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Key Takeaways From Olentangy Schools’ Latest Board Meeting
This past week’s Olentangy School Board meeting commenced with a poignant moment of silence, honoring the lives tragically lost in the recent bus accident involving Tuscarawas Valley Local Schools’ students. The meeting swiftly transitioned to uplifting updates from the OASIS program, a beacon for 6th to 12th graders...
Holidays In Powell To Provide A Festive Time
Here’s what you can expect at this joyous celebration. Powell is set to host a festive extravaganza that promises to fill the Village Green Park with holiday cheer. ‘Holidays in Powell’ is the event of the season, scheduled for Saturday, December 2, and here’s what you can expect at this joyous celebration.
Delaware County Composting Initiative Now An Award-Winner
The initiative has gained significant recognition. Delaware County residents have been turning their kitchen leftovers into nutrient-rich soil, thanks to the innovative “Compost It” program. The initiative has gained significant recognition, recently earning the Keep Ohio Beautiful Pilot Program Award. This accolade is a testament to the community’s commitment to environmental sustainability and waste reduction.
Take Ohio’s Bigger, Better Holiday Lights Trail
Delaware County’s Butch Bando’s Fantasy of Lights is included. TourismOhio is once again brightening the holiday season with its Holiday Lights Trail. The statewide showcase of enchanting holiday displays, merry train rides, charming towns, and twinkling lights is back to dazzle visitors on the hunt for holiday cheer.
Columbus Zoo Joins Effort To Protect Asian Elephants In India
A new Center for Species Survival (CSS) in India is focused on Asian elephants. The IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC), the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), and the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium (CZA) have joined forces in a unique partnership to establish a new Center for Species Survival (CSS) in India, focused on Asian elephants.
A Guide To The Holidays At The Hayes House
Publisher’s Note: Each fall, we bring you details of Christmastime doings at Spiegel Grove in Fremont, the home of Delaware native President Rutherford B. Hayes and his wife Lucy. Here’s what is taking place this year. The holidays are upon us! Whether that thought makes you cling to...
Wildlife Wonders Await At Wildlife Wander
The adventure begins with a quarter-mile hike. Highbanks Metro Park invites kids aged 4 to 10 for an enjoyable wildlife exploration event. On Sunday, Nov 19, at 3:00 PM, the Nature Center at Highbanks will transform into a young explorer’s paradise. The event promises a journey through lush forests in search of wildlife signs, accompanied by a knowledgeable naturalist. This is not just a walk in the park; it’s an opportunity for kids to immerse themselves in nature and learn about the fascinating survival strategies of wildlife.
Delaware City Council Resolution Condemns Antisemitic Violence
Delaware City Council stands in solidarity with those affected by antisemitism. Delaware City Council, at its Monday, November 13 meeting, unanimously passed a resolution condemning antisemitic violence and harassment targeting Jewish people, and standing in solidarity with those affected by antisemitism. Resolution No. 23-66 read:. A RESOLUTION UNEQUIVOCALLY CONDEMNING THE...
Buckeye Valley Awarded STEM Classroom Grant
In total, 161 public schools join Buckeye Valley in winning the award. Buckeye Valley Middle School will be awarded a $5000 classroom grant to expand STEM learning projects through Ohio STEM Learning Network Classroom Grant Program, funded by Battelle. The school’s grant is one of 233 issued this fall to create sustainable, STEM learning projects.
Merry Moments: December At OWU
Ohio Wesleyan University today announced its December 2023 lineup of public events. Unless otherwise noted, admission is free. Now through March 24, 2024 – “Move: Mobility, Migration, and Belonging,” at Ohio Wesleyan’s Richard M. Ross Art Museum, 60 S. Sandusky St., Delaware. The exhibition of work by significant local and regional artists is curated to coincide with OWU’s first-year seminar, “How to Change Your World.” The course explores a pressing issue in contemporary life. The Ross Art Museum’s companion exhibit showcases artistic practices that consider how water has affected movement and belonging across history, place, and species. During the academic year, the museum is open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. It will be closed for Thanksgiving break from Nov. 20-24; for winter break from Dec. 17-Jan. 16, 2024; and for spring break from March 9-17, 2024. The museum is handicap-accessible and admission is always free. Call (740) 368-3606 or visit owu.edu/ross for more information.
