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The Weekly Villager is Portage County's locally-owned newspaper, with a coverage area spanning northern and central Portage and southern Geauga counties.
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UH Portage Medical Center celebrates summer volunteer program’s 15th anniversary
3+ week, 4+ day ago (500+ words) According to University Hospitals Portage Medical Center Volunteer Services Coordinator Stephanie Montgomery, there has been no shortage of local students eager to volunteer at the Medical Center, which has allowed the Hospital’s annual summer volunteer program to flourish, as it…...
Garfield graduate Rebecca Smith seeks to treat mental health with counseling practice
4+ week, 2+ day ago (760+ words) According to James A. Garfield graduate Rebecca Smith, she has had too many friends end their lives because of their mental health issues. Smith has become a strong advocate to treat r mental health and neurodivergent issues by opening her own…...
John Garrity, PhD, Executive Director to Retire
4+ week, 2+ day ago (238+ words) The Mental Health & Recovery Board of Portage County announced that Executive Director John Garrity, Ph.D., will retire in September 2026 after eight years of dedicated leadership. Since joining the Board in 2018, Dr. Garrity has provided strategic direction for the planning, funding,…...