🚧 Zanesville announces road closures and key community updates this week. Blue Avenue's northbound lane will be closed July 28-29 for storm sewer repairs, while County Road 6 will shut down July 28-30 for culvert replacement. City workers will be identifying lead service waterlines for replacement from July 29 to August 1, going door-to-door with Zanesville Water Department employees. The Muskingum County Sheriff's Office will hold an impound auction on August 2, and National Night Out is scheduled for August 5 at Secrest Auditorium to improve relations between law enforcement and the community.
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🚨 Guernsey County Sheriff's Office makes weather monitoring history in Ohio. The agency became the first law enforcement department in the state to acquire an advanced weather monitoring system through a partnership with Haz Cams. This technology provides real-time visuals of conditions like fog, snow, and heavy rain to improve roadway safety and emergency response. Meanwhile, OhioHealth Southeastern Medical Center's Childbirth Center launched a newborn health initiative funded by a grant from the Southeast Ohio Health and Wellness Foundation. The initiative will purchase advanced medical equipment and support two pilot programs focused on newborn safety, including providing sleep sacks and car seats to families in need.
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📅 Coshocton County packs summer with community events and opportunities. The Ohio Parole Board scheduled a hearing for Robert Davis Jr., sentenced to life for aggravated murder in 1991, while the County Engineer's Office seeks a $275,000 grant to address flooding issues in Lafayette and Oxford townships. Local events include ice dyeing classes, a community band concert featuring Broadway classics, First Farm Friday showcasing agriculture, and a Community Fun Day at the medical center with free food and activities. Additionally, blood drives are scheduled throughout late July and early August for those wishing to donate.
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Rustic paradise awaits near highway: This 50-acre parcel in Muskingum County offers wooded trails, open fields, and prime hunting opportunities just minutes from I-70—the perfect canvas for your future home or recreational retreat.
Rustic farm needs modern bathroom: Unique homestead opportunity available for $175,000 features fencing, fruit trees, animal barns, and garden space with electric service and running water, though buyers should note it currently uses a compost toilet.
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