Galena News

Delaware County voters will find two levies for a countywide early warning siren system on Tuesday's ballot.

School and library levies will highlight Big Walnut-area ballots in the Nov. 3 election.

Members of Galena Village Council on Oct. 26 decided to re-consider a plan to build a covered footbridge for Kane's Crossing Trail over Big Walnut Creek.

Delaware County residents will decide the fate of a proposed county-wide siren system November 3. Commissioner Tommy Thompson says it's a perfect example of democracy in action.

Laura Curts thought she had it figured out this afternoon when she drove north from her Galena home to Buckeye Valley High School for Delaware County's H1N1-immunization clinic.

A number of years ago, John and Sharon Morris of Sunbury were camping at Mohican Wilderness on a mid-September weekend.

Curtain Players has announced six shows for its upcoming season, including the central Ohio premiere of a recent Broadway play.

Sirens blare in only a few parts of Delaware County during weather emergencies. Residents who don't live within earshot of the outdoor sirens operated by the city of Delaware and a few villages and townships have no early warning of danger.

Donna and Edward Hodan don't mind paying two mortgages. It's the third one they'd like to drop.

GALENA: Richard D. 'Dick' Beaver, age 90, longtime Galena resident, died Wednesday morning July 29, 2009.

Drivers often fly past the 25 mph speed limit signs welcoming them to the village of Galena.

MALTA - Rokeby Lock might be a dot on the map along Ohio 60, but it was the site of an important Civil War moment that got its due Sunday.

Interstate 75: Disalle Bridge Deck Overlay *NEW PROJECT* A Lucas and Wood Counties : Bridge deck overlay on I-75 in both directions, from Wales Road to South Avenue, including the Disalle Bridge.

Everyone knows about the spring walleye run on the Maumee and Sandusky Rivers in northwest Ohio.

JOHNSTOWN: George L. Neibarger, 77, of Johnstown, went to be with his Lord on Tuesday, May 5, 2009 at his residence surrounded by family.

Todd Gongwer of Dublin, Ohio; Lance Parker of Dublin, Ohio; and Joel Lee, of Galena, Ohio, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to commit bank fraud, the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service announced.