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Orthopedic Services, Birthing Center, sector jobs in Coshocton County. Tourism gen-
Outpatient Surgical Unit, 24-Hour erates a total of 12 million in personal income
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Students: (Average daily): 5,790 summer performances and more.
Teachers: (Full-time equivalent) 376
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 / 1 ACCOMODATIONS
Graduation Rate: 97%
Overnight Rooms: 225
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County Health Department ................(740) 622-1426 Treasurer- Michelle Darner ............... (740) 622-2731
724 South 7th Street 349 Main Street- Courthouse Annex
Clerk of Courts- Janet Mosier ............(740) 622-1456 michelledarner@coshoctoncounty.net
Coshocton County Courthouse Department of Transportation .......... (740) 622-2741
318 Main Street Coshocton County Garage
Court of Commons Pleas- 233 East Rivercrest Dr.
Judge Richard I. Evans................... (740) 622-1595 Coshocton, OH 43812
318 Main Street- Courthouse
County Auditor- Sandra K. Corder ....(740) 622-1243
349 Main Street, Room 101 Government/Federal
County Commissioners:
Commissioner Gary Fischer ...........(740) 622-1753 United States Senate
Commisstioner D. Curtis Lee ......... (740) 622-1753
Comissioner Dane Shryock..............(740) 622-1753 U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown
401 1/2 Main Street 713 Hart - Senate Office Building
Coshocton, OH 43812 Washington, D.C. 20510
County Coroner- Robert B. Gwinn, D.O . (740) 622-0916 (202) 224-2315
P. O. Box 1542
Senator George Voinovich
Coshocton, OH 43812
524 Hart- Senate Office Building
County Engineer- Fredrick T. Wachtel (740) 622-2135 Washington, D.C. 20510
23194 State Route 621 (202) 224-3353
Coshocton, OH 43812
County Recorder- David H. Dilly ..... (740) 622-2817
United States of Representatives
349 Main Street- Courthouse Annex
Juvenile Court- Judge David W. Burns . (740) 622-8969 U.S. Congressman 18th District- Bob Gibbs
426 Main Street House Office Building
Coshocton, OH 43812 Washington, D.C. 20515
Probate Court- Judge David W. Burns (740) 622-1837 (202) 225-6265
318 Main Street- Courthouse
County Prosecutor- Robert J. Batchelor..(740) 622-3566 Government/State
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This exhibit features artwork by elementary school
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students across the county. For more information. This class is part of a four-part instructional series
contact the museum. for children in grades K through 8th grade, which
Admission: $3 - Adults; $2 - Children; $8 - Family. involves two classes per month, January through
Wednesdays - Admission free for Coshocton County April.
residents. This second class will allow students to use a cam-
era to see themselves in a mirror and evaluate their
FEBRUARY reflection in terms of depth and perspective. Each
student will create a self-portrait from the images
February 4: February Rent Party taken and evaluated.
7:30 p.m. Cost: $ 60 / class. For more information, contact
Pomerene Center for the Arts Pomerene Center for the Arts.
317 Mulberry Street
Coshocton, OH 43812 February 12: Valentine Sweetheart Dance
âwww.pomerenearts.org 8:00 - 11:00 p.m.
Reminiscent of the depression-era neighborhood Lake Park Pavillion
get-togethers in Harlem, New York, these parties are 23253 State Route 83
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of entertainment venues. Pomerene’s Rent parties
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are held on the first Friday evenings of each month, Sponsored by Friends of the Parks, this annual
October through April. February’s musical guest: EBODFXJMMPªFSHVFTUTBDIBODFUPEBODFDIFFLUP
Bring your own beverages; snacks provided. Sug- cheek with their own special sweetheart.
gested donation: $5/person; proceeds help defray Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Call ahead for ticket prices
Pomerene’s monthly gas bill. Space limited; call or and performance information.
email Kschott@pomerenearts.org to reserve a table.
February 12: Chocolate Extravaganza
February 6 and 20: Mirror Mirror - Pomerene Cener 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. (Member preview @ 2:30 p.m.)
for the Arts’s Children’s Instructional Series Emmanuel Lutheran Church
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1500 Pleasant Valley Drive
Pomerene Center for the Arts Coshocton, OH 43812
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âwww.pomerenearts.org Join the Career center in welcoming community
This annual event, sponsored by Pomerene Center members into its facility for their 13th annual Open
for the Arts, features chocolate creations by lo- House. Learn about career-technical training pro-
cal culinary artisans. At this year’s 18th annual grams and see business vendors and service agencies
extravaganza, ticketed guests are invited to sample from throughout the region discussing and demon-
three creations from the many tables of delectable strating their products and services.
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candies and other small desserts. Also included will with ice cream for dessert. Contests, games and
be a raffle, featuring a number of spectacular choco- demonstrations scheduled throughout the evening
late creations. along with door prize drawings running continu-
Guests will also enjoy musical performances ously.
throughout the evening. Call ahead for reservations Admission is free and there is no charge for area
and ticket prices. businesses and agencies to set up a display. Call the
Career Center to reserve display space for this year’s
February 17: Coshocton County Career event.
