Report urges Ohio to commit to lead safety strategy for childcare centers
(Ohio) – A new report is urging childcare centers in Ohio to commit to a prevention-based strategy when it comes to the ongoing risk and dangers of lead poisoning.
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Real People. Real Fun. Travel Tusc – Ghost Tours at Historic Zoar Village
Celebrate the spookiness of Halloween with the upcoming Ghost Tours at Historic Zoar Village.
Ohio Department of Health Elevates Tuscarawas County to Risk Level 3/ Red
The Tuscarawas County Health Department and the New Philadelphia City Health Department were alerted Thursday afternoon that Tuscarawas County has moved from Risk Level 2/ Orange into Risk Level 3/ Red in the Ohio Public Health Advisory System.
Including You – Services early on can help prevent more intervention later in life
The Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities’ Early Intervention Specialists are ready to help families today.
Healthy Tip Tuesday – Good Nutrition Starts Early
The way your child eats now can affect how they eat as they grow, which is why health experts stress the importance of introducing them to healthy foods fro the very beginning.
Trick-or-treat dates & times
(Ohio) – Communities across the state are making independent moves when it comes to trick-or-treating this year.
Mentor Monday – Mentoring to prevent childhood bullying
(New Philadelphia, Ohio) – Big Brothers Big Sisters sees bullying as a direct threat to the inherent potential that exists in every child.
When does your teen feel loved?
(U.S.) – Parenting teenagers can often feel like a feat you simply aren’t prepared for, but a new study is offering some insight on how to make your kiddos feel loved.
12 area pumpkin patches and fall festivals totally worth your time!
(Ohio) – Ohio is full of fun and family-friendly ways to enjoy the fall season!
Federal Grant Funds Help Save Lives in Tuscarawas County
(Dover, Ohio) – The Tuscarawas County Health Department was recently awarded $41,994.29 in federal traffic safety funding from the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s (ODPS) Ohio Traffic Safety Office (OTSO).