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  • Sending some Christmas cheer

    The Times-Reporter – Tue Nov 10, 10:21 am ET  

    Students at Tuscarawas Valley Intermediate School at Zoarville will send a little Christmas cheer to soldiers overseas this week. For the past two weeks, the students handcrafted more than 500 ornaments to send in conjunction with small pine trees for Operation Christmas Tree. Full Story »

  • Defending his vote

    The Times-Reporter – Tue Nov 10, 12:06 am ET  

    Rep. Zack Space, D-Dover, on Monday defended his vote for the health care bill approved by the House of Representatives over the weekend, saying that the United States cannot afford to delay needed reforms in the system. Full Story »

  • Phila may let guns in parks

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 11:36 pm ET  

    While deadly weapons or dangerous ordnance still won’t be permitted inside city-owned buildings, a law that prohibits them being carried on city-owned or occupied real estate – such as in city parks or cemeteries – is being reconsidered by New Philadelphia City Council. Full Story »

  • Game on

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 11:36 pm ET  

    Zach Nutter (L) of New Philadelphia watches as Connor Smith and Tanner Day, both of Dennison, play “Call of Duty Modern Warfare II,” during a launch party for the game held at Game Crazy near the New Towne Mall Monday. The game went on sale at midnight. Full Story »

  • Landfill target of lawsuit

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 11:36 pm ET  

    The board of the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste Management District voted Friday to proceed with an environmental lawsuit against American Landfill in federal district court at Akron. Full Story »

  • Weekend fire ruled arson

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 11:36 pm ET  

    The fire that broke out shortly after midnight Sunday at 108 Miller Ave., Dennison, has been ruled arson according to Dennison Fire Chief Dave McConnell. Full Story »

  • Cause of house fire under investigation

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 11:36 pm ET  

    A fire of undetermined origin damaged the Tammy Archinal residence at 1008 E. Front St., Dover, Monday afternoon. Full Story »

  • Child of Appalachia program Saturday

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 10:51 pm ET  

    Twin Cities natives John and Mary Lee Ong will be recognized Saturday when the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio hots its 2009 Child of Appalachia Event and Celebration in the historic Dennison Railroad Depot Museum and Claymont Intermediate School at Dennison. Full Story »

  • Military history filmmaker Larry Cappetto to speak Wednesday

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 10:51 pm ET  

    In conjunction to this week’s Veterans Day events in the Tuscarawas Valley, Geib Funeral Homes, Crematories & Remembrance Centers of Dover and New Philadelphia are sponsoring a visit of filmmaker Larry Cappetto. Full Story »

  • Lions hosting service night

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 10:36 pm ET  

    The Clayland Lions Club will host a community service night Nov. 18 at 6:30 in Eastport Avenue Elementary gym at 1200 Eastport Ave., Uhrichsville. Full Story »

  • Mechanic escapes van fire

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 10:21 pm ET  

    A 1998 Ford van was completely destroyed by fire Monday afternoon.  Full Story »

  • Plans for transportation center move forward

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 10:21 pm ET  

    Patti Manfull, director of Carroll County Transit, received permission from commissioners to proceed with a $140,000 contract with Harris Day Architects of Canton in the next phase of building the new transportation center for the county. Full Story »

  • Council approves vehicle purchase

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 10:21 pm ET  

    Cadiz Village Council Thursday approved the purchase of a used vehicle for the police department and heard the second reading of a proposed ordinance regarding the filing of village income tax returns. Full Story »

  • SAYING THANKS

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:36 am ET  

    U.S. military veterans of all wars were honored in Dover at Veterans Day ceremonies Sunday – held before a modest crowd on a comfortably warm and sunny November day. Full Story »

  • Operator’s license optional

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:36 am ET  

    A Dover woman who, as of last week, was the registered owner of 13 vehicles has been charged after she admitted to police that she allowed drivers without licenses to operate at least four of them. Full Story »

  • Allison claims he was ‘along for the ride’

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:36 am ET  

    William Allison II, indicted for two burglaries and an attempted burglary April 7, says he had nothing to do with the crimes and wasn’t too aware of what was going on that day. Full Story »

  • Veterans pitch in to clean cemetery

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:07 am ET  

    For decades, the grave of Revolutionary War veteran Daniel Bair was largely forgotten in a neglected hilltop cemetery just east of Jewett in Harrison County. Full Story »

  • History: When iron and steel ruled the Tuscarawas Valley

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:06 am ET  

    Iron and steel mills were once some of the largest employers in Tuscarawas County, making fortunes for men like Jeremiah Reeves of Dover. The industry began with a primitive iron furnace on the banks of the Tuscarawas River in Fairfield Township in the late 1820s. Full Story »

  • Domestic incident leads to filing of multiple charges

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:06 am ET  

    Eric A. Lindsay, 21, of 518 Hargar St., Dover, remained in the Tuscarawas County jail Sunday night after being charged with multiple offenses stemming from an incident on Monroe St. early Sunday. Full Story »

  • Police probe report of shots fired outside area night spot

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:06 am ET  

    An alleged shooting early Sunday at Dover  is under investigation  by authorities. Full Story »

  • Phila man stable after accident on N. Broadway

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:06 am ET  

    Alvin C. Marsh Jr., 84, of 481 Hillcrest Dr. NE, New Philadelphia, was reported in stable condition in Union Hospital at Dover Sunday night where he was admitted following a traffic accident in New Philadelphia Friday. Full Story »

  • Pantry announces schedule change

    The Times-Reporter – Mon Nov 9, 12:06 am ET  

    Officials of the Greater Dover- New Philadelphia Food Pantry have announced a schedule change for Thanksgiving week and also offered a clarification of how donations are used to buy food from a regional food program. Full Story »

  • Volunteers needed for community trees

    The Times-Reporter – Sun Nov 8, 11:52 pm ET  

    The Malvern Community Development Fund is looking for both donations and volunteers to help decorate the village’s Christmas trees in the downtown barrels. Full Story »

  • Student receives HOBY honor

    The Times-Reporter – Sun Nov 8, 11:51 pm ET  

    Katherine Miller has been selected as the Dover High winner of the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Award. Full Story »

  • Vacant mobile home a total loss

    The Times-Reporter – Sun Nov 8, 11:06 pm ET  

    A late night fire destroyed an unoccupied mobile home at 108 Miller Ave., Dennison. Full Story »

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