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Fire company sets run record in 2009
      JACKSONTOWN – Licking Township Fire Company made a record 1,037 runs in 2009, Fire Chief Mike Wilson told trustees Monday night. That was six more runs than in 2008.
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Concerns raised about county animal shelter
      KIRKERSVILLE – Nearly 100 people filled Kirkersville Town Hall Sunday evening to express concerns about the Licking County Animal Shelter. They allege unsanitary conditions and improper animal euthanization. Licking County Commissioners and shelter warden, however, strongly disagree.
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Youth baseball coaches needed
      MILLERSPORT – The Millersport Boys Youth Baseball Association has joined the Northern Local Little League this year for ages 7-12 years.
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Union Township to tighten parking enforcement
      HEBRON – Watch where you park in Union Township, particularly on Mill Dam Road between US 40 and Cristland Hill Road. Union Township Police Chief Paula Greene told the township trustees Monday night that Mill Dam Corner Grille patrons are parking within the Mill Dam Road right-of-way and it’s becoming a safety hazard.
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Veterans’ Services sets regular Buckeye Lake visit
      BUCKEYE LAKE – The Licking County Veterans’ Services Commission has mobilized to Buckeye Lake.
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Fourth quarter real estate sales activity fuels optimism for 2010
      COLUMBUS – A challenging real estate market throughout most of 2009 has given way to renewed optimism as Ohio’s housing sector was buoyed by strong fourth quarter sales and a clear uptick in the average sales price, according to statistics provided by the state’s Multiple Listing Services.
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Things to do…
      Events Dawes Arboretum - Ohio 13, three miles north of I-70.
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Community emergency training available
      HEBRON – Training begins March 17 for residents interested in becoming a volunteer with their local Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Volunteers learn how to provide aid in the event of a disaster until emergency service personnel arrive on the scene.
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Police cracking down on unlicensed vehicles
      BUCKEYE LAKE- Buckeye Lake Police Chief Ron Small said village police are scouring the village to find untagged and inoperable vehicles that are not properly garaged or stored.
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