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NEWARK: Funeral services for Ruth E. Haumesser, 92, of Newark, will be held at the Reed-Egan Funeral Home, 141 Green Wave Drive, Newark, 10:00 a.m., Monday, July 13, 2009, with Rev.
Two day cares to merge in Heath
HEATH - Two day-care centers in Heath have merged, according to their owners. Tom and Lu Bline announced Thursday that their Toy Chest Day School, 598 S. 30th St., would close and be absorbed into Southtowne Kids Club, 645 Heath Road.
Davis-Shai House shows what city can do when everyone works as a team
As a former councilwomen who served the City of Heath from 1991 until March 2007 , I am proud of the city officials who accepted the Davis-Shai House as a historic gift in 1995 and met the challenge to relocate it despite the lack of a plan for its future use.
Residents protest red-light cameras at Heath council meeting
HEATH -- Some Heath residents criticized the city's new red-light cameras as a 'money-making scheme' and said they didn't promote safety during Monday's Heath City Council meeting.
Editorial: Independence Day a time for unity, remembrance
There's a lot that divides us in the United States. 'Cap-and-trade' legislation, the appointment of a new Supreme Court justice, what gets funded in our state budget and the performances of Congress and the president are just a few examples.
Mayors encourage area residents to donate blood
PATASKALA -- Three Licking County mayors -- Mayor Steve Butcher, of Pataskala, Mayor Bob Diebold, of Newark, and Mayor R.J. Waugh, of Heath -- are challenging their communities to give blood this summer.
Heath Red Lobster volunteers clean up their corner of the world
NEWARK -- Todd Stuart and a team of volunteers from Red Lobster in Heath have found discarded clothes, knives and diapers during monthly clean-ups in Licking County.
Declaration of fun issued in Heath
HEATH - John and Irene Droke sat next to each other in lawn chairs, holding hands and listening to live music on a stage set up on the grass at Geller Park.
Reward Offered In Death Investigation ...
Wed, Jul 01, 2009. 03:51 PM The Licking County Crime Stoppers organization is offering a reward for help in solving the murder of an area woman.
GEAR UP for High School Tue, Jun 30, 2009. 01:19 PM Incoming freshman at Zanesville High School were able to see what they can expect first-hand today.
Vintage Voices Sets Upcoming Performances
GRANVILLE -- Vintage Voices of Granville is planning several patriotic programs, including performances at 3 and 4:30 p.m. July 4 at Centenary Methodist Church in Granville.
Heath cameras might face election challenge
HEATH - Heath Mayor Richard Waugh refers to a 2008 resident survey as evidence of public support for traffic-enforcement cameras.
Heath delays action on building inspections
HEATH - The Heath Planning Commission has tabled ordinances that would terminate the city's contract with Newark for building-inspection services.
The Newark-Heath Airport Receives a $109,000 Grant
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 4:34 PM WCLT News Staff Congressman Zack Space announced Wednesday that the Licking County Regional Airport Authority has received a $109,000 grant to improve airport safety.
HEATH - The Ponderosa restaurant at 828 Hebron Road closed permanently Sunday. Ervin Campbell, spokesman for franchisee Mid-America Restaurant Ventures, confirmed Wednesday the restaurant has closed.
Heath Cheerleaders Set Summer Camp
WHAT Heath High School cheerleaders summer mini-camp for students in kindergarten through fifth grade to learn proper techniques, jumps, cheers, chants and dances WHEN 6 to 9 p.m. Aug.
Police seek info about theft, forgery in Heath
HEATH -- Licking County Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information that helps an investigation of theft and forgery from a bank account.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, of Glenford, celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary June 14.
Miss Ohio 1st-round winners announced
MANSFIELD -- Veteran contestants Erica Gelhaus and Heather Waterman captured the first round of preliminaries Wednesday night in the Miss Ohio contest.
Man gets 7.5 years for causing heroin death
NEWARK - The sister of the late Robert Brown trembled as she read a prepared statement lamenting the actions of Jack Lepley, who had injected her brother with heroin and then did little as he slipped away.
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