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Hancock county hiring storm cleanup help

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Hancock county leaders are hiring people to help with summer storm cleanup.

The Findlay Courier reports that in order to get one of those temporary positions, you need to have been unemployed for at least 15 weeks.

They are hiring at least 12 people to cut down tree limbs and move heavy debris.

Workers will earn more than $12,000 for their work.

If you are interested in applying, hiring begins this Wednesday at Job Solutions of Hancock County.

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