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Today's riddle: What do you call a belt that is made of watches? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Program helps kids in ag Events (farmanddairy.com) — Ohio State University Extension in New Philadelphia is launching a free year‑long program to help Tuscarawas County teens explore careers in agriculture and related fields. Youth ages 13–19 will meet monthly, starting Oct. 14 at Mutti's Dairy Farm near Stone Creek, building skills, meeting industry professionals, and potentially earning credentials that support OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seals and Honors Diplomas.
2. E15 gas at $3.89 per gallon in Tuscarawas County in week ending Sept. 19 (tuscarawasnews.com) — Drivers in New Philadelphia saw the county's lowest reported E15 gas price at $3.89 per gallon during the week ending Sept. 19, slightly below the Ohio average. Countywide, E15 averaged $4.04, with analysts blaming global oil disruptions and refinery issues for ongoing volatility. Prices can change quickly, so use this as a recent snapshot, not a guarantee.
3. Ohio high school football Week 7 previews: Dover-Wooster, Lake-Jackson and more (yourohionews.com) — New Philadelphia football fans can look ahead to the Quakers' Week 7 trip to Madison after a close 17-10 loss to Wooster, with playoff implications in Division III, Region 10. The preview also notes future matchups, including Lexington visiting New Philadelphia in Week 8. Area readers get quick scouting reports on many nearby conference games this Friday night.
4. Dover Democrats to select city treasurer replacement (yourohionews.com) — Local Democrats will meet at party headquarters on Monroe Street NW in New Philadelphia on Oct. 20 to choose a replacement for Dover's longtime city treasurer, who resigned Sept. 30. Dover residents interested in the post must be registered Democrats, attend the meeting, and submit a résumé at least a day in advance to the Tuscarawas County Democratic Party.
5. Choosing the Right Broadcast Gear for Your LPFM (radioworld.com) — A low-power FM station based in New Philadelphia, WDOG "The Rock Dog," is used as a real-world example in this guide to choosing broadcast gear. The author walks through antennas, transmitters, automation software, microphones, and studio setup choices that help a 100‑watt community station sound as polished as a major broadcaster.
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