Healthy Tip Tuesday: 8 CDC Health Hacks for back-to-school success
(Dennison, Ohio) – To have a great school year, kids need to stay healthy. Healthy students are better learners.
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Coronavirus outbreak forces young adults to move back in with family
The coronavirus outbreak has pushed millions of Americans, especially young adults, to move in with family members.
State releases guidance on celebrating Halloween safely
Amid ongoing concerns and restrictions related to COVID-19, the Ohio Department of Health has released Halloween guidance, urging all Ohioans to use caution and plan ahead.
Mentor Monday – The Unusual, Unordinary, Un-Gala
2020 has made us all adapt and get creative. With that spirit in mind, Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Central Ohio is thrilled to take on the exciting and unique challenge of hosting The Unusual, Unordinary, Un-Gala!
Safety Day event planned for this weekend.
(Newcomerstown, Ohio) – The free event will take place in Newcomerstown on Saturday.
Looking for childcare? Coad4kids is here to help!
Coad4kis is a FREE resource designed to ensure Ohio children have access to safe, nurturing childcare environments.
Attorney General Yost applauds Big Ten’s decision to bring back fall sports
(Ohio) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is commending the Big Ten Conference for its decision to resume fall sports on campus.
Get the whole family in the fall spirit with the upcoming Autumn Lantern Tours!
(New Philadelphia, Ohio) – When the sun goes down the Village comes to life!
Help Me Grow Home Visitation Program transitions again
(Dover, Ohio) – Citing challenges with personnel turnover and the ongoing demands of the Tuscarawas County Health Department’s COVID-19 response efforts, the Tuscarawas County Board of Health voted to transition the services of the Help Me Grow home visitation program to the East Central Ohio Educational Service Center (ECOESC) at New Philadelphia.
ADC – Teens who use e-cigarettes more likely to have asthma
(New Philadelphia, Ohio) – According to new research, adolescents who use e-cigarettes are more likely to have asthma at some point in their life, and using marijuana or smoking cigarettes can make it worse.