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Free Car Seat Checks Today In Delaware
Today the Delaware General Health district and the Delaware County Safe Kids Coalition will conduct a Car Seat Check from 9 a.m. until noon at the Tri-Township Fire Department.
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Si Bon Hall tops Delaware sale at $60,000
Si Bon Hall tops Delaware sale at $60,000 Saturday, November 21, 2009 - by Dot Morgan, for the Blooded Horse Sale Delaware, OH --Trotters grabbed the spotlight at the 62nd Fall Speed Sale, held Nov.
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DELAWARE - A holiday tour of nine lovely Delaware homes on Dec. 5, from 1 to 5 p.m. All proceeds from the tour will benefit the Women's City Club, which provides safe housing to low-income, working women.
Delaware's traffic 'point' smoothed out
DELAWARE, Ohio -- Drivers who tried out the new traffic light along E. William Street yesterday were relieved to see construction end at the busy intersection known locally as "the point." Traffic moved smoothly through the reconfigured intersection where E. William and E. Central Avenue converge on the east side of town.
Delaware County adds more H1N1 clinics
The Delaware General Health District has scheduled two H1N1 vaccination clinics next week at the Delaware County Fairgrounds.
Sheriff gets donation to help buy new dog
Man's best friend can also be a sheriff deputy's best friend. The Delaware Ohio Kennel Club knows the importance of that relationship and recently gave Delaware County Sheriff Walter Davis III a $6,000 donation to the department's canine unit.
Entries Sought for Martin Luther King Jr. Oratorical Contest
Entry forms available at area schools. The Peace and Freedom Organization of Marion is looking for poetry, speech, art and essay entries for the 2009 contest.
Delaware council selects new mayor, vice mayor
Two weeks ago, Gary Milner earned a second four-year term on Delaware City Council.
Delaware County sued over former BMV lease
The Delaware County commissioners and county auditor George Kaitsa are being sued for more than $150,000 by a former landlord over a broken lease in the Northpointe Plaza Shopping Center in Lewis Center.
Eagles found groove after slow start
It was a rough start to the season, but a fantastic finish for the Delaware Christian School girls volleyball team.
When her father went to prison nearly 10 years ago, Amberley Tapp was a precocious girl of 7 with hair of golden ringlets and a sunny disposition living in a nice home in Delaware, Ohio.
Abandoned baby's mom found, won't be charged
The mother of the newborn boy found abandoned on June 9 near the Meijer store in Lewis Center has been identified through DNA testing and will not be charged with any crime.
Hill's injuries took toll on Eagles' year
When senior forward Austin Hill was injured in the fifth game of the season, the outlook for the Delaware Christian School soccer team changed dramatically.
Delaware jail chief investigated
The director of the Delaware County jail has been placed on unpaid leave as the sheriff's office investigates allegations of misconduct.
Mother Of Abandoned Infant Wona t Face Charges
No criminal charges were to be filed against a mother who abandoned her baby boy at the Lewis Center Meijer in June 2009.
Delaware city schools expect big cost for all-day kindergarten
The Delaware city school district officials have put together a plan that won't leave them scrambling for space if a proposed bill working through the state legislature mandates all-day, every-day kindergarten in the near future.
Drug-free coalition gets grant to combat substance abuse
The Drug-Free Delaware Coalition grew out of the U.S. Surgeon General's 2006 "Call to Action" to combat underage drinking.
Pacers fall short of postseason
The Delaware Hayes High School football team fell short of its goal to return to the Division I playoffs after losing to visiting Olentangy Orange 17-14 on Oct.
Ohio Man in Scam Case Passes Lie Detector Test
DELAWARE -- Prosecutors are asking a court to drop charges against a man accused of participating in a cancer scam.
Increase in runners pleases coach
The Delaware Hayes High School boys and girls cross country teams had rebuilding seasons, but coach Jim Bibler was happy to have increased numbers.