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Red Cross hosts community day (opens the original)
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HERMITAGE â When thereâs an emergency â from a national-level event like a tornado to a local event like a house fire â the Red Crossâ volunteers jump into action. But what exactly do the volunteers do, and how can normal residents get involved? Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at ddye@sharonherald.com Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles. To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin
Families attend Diehl Sunflower Friend Community Day (opens the original)
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HERMITAGE â When someone has a hidden disability, it could be any number of things â including autism, diabetes, Alzheimerâs or ADHD. Someone with a hidden disability may choose to announce it using the sunflower, which may be displayed prominently on a lanyard or subtly on a small pin. Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at ddye@sharonherald.com Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK. Don't Threaten. T
Sharon man accused of possessing explicit material (opens the original)
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A Sharon man is accused of possessing sexually explicit material involving children. Shylear Whymay Person, 29, of the 500 block of Filer Way, Sharon, faces 50 counts of sexual abuse of children by possessing child sexual abuse material, sexual abuse of children by disseminating photos and film of child sex acts and criminal use of a communication facility. Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at ddye@sharonherald.com Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are
Residents turn out for Ice Cream with the Mayor (opens the original)
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SHARPSVILLE â With clear skies and warm temperatures Saturday, borough residents took the opportunity to meet their mayor, grab some ice cream and support their local students. The opportunity came thanks to the second annual "Ice Cream with the Mayor" event, which was held Saturday afternoon at the gazebo in Mahaney Park, near North Walnut Street and East Shenango Street next to the plaza. Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at ddye@sharonherald.com Sorry, there are no recent results f
Totes filled with food at Stuff the Truck event (opens the original)
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HERMITAGE â As shoppers left the Hermitage Giant Eagle with buggies filled with food, plenty of people made sure to stop by the Mercer County Food Bankâs truck on their way to their vehicles. As part of the food bankâs Stuff the Truck event Saturday, shoppers had the opportunity to help those dealing with food insecurity by literally filling the food bankâs truck parked in the Giant Eagle parking lot. Like David L. Dye on Facebook or email him at ddye@sharonherald.com Sorry, there are no
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