Center Open House
4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Feb. 20: Let There Be Peace - All-Ohio
Coshocton County Career Center Youth Choir Concert
23640 Airport Road 3:00 p.m.
Coshocton, OH 43812 Coshocton High School (McKinley Auditorium)
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March 2: Chamber of Commerce Annual Spring
Auction
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1205 Cambridge Road
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coverage can be seen on local cable channel 2 (Time on the night of the performance or purchased elec-
Warner). Those wishing to participate can visit tronically in advance of the performance at www.
the chamber’s website (see above) to see a listing footlightplayers.com. Season tickets are $30 each
of items in advance of the auction and to link to an and can be used individually for the each the Play-
online bidding utility the day of the auction. ers’ four performances or in combination for one or
more performance
March 4: March Rent Party
Pomerene Arts Center March 12-13 Coshocton County Home Show - a
317 Mulberry Street Coshocton Habitat for Humanity event
Coshocton, Ohio 43812 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
âwww.pomerenearts.org Coshocton County Career Center
1035 Walnut Street
Reminiscent of the depression-era neighborhood
Coshocton, OH 43812
get-togethers in Harlem, New Your, these parties are
âwww.habitatcoshocton.org
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of entertainment venues. Pomerene’s Rent parties This county-wide event will take place at the Co-
are held on the first Friday evenings of each month, shocton County Career Center, located across from
October through April. the Super Wal-Mart in Coshocton (23640 Airport
Rd.). Vendors will be showcasing their home and
Bring your own beverages; snacks provided. Sug- garden-oriented products and services. Proceeds
gested donation: $5/person; proceeds help defray from vendor registration will benefit Habitat for
Pomerene’s monthly gas bill. Space limited; call or Humanity.
email acornell@pomerenearts.org to reserve a table.
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Theater goers will enjoy this wild comedy by Wil-
liam VanZandt and Jane Milmore. It includes hilari-
ous and well-timed twists, gags and mistaken identi-
ties in a story about two out-of-work musicians in
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New York City, who room together to save expenses.
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intrigue until things spin out of control. Directed by
Susan Gordon. This production is part of Footlight
Player’s 62nd season in Coshocton.
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Admission is free. Food/concessions available. For April 16: Lake Park Community Cleanup Day
more information or to reserve a display space, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
contact Jane Sikes at (740) 622-7907 or msljs01@ Lake Park Pavillion
roadrunner.com. 23253 State Route 83
Coshocton, OH 43812
March 13 and 20: Skeletons - Pomerene Cener for
âwww.coshoctonlakepark.com
the Arts’s Children’s Instructional Series
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Help spuce up Lake Park for the summer season.
Pomerene Center for the Arts Volutneers will rake, mulch, prune and pick up litter
317 Mulberry Street throughout the park. Lunch will be provided for all
Coshocton, Ohio 43812 volunteers at noon.
âwww.pomerenearts.org
This class is part of a four-part instructional series April 16 - May 11: Teenage Talent - Johnson Hum-
for children in grades K through 8th grade, which rickhouse Museum Exhibit
involves two classes per month, January through Johnson Humrickhouse Museum
April. 300 N. Whiteoman Street
Coshocton, Ohio 43812
This third class in this series will include a trip to
âwww.jhmuseum.org
the Museum of Natural History in Cleveland, during
This exhibit features artwork by area high school
which students will examine and draw skeletons of
youth. For more information. contact the museum.
humans and animals in the scientific kingdom. .
Admission: $3 - Adults; $$2 - Children; $8 - Fam-
Cost: $ 60 / class. For more information, contact
ily. Wednesdays - Admission free for Coshocton
Pomerene Center for the Arts.
County residents.
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air tent. The menu will be prepared by Chef Mike Dœ²ƶ×Ç İǏƞƶ ¥×ěģņÇ 3ģƞƶœƖģ² eœƞ²œ× {ģĴĴď×ſ
Cichon, a locally-celebrated chef, along with stu- ĴĴ ²¥ģņƞ Ɩ× óǏĴĴǨ óǏƖņģƞě×Ç Ǥģƶě ¥Ĵ× l{Â
dents from the Coshocton County Career Center’s Bģņď ×Çƞ @²Ǐǯǯģ lǏ¥ƞ ņÇ .ǏĴĴ Bģƶ²ě×ņƞſ
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Culinary Arts program.
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student (through high school). Tickets can be pur- Triple Locks Theater
chased at the door or by calling Lee Bown at (740) North Whitewoman Street
622-3960. Coshocton, Ohio 43812
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âwww.footlightplayers.com
May 6: First Friday Celebration Based upon George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. story, this delightful musical with book and lyrics by
Main Street and Courthouse Square Alan Jay Lerner and music by Frederick Loewe. The
Downtown Coshocton story concerns Eliza Doolittle, a Cockney flower
âwww.coshoctonchamber.com girl who takes speech lessons from professor Henry
This free community celebration uses historic Main Higgins, a phoneticist, so she can pass as a proper
Street as the backdrop for musical entertainment, lady.
kids’ activities, an art show and sale, wonderful
food, sidewalk sales and so much more. These This beloved musical comedy made its Broadway
diverse activities are planned to appeal to families premier in 1956, setting what was then the record
and individuals of all ages. First Friday celebrations for the longest run of any major musical theater
are scheduled for the first Friday of each month, QSPEVDUJPOJOIJTUPSZ%JSFDUFECZ3PCJO$PªNBO
running May through September. This production is part of Footlight Player’s 62nd
season in Coshocton.
