Marlboro back in black
Marlboro Township Trustee Hal Clase reports after making final budget cuts, “it put us back in the black.”Trustees discontinued the township’s residential trash collection...
Residents apply for downtown parking group
More than 20 residents expressed interest in joining the Downtown Parking Advocacy Committee, or DPAC, as of Thursday morning, according to a city official.Economic...
Weather spotter course set Thursday
Delaware County Emergency Management, in partnership with the National Weather Service, will host the 2017 Severe Weather Spotter Course on Thursday, March 30 at...
Delaware soups up
Volunteer Maureen O’Brien directs attendants of the 15th annual Soups for Shelter event to get a free bowl made by Delaware County students at...
Supporters of ACA hold vigil in Galena
Constituents from Ohio’s 12th Congressional District held a candlelight vigil Wednesday as the U.S. House of Representatives moves forward with plans to vote to...
State program to help children of addicts
COLUMBUS — Children hurt by their parents’ addictions to painkillers and heroin will get help under a pilot program announced Wednesday targeting 14 southern...
POLICE BLOTTER
Delaware police report:An officer was dispatched to a business in the 1700 block of Columbus Pike Tuesday afternoon. Police learned a woman had stolen...
NEWS BRIEFS
Benefit book sale plannedAsbury United Methodist Church will host a benefit book sale Saturday, April 1, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Offerings include fiction,...
Sirens: Only a drill
Ohio conducted a statewide tornado drill of its Emergency Alert System sirens Tuesday just before 10 a.m.Sandy Mackey, Delaware County Emergency Management Agency public...
Appeals hearing set for former Delaware trooper charged with theft
Oral arguments have been scheduled in the appeals case for a former Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper charged with stealing two firearms from evidence...
