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Local News Briefs: Creating careers with chalk at school

Local News Briefs: Creating careers with chalk at school Staff Report Creating careers with chalk at LMIS Fifth grade students at Larry Miller Intermediate School recently participated in Careers on the Walk. The activity allowed them to express their career interests in chalk on the sidewalk outside of the school. Representatives from the Career Development Department at Mid-East Career and Technology Centers coordinate career-related activities with students at East Muskingum throughout the school year as part of an elementary career development program. The activities were made possible through coordination with Larry Miller Intermediate teacher/Mid-East Liaison Janelle Phipps and Career Exploration Specialist Robin McQuaid. Mid-East students Luke DiVincenzo, Mason Snider, and Mateya Townsend were also on hand to assist with the activity. 

Marietta Voters Reject School District Income Tax Levy

Marietta Voters Reject School District Income Tax Levy - Marietta, OH - A number of fire levies were approved in Washington County, Belpre voters got the Nov ticket set, but a school income tax levy went down

Area Museum Looking For Volunteers

WHIZ News Area Museum Looking For Volunteers NEW CONCORD, Ohio-The Museum Association of East Muskingum is looking for volunteers to work at its John and Annie Glenn Museum.  The museum is located in New Concord and is open Wednesday through Sunday. Operations director Debbie Allender talks about what type of person they’re looking for.  “We just want people who are interested in our local history. They don’t have to be an expert at all, just interested and have a little time to give… we give guided tours. This is the John and Annie Glenn Museum so we do guided tours and we also do living history tours on the main floor of the home so we’re also looking for people who are interested in acting for that part.”   

Washington County starts early voting | News, Sports, Jobs

Levies on the Primary Ballot ∫ .East Muskingum Township – $1.5 mill levy for five years for fire protection and emergency medical services for five years. ∫ Decatur and Belpre townships – $2.6 mill levies for fire protection and emergency medical services. ∫ Marietta Township – Three levies on the ballot for fire protection and emergency services. Levies are $1.6 mill, $1 mill, and $.5 mill, each for five years. ∫ Marietta City Schools – 0.75 percent income tax levy for individuals living in the Marietta City Schools District. Tax will only be for earned income and not cast a tax on retirements or pensions. The levy is for five years and is for current expenses.

Local News Briefs

Local News Briefs ACPS board to meet ZANESVILLE - The Muskingum County Adult and Child Protective Services Board will meet in regular session at 5 p.m. May 6 at the board office, 205 N. Seventh St.  Muskingum Iron and Metal supports Earth Day ZANESVILLE - Muskingum Iron and Metal Co. is holding a series of activities to raise awareness of Earth Day and the importance of recycling in the community.  All four Zanesville elementary schools and intermediate schools and Maysville Elementary School will be collecting aluminum cans throughout April. Muskingum Iron and Metal will issue a check to each school for cans collected, with an additional match up to $500 per school. The school with the most can s will receive a pizza party from Adornetto s. 

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