Surprised by the local transportation service’s $53,000 request, an expenditure not included in the original 2012 budget proposal, Delaware City council members voiced their concerns.
A longtime downtown vacancy is expected to transform this summer into a gourmet hot dog restaurant, which intends to serve food and alcohol until 2 a.m.
About a year following the crash that killed Delaware City Councilman Jim Moore, the National Transportation Safety Board cited a loss of control as the probable cause for the accident.
Delaware City Manager Tom Homan presented a balanced 2012 budget proposal to council this week, forecasting a slight decrease in earnings, a slight increase in spending, and a continued surplus in the year-end fund balance.
Former Gov. Ted Strickland visited Delaware County Monday to help mediate an out-of-town dispute between friends. Canton City Council President Allen Schulman, who like Strickland is a Democrat, also traveled to Black Wing Shooting Center on Delaware’s west side to meet with representatives of Ohioans for Concealed Carry.
Voters re-elected all four Delaware City Council members seeking re-election Tuesday. The closest race was between incumbent Joe DiGenova and challenger Robert Hoffman, a former councilman.
COLUMBUS — Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman has defeated a former police sergeant to win his fourth term. That paves the way for the Democrat to become the city’s longest continuously serving mayor. Coleman would earn that distinction if he serves out his full term in Ohio’s largest city, and he has said he will.
After several months of discussion on possible capital improvements in Powell city’s tax increment financing (TIF) area, the development and finance committees Tuesday will meet to discuss project funding.