On Monday, the Humane Society of the United States released its annual Horrible Hundred report, which details problem puppy mills and puppy brokers across the country.
Ohio has one of the largest numbers of puppy sellers on the list, with 16. Some of those breeders have been cited multiple times. Breeders can be included on the Horrible Hundred report for sick or injured dogs, inhumane and unsafe conditions, and a lack of protection from the heat and cold.
Humane society officials said puppies from these dealers can be sold to families in every state because puppy mills sell to pet stores across the country.
16 Ohio dog breeders listed on Humane Society s Horrible Hundred report Sarah Brookbank, Cincinnati Enquirer
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On Monday, the Humane Society of the United States released its annual Horrible Hundred report, which details problem puppy mills and puppy brokers across the country.
Ohio has one of the largest numbers of puppy sellers on the list, with 16. Some of those breeders have been cited multiple times. Breeders can be included on the Horrible Hundred report for sick or injured dogs, inhumane and unsafe conditions, and a lack of protection from the heat and cold.
Humane society officials said puppies from these dealers can be sold to families in every state because puppy mills sell to pet stores across the country.
Culvert replacement to begin on Bates Road
Bates Road in Chester Township will be closed for five days between state Route 250 and Smithville Western Road beginning Monday for a culvert replacement projects, according to the Wayne County Engineer s Office. The recommended detour is Route 250 to Elyria Road to Smithville Western Road, and reverse. Detour signs will be posted.
Culvert replacement on state Route 95
State Route 95, just east of South Jefferson Road, will close Monday, May 17, for a culvert replacement. The detour for eastbound motorists will be Route 95 to state Route 179, south state Route 3, north to Route 95, and reverse for southbound motorists. Estimated completion is Friday, May 21.
The annual Eggfest that has been hosted by Coalway of Apple Creek and Charm for more than a decade is changing its name and will be held at a new location.
The Holmes County Eggfest & BBQ Showcase will be held over two days, Friday, May 21, 3-8 p.m., and Saturday, May 22, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Mount Hope Auction grounds.
The gates open at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, and the benefit buffet opens at 10 a.m., along with the on stage demonstrations. This is the same Eggfest we have had annually for more than a decade, said Aaron Swartzentruber, owner of Coalway. We are simply moving the event to Mount Hope Auction to give it more room to grow.
Aid dollars come in for ND schools, with 15 districts receiving more than $15,000 in per-pupil funding so far
As billions of dollars in federal money flow into districts around the country meant to cushion the pandemic’s expensive necessities the results have been transformative for some schools.
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Manvel Principal Melissa Hiltner, left, visits in a Manvel classroom with middle-school teacher Jodie Wohlgamuth. Local school leaders there hope to use federal stimulus money on a $90,000 project to replace nearly 60-year-old school windows. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
Manvel Public School is emerging from a long year of pandemic, just like every other district in North Dakota. And there’s work to be done.