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Books available on how to raise drug-free children
     NEWARK – The Licking County Library recently received a donation from Our Futures in Licking County and Park National Bank of sixteen copies of the book, How to Raise a Drug-Free Kid: the Straight Dope for Parents by Joseph A. Califono, Jr.
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Equipment breakdowns plague snow plowing
     JACKSONTOWN – It appears Charles Krumm Jr. has one less hurdle to clear in his efforts to redevelop Avondale Marina.
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Water hook-ups get more costly, complex
      BUCKEYE LAKE – Connecting to Buckeye Lake Village’s new water distribution system is going to be more complicated and expensive than village officials originally thought.
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Hebron approves new water contract with county
      HEBRON – It took a real sharp pencil, but in the end Hebron bested the Village of Buckeye Lake’s efforts to replace Hebron as the bulk water supplier for Licking County’s water system serving Harbor Hills and Lakewood Schools.
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Wall of Fame nominations due March 26
      HEBRON – Nomination forms for the Lakewood Wall of Fame are now available. Forms are available at the Lakewood District Office, any Lakewood School and on the Lakewood website at www.lakewoodlocal. k12.oh.us.
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Trustees approve township website
      HEBRON – Inching further into the 21st Century, Union Township Trustees agreed to spend $900 to create a township website.
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Hebron soccer registration set
      HEBRON – Hebron Area Soccer Association is now accepting Spring registrations. Register by March 15th and receive a $15 discount. In addition, multi-player discounts apply for two or more family members. The league is open to all boys and girls from pre-school to high school. Opening day is Saturday, April 10.
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Thornville names new police chief
      THORNVILLE – Thornville Mayor Beth Patrick announced Wednesday that the village hired Darrel Ball as its new police chief.
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Hunters harvest more than 260,000 deer for first time
      COLUMBUS – A total of 261,314 deer were killed during Ohio’s 2009-10 hunting season, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. This season’s total surpasses the 2008-09 record total of 252,017.
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Average home sales price continues to climb
      COLUMBUS – The Ohio housing market continues to display signs of stabilizing, as it continues to rebound from the challenges it confronted throughout 2009, with sales activity in January nearly matching the month’s results from a year ago, 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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Small Farm Conference set for March 12-13
      WILMINGTON – The second annual “Opening Doors to Success” Small Farm Conference and Trade Show will be held March 12-13 at Wilmington College in Wilmington, Ohio. The conference will feature 40 breakout sessions and a trade show for small farmers.
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Pesticide training set
      REYNOLDSBURG – Special training instructed by Ohio State University Extension specialists will be offered throughout 2010 for commercial pesticide applicators preparing to take the state exam for pesticide applicators.
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