Educational Service Center presents Overcoming Obstacles Awards
COURTESY OF THE EAST CENTRAL OHIO EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER
The East Central Ohio Educational Service Center presented the Overcoming Obstacles Awards and the Excellence in Community Inclusion Award at Dover High School’s Auditorium on April 22.
The Overcoming Obstacles Awards started in 2015. They are presented to one student from each school district in Tuscarawas County for their dedication and perseverance in overcoming obstacles to achieve success in school. This year’s award winners were Marcus Angle from Buckeye Career Center, Ray Anderson from Claymont High School, Haylee Myers from Conotton Valley High School, Kensington Fisher from Dover High School, Derek Mackey from Garaway High School, Jessica Robinson from Indian ValleyHigh School, Kody Ames from New Philadelphia High School, John Allen Rose from Newcomerstown High School and Josh Hampton from Tuscarawas Valley High School.
Miller, Boron announce engagement
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Natalie is the daughter of Michele Miller and the late Wendell Miller Jr.
Joshua is the son of Matthew and Christy Boron.
The couple has planned an Oct. 22, 2022 wedding at the Backroom Paradise just south of Hillsboro.
Natalie is a 2015 graduate of McClain High School, a 2019 graduate of Ohio University where she earned a bachelor’s of science degree in education, and is employed by Greenfield Exempted Village Schools as a substitute teacher and branch manager of Ferrellgas in Greenfield.
Joshua is a 2012 graduate of Garaway High School, a 2017 graduate of the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics earning an associate’s degree in specialized technology and certification for aviation airframe and power plant operations, and is employed by Airborne Maintenance and Engineering Services in Wilmington as a licensed aviation mechanic.
A motorist eluded Sugarcreek police at speeds over 100 mph on Thursday evening, according to Brian Dalton, the department s assistant chief. He said the driver almost hit the back of a cruiser on Dover Road NW. Police lost sight of the fleeing vehicle on Red Hill Road west of Dover.
Dalton said the motorist started speeding away from the officer in front of Garaway High School shortly after 9 p.m.
The officer tried to stop the suspect after the vehicle passed three vehicles, crossing a double yellow line, Dalton said.
The officer then activated his cruiser s overhead lights. The suspect almost hit the back of a second eastbound Sugarcreek police cruiser on Dover Road near Elm Street. The second officer turned on his lights.