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Arts Festival returns to Delaware
It's Delaware Arts Festival Weekend in Delaware, always a wonderful event for our community.
Allard consignment strong at strong Blooded Horse Sale
Addys Way topped a strong Blooded Horse Sale on Monday, May 13, at Delaware, Ohio, on a $33,000 bid from Don Perkins of Ohio.
USTA at Blooded Horse Sale; Clearance items available
The USTA will have its member service table at the Blooded Horse Sale on Monday at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Delaware, Ohio.
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Akron Council also opposes adding juvenile judge
Akron City Council approved a resolution May 6 stating its opposition to a provision in the pending state budget that would add an additional judge to the Summit County Juvenile Court.
Recount likely in Groveport school levy's 16-vote loss
Asbury Elementary Principal Jim Sullivan, left, and school board Vice President Nancy Gillespie can hardly bear to watch along with somber levy committee members as Groveport Madison's $5.5 million emergency levy appears to go down to defeat.
Bond issue for Delaware schools passes
The bonds will be paid off over 37 years with a property tax collected at an average annual rate of $110 per $100,000 of home value.
Pet Lovers: Move to Montana or Colorado, Avoid Mississippi & Louisiana
Have you ever wondered what state you should move to to ensure the long-term health of your dog or cat? Me neither.
Delaware becomes 11th state with gay marriage
Lawmakers celebrate after a bill making Delaware the 11th state in the nation to allow same-sex marriage passed in the senate, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 in Dover, Del.
Delaware Becomes 11th State To Legalize Same-Sex Marriage
Just days after Rhode Island took the same steps, Delaware has become the 11th state, and the second Mid-Atlantic state, to legalize same-sex marriage: The bill, which already passed the House on April 23, was signed by Gov.
Delaware to become 11th state with gay marriage
Supporters of same-sex marriage gather in Freedom Plaza in Wilmington, Del., for a news conference April 11.
Joe Nocera Blog: The Weekend in Gun Violence
In the months since Jennifer Mascia and I began publishing this daily Gun Report, I have become more than a little obsessed with children shooting other children because they accidentally discharged a gun they found lying around somewhere.
Delaware, chamber officials urge action on Sawmill Parkway extension
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A technical flaw in a petition is delaying efforts to try to give Ohio students the right to pray in school.
Casinos brace for impact of Internet gambling | 23 minutes
With legal gambling now moving beyond the casinos and onto the Internet, the industry is bracing for the most far-reaching changes in its history.
Rhode Island legalizes gay marriage
Rhode Island became the 10th state to legalize gay marriage Thursday, capping a campaign to bring same-sex nuptials to all of New England.
Two die of apparent drug overdoses
Two men died of apparent drug overdoses this morning. Police believe the deaths are linked.
Both men were found within hours of each other Tuesday morning
Police say the deaths of two people whose bodies were found hours apart in Delaware were likely related drug overdoses.
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School officials cite benefits of bond issue
Delaware residents are facing a decision during the May 7 election that Delaware City Schools officials said would considerably improve the way the district operates.The post School officials cite benefits of bond issue appeared first on The Delaware Gazette.
Anniversaries: Radels celebrating 60 years
<![CDATA[William Harold and Doris M. (Schaber) Radel will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary May 2. They were married in Marion in 1953, on the 42nd anniversary of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaber. The late Dr. C.E. Hershey officiated at Emmanuel Baptist Church. She graduated from New Bloomington High School, and he graduated from Marion Harding. He graduated from Marion Technical College in mechanical engineering and is listed in the "Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges." Their daughter is Cynthia L. Roby, of Crestwood, Mo. Their sons are Dale A., of Delaware, Ohio; Dwight A., of Hilliard, Ohio; and Duane A., of Aetna, Ohio. They have three granddaughters and three grandsons and five great-grandchildren. He's been retired 16 years from Marion Power Shovel and Komatsu Dresser after 48 years. She's been retired 12 years from Marion City Schools and Arthur Feldman Tax Consultants. They are members of Berean Baptist Church in Pickerington and Moody Bible Institute Alumni Association. They will celebrate with a family dinner.