May 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21: My Fair Lady - A Footlight Tickets: $10 and can be purchased at the box office
Players theater production on the night of the performance or purchased elec-
8:00 p.m. tronically in advance of the performance at www.
footlightplayers.com. Season tickets are $30 each
and can be used individually for the each the Playes’
four performances or in combination for one or
more performances.
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25 works by distringuished artists from across the Club. Stroll through the streets of Roscoe Village
U.S. and even beyond. to tunes of the 50’s and 60’s, as you admire your
favorite car and talk to its proud owner.
JUNE Free admission and parking.
June 3: First Friday Celebration June. 17-20: Coshocton Dulcimer Days Music Festi-
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. val
Main Street and Courthouse Square Courthouse Square
Downtown Coshocton Downtown Coshocton
âwww.coshoctonchamber.com
âwww.dulcimerdays.com
This free community celebration uses historic Main Whether hammered or plucked, you’ll enjoy tradi-
Street as the backdrop for musical entertainment, tional mountain dulcimer music at this year’s festi-
children’s activities, an art show and sale, wonder- val, returning once again to Coshocton. Local and
ful food, sidewalk sales and so much more. These regional performers will entertain visitors through-
diverse activities are planned to appeal to families out the event and craft and concession vendors
and individuals of all ages. First Friday celebration will be on-hand to round out your experience. On
are scheduled for the first Friday of each month, Saturday, the 18th, watch as The Mid-East Regional
May through September. Hammered and Mountain Dulcimer Championship
takes place as part of this year’s festival.
Admission is free.
Free admission and parking.
June. 10-12: 30th Annual Hot Air Balloon Festival
Coshocton County Fairgrounds
Kenilworth and 7th Street
Coshocton, OH
âwww.visitcoshocton.com
Sponsored by Frontier Power, this year’s festival
will feature musical entertainment, carnival rides,
festive foods and local artisans selling their crafts
- just to name some of the events lined up for this
annual attraction. Dœ²Ĵ Çײģƞģœņƞ œņ Ĵœ²Ĵ ľœƖƶďď×ƞ
Admission is free. Contact Coshocton County Con- Œ źĒşļ êĉ®¼Ĥ¼ĉ®¼ĉŒ ĒăăşĉêŒź |ĉ÷© ŷ¼ ĒÏϼļ ŒĒĤ ış|ùêŒź
ventions and Visitors Bureau at (740) 622-4877 for ăĒļŒÖ|Ö¼ ń¼ļŶê¼ń ŷêŒä ĒăĤ¼ŒêŒêŶ¼ êĉŒ¼ļ¼ńŒ ļ|Œ¼ń |ĉ® Ĥ|źă¼ĉŒ
more information. Ĥù|ĉńĪ q¼Ĺùù Œ|÷¼ Œä¼ Œêă¼ ŒĒ ®êńşńń |ùù źĒşļ ĒĤŒêĒĉń© |ĉ® Ö¼Œ
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June. 12: Corvette Cruise-In at Roscoe Village
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Whitewoman Street
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12:00 noon
Coshocton County Fairgrounds
Kennilworth and 7th Streets, Coshocton
JULY
(740) 622-1806
Enjoy live entertainment and lots of food and fun for
July 1: First Friday Celebration the whole family this July 4th at this Towne Centre-
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. sponsored community celebration. The event features
Main Street and Courthouse Square a fantastic fireworks display at dusk, food and activi-
Downtown Coshocton ties and grandstand entertainment. Also featured will
âXXXDPTIPDUPODIBNCFSDPN be the Annual Coshocton Crooner Competition.
This free community celebration uses historic Main Admission is free.
Street as the backdrop for musical entertainment,
kids’ activities, an art show and sale, wonderful July 6 - 16: Alice in Wonderland - A Footlight Play-
food, sidewalk sales and so much more. These di- ers children’s theater production
verse activities are planned to appeal to families and 8:00 p.m.
individuals of all ages. First Friday celebration are Triple Locks Theater
scheduled for the first Friday of each month, May North Whitewoman Street, Coshocton, Ohio 43812
through September.
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âwww.footlightplayers.com
Admission is free. The beloved Lewis Carroll story comes to life with
this year’s children’s theater performance. Enjoy the
July 4: 4th of July Celebration crazy antics of Alice as she makes her way through
‘Wonderland,’ encountering the likes of the Mad
Hatter, the Cheshire Cat and the Queen of Hearts.
Directed by Shelly Lillibridge.
Limited number of performances. Call for ticket
information and final show schedule.
