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along U.S. 33 

Colorful run 

Messenger photo by Rick Palsgrove 

Canal Winchester Middle School sixth grader Hailey Boss is splashed with colorful powder as she crosses 

the finish line during the Color Splash Fun Run held at the school on Oct. 21. Runners tackled the 

school’s cross country course and were sprayed with colorful dye and powder at different stations along 

the course. The event was a fundraiser for Canal Winchester Middle School community projects and for 

the school’s student council. According to Bethany Rinear, eighth grade science teacher and Student 

Council advisor, the Color Splash Fun Run was organized by CWMS Team 8-3 and CWMS Student 

Council. Runners of all ages were invited. “Money raised will go toward a picnic table made from recycled 

plastic lids that we’ve been collecting at the middle school as well as other student service projects,” 

said Rinear. “Special thanks to the Brockstrong Foundation for helping sponsor the Color Run!” 

By Linda Dillman 

Staff Writer 

Canal Winchester is seeking to establish a Community 

Reinvestment Area along U.S. Route 33 to spur economic development 

in an area that has not enjoyed reinvestment from remodeling 

or new construction. 

The 450 acres designated by Canal Winchester City Council as 

the Route 33 Community Reinvestment Area is an area where 

housing or structures of historical significance are located and 

where new construction or repair of existing facilities has been 

discouraged. 

“There’s not a lot of money being invested in those properties 

for renovation,” said Development Director Lucas Haire. “The 

properties are declining or holding their value. The ages of the 

homes are older than surrounding communities.” 

According to a resolution unanimously passed by council on 

Oct. 15, the reinvestment area is bordered by the western boundary 

of the corporate city limits; the eastern edge of the county line 

north of U.S. 33 and the Tussing Bachman ditch south of U.S. 33; 

a northern boundary of U.S. 33 to the west and then crossing U.S. 

33 at Cemetery Road and then north to the corporate limits; and 

a southern boundary of Winchester Boulevard to the west and 

then following the frontage parcels of U.S 33. along Waterloo 

Street east to include one seven acre out parcel on the south side 

of Waterloo Street and then back to the north of Waterloo Street 

to the Tussing-Bachmann Ditch. 

“This resolution allows us to create a new CRA,” said Haire. 

“We have two CRAs–all pre-1994. This is the first time there is a 

proposal to create a post-1994 CRA. We chose this specific area 

because of some of the properties. Canal Winchester has really 

See U.S. 33, page 2 

CW and the state centralized collection of income tax 

By Rick Palsgrove 

Eastside Editor 

Some municipalities around the state, 

have questioned the state’s centralized collection 

of business income taxes, but state 

officials say the system is working as it 

should and municipalities are receiving all 

the money they are due. 

Earlier this year the state took over the 

centralized collection of business income 

taxes through its Ohio Business Gateway. 

Under the state’s control, the centralized 

system collects business income taxes and 

then distributes tax receipts to the intended 

municipalities. Municipalities, seeking 

to maintain local control, fought the state’s 

plan in court, but the state prevailed. 

State of Ohio viewpoint 

According to the Ohio Department of 

Taxation, the Ohio Tax Commissioner is 

the administrator of this tax. Businesses 

that decide to “opt-in” to the streamlined 

municipal net profit tax system file one 

return, rather than with each municipality 

in which the taxpayer does business. The 

tax return can be filed electronically 

through the Ohio Business Gateway, either 

through key-entry or file upload. 

“Businesses can choose to opt in to the 

program,” said Matthew Chafin, chief 

counsel for the Ohio Department of 

Taxation. 

Chafin said there is no delay in the payments 

and all funds have been distributed 

on time. He said the statute requires a lag 

period where, for example, payments made 

in April are distributed on June 5. 

“All the money goes back to the municipalities, 

including interest,” said Chafin. 

According to the Ohio Department of 

Taxation, each municipality retains control 

over the tax rates and the award of tax 

credits and provides the taxpayer a certificate 

for each tax year stating the dollar 

amount of the credit the business is entitled 

to claim. 

