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New assistant city manager appointed
Kyle Kridler, economic development administrator for the City of Dublin, has been appointed assistant Delaware city manager, effective June 12.Kridler...
New life for old church
The former New Beginnings United Methodist Church building, built in 1876 and located at 385 E. William St. directly west of The Point, will be operat...
Drama camp journeys downtown
Wednesday afternoon, students in The Arts Castle’s Drama Camp adventured to Beanbag Books (formerly Fundamentals) in downtown Delaware to hear a...
Local winery set to host Alzheimer’s event
The Alzheimer’s Association estimates nearly six million Americans are living with the disease, and the projections show that number rising to a...
City massage ordinance gets final approval
After several months of discussion and tweaking its language, the City of Delaware passed an ordinance that will better regulate massage establishment...
Local mentor leaves behind legacy
Every year, the Delaware County Probate/Juvenile Court hosts a picnic for the participants in its sponsored mentoring programs — Moms Offering M...
Honoring the American flag
Understanding the importance of the Second Continental Congress’ adoption of the United States flag on June 14, 1777, U.S. presidents Woodrow Wi...
Free summer lunch program now underway
Delaware City Schools’ Free Summer Lunch program is officially up and running for the season, but volunteers are needed.Program Coordinator Lily...
Berlin Business Park has backing
Delaware County announced last week that it will develop a 2,000-acre Berlin Business Park along U.S. Route 36 and state Route 37 in Berlin Township b...
County Board of Elections seeking 150 poll workers
The Delaware County Board of Elections (BOE) is recruiting an additional 150 registered voters to add to the current pool of poll workers for the Nov....
