Judge column: The Intermittent Fool
“He who represents himself has a fool for a client.”Anonymous“The mere truth won’t do. You must have a lawyer.”Charles Dickens“Bleak House”The statement suggesting that...
Man given 2 years for forged credit cards
A Columbus man was sentenced to two years in prison Wednesday afternoon after he pleaded guilty to forgery for using stolen credit cards.Glen Allen...
St. Mary Festival grows for community
The St. Mary Catholic Church will blend community and its parish this weekend with live music, carnival rides, local food and beverages.The 20th annual...
No cash to operate neglected Delaware cemetery
The receiver appointed to care for Fairview Memorial Park has filed his first report about the state of the cemetery.A.C. Strip, esq., a Columbus-based...
DACC to halt construction and consider levies
The Delaware Area Career Center Board of Education will meet Thursday night to consider formally halting all construction at the consolidated campus and discuss...
Berkshire zoning develops comprehensive plan
Berkshire Township’s Zoning Commission held a special meeting last Thursday to continue updating the township’s comprehensive plan.Scott Sanders, Delaware County Regional Planning Commission executive...
Cats up for adoption this summer in Delaware
Looking to adopt a cat? The Humane Society of Delaware County has quite a variety of felines looking for homes.Jana Cassidy, interim executive director,...
City officials reflect on Sakata trip
The city of Delaware will continue to refine its new sister city relationship with Sakata in Yamagata, Japan, since its delegation visited the city...
Construction phase 3 underway at Hayes
The third phase of construction is under way at Delaware Hayes High School.Delaware Hayes High School Ric Stranges said Friday that the summer will...
Woodland Cigar in 12th year downtown Delaware
Nearly 12 years ago Ed Paxton took a leap of faith.Paxton made the decision to leave his 60-hour-a-week job working for an auto dealership...
