The historic Strand Theatre in downtown Delaware is set to undergo some major renovations over the next few months that will enhance both the building’s look and the movie-going experience for patrons.
Olentangy coach John Feasel admitted his girls were caught by surprise by Westland in their first tournament game, so they took steps to remedy that in their next contest.
Last season, the Orange Pioneers missed out on a perfect Ohio Capital Conference Capital Division season with a loss at Hilliard Bradley. With the Jaguars in their gym, they didn’t make the same mistake a second time.
Dan Patrick could be talking about Hayes junior point guard Michael Wells when he says, “You can’t stop him. You can only hope to contain him.”
The Mean Bean Caffeine Lounge’s aromas of double espressos may soon blend with those of freshly baked cupcakes, the aqua-and-rust color scheme may be repainted and even the name may be changed, now that the cafe is under new management.
A new building is expected to rise from the year-old ashes at 92 N. Sandusky St, in the coming months — a project that would turn the now-empty lot into office space.
It’s that time of year again — household hazardous waste day is this Saturday. Time to gather up all that waste gathering dust on your storage shelves and get rid of it responsibly. I would like to propose a plan for you and your neighbors. If you all join together and collect the accepted waste then you can share the suggested donation cost and take one car or truck to the site.
Vegetable gardens are commonplace in suburbia; however, edible landscaping is a relatively new trend. What’s the difference? Instead of planting vegetables in neat rows, the recent trend is to use edibles in landscape design by intermingling them with ornamentals and even using edibles as ornamentals. The practice of edible landscaping is not new, as it dates back to the ancient Egyptians and was also used in the medieval monasteries by the monks in designing their gardens. The recent rise in the popularity of edible landscaping began in the early 1980s and is credited, by many, to Rosalind Creasy. She is the author of several popular books on the subject.