, New Waterford still has an EMS service and […]
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A book about cats and "Star Trek" – whats not to love?! "Star Trek: Discovery – The Book of Grudge" is available for pre-order meow.
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Leetonia council looking at trash rules | News, Sports, Jobs
khowell@salemnews.net LEETONIA — Village Council last week approved the first readings of two ordinances regarding new trash collections rules. Council approved a new ordinance replacing the previous one that allows six company licenses, expands pickup hours to 3 a.m., increases companies’ insurance policies and revokes licenses after three violations. Council also approved a new ordinance that limits the amount of time a trash can may remain on the curb to 48 hours. Council in January auth...
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Dunoon Goes Pop: Sustainable soft drink looking to put Scots town back on map
SCOTLAND could become top of the pops if plans for the world’s first sustainable soft drink bear fruit. It is hoped the project can also put the fizz back into Dunoon which was once home to a thriving soft drinks industry. From the late 1800s right through to the 1970s, the town was sparkling with the energy of the trade until it was hit by the rise of the supermarkets. Now it is the scene of what is hoped will be a soda revival after a new creative partnership secured funding to laun...
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