Dan Starcher

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By Dan StarcherJune 19, 2025 71A monthly pop-up food pantry, sponsored by the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank in partnership with the Wayne County Health Department, is proving to be a vital resource for families. Launched in July 2024, the market-style food program is held every second Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Wayne County Health Department parking lot, 244 W. South St., and provides fresh, shelf-stable groceries directly to Wayne County residents.

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | Dan Starcher

A monthly pop-up food pantry provides fresh groceries to Wayne County residents. The market-style pantry allows participants to choose food items that meet their dietary needs. The pantry eliminates transportation barriers and connects residents with health and social services. A monthly pop-up food pantry, sponsored by the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank in partnership with the Wayne County Health Department, is proving to be a vital resource for families.

2 weeks ago | thebargainhunter.com | Dan Starcher

By Dan StarcherJune 9, 2025 81As shelters across the United States grapple with overcrowding, adopting a dog has become a compassionate act that helps alleviate a growing crisis. In 2024 approximately 2.9 million dogs entered shelters nationwide, according to shelteranimalscount.org. While this marks a slight decrease from the previous year, the number of animals entering shelters remains substantial.

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By Dan StarcherJune 9, 2025 79As warmer weather brings more outdoor adventures, health officials remind pet owners of a hidden danger in parks, backyards and wooded trails: ticks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said ticks are more than just a nuisance; they can transmit serious diseases to both dogs and humans including Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis and anaplasmosis. “Tick activity is on the rise across much of the United States.

3 weeks ago | thebargainhunter.com | Dan Starcher

By Dan StarcherJune 2, 2025 114For dogs at the Wayne County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center, it is a safe place between abandonment and a second chance. Supporting the shelter isn’t just about helping animals. It’s about discovering the joy of adopting a lifelong companion. Shelters rely heavily on community support through donations, volunteers and adoptions. Without these resources, providing adequate care for canine residents would be challenging.