Tax collections are distributed monthly 

to the appropriate municipality by the Ohio 

Department of Taxation, with interest, 

minus a .5 percent administrative fee. Ohio 

Department of Taxation officials state this 

administrative fee is less costly for municipalities 

than a third-party administrator 

fee. 

As of Aug. 5, the Ohio Department of 

Taxation has distributed more than $11 

million to municipalities this year. 

Chafin said the Ohio Tax Commissioner 

has traveled the state talking with business 

ranging from retail to manufacturing 

See TAX, page 2

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The city of Canal Winchester is accepting applications for its 

2019 Transient Occupancy Tax Grant program. 

The grant program is open to non-profits or private organizations 

located within the city of Canal Winchester to help fund projects 

that will enhance Canal Winchester for residents and/or visitors 

to the community. Grants are funded with the hotel/motel tax 

revenue collected by the city of Canal Winchester. 

Canal Winchester has levied a 6 percent transient occupancy 

tax that is imposed when lodging is furnished to transient guests 

by a hotel, motel or similar business. One half (3 percent) of this 

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boomed over the last 25 years. For this area, it’s not 

been so great, primarily because of U.S. 33.” 

Maintenance of existing structures and construction 

of new structures within the new CRA could 

encourage economic stability, maintain real property 

values, and generate new employment opportunities. 

Remodeling of existing structures and the construction 

of new structures in the area constitutes a public purpose 

for which real property exemptions may be granted. 

Tax exemptions of up to 10 years and up to 50 percent 

of at least $100,000 in remodeling costs of existing 

commercial or industrial facilities would be negotiated 

on a case-by-case basis. 

Exemptions of up to 15 years and up to 100 percent 

for the construction of new commercial or industrial 

facilities would also be negotiated on a case-by-case 

TAX 

Continued from page 1 

to service industries and that one of their top two 

requests is easier administration of municipal net 

profits. 

“Say a company operates in 12 counties,” said 

Chafin. “The company has to identify all the municipalities 

in that area and could have 60 different tax filings. 

The cost of compliance for all these separate filings 

can cost more than the amount of tax owed.” 

Chafin said about 3,000 businesses statewide have 

opted in to the state centralized income tax collection 

system. 

“It’s extremely helpful to businesses,” said Chafin. 

He said the system is similar to how school income 

taxes and sales taxes are administered. 

Canal Winchester viewpoint 

City of Canal Winchester Finance Director Amanda 

Jackson said the city of Columbus Income Tax Division 

currently administers and collects Canal Winchester’s 

taxes and remits them to the city on a monthly basis. 

“This will change beginning Jan. 1, 2019 when the 

Regional Income Tax Agency will take over the administration 

and collection services on our behalf,” said 

Jackson. 

reviewed and awards will be made to those 

projects meeting all requirements and the 

intent of the program. Grant applications 

are available on the city’s website and at the 

Canal Winchester Municipal Building, 36 S. 

High St., Canal Winchester, OH 43110. 

Completed applications must be submitted 

in person or by mail to the attention of the 

finance director at the above address no 

later than Nov. 30. City council will make 

award determinations in December. Award 

checks will be drawn in early 2019 and all 

awards must be used within the 2019 calen- 

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dar year. For information contact Amanda Jackson, finance director, 

at 614-837-6937 or ajackson@canalwinchesterohio.gov. 

Run Your ‘Stache Off 

The fifth annual Run Your ‘Stache Off 5K run/walk and 1K 

kids’ run will be held Nov. 3 at 9 a.m. at Canal Winchester High 

School, 300 Washington St. 

The event, a Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office Fundraiser to 

benefit the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, is open to all 

who wish to participate, regardless of age or mustache growing 

ability. The day’s event will, in addition to the race, include food, 

music, and family fun. Don’t miss this chance to see the Fairfield 

County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team equipment and vehicles, 

which will be on display at the event location. Representatives of 

various local police departments will also be in attendance. 

