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Historical Society Announces Roaring 20s Exhibit
The Delaware County Historical Society (DCHS) has announced its latest exhibit, Delaware County in the Roaring 20s. The exhibit opened on September 1 and is featured in the Nash House Museum, located at 157 East William Street in Delaware. This latest opportunity to explore local history will include clothing, music,...
DACC: A Launchpad For Aspiring Culinary Artists And Hospitality Professionals
The curriculum is as diverse as it is thorough. Imagine walking into a state-of-the-art kitchen, donning a chef’s hat, and learning the art of food preparation from industry professionals. That’s precisely what the Food Service program at the Delaware Area Career Center (DACC) offers. This two-year program is not just a course but a comprehensive training ground where students learn commercial kitchen skills in a real-world setting. With multiple workstations and professionally equipped kitchens, the program is designed to provide hands-on experience that goes beyond the textbook.
Kilbourne Road Site Plan Highlights Planning Commission Agenda
Delaware’s rail depot renovation is also on the agenda. On Wednesday evening at 6:30 PM, the Delaware City Planning Commission will convene to discuss a range of topics including developments and zoning. The Boulder Farms Development. One of the most significant items on the agenda is a request by...
Wednesday’s Sunbury Council Meeting: An Agenda Review
The event will see Council consider several important measures. Sunbury City Council will hold a regular meeting this Wednesday, September 6 at 7:30 PM, immediately after a Services Committee meeting. The event will see Council consider several important measures, including the following:. Fire Protection and Land Use: The Spotlight on...
Next Sunday Brings The All Horse Parade
The total parade route is approximately 2.3 miles. The best and one of the largest horse parades east of the Mississippi River is making a return visit to Delaware next Sunday. The 2023 All Horse Parade is set to start at 3:00 PM at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. As in...
Delaware Double Homicide: Suspect Mohamed Kandeh Apprehended
Kandeh was taken into custody without incident. On Sunday at approximately 3:00 PM, local law enforcement learned of a grim discovery. Local police officers were dispatched to a residence on Bristol Drive after two residents failed to meet a family member. Upon arrival, officers found two adult residents deceased inside the home, both from apparent gunshot wounds. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Delaware County Coroner’s Office, and Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office were immediately called to assist with the initial on-scene investigation.
Greater Columbus Ranked Second Nationally In Global Groundwork Index
The Columbus Region has been ranked as the nation’s #2 metro area in Site Selection’s 2023 Global GroundWork Index, an analysis of job creation, capital expenditures, and strategic infrastructure development. “Economic Development goes far beyond job creation, it’s about strengthening the communities where we live and preparing them...
County Commissioners Meet To Discuss Agriculture and More
Here’s a closer look at the key takeaways from this meeting. The Delaware County Board of Commissioners, led by President Jeff Benton, convened on August 31 to discuss resolutions that impact the lives of the county’s residents. From agricultural easements to emergency management, the session was democracy at work. Here’s a closer look at the key takeaways from this meeting.
Big Pharmacy Chains Cut Hours, Close Stores In Ohio
Reasons include competing with e-commerce retailers for sale of items such as cosmetics and shampoo. Walmart is cutting hours at its busy pharmacies, while Rite Aid — which is already selling off stores — is expected to file for bankruptcy protection, news organizations have reported over the past week.
Two Endangered Great Apes Expecting Babies This Fall At The Zoo
This baby will be the first bonobo born in the United States in three years. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s great ape family is growing by two—and providing more hope for the future of two very rare species. For the first time at the Zoo in over 60...
Multi-Year Turkey Study Underway
A multiyear study on the survival and nest success of female wild turkeys. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife and The Ohio State University are partnering to conduct a multiyear study on the survival and nest success of female wild turkeys. Ohio’s wild turkey abundance is...
Orange Cone Alert: Week Of September 3
Each week, we bring you news of construction projects in Delaware and Franklin Counties. Weekly weekend reports from District 6 of the Ohio Department of Transportation now feature on 1808Delaware. This year, we’re calling this feature the “Orange Cone Alert.”. Each week, we bring you news of construction...
Top Marks for Olentangy! Schools Earn High Praise in National Report
Olentangy Liberty High School made a significant leap. The Olentangy Local School District has once again proven its commitment to educational excellence, as evidenced by the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. All four of the district’s high schools have secured spots within the top seven among central Ohio...
Delaware County to Benefit From $90 Million Mental Health And Addiction Services Funding
Delaware County stands to benefit from two, possibly three, of these projects. In a significant move aimed at bolstering mental health and addiction services, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recently announced a $90 million allocation from the American Rescue Plan Act. Administered by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS), these funds are earmarked for 37 regional projects across the state. Delaware County, a community not immune to the challenges of mental health and addiction, stands to benefit from two, possibly three, of these projects.
Two Invasive Tick Species Found In Delaware County
The ticks were found in Lewis Center and the City of Delaware. The Ohio Department of Health confirmed that two invasive species of ticks, an Asian longhorned tick and a Gulf Coast tick, were recently found by Delaware Public Health District environmental health staff while actively monitoring for ticks in local community parks.
Registration Underway For Lifelong Learning Institute
The Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) at Ohio Wesleyan University is offering 13 classes this fall. The Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) at Ohio Wesleyan University is offering 13 classes this fall, with topics ranging from exploring space, to unleashing your inner author, to buying an electric car. For a $75 registration...
Columbus Zoo And Fifth Third Bank Unveil Name Of First Hatchling Of 2023
Fifth Third Bank teamed up with the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to name their first hatchling of 2023 and to provide a chance for the winning name recipient to start their own nest egg. After receiving nearly 700 entries between July 10 and August 9, the winning name of the rose-breasted grosbeak that hatched on May 27 was announced today during an unveiling event. Welcome…Pico!
Summer Road Trip: A Journey Through History And Nature
Visit President and Mrs. Hayes’ house for the Gates & Trees Tour. Here at 1808Delaware we bring you regular updates from the operations at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library and Museums in Fremont, a center for learning about the life and service of Delaware native. Today, it’s news of a special tour taking place there this coming Saturday – the Gates & Trees Tour.
Delaware County Commissioners Renew Property-Tax Rollback
The one-year renewal will provide a total of $6.5 million in tax relief to property owners. The Delaware County Commissioners voted on Monday to renew a 0.5-mill property-tax rollback they originally enacted a year ago. The one-year renewal will provide a total of $6.5 million in tax relief to property owners in the county.
Landmarks Of Delaware County: The Delaware Post Office Building
The total price tag for the new Post Office was $75,004.48. The early decades of the 20th century saw public buildings built across the country, each making a statement about the importance of institutions housed inside their walls. And, as a bustling city with a population nearing 9,000 inhabitants, a...
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