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JVS welcomes new and returning students

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The Jefferson County Vocational School welcomed 438 students during its orientation on August 19, gearing up for the school year. Superintendent Ted Gorman and Principal Heather Hoover expressed their excitement about the new academic year and the school's strong teaching staff. Students received orientation checklists, toured classrooms, and met their teachers in preparation for classes. Juniors started classes on August 20, followed by seniors on August 21. Students like Addy Degarmo in early childhood education and Gage Applegarth in welding shared their enthusiasm for the upcoming year.

Madison Krzys, inspired by family ties, looks forward to her future in cosmetology. Gorman highlighted the school's 50th anniversary, making this year particularly special. Plans are underway for an open house to invite back alumni, fostering community connections.

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Community news from around the area

The Order of AHEPA Hancock County Chapter No. 103 will hold a gyro sale on September 11 to benefit several community nonprofits, with gyros priced at $10 each. The American Legion Auxiliary Post 10 will also host a soup and sandwich sale on the same day to support veterans. Various community meetings and events are scheduled in the area, enhancing local engagement.

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Rescue Them All Bar Crawl planned

The Jefferson County Humane Society is hosting the Rescue Them All Pup Crawl on October 4 to raise funds for the care of hundreds of animals in their shelter and foster homes. The nonprofit relies entirely on community support and grants, as they do not receive government funding. The event will feature visits to several local businesses and includes a $25 ticket that provides food vouchers and participation in games.