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Shylin Costello

Ohio, Zanesville

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  • 3 days ago | whiznews.com | Shylin Costello

    ZANESVILLE, OH – The Animal Shelter Society just got a boost to help keep pets safe. The shelter was awarded $2,667 from the Muskingum County Community Foundation through the PAW-sitive Reunite Project. The money is being used to microchip animals in their care, which helps reunite lost pets with their families faster and more reliably. “We applied for the MCCF Spring Grant, and we were rewarded that. It’s for new microchip scanners and microchips.

  • 3 days ago | whiznews.com | Shylin Costello

    ZANESVILLE, OH – As tornado season ramps up, Muskingum County is making sure safety comes first, and that everyone can hear it loud and clear. The Muskingum County Emergency Management Agency met with county commissioners on June 5th to renew their annual tornado siren contract. The contract covers inspection, maintenance, and repairs for all sirens across Muskingum County.

  • 3 days ago | whiznews.com | Shylin Costello

    Zanesville,OH- Some local students got a hands-on look at the world of healthcare, thanks to HEAT camp at Ohio University Zanesville. The healthcare exploration and training camp, better known as HEAT welcomed incoming 7-9th graders for a hands-on, immersive experience into the world of health professions. Students rotated through simulations and lab activities, learning everything from taking vital signs to trying out therapy techniques.

  • 5 days ago | whiznews.com | Shylin Costello

    ZANESVILLE, OH – In the rolling hills of Muskingum County, a seasonal tradition is making its return. Farm tours are back at The Alpaca’s of Spring Acres!The family-run farm opens its doors each summer, giving visitors a hands-on look at life with alpacas. “We go to the four different barns. We learn about their care, and we always meet different alpacas.

  • 1 week ago | whiznews.com | Shylin Costello

    ZANESVILLE, OH – Rambo Memorial Health is helping kids breathe a little easier this summer with a two-day camp that mixes fun and learning. Camp Wheeze Away is back for another year. The free camp is open to children ages 7 to 12 who have asthma, and they’re allowed to bring a friend. The first day will be held at Wolfie’s Campground with fun outdoor activities like gem mining. On day two, the group heads to Rambo Memorial Health for more fun.

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