Grandview Heights News

Dublin's mayor might not preside over mayor's court much longer. The people seated on the bench change every two years when city council elects a new mayor and vice mayor, but council advised staff last week to look into appointing a full-time magistrate to preside over mayor's court.

The Wexner Center for the Arts, which offers free admission on the first Sunday of each month, will present a "Super Sunday" this weekend from 1 to 5 p.m. at the museum, 1871 N. High St.

Abigail Simone Hudson and Charles Richard Alsdurf were married Sept. 12, 2009, at the Bryn-Du Mansion in Granville with a reception afterward at the mansion.

Finance director Bob Dvoraczky Monday presented Grandview Heights City Council a grim financial outlook for the city if an income tax increase is not approved by voters this year.

COLUMBUS: Tuesday, Gov. Ted Strickland focused on Ohio's future in advanced energy during his fourth State of the State address.

And, yes, the red neon Wonder Bread sign will remain. The recently vacated Italian Village bakery at 697 N. 4th St.

Upper Arlington police detectives were ready when they spotted the man they suspected of burglarizing at least 10 houses cruising through the city.

Plows, cranes and hoists are laying the backbone of the Grandview Yard development.

In the annual tax budget hearing Jan. 12, Grandview Heights City School Treasurer David Knisley said that, as in comedy, timing will mean everything for the school board this year.

The city of Grandview Heights is planning to submit a request to Franklin County that the available 0.25 mills of inside millage be collected.

Looking to close a $12.7 million funding shortfall, the Olentangy school district has announced a package of salary freezes and other cost-saving measures it will enact next school year.

The Grandview Heights Board of Education accepted two letters of resignation Jan.

Hazel Morrow-Jones has spent much of a lifetime trying to answer a simple question: Why do we live where we live? The question might be simple, but the answer isn't -- hence the decades of research.

The well-maintained two-story at 1276 Ashland Ave. lacks a key feature: a house number large enough to read from a distance.

Grandview Heights City Council will decide over the next several weeks whether to place an income tax levy on the May ballot.

The Grandview Heights Public Library will put a replacement operating levy on the May 4 ballot.

"The Apple Tower" features daily black and white strips and a full-color "Sunday" strip which is posted each weekend.

As the winter season kicks into high gear, the city of Grandview Heights is better armed to address inclement road conditions.

Schools chief Deborah S. Delisle detailed the support. More than half of the state's 613 school districts apparently will pass on a shot at some of the $400 million Ohio is seeking in federal Race to the Top education funding.

Most school districts in Central Ohio are closed today. Two local districts that have remained open are Bexley City Schools and Grandview Heights Schools.