Judge column: It’s the law that matters
“Judges have to have the humility to recognize that they operate within a system of precedent, shaped by other judges equally striving to live...
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...
Buckeye Valley schools project moving ahead
Buckeye Valley School District has started the construction bidding process for the district’s two new elementary buildings, Superintendent Andrew Miller said Wednesday.“It’s just taking...
Parks and rec board honors DiGenova
The city of Delaware had its first public meeting Tuesday following the death of Councilman Joe DiGenova.The Delaware Parks and Recreation Advisory Board had...
Former appellate judge to speak at college
During her 12-year tenure on the New York State Court of Appeals, Susan Phillips Read wrote 200 signed majority opinions on issues of employment...
Community Library reopening celebration
Every so often, Sunbury Community Library patrons are surveyed for input. The surveys ask patrons how well the library serves them, what items would...
OWU student to perform ‘Blood Wedding’
Ohio Wesleyan University’s Department of Theatre & Dance will present four performances April 6-9 of “Blood Wedding,” a new gender-reimagined adaptation of the classic...
DACC files a motion to reconsider with high court
The Delaware Area Career Center has filed a motion with The Ohio Supreme Court asking the court to reconsider its recent decision to deny...
OWU seniors to perform play
In Murray Schisgal’s “Extensions,” two vaudevillians experience a barrage of supernatural telephone calls as they wait to hear from their agent.“They’re waiting for things...
Delaware student wins Ohio Spelling Bee
A Delaware City Schools fifth-grader won the Scripps College of Communication Regional Spelling Bee over the weekend and will be traveling to Washington, D.C....