AUGUST
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Main Street and Courthouse Square
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âwww.coshoctonchamber.com The county fair is always an exciting time in Co-
This free community celebration uses historic Main shocton County and this year - the 160th year of our
Street as the backdrop for musical entertainment, fair - is no exception. With free nightly entertain-
kids’ activities, an art show and sale, wonderful ment in the Grandstands, you can’t beat the value.
food, sidewalk sales and so much more. These di- You can also visit the numerous exhibits and dis-
verse activities are planned to appeal to families and plays produced by our talented youth programs and
individuals of all ages. First Friday celebration are adult organizations and businesses. Don’t forget
scheduled for the first Friday of each month, May that fabulous fair food, too!
through September. For a schedule of events, call the fair office at (740)
Admission is free. 622-2385 or visit www.coshoctoncountyfair.org.
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âwww.jhmuseum.org November 25: Holiday Bazaar at Lake Park
This is JHM’s inaugural Coshocton Bicentennial ex- 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
hibit. Enjoy collections - antiques and memorabilia Lake Park Pavillion
- belonging to local residents that reflect our region’s 23253 State Route 83, Coshocton, OH 43812
rich history.
âwww.coshoctonlakepark.com
Visit the Lake Park Pavilion for the largest holiday
NOVEMBER bazaar in the county. Over 60 tables of handmade
crafts, holiday decor, baked goods and other unique
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November 4: November Rent Party A food stand will also be available with soups, sand-
7:30 p.m. wiches and baked goods.
Pomerene Center for the Arts
317 Mulberry Street, Coshocton, OH 43812
âwww.pomerenearts.org DECEMBER
Reminiscent of the depression-era neighborhood
get-togethers in Harlem, New Your, these parties are
December 2: December Rent Party
BOJOUJNBUFDPNNVOJUZDFMFCSBUJPOPªFSJOHBWBSJFUZ
7:30 p.m.
of entertainment venues. Pomerene’s Rent parties
Pomerene Center for the Arts
are held on the first Friday evenings of each month,
317 Mulberry Street, Coshocton, OH 43812
October through April.
âwww.pomerenearts.org
Bring your own beverages; snacks provided. Sug-
gested donation: $5/person; proceeds help defray
Pomerene’s monthly gas bill. Space limited; call or
email acornell@pomerenearts.org to reserve a table.
November 20: Miracle on Main Christmas Celebra-
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Main Street, Coshocton, OH 43812
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Every year Towne Centre’s members and merchants ļ¼ źĒş êĉŒ¼ļ¼ńŒ¼® êĉ ¼ĒăêĉÖ ăĒļ¼ |ŒêŶ¼
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transform Main Street into a winter wonderland as Ē źĒş ŷ|ĉŒ ŒĒ ă¼¼Œ şńêĉ¼ńń ŷĒă¼ĉ ŷêŒä
lights adorn the street and windows and the huge ńêăêù|ļ êĉŒ¼ļ¼ńŒńIJ
Christmas tree next door to WTNS Radio station is ĒńäĒŒĒĉ
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ş÷¼ź¼ &êļùń ZŒ|Œ¼Ī
Ēĉ|Œ¼ń ŒĒ %êļńŒ ZŒ¼Ĥ %|ăêùź pêĒù¼ĉ¼Ī
At 6:00 p.m. the community parade begins and Ēĉ|Œ¼ń ŒĒ Ēùù|ļń ÏĒļ ZäĒù|ļńĪ
ŷ|ļ®ń qĒļ÷êĉÖ qĒă¼ĉĹń ZäĒù|ļńäêĤń ÏĒļ ùĒ|ù ŷĒă¼ĉ
afterward ļ¼ŒşļĉêĉÖ ŒĒ ¼®ş|ŒêĒĉĪ
Main Street merchants serve cookies and beverages, Cşă¼ļĒşń |ĉĉş|ù |ŒêŶêŒê¼ń êĉ ĒńäĒŒĒĉ ĒşĉŒźĪ
Reminiscent of the depression-era neighborhood ers. Musical selections span the centuries with clas-
get-togethers in Harlem, New Your, these parties are sics from each era being performed. This concert
BOJOUJNBUFDPNNVOJUZDFMFCSBUJPOPªFSJOHBWBSJFUZ features the 100-voice adult choir, the 70-voice
of entertainment venues. Pomerene’s Rent parties children’s choir and the 60-voice teen choir , all
are held on the first Friday evenings of each month, performing a mix of sacred and secular Chrismas
October through April. music. All three choirs were founded and are con-
ducted by Charles R. Snyder, who is highly-respect-
Bring your own beverages; snacks provided. Sug-
ed throughout the state. He is also the conductor of
gested donation: $5/person; proceeds help defray
the 200-voice All-Ohio Youth Choir.
Pomerene’s monthly gas bill. Space limited; call or
email acornell@pomerenearts.org to reserve a table Tickets: $10 - adult, $5 - children. Tickets are
available at the door or by calling Lee Bown at
December 4: Coshocton Community Choir Christ- (740) 622-3960. For more infomation call (740)
mas Concert 622-3960.
3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Coshocton High School (McKinley Auditorium) December 3, 10, 17: Christmas Candle Lightings at
1205 Cambridge Road, Coshocton, OH 43812 Roscoe Village
(740) 622-3960 Historic Roscoe Village
Over 200 singers and musicians from central Ohio Whitewoman Street
participate in this annual Christmas concert. The Coshocton, OH 43812
choir, now in its 39th season, has commissioned a
âwww.roscoevillage.com
number of arrangements from well-known compos- This event takes place the first three Saturday eve-
nings in December, Roscoe Village welcomes the
0æ£eAö :¨ÏÓ· 0nÏó[nÓ holiday season with its Christmas Candle lighting
ceremonies. Share in the tradition of lighting the
sa~~ A½½
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¯¯ A½½ 2ÏAeݨ£A candle as “Silent Night” is sung throughout the
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SERVICES
Salvation Army educational services for vic-
Contact: Capts. John and (740) 622-1736, ext.
tims of domestic violence.
OSU Extension Office Tricia Cornelius 110
Contact: Serves children from birth
219 N. 4th Street Six County Counseling to age 21 who have special
724 S. 7th Street Coshocton, OH 43812 Center of Coshocton health care needs. Provides
Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-0971 710 Main Street diagnostic and treatment
www.coshocton.osu.edu programs and coordinates
Coshocton, OH 43812
30) 897-3232 (740) 622-2265 other services available in an
Helps educate and support This Christian organiza- (740) 622-3404 FªPSUUPHJWFDPNQSFIFOTJWF
tion provides help for our Private, not-for-profit corpo-
county residents with issues care which is community-
communities less fortunate ration providing comprehen-
involving agriculture and based and family-centered.
through a variety of ways, sive and responsive mental
consumer science. Pro-
including food, clothing, health education, prevention
vides services and referrels Coshocton County Board
furniture and help in times and treatment programs in
designed to promote better
utilzation of our natural and of community disaster emergency, in-patient and of MRDD
or emergency. They also out-patient settings for fami- Contact: Ned Davis
people resources through
lies, individuals and groups.
4-H and other community provide help in international 637 Chestnut Street
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disasters/emergencies. Coshocton, OH 43812
Tompkins Child and (740) 622-3563
Counseling - Adolescent Services Serves persons with mental
Clothes Closets / Contact: Chris Gallagher retardation and develop-
Clothing Distribution Behavioral /
610 Walnut Street mental disabilities and their
Emotional Coshocton, OH 43812 familes through Hopewell
First Step Family services, family resource
Coshocton Behavioral (740) 622-4270 programs.
Violence Intervention Specializes in anger man-
Health Choices agement, therapy groups,
Services
140 1/2 6th Street counseling and support for Coshocton County
Director: Vicki Laudick
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Schools)
Inc. 23640 Airport Road Educational Services Coshocton, OH 43812
36272 C.R. 79 (740) 622-9537
SERVICES
Coshocton, OH 43812
Shannon Staffing need. Parenting education (740) 622-2929, ext. (740) 622-0971
636 Chestnut St. and support are also offered
to clients.
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Coshocton, OH 43812
(740) 622-2600
Provides job placement The Nurturing Father
for temporary and fulltime (740) 622-2674 `ä¼ T¼ļă|ĉ¼ĉŒ ZĒùşŒêĒĉ Zêĉ¼ ĜĎÑÄ
employment. Offers ten-week programs
to assist men in enhanc- .Ï
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ing their fathering skills.
Family / Parenting Administered through Cosh. .ĉ ĜĎÑÄ© tĒşļ q|ļļ|ĉŒź qĒşù® ZŒêùù
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Co. Board of MRDD.
Resources HŶ¼ļ ŝƃƃ©ƃƃƃ
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Family P.A.C.T.
725 Pine Street Relationship Enhance- <êϼ ĒÏ Œä¼ ZŒļşŒşļ¼ q|ļļ|ĉŒź Ł
Coshocton, OH 43812 ment Program)
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Provides services/programs 610 Walnut Street
TļĒăĤŒ ĉ|ùźńêń ńŒêă|Œ¼
to improve/enhance family Coshocton, OH 43812
relationships. Administered (740) 622-4270 %êĉ|ĉêĉÖ Ŷ|êù|ù¼
through Cosh. Co. Job & PREP is designed to Z¼ĉêĒļ êńĒşĉŒ
Family Services emprove relationships and
strengthen families. Ad-
minstered through Tomp-
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First Council kins Child & Adolescent Ōƃƃ Ī Vşńń¼ùù Ŷ¼Ī© q¼ńŒ <|Ï|ź¼ŒŒ¼
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Community food pantry Coshocton City Health 131 S. 6th Street Coshocton, OH 43812
Dept. Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-9801
760 Chestnut Street hopecliniccoshocton.org Provides rental assistance,
Health Services / utility assistance and shelter
Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-6223
Resources for those made homeless due
(740) 622-1736 Hope Clinic of Coshocton to an emergency or unfors-
Coshocton County Ar- is a faith-based free medical een situation. Administered
thritis Foundation Coshocton County Health clinic that provides services through Kno-Ho-Co-
Department to the Coshocton County Ashland Community Action
Contact: Susan Calhoun residents who do not have Commission.
P. O. Box 784 724 S. 7th Street access to any form of medi-
Newark, OH 43058 Coshocton, OH 43812 cal insurance.
(740) 622-1426 Habitat For Humanity of
arthritishelp@hotmail. The licensed medical staff Coshocton County
Services include: WIC, Ma-
com ternal & Child Health Clinic, will provide basic, sound, 1035 Walnut Street
(740) 349-3876 Vision, Hearing and Speech quality medical care. In
addition the clinic’s all- Coshocton, OH 43812
Clinics, BCMH (Bureau for (740) 623-2764
Children with Handicaps), volunteer staff seek to serve
and share the love of Jesus, All-volunteer organization
Helps educate and locate immunization clinics and providing housing for low-
various other health clinics helping to address patient’s
resources in support of income families by con-
and community education spiritual, emotional, mental
individuals coping with ar- structing new homes within
programs. Also maintains and social needs, as well as
thritis and other age-related
birth and death records. their physical/medical needs. the county.
ailments, including gout,
SERVICES
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County Career Center at
23640 Airport Road, Co-
American Red Cross
shocton, but will be moving
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address on 6th Street, spring Coshocton, OH 43812
of 2011. www.coshoctonredcross.
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Housing Assistance Provides relief and safety to
disaster victims and helps
Coshocton Metropolitan residents prevent and prepare
Housing Authority for all emergencies. Also
823 Magnolia Street provide blood to victims of
emergencies.
Coshocton, OH 43812
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Assists low-income families
&ļ¼|Œ BşùŒêéTĒùêź &ĒĒ® ZŒş®¼ĉŒ êńĒşĉŒńÍ and the elderly with rental Community Action Com-
housing and Section 8 hous- mission
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ing essential services in tion, as well as Boy Scouts, family’s self-sufficiency. www.coshoctonhealth.
Know, Holmes, Coshocton Girl Scouts and county-wide Now part of Hopewell
and Ashland Counties for youth recreation organiza- School/Cosh. Co. MRDD.
org
over 40 years. Services tions. (740) 295-7311
include emergency shelter, Provides health services and
Hope Clinic education to pregnant and
rental and utility assistance,
prescription drug assis- Pregnancy / Infant / 23640 Airport Road new parents. Administered
tance, Head Start programs, Coshocton, OH 43812 through Cosh. Co. Health
Child Resources Department.
women’s health services
and senior citizen services/ Free, faith-based walk-in
programs. Coshocton Pregnancy health clinic, housed at Maternal and Child
Coshocton County Career Health Center (Covering
Distress Center Center. Available to resi-
Maria Hay Forbes Center 128 Burt Avenue children ages birth through
dents who have no insurance
623 Main Street 12 yrs.)
(740) 622-3808 coverage or find themselves
Coshocton, OH 43812 Offers free pregnancy tests, temporarily without cover- www.coshoctonhealth.
(740) 622-3542 helps with problem preg- age. Basic health services, org
Serves women, children nancies, provides layettes, including low-cost prescrip- (740) 622-2999
and other Coshocton com- cribs and other needs on an tions available through Wal-
munity members. Provides individual basis. Mart. Thursday evenings,
preschool program, infant to 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Provides education and
school age childcare center, Coshocton Right To Life health services and to
babysitting clinic, fitness Maternal Health Clinic infants and children who
SERVICES
area and women’s health 128 Burt Avenue
reside in Coshocton County,
activities. Sponsors of Ohio (740) 545-6002 (Pre-natal to Post-partum
Junior Miss scholarship Provides books, pamphlets,
program and Black History videos and other informa-
tion to individuals, schools
month essay contest.
and libraries. Tù|êĉÏê¼ù®
eĉꌼ® B¼ŒäĒ®êńŒ äşļä
United Way of Coshoc- ĜƃĜ äşļä ZŒļ¼¼Œ Tù|êĉÏê¼ù®© HäêĒ ÔŗÄŗō
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Coshocton, OH 43812 of age. Provide health and Zşĉ®|ź ZäĒĒù Ĝƃ¨ƃƃ |ă
(740) 623-4567 developmental screenings, Zşĉ®|ź Z¼ļŶê¼ń ĜĜ¨ƃƃ |ă
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Five Point Chiropractic Street
Center Coshocton, OH 43812 |ăĤêĉÖ ¼ŹĤ¼ļê¼ĉ¼ ÏĒļ |®şùŒ |ĉ®
1101 Chestnut Street, (740) 622-8421
P.O. Box 687,
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Provides complete dental
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(740) 622-3553 and under and also to the `ļ|Ŷ¼ù TļĒÖļ|ăń
Fax (740) 622-5270 handicapped. |ăĤ .ĉéBĒŒêĒĉ
John J. Snyder II, B.S. %|ăêùź &¼Œ|ŷ|źń
Brian G. Dunlap, D.D.S
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Ed., D.C. 448 Main Street
Coshocton Chiropractic Coshocton, OH 43812
Health Center (740) 622-5774
649 Walnut Street, FAX (740) 622-1152
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Fax (740) 622-3631
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(740) 622-8461
Suite 102
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(Internist)
406 South 15th Street Gabriel Yandam, M.D.
Coshocton, OH 43812 (OB/GYN)
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son brother’s art estate European decorative meet our village doc- 23253 State Route 83
were transferred to the art treasrues. Special tor and visit his home; Coshocton, OH 43812
museum’s new home in traveling exhibits are view a full-scale canal (740) 622-7528
Coshocton. changed approximately boat replica; or visit the The Coshocton’s Park
five times per year and immaculately-groomed District offers camp-
In 1973 the museum
include national and re- gardens boasting an ar- ing, fishing, swimming,
received full National
gional exhibits of many ray of seasonal color. and picnic shelters
Accreditation by the
varieties. along with a beauti-
prestigious American During our regular
Association of Mu- Hours: May-October: touring season, these ar- fully restored Pavilion
seums. This coveted Mon.-Sun: 12pm-5pm; tisans may be joined by for community events,
status is the highest November-April: Tues.- a weaver, a printer and receptions, dances, etc.
recognition a nuseum Sun: 1pm-4:30pm. Free a broom-maker. Enjoy The Towpath, a paved
can receive. In 1985, admission for Cosh. Co. a hands-on experience walking and bicycle
JHM was again awarded residents every Wednes- with activities such path around the middle
acreditation in its pres- day. as ink stamp printing, basin, provides a scenic
ent site in Historic Ros- See ‘Local Events’ sec- rope-making, candle- look at the old canal
coe Village, to which it tion for 2011 scheduled towpath which con-
dipping, tin-punching
was relocated in 1979, nects the Lake Park
events and exhibits. or weaving. Smell the
when it outgrew its Recreational Area with
aroma of fresh abble
Sycamore Street loca- historic Roscoe Village
Roscoe Villiage Living butter simmering over
tion. and the Monticello III
History Museum / Tour an open fire during one
Canal Boat. The Three
It was through a Whitewoman Street of our exciting festivals, Rivers Bikeway is a 2
combined effort of Coshocton, OH 43812 with lots of good food mile multi-purpose trail
local fundraising and (740) 622-9310 and great entertainment. circumventing the Park
generous grants from Historic Roscoe Vil- Roscoe Village is also District. Visitors can
both the Economic lage is a living history home to an eclectic view the original canal
Develoopment Adminis- community that offers blend of shops, liv- locks as they cross the
tration and the Mont- visitors a unique treat.
FOOD & FUN
ing Coshocton’s history. hunting and fishing, 147 room or outdoors in one by the glass, bottle, case
Paddle boats and bike lakes or ponds. Call for of two seating areas. or gift packs.
rentals available also. details. Light hors’dourves also Open year round, 11:00
Monticello III Attractions - available and outdoor a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mon-
The horse-drawn Mon- cookouts are regularly day through Saturday,
Specialty Shops
ticello III is a replica scheduled during sum- (until 9:00 p.m. Friday
of an 1800’s canal boat mer months. Guest and Saturday from June
Unusual Junction- Coun- 1 though October 1
and offers visitors to the house also on grounds.
try Market/ Universe only.) Closed Sundays.
area a 45 minute ride
Bridal Shop Open March through Owners: Lee and Joy
into Coshocton’s color-
56310 US 36 December, 11 a.m. Wyse.
ful past on a restored
West Lafayette, OH - 7:00 p.m., Closed
portion of the Ohio-Erie
43845 Sundays. By appoint- Raven’s Glenn Winery
Canal. The 1-1/2 mile
(740) 545-6007 ment only Jan. and Feb. 56183 County Road 143
canal trip features a
Crafts and deli goods, Owners: Tina Endsley (Just off U.S. 36)
narrated history by the
plus a recently-added and son, Randy. West Lafayette, OH
boat’s captain.
thrift store support- 43845
Memorial Day through ing local, regional and Rainbow Hills Vineyards (740) 545-1000
Labor Day: trips run national charities. 26349 TR 251 FAX (740) 545-9162
daily, on the hour, from Newcomerstown, OH
Universe Bridal offers www.ravensglenn.com
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 43832
a huge selection of fo-
From Labor Day to Raven’s Glenn Winery
mal attire for weddings, (740) 545-9305
mid-October, Saturdays is located on US 36
proms and other formal Coshocton County’s
and Sundays only, same about 9 miles outside
events. first winery. Rainbow
hours. Coshocton. Featuring
Vineyards offers desert tours of the winemak-
Children 4 and under Attractions - and dinner wines of ing process, Italian-style
free; group rates and Wineries American grape and restaurant and gift shop
special charter rates French hybrid varieties. and a large tasting room
available. Senior dis- Heritage Vineyards
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River View Community Park Board River View Young Farmers & River View FFA
(740) 824-3600 Alumni
(740) 824-3522 Ext. 1231
Tiverton Community Institute
(740) 824-4304 Tiverton Grange #1515
Dick Border
Warsaw Alumni Association ((740) 824-3652
(740) 824-3657
Walhonding Valley Grange #1751
West Lafayette Alumni Association Albert Young
(740) 545-6743 (740) 824-3362
Women
(740) 622-0009
Bethlehem Grange #1752
Bob Mowery Coshocton County Township Trustees & Clerks
(740) 824-3894 Association
(740) 622-6980
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Salvation Army
(740) 622-0971 Organizations -
Fraternal / Veteran
Trirosis Club
Norma Grewe American Legion Post 65
(740) 622-0110 (740) 622-6106
Warsaw Lions Club American Legion Post 634
(740) 622-5374 Warsaw, OH 43844
(740) 824-3226
West Lafayette Lion’s Club
SOCIAL CLUBS
(740) 545-545-9774
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Real Estate / Auction Services
Endsley Agency
Board of Realtors 433 Walnut Street
P.O. Box 1611 Coshocton, OH 43812
Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-0281
President- Jim Nelson Jacobs Vanaman Realty
Vice President- Tom Dile 530 Main Street
Secretary- Marlene Griffith Coshocton, OH 43812
Treasurer- Christi Olinger (740) 622-8488
www.jacobsvanaman.com
Agents Realty
& Auction Service Lewis Realty & Appraisals
23024 CR 621 (740) 622-8488
Coshocton, OH 43812
(740) 622-0700 Old Towne Realty
www.agentsrealty1.com 224 North 4th Street
Coshocton, OH 43812
Century 21 Court Square (740) 622-3669
Realty & Auction www.oldetownrealtyoh.com
404 Main Street
Coshocton, OH 43812 Peddicord Rice Auction Realty
(740) 622-3731 838 South 2nd Street
www.c21courtsquarerealty.com Coshocton, OH 43812
(740) 622-3111
Coshocton Real Estate
20485 TR 5 Real Living the Right Choice
West Lafayette, OH 43812 711 Walnut Street
(740) 545-7110 Coshocton, OH 43812
(740) 622-7653
Towne Centre Realty www.reallivingtherightchoice.com
115 North 3rd Street
Coshocton, OH 43812 Stoffer Real Estate, Inc.
(740) 622-7678 401 Walnut Street
Coshocton, OH 43812
Dale Gress Real Estate (740) 622-6660
& Auction Service
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W hether or not you remember, you are sure to enjoy these photos
in this new hardcover book. The Coshocton Tribune is proud to
announce the arrival of “Bridging the Past.” This very special,
hardbound, coffee-table pictorial book celebrates Coshocton’s 200th birthday.
The photos for this Bicentennial book were carefully selected from the
collections of individuals and area archives to capture life in Coshocton and
Coshocton County from the earliest photographs to today. An heirloom-
quality treasure to be passed down through generations, this is a book you
will want to own — and also makes a wonderful gift for family and friends.
You may still purchase this special bicentennial edition at a price of $39.95
plus tax, while quantities last. Order your books today by using the
coupon. Don’t miss this opportunity to have a piece of Coshocton history!
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Member Schools:
Ridgewood High School .......... (740) 545-6345
Principal- Todd Stoffer
602 Johnson Street, West Lafayette, OH 43845
Athletics Office ...................... (740) 545-5314
Music Department ................. (740) 545-9783
Vo-Agriculture Department ... (740) 545-6876
Lincoln School #1
Ridgewood Middle School ....... (740) 545-6335
801 Cambridge Road, Coshocton, Ohio
Principal- Michael Masloski
Built: 1910
517 South Oak Street, West Lafayette, OH
43845 River View Local School District
West Lafayette Elementary ...... (740) 545-5312 River View Local School District . (740) 824-3521
Principal- Brian Rentsch Superintendent- Kyle Kanuckel
225 West Union Avenue, West Lafayette, OH River View Board of Education/Administrative
43845 Offices .................................. (740) 824-3521
26496 State Route 60 N, Warsaw, OH 43844
District Services: Board Members: Brent R. Porteus (President),
Transportation / Bus Garage . (740) 545-9466 Daniel L Hothem (Vice President), David
Lapp, .................Brent R. Porteus (President),
D. Cordell Brown, Larry Pepper
SCHOOL FROM THE PAST Member Schools:
River View High School ........... (740) 824-3522
Principal- Charles Rinkes
26496 State Route 60 N., Warsaw, OH 43844
District Services:
Transportaion ........................... (740) 824-3010
Warsaw School #1
Building & Maintenance .......... (740) 824-3521
Blissfield Road, Warsaw, Ohio
Built: 1893
Coshocton County Head Start .. (740) 622-3667
3201 CR 16, Coshocton, OH 43812 Mindy Fehrman, Dan Hothem, Cordell Brown,
John Riebesell
Coshocton County Joint Vocational School
District
Coshocton County Career Center ..(740) 622-0211 Coshocton City Developmental Disabilities
Superintendent- Deborah Kapp-Salupo School District
Principal- Mr. Eddie Dovenbarger
23640 Airport Road Hopewell School ...................... (740) 622-2032
Coshocton, OH 43812 Superintendent- Mr. Steve Oster
www.coshoctoncareers.org 23720 Airport Road
Board Members: Tad Johnson (President), Coshocton, OH 43812
Board Members: Casey Claxon (President),
SCHOOL FROM THE PAST Jayne McClure (Vice President), Cherry
Wilson, Andy ........ Raber, Andrea Schweitzer,
Sarah Cunningham, Kyle Hamilton
Kids Campus Preschool/ Ext. Care (740) 622-3542 Early Advantage Preschool ...... (740) 622-6211
468 Browns Lane, Coshocton, OH 43812 (Meets at Kids America Complex)
1600 Otsego Avenue, Coshocton, OH 43812
Sacred Heart School-Preschool (740) 622-3728
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