The kids’ 1K run, open to kids ages 10 and under, begins at 

9:05 a.m. The 5K run/walk begins at 9:15 a.m. 

For information or to register visit Run Your ‘Stache Off 5K - 

FCSO on Facebook or go online to 

https://runsignup.com/Race/OH/CanalWinchester/RunYourStache 

Off5k. 

Lithopolis Garden Club 

Lithopolis Garden Club meets the first Tuesday each month at 

1 p.m. in the Community Building at Wagnalls Memorial in 

Lithopolis. Anyone interested in gardening and meeting other gardeners 

are invited to attend the meetings. 

basis in advance of construction. 

Only commercial and/or industrial properties consistent 

with the applicable zoning regulations within 

the Community Reinvestment Area would be eligible 

for exemptions under the program. 

Haire said there are a variety of underdeveloped, 

developed and available parcels with in the designated 

area and, out of the 450 acres within the CRA, 240 are 

already for sale. 

“This area is definitely in need of new development 

and new construction,” said Haire, who added city 

approval of the CRA is only the first step in the 

process. “The development director for the state needs 

to sign off. We want to meet with the school board. 

We’ll negotiate with them what’s fair. We want it to be 

a win-win for everyone.” 

She said currently there are 727 business accounts 

in Canal Winchester, according to the most recent 

report from the city of Columbus, but Canal 

Winchester does not have a number on how many of 

those businesses have opted to file with the state 

rather than locally. 

“Tax revenues to date have not been hugely impacted 

by the centralization, although I do not think we 

have seen the true effect yet,” said Jackson. “We are 

taking this into consideration when budgeting for the 

future but, again, because the impact is still to be 

determined, we are continuing to be conservative in 

our estimates, just as we always have.” 

Jackson said that, overall, Canal Winchester is and 

was not in favor of the centralization of income tax collections. 

“We lose control over administering our income tax 

ordinance the way it was intended and it ultimately 

costs the city money by having to pay the state to 

administer it,” said Jackson. “The loss of local control 

over local tax revenue is concerning to us and will be 

something we continue to monitor and push back 

against.”


CWHS theatre season set to begin 


Staff Writer 

Canal Winchester High School thespians 

are gearing up for the 2018-19 theatre season 

with a full schedule of Shakespearean 

merriment, rock star Elton John and Tim 

Rice’s take on a classic opera, and a series 

about brief romantic encounters. 

First on the schedule is the Fall Shorts 

Festival featuring eight short plays on Nov. 

16 and 17 at 7 p.m. at the CWLS Education 

Center Oley Speaks Auditorium, 100 

Washington St. 

“All of these short plays involve the folly 

and complexity of romantic relationships,” 

said Drama Director Abbey Phillips. 

Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students/seniors 

and are available at the door 

starting one hour before the show. 

Next up is the annual madrigal, Feb. 16, 

which is a dinner show, with tickets $15 at 

6 p.m. and a Feb. 17 lunch matinee for $10, at 2 p.m., 

held at the high school, 300 Washington St. 

This year's production is Shakespeare’s only fullyoriginal 

story, “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” It was 

written around 1597 and it was first published in 

1602. 

The action focuses on Sir John Falstaff and his decision 

to pursue two of the married ladies of Windsor, 

Mistress Page and Mistress Ford. His reasons are less 

than honorable and primarily have to do with his need 

for financial income. The ladies, along with other 

members of the town, decide to make a fool of the loud, 

overbearing Falstaff. 

“The Merry Wives of Windsor is a great story of how 

strong women can band together to get the upper hand 

on a loud, chauvinistic man,” said Director Todd 

Phillips. “We last performed this play in 2007. This is 

our 30th annual show and we’ve been blessed to have 

great crowds and support from our community and 

school district. We’re excited to bring Shakespeare to 

the Canal Winchester community for three decades.” 

