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47abc July 14, 2021 DOVER, Del. – Dover City officials are tackling health concerns in their community. They say some residents are struggling to get health care. As a result, the city, the U.S. military, and health care providers are working together to fix that. During the week of August 1st through the 8th, residents can get medical, vision, and dental care at no cost. “Before COVID, there were some healthcare challenges in Kent County, and they’ve just been worsened by the pandemic. This will allow us to lower some of the backlogs that exist,” said Dover City Council member David ...

Westlake Historical Society marks Clague House’s 145th birthday: West Shore Chatter Updated 4:22 PM; Today 4:03 PM The Clague House Museum will celebrate its 145th birthday later this year. (Carol Kovach/special to cleveland.com) Facebook Share WESTLAKE, Ohio -- The stately Clague House at 1371 Clague Road in Westlake, once the home of the Clague family, is marking another milestone this year: its 145th birthday. In non-pandemic times, the Westlake Historical Society offers tours of the house and it can be reserved for special occasions, including weddings. The historical society also hos...

Dover Elementary closed Thursday due to COVID-19 York Dispatch Dover Elementary is the latest York County school to close this week because of a rise in COVID-19 cases.  The school closed Thursday after recording four new cases in the last 14 days, according to Dover Area School District's COVID-19 dashboard. The dashboard did not specify when the building would reopen to students. Friday is a holiday for the district, so the earliest students could return is Monday.  Overall, Dover has recorded 12 cases across its seven buildings in the last 14 days, but all other buildings remain open. D...

Contact: 972-807-8238; Why did you decide to run for the Richardson ISD board of trustees? TC: We are at a critical time in our district's storied history. A large bond has been approved for the election with a promise of no tax increase to the citizens. I am a firm believer in public bonds, as they are a win-win. The district, kids and teachers get great facilities, local businesses get work, and everybody generally wins. This is as long as someone is willing to pay for the bond. Historically, it has to be the citizens through increased taxation. I am uniquely able to help the district navig...