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Jun. 2—HERMITAGE — At this time last year, the COVID-19 pandemic was forcing the cancellation of a growing list of summer events. This year, with the number of cases falling and vaccination rates climbing, those events, including the Hermitage Arts Festival, are making a comeback. Hermitage city officials are moving forward with the Arts Festival's planned return, from 12 to 9 p.m. Saturday, .
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Jamestown school district held a vigil to remember the life of 18-year-old high school student Darian Keyser, who died on Feb. 17.
Jan. 2 â Closing the recidivism pipeline:Â An $800,000 grant given to West Central Workforce Development to assist 140 students age 18-24 in Mercer and Lawrence counties to transition from the judicial system to the workforce.
Jan. 4 â âA great dayâ:Â Common Pleas Court of Mercer County swear in two new judges. Tedd Nesbit and Ronald Amrhein, elected the previous November, fill seats that have been vacant since January 2018.
Jan. 5 â âThe communityâs projectâ: Shane Nugent is named as capital campaign chairman for the Shenango Valley Animal Shelterâs fundraising efforts to build a new center.
Dec 18, 2020
Dec 18, 2020
Eight turkeys and 40 ducks were among the 122 varied animals that the Mercer County Humane Society took from a house in Sharon. M.C. HUMANE SOCIETY | Contributed
SHARON â The community is coming together after the Humane Society of Mercer County started taking in animals from a well-meaning resident Thursday.
A social media call for help generated more than $2,000 in donations to care for the animals, which represented more diversity than the typical householdâs cats and dogs.
The Humane Society collected eight turkeys, eight chickens, seven turtles, seven rabbits, seven ferrets, 40 ducks, five pigs, 12 guinea foul, a snake, 24 cats, and three dogs living at a Sharon home, Humane Officer Courtney Ivan said.