Update -

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Update -

Ashland County has recently brought the 211 phone system online, whereby community members can access information regarding social services available in our county. The Social Action Committee of ACN requests that anyone who uses this system and is willing to provide feedback, please post your comments on our blog.

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