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Veteran Ohio regulator appointed to utilities post
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has promoted a veteran staff member at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to 1 of the agency's appointed commissioners.
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Representatives work to remove late fee
A number of state representatives are working to remove the $20 penalty for Ohio residents who are late in renewing their vehicle registrations.
Engagement Brake, Kjellander nuptials planned
Kristin Brake and Eric Kjellander have announced their plans for a May 29 wedding to be held at Christ Lutheran Church in Bexley.
The Columbus School for Girls swimming and diving team faces Bexley and Columbus Academy in the final meet of the regular season on Friday.
Wrestlers eye CCL title, postseason
Kendall Alex of St. Charles competes in the backstroke portion of the 200-yard medley relay last Saturday during the home CCL meet.
Bexley Boys focused with showdown on horizon
Bexley's Reuel Rogers shoots over Heath's Rodney Porter on Jan. 26. Rogers scored 18 points as the host Lions won 48-43. They will play host Tuesday to league-leading Newark Catholic.
PUCO Nominating Council to meet February 4
" The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Nominating Council will meet Thursday, Feb.
Hartley Roundup: Swim teams aim for second
Below are the recent results and coming schedules for the Hartley boys basketball, girls basketball, bowling, swimming and diving and wrestling teams: BOYS BASKETBALL Jan.
So who's going to take the train?
A business traveler hoping to take a train from Columbus to Cleveland would have to leave the capital city at 6:32 a.m. and wrap things up in Cleveland to catch the last train at 3:30 p.m. That hypothetical passenger would end up spending 6 hours on the train, compared with less than six hours in Cleveland.
Officials decided against Governor's Residence bust
COLUMBUS -- Officials are not second-guessing a decision to warn a woman that authorities were prepared to arrest her in an alleged plot to smuggle contraband to a prisoner on work detail at the Ohio Governor's Residence, the State Highway Patrol said.
Bexley: Service director requests $3M for street repairs
Bexley service director Bill Harvey wants to borrow $3-million to fix additional city streets this year.
BMS students seek another Future City championship
Bexley Middle School students have a chance to win the national Future City competition for the second year in a row.
For Bexley graduate, trip to Africa was 'an awakening'
Maddie Fireman with the Abayudaya's Aharon in Uganda. I've always known I would help change the world in some way, but I was never able to narrow it down to just one cause.
Bexley Roundup: Lions' Penn leaves mark on mat
Bexley's Dan Doersam wrestles Northland's Robbe Darnell in a match at 112 pounds last Friday during the Grandview Bobcat Invitational.
Bexley library joining others to offer job help workshops
People looking to sharpen their rsums or interview skills can attend one of two upcoming events at the Bexley Public Library.
Rash of Burglaries Strike Bexley Area
BEXLEY, Ohio -- A series of burglaries, often striking students at Capital University, are being investigated by Bexley police, ABC6-Fox28 News has learned.
Police Out To Curb Rash Of Bexley Break-Ins
Police said Tuesday that a man seen on surveillance video at a pharmacy could be connected to a rash of break-ins dating back to June.
Cajun fare coming to Creekside
The former Panera Bread site at Mill and Granville streets will soon house a J. Gumbo's restaurant.
St. Charles Roundup: In third season of play, bowling program on roll
Mike Cianflona of St. Charles releases the ball during a match last Friday at Capri Lanes.
Frank R. Nutis | 1921-2010: Torah Academy co-founder never forgot his roots
Frank R. Nutis established and ran Nutis Press, a sign-making company. Frank R. Nutis, a co-founder of Columbus Torah Academy and a well-known philanthropist in the Columbus Jewish community, died in his Bexley home last night.