Olentangy lunch prices increasing for 2012-13 school year
The cost of a lunch in the Olentangy School District will be more expensive this coming school year.
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No texting tickets given in Delaware City
No driver has been charged with texting since Delaware City enacted a local ban almost two years ago.
May 21 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Delaware finds funds, smooths residents’ concerns about Grandview Ave
Delaware City could have enough funds to repave Grandview Avenue after all.
Report reveals Delaware City EMS reimbursement deficit
An independent report commissioned by Delaware City presents what the city has suspected for decades: The city spends much more on EMS services than what the county’s reimbursement covers.
City considers tennis court improvements
Delaware City staff suggested dedicating an additional $16,000 to its park maintenance of facilities budget to repair the Mingo tennis court lighting system.
Fill 'er up!
YMCA and Delaware City crews use a pump to help drain rainwater from the Jack Florance Mingo Pool Monday in preparation for the upcoming pool season, which begins May 26. The YMCA began filling the pools Monday. (Gazette | Devon Immelt)
May 7 2012 | Posted in Local News | Read More »
New fire lane law discourages public from posting own signs
Delaware City Council updated sections of its city code, clarifying who can create and enforce designated fire lanes.
Apr 27 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
1.75 GPA guide proposed for Hayes athletes
Beginning next winter, Hayes High School students who want to participate in athletics might have to work harder in the classroom to achieve and maintain a higher grade point average.
Apr 23 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »