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Second to only cooking, home heating is the second leading cause of home fires. From 2013-2015, nearly 46,000 home heating fires occurred in the U.S. annually. These fires caused an annual average of approximately 205 deaths and $506 million in property loss.
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The Dover Township road crew is preparing equipment for winter snow removal, salting and de-icing. Due to an unseasonably mild winter last year, the township currently has a surplus of salt available. Before the winter weather rolls in, the crew…
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In the 2012 General Election, 75% of registered Dover Township voters showed up at the polls. Compared to the national average of 58% in that election, we did pretty good—but we still think we can do better than 3 out of 4.
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The trustees unanimously passed a “resolution of support for the Dover School bond issue for the construction of a new high school to be voted on during the general election on Nov. 8, 2016.”
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Dover Township is zoned. Changes or additions to your property must meet all zoning requirements.
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With school back in full swing, our office would like to take this opportunity to remind drivers of school bus laws. When buses are picking up and dropping off school children:
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There are many family events scheduled in and around Dover Township this holiday season.
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Just over 18% of registered voters in Tuscarawas County cast ballots in the 2012 primary election. That’s got to be a typo, right? No.
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The approaching spring brings with it warmer temperatures and often home improvement.
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For the first time, Dover Township residents will vote on March 15 to determine the future of Dover Public Library (Issue 10).
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