Man Arrested In Indiana After Powell Murder Investigation
The City of Powell Police Department issued the following statement. The City of Powell Police Department issued the following statement on Wednesday afternoon:. “On Mon., Nov. 13, the Delaware County 911 Center received an out-of-state call from the Sheriff’s Office of Marshall County, Ind. regarding an emergency situation at a residence in The Chase subdivision. Powell Police officers were dispatched to the scene.
Cincy Soccer Executive To Speak At OWU Business Event
The event is free and open to the public. Blair Kisker, vice president of finance and accounting for FC Cincinnati, will discuss “Following Passion to Career: From Accounting to the World of Soccer,” when the 2012 Ohio Wesleyan University graduate presents the 2023-2024 Robert L. Milligan Leaders in Business Lecture.
Navigating Community Development In Orange Township
The session is set to discuss a series of variance applications. In a meeting scheduled for Thursday, November 16, 2023, at 6:00 PM, the Orange Township Board of Zoning Appeals will convene in the Moffett Room at the Orange Township Hall, located at 1680 E. Orange Rd.. The session is set to discuss a series of variance applications that represent diverse requests from educational institutions to renowned fast-food chains.
Prime + Vine: A New Culinary Gem At Evans Farm
It’s more than just a place to shop but also a destination for culinary discovery. Evans Farm in Lewis Center has recently welcomed a new addition to its culinary landscape: Prime + Vine. This unique establishment, which has opened its doors at 5915 Evans Farm Drive, is not just a butcher shop but also a wine bar, offering a novel experience for food and wine enthusiasts. Owner Jeff Gaylor’s venture combines his passion for quality meats with a sophisticated selection of wines, curated by sommelier David Kusz.
Sunbury Lights Up: Christmas on the Square Returns
The event isn’t just about shopping and parades. As the holiday season approaches, Sunbury/Big Walnut Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its annual “Christmas on the Square” celebration. This beloved event, scheduled for December 2, promises to transform the heart of Sunbury into a winter wonderland, complete with a range of activities suitable for all ages.
Your Guide To Columbus Holiday Shows: Music, Magic, And More
Let’s explore some of the most anticipated performances scheduled for this year. For generations, residents of Delaware County have made it a tradition to visit Columbus during the holiday season. Despite changes over the years, with long-standing shopping destinations like Lazarus making way for modern spots like Easton and...
Westerville City Schools Announce Kindergarten Registration For 2024-25
Westerville City Schools offers both Half-Day and All-Day Kindergarten programs. Westerville City School District is opening its doors to the youngest learners in the community. Starting from 10:00 AM on Monday, November 13, families residing within the district boundaries can embark on the journey of enrolling their children in kindergarten for the academic year 2024-25. This early education step is not only a rite of passage for children but also a significant milestone for families as they prepare their little ones for a bright educational future.
Ride Into The Holidays: Delaware’s Holiday Trolley Experience Awaits
The Northwest Trolley awaits to whisk away passengers on a festive adventure. This most festive season of the year is being welcomed with the return of the beloved Holiday Tours. This December, Main Street Delaware is set to charm residents and visitors alike with its Northwest Trolley Edition, promising a ride filled with holiday magic and community warmth.
New Roundabout Aims To Improve Traffic Safety
The introduction of the roundabout is expected to bring multiple benefits. As of Saturday, Delaware County has a new operating traffic roundabout. The much-anticipated project at the intersection of Sawmill Road and Presidential Parkway marks a significant step towards enhancing road safety and operational efficiency in the area. The project, which cost $1.55 million, has been underway since August, with the Presidential Parkway being closed for construction. The new roundabout promises to address the long-standing issue of high crash rates and severity at this intersection.
Spice Up Your Life At Downtown Delaware’s Newest Restaurant
The menu at Desi Tadka is a celebration of the diverse and rich culinary heritage of India. On Friday, Delaware welcomed a new dining experience with the opening of Desi Tadka, an Indian restaurant that brings a burst of authentic Indian flavors to the local culinary scene. This addition to the city’s diverse dining options is expected to be a game-changer for Indian cuisine enthusiasts and food explorers alike.
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