Olentangy elementary students to be redistricted in 2012
As many as 1,400 Olentangy elementary students and as few as 700 could be shuffled to different schools in the upcoming year due to redistricting.
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Powell, Liberty close to OK’ing CEDA
The City of Powell and Liberty Township are close to an updated Cooperative Economic Development Agreement, the culmination of several months of mediation.
Dec 5 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Uptick in income tax revenue helps to balance city budget
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.
Powell’s budget plan uses reserve funds
Powell City Council held its first reading Tuesday of the city’s proposed 2012 operating budget, a spending plan that reflects a continued reliance on reserve funds to balance the city’s books.
Nov 15 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Olentangy wellness expo to benefit Hyatt’s greenhouse
An Olentangy Wellness Expo set for Thursday will benefit the Hyatts Middle School greenhouse project.
Nov 9 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Jonnie Lynn 'Bon' Brasch
On the morning of Sunday (Oct. 23, 2011), the angels called our angel, Jonnie Lynn “Bon” Brasch home at the young age of 43 years.
Oct 25 2011 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
Liberty trustees approve bike path engineer
Liberty Township is one step closer to having more bike path connections following the Monday approval of an engineering proposal with Columbus-based Cardno ENTRIX. The consulting firm will assist the township with design plans and right-of-way acquisition needed to complete the project for fees of up to $4,700, said township administrator Dave Anderson.
Oct 17 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Delaware City makes final attempt for $3M ‘Job’ grant
In an effort to accelerate economic development, Delaware City Council has submitted an application for a $3 million state grant to help pay for Sawmill Parkway’s extension as well as related infrastructure improvements.
Oct 11 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »