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Dover Library celebrates 3D Printing Month COURTESY OF THE DOVER PUBLIC LIBRARY The Dover Public Library is celebrating 3D Printing Month in May with two promotional giveaways. Patrons may order one of four sample projects in their choice of color. Patrons who order any 3D print during the month of May will be entered into a drawing for a free 3D print of a project of their choice, up to 24 hours of printing. Orders for free items must be turned in by May 29. The winner of the extra print will be announced June 1.  The library is offering a free print of one of four small projects: a miniatu...

Bryce Wells was happy to be back on the field after missing more than three weeks of action. The Milford High senior midfielder scored a hat trick in his first bit of action since suffering a shoulder injury March 29 as his Bucs defeated Sussex Central High 22-1 at Briggs Stadium Wednesday night. “It feels pretty good being back out here with my brothers,” said Wells. “I missed them, it was a long three weeks, I can tell you that, but being back out here and playing with them was exciting … It’s definitely a big confidence-booster — we needed it. We lost a few games by one or two ...

NEW PHILADELPHIA Construction students at Buckeye Career Center are building boxes to hold the flags that cover veterans' caskets at their burials. The project serves two purposes: it gives the juniors the opportunity to serve the community, and it gives veterans' survivors a way to display the flags. "Many times these flags get shoved in a closet. The flag boxes can cost over $100 and are hard to find," said Debra Cook, director of the Tuscarawas County Veterans Service Office. All veterans who are honorably discharged are eligible for a flag when they die, Cook said. The triangular boxes ...

Students received the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, which the Food and Drug Administration approved for emergency use for individuals 16 years and older in December 2020. The vaccination was provided voluntarily to eligible students who had a signed permission form. Students aged 16 and 17 were required to have parent/guardian permission to receive the vaccination.  All students will receive their second vaccination in three weeks through a similar effort at Dover High School. Last week, Dover Fire and Rescue, with the Strafford County Public Health Network's help, provided Dover teacher...

Instead of the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine, they were offered a dose of the two-shot Moderna brand. Putnam County officials had planned on giving out both at two vaccination clinics in Garrison Tuesday. That changed abruptly when the Federal Drug Administration and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a joint recommendation to pause administering Johnson & Johnson. “People who have been coming in today that were expecting the J and J with our quick change really handled it well. Most of them did stay for the Moderna and were thankful and it wasn’t a negative e...