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NEWCOMERSTOWN — Jeff Staggs, superintendent for the Newcomerstown Exempted Village School District, wants district residents to know that the students, staff and administrators for the district appreciate the passage of a recent levy request on the May primary ballot. "We are grateful for the support in the passing of our renewal levy,” Staggs said. “A huge Trojan 'Thank you’ to all voters! This will allow the district to operate in the black. Goooooooo, Trojans!” Voters in the district approved the levy by a nearly 4-1 margin, 176-45. Voters in the Newcomerstown Exempted Village Sc...

Charter participates in federal program, offers monthly credit to eligible households Staff Report STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT - Charter Communications recently announced its participation in the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) $3.2 billion Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, part of the company’s ongoing commitment to help close the digital divide. Millions of households across Charter’s 41-state operating area are eligible for a credit up to $50 per month toward qualifying Spectrum Internet plans for the duration of the program. Charter is offering a variety of broadband option...

May 12, 2021 T-L Photo/SETH STASKEY THE SHADYSIDE High School Band and music department received a donation of $5,000 last week to help with purchasing instruments. Pictured, from left, are board of education members Tom Brown and Dom DeFelice, Sherri Simmons of Foundation for Appalachian Ohio, Shadyside Local Schools Superintendent John Haswell and Vision Shadyside volunteers Nancy Marzella, Pat Miller and Tony Francis. SHADYSIDE — The Shadyside High School band and music department received matching funds to complete a $5,000 donation from alumni and friends, with assistance from Vision:...

NELSONVILLE — Earlier this year, the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) launched a new innovation in lifting up the good work of nonprofits across

ATHENS — The Athens Conservancy has received two grants. The conservancy has received a $4,420 grant from the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio’s Cause Connector to support the Conservancy’s Keep Finding Your Way Outdoors project. The project will encourage residents and visitors to explore the outdoors, learn about the Conservancy preserves and learn about the natural world. The multi-faceted project will center on trailheads at the Baker Preserve and Cucumbertree Trail where new kiosks will be equipped with informational display cases. The cases will house maps and informational posti...