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New Philadelphia · New Philadelphia

Child Dies At July 4th Gathering

KENLY – A July 4th gathering of family and friends at a Johnston County home ended with the tragic death of a child. It happened around 7:21pm Friday at a home on Rhodes Road outside of Kenly. A number of adults and approximately 10 children had gathered at the home for Independence Day. Authorities said […]See the Story

Dover · Dover

Dover school district banks some land as officials mull facility upgrades - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

DOVER – The Dover School District has bought another property near Dover Middle School as officials are exploring options for facility upgrades. Dover Superintendent Karie McCrate says the district is just starting to develop a master facilities plan, but if someday they’re able to build or expand, the middle school property is where they have space. “While there is not a finalized plan, I don’t really see anything developing that wouldn’t in so…Read Article

Newcomerstown · Newcomerstown

Grand jury indictment calls Newcomerstown man 'a sexually violent predator' - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

NEW PHILADELPHIA – A 27-year-old Newcomerstown man has been indicted on nine counts of rape and called a sexually violent predator following accusations he engaged in sexual conduct with a child between the ages of 3 and 10. Christopher Lee Patterson last week pleaded not guilty to a 13-count indictment that accuses him of engaging in sexual conduct with the child between 2013 and 2020. Patterson faces nine counts of rape, all first-degree felon…Read Article

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Suspects caught after three-county high-speed chase - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

NEW PHILADELPHIA – The suspects in some thefts in Stark County eluded authorities on a series of high-speed chases that finally ended in Carroll County Saturday night with the driver getting tased. New Philadelphia State Highway Patrol Commander Lt. Johnie Maier says on Saturday around 10 p.m. Tuscarawas County authorities were notified that Massillon Police ended their pursuit of a red Saturn View on state Route 21 as it entered Tuscarawas Coun…New Philadelphia · New PhiladelphiaRead Article

Driver ‘late to funeral’ leads high-speed pursuit - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (June 30, 2025) – A driver involved in a pursuit after allegedly getting clocked speeding at 92 miles per hour on state Route 39 in Warren Township Friday apparently told deputies he didn’t stop for them because he was late for a funeral. This happened around 3 p.m. Tuscarawas County Sheriff’s call records show the suspect’s eastbound Jeep was observed passing other vehicles over double-yellow lines, almost hitting one. H…New Philadelphia · New PhiladelphiaRead Article

More county leaders express worries about property tax repeal efforts - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (June 30, 2025) – The group Citizens for Property Tax Reform has until this week to submit more than 400,000 signatures to get an issue on the November ballot to abolish property taxes in Ohio. The group argues that rising property taxes are driving citizens from their homes. Tuscarawas County Commissioner Kristin Zemis says passage of the issue would cause the county to lose about $6.5 million out of its approximately $3…Taxes · New PhiladelphiaRead Article

Found cat in Dover - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

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Kaufman Realty and Auctions celebrates 50 years - Farm and Dairy

SUGARCREEK, Ohio — Kaufman Realty and Auctions started with one man in 1975. Dave Kaufman founded the company 50 years ago in Sugarcreek, Ohio, not long after he became an auctioneer and real estate broker. It was a one-man show at the beginning. Kaufman did all the background work, created flyers and ran handwritten advertisements to local papers, including Farm and Dairy. On auction day, he was the auctioneer and the ringman. While many things…Sugarcreek, Ohio · SugarcreekRead Article

Aldi gains city support in hopes of locating in north Dover - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

DOVER (WJER) (June, 19, 2025) – Aldi is two steps closer to coming to town. Mayor Shane Gunnoe says city committees on Tuesday approved two requests by the supermarket chain as it aims to build a store on the north side of Dover on Ohio Avenue. First the planning commission approved a lot split for 1.7 acres owned by Zimmer Biomet. Gunnoe says Aldi has a purchase agreement with Zimmer to buy that land. Also Tuesday, the city’s board of zoning ap…Aldi · DoverRead Article

Trumpet to honor longtime contributor in first performance since his passing - WJER Radio 100.9FM & 1450AM

Joe Bonamico NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (June 19, 2025) – Trumpet in the Land is preparing to open for its 56th season at Schoenbrunn Amphitheatre on Friday, with a special tribute. The show retells the story of Ohio’s first settlement, Schoenbrunn, the massacre at Gnadenhutten, and the battle between the Americas. General Manager Margaret Bonamico says opening day will include a dedication at 8:15 p.m. to her brother Joe Bonamico, a longtime perfo…New Philadelphia · New PhiladelphiaRead Article

John Miller’s Journey From Growing Up Amish to Spearheading an Interest in Sustainable Living

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SUGARCREEK, Ohio—Growing up Amish before he left the community to carve his own path, John Miller likes to say that he traded driving a horse-and-buggy for a Pontiac. The journey eventually led back to the rolling hills of northeast Ohio and the second-largest community of Amish in the world. Amish and Mennonite farms dot the landscape along roads traveled by horse-drawn buggies as well as automobiles. It is here where Miller and his wife, Susan…Sugarcreek, Ohio · SugarcreekRead Article

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