Groveport News

LANCASTER: Madge A. DeMastry, 88, of Lancaster passed away Saturday November 21, 2009 at her step daughter's home in Groveport, OH.

A 500-acre wetland might offer bird-watchers plenty to see. Metro Parks plans to develop a wetland on the east side of Darby Creek Drive in Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park.

A Far East Side man suspected of multiple break-ins and purse snatchings at central Ohio churches pleaded guilty to two charges today.

Allison Marshall and Steven Scott were united in marriage in a Sept. 19 wedding ceremony held at The Four Seasons, Columbus.

LANCASTER -- Ed Arthur will spend today on his enclosed porch watching the deer that wander into his backyard.

Federal stimulus money will pay for about $1.86 million to restore streams and wetlands on the site of a new Franklin County Metro Park between Groveport and Canal Winchester.

Ridgeview Junior High School's top administrator for the past eight years will step away from his post at the end of 2009.

Six new, free yard waste drop-off sites in Columbus received 98 tons of yard waste last Saturday -- nearly 30 more tons than the previous Saturday.

Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin is alerting Georgians that a type of dog treat is being recalled because of possible health risk to dogs and people.

CARROLL: Mary K. Pistole, age 54, of Carroll, died Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at the Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital in Columbus.

Westerville, Ohio Exel, the North American leader in supply chain management and a Deutsche Post DHL company, today announced that its Groveport, Ohio, facility earned the "Fulfillment Center of the Year" award from Toys "R" Us.

GROVEPORT - Maria Curren of Pleasant Middle School earned a fourth-place finish Sunday in the state middle school cross country championships at Groveport-Madison High School.

In these hard economic times many houses of worship are finding themselves in jeopardy.

School district voters will choose three candidates in November to fill three seats on the Canal Winchester Board of Education.

Brian Stoltz scored in the first half, and Brandon Kopis in the second with less than a minute left on an assist from Tim Alfred for the Falcons on Saturday.

The world's largest garbage collector could shutdown its Central Ohio waste-transfer site as an agreement with SWACO expires.

Autumn means falling leaves and bagging leaves. Many Columbus residents thought the city's yard-waste pick up would resume after the city's income-tax increase passed in August.

Anni Thomasson had 22 kills and 24 digs for the Wildcats in their Ohio Capital Conference-Ohio Division victory, 27-25, 25-22, 28-26, at Groveport.

Ralph Need was shot in a self-defence class days after he was the victim of a home invasion.

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