Two Olentangy Liberty students picked for national orchestra
Olentangy Liberty seniors Sean DeLeon and Alec Flemming have been longtime friends, having spent most of their lives together.
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Project by volunteers makes county ancestry tracking easier
Those looking for information about their Delaware County relatives who lived here in the early 1800s can now do so with ease thanks to seven years worth of work by the local genealogical society. The Delaware County Genealogical Society recently completed work on indexing the county’s common pleas court records from 1820 to 1950.
State laws to increase school nutrition, meal costs
From regulating sales to lowering fat content in flavored milk, two pending state laws have proposed wide-reaching changes for school districts. Olentangy Board of Education recently discussed this legislation, highlighting potential changes in produce as well as prices.
Carbon dioxide might boost oil production in Ohio
COLUMBUS — State officials are seeking federal money to test whether crude oil can be drawn from old Ohio oil fields by pumping carbon dioxide from power plants and other sources into the ground — a process that has drawn concern from environmentalists.
Jun 13 2011 | Posted in AP News | Read More »
6 remain in search for county spokesperson
Delaware County commissioners are nearing a decision on hiring a new community relations director, having narrowed the field down to six finalists.
Organized opposition launches anti-levy campaign
An organized opposition to Olentangy’s 7.9-mill levy launched this week, as its coordinator vied to not be “duped” again.
Apr 15 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Stratford hosts annual pancake breakfast
Jason Fisher’s mouth was singing Saturday morning after tasting his pancakes and maple syrup.Fisher, a Columbus resident, wasn’t eating just any type of pancakes, but the all-organic, fresh ones offered at Stratford Ecological Center’s Maple Days Pancake Breakfast in its 11th year.
Mar 13 2011 | Posted in Local News | Read More »