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Bigfoot is afoot: Mohican Bigfoot Festival returns Saturday (opens the original)
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LOUDONVILLE — Enter Bigfoot’s stomping grounds this weekend for a chance to see the legendary creature. Bigfoot enthusiasts and skeptics alike are invited Saturday to the second annual Mohican Bigfoot Festival in downtown Loudonville. The one-day festival will bring speakers and researchers to the Ohio Theatre before moving into the woods Saturday evening for foot casting, a bonfire and an attempt to hear Bigfoot vocalizations. Last year’s first festival drew a larger crowd than organizers like
Beards go big for Mansfield girl as End of Summer Bash fills Main Street (opens the original)
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ASHLAND — Things got hairy — and generous — in downtown Ashland Saturday. A $1,878 check was already headed toward helping a Mansfield girl with a rare disease when another beard competitor decided to double it. The donation was presented Saturday during Beards on Main in downtown Ashland for Allysson Nead, who has Niemann-Pick disease, a rare medical condition. Then a competitor known as Lucky Boy stepped forward and matched the donation. The additional $1,878 brought the total raised for Allys
Open Source: Love Our Hero’s builds community of support for veterans (opens the original)
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We published this story in response to a reader suggestion. Do you have a tip for our reporters? Click here to submit it. BELLVILLE — Tami Robinson doesn’t know what the next call for help will be. It could be a veteran who needs help paying a utility bill. It could be someone moving into a new home who needs dishes and furniture. Sometimes it means finding a way to repair a vehicle or provide medical equipment. Whatever the need is, Robinson tries to help. That approach has helped Love Our Hero
Working like a dog: The community effort behind caring for recent Loudonville dog surrenders (opens the original)
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ASHLAND — The call came Thursday morning. Nearly a week later, the work hasn’t stopped. Humane Society of Ashland County Director Tiffany Meyer received a call from the county sheriff’s department at 11 a.m. Aug. 27 to help remove a large number of dogs from Happy Mountain K9 Facility — a commercial dog breeding operation in Loudonville. The humane society arranged transportation, retrieved the animals and began assessing their needs by 3:30 p.m. that same day. “The first 30 hours are crazy,” Me
Ashland County Humane Society helps state seize 72 dogs from Loudonville operation (opens the original)
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ASHLAND — A Thursday rescue operation involving 72 dogs in Loudonville has left the Ashland County Humane Society facing an immediate and overwhelming need for help. According to a statement from the Ohio Department of Agriculture — provided to Ashland Source on Friday afternoon — the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office notified the state department of an ongoing criminal investigation involving allegations against Happy Mountain K9 Facility in Loudonville. “ODA began the administrative process to r
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