The last production of the year is the annual spring 

musical. The 2019 production is “Aida” and will be presented 

on April 26 at 7 p.m. and April 27, 2 p.m. and 7 

Photo courtesy of Amanda Hahn and CW Schools 

A scene from last year’s performance of Canal Winchester High 

School spring musical, “Fame.” 

p.m. at the CWLS Education Center Oley Speaks 

Auditorium, 100 Washington St. 

The musical production is based on the plot of the 

Verdi opera written in 1871. The story takes place in 

ancient Egypt where an Egyptian prince falls in love 

with a native African Nubian princess. The clash of 

cultures brings about a Romeo and Juliet-style conflict 

where, even as they feel drawn to each other, their 

families and societies refuse to accept their love for 

each other. 

“With this year’s musical, we enter a new genre of 

musicals,” Abbey said. “The Disney catalog offers a 

wide variety of complex stories and great, singable 

music. Our students are very excited to do Elton John 

and Tim Rice’s ‘Aida’” 

Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for 

students/seniors and are available at the door starting 

one hour before the show. 

“So, turn off your TV and come see live theater. 

Your HBO is there every day, but live theater is only 

there for a moment,” said Abbey. 

Tickets can also be purchased by emailing 

CWHSDrama@gmail.com, calling (614) 920-2680, or 

coming to the high school office. 

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CWHS’ academic and cultural bridge to France 


Staff Writer 

A years-long relationship with a French 

high school is sending both Canal 

Winchester students and teachers to 

France and bringing French students to 

the central Ohio city and high school. 

“We have had a partnership with this 

high school in France for about eight 

years,” said French teacher Julie Aldrich. 

“This is the fifth time French students 

have come to Canal Winchester High 

school for such an exchange. They spend 10 

days living with a host family, attending 

classes, hearing speakers, taking tours and 

just experiencing life as a teenager in 

America.” 

Students work on international projects, 

exchange letters and videos, work on growing 

their linguistic and cultural competence 

and make friends for life. Canal 

Winchester students also participate in an 

exchange to France. 

“Following a 10 day ‘tourist’ trip, French 

families from the partner school welcome 

our students into their homes in 

Normandy,” said Aldrich. “Our exchange 

happens in the summer, so we usually 

aren’t able to see classes while there, but 

they organize trips and visits for us. 

Several of the students who are hosting 

this year spent the summer in France.” 

Canal Winchester senior Sarah Gilliam 

traveled twice to France, once as a freshman 

and this past summer to France and 

Switzerland as well. She said she really 

enjoys learning French and traveling to 

foreign countries. 

“I thought it would be a good experience,” 

said Gilliam. “We did all kinds of 

tourist stuff in Paris and crazy things like 

high ropes and mountain climbing in 

Switzerland. I stayed with a host family 

while I was there.” 

Senior Sam Baucum also traveled overseas 

this summer. He said he paid for his 

trip by saving his 

money since his 

sophomore year. 

“My family barely 

travels, so it was a 

life-changing experience 

for me, especially 

being in a different 

part of the 

world,” said Baucum, 

who said living 

with a host family 

was the most interesting 

part of his 

journey. “The food 

and the cities are 

different. There are 

a lot more pedestrians, 

the streets are 

narrower and they 

are more environmentally 

aware." 

Messenger photo by Linda Dillman 

French exchange students Maiwenn Troley, left, Salome Mazure, center, and Marie 

Benejean, right, spent 10 days living with a Canal Winchester host family, touring central 

Ohio and attending classes at Canal Winchester High School. 

French exchange student Maiwenn 

Troley said she always wanted to visit the 

United States and travel around the globe. 

She was happy to make the trip to America 

her first stop. She found it interesting that 

Americans often don’t check the price of an 

item before buying it. 

“In France, we usually look before we 

buy,” Troley said, “but the burgers here are 

better.” 

Marie Benejean said this was also her 

first time traveling to the United States 

and wanted to do so in order to experience 

a different culture. 

“It was my dream to go to the United 

States,” said Benejean. “Everything is so 

much bigger, like the Walmart store, which 

surprises me that it is open 24 hours a day. 

Our schools are very different. We start 

school at 8 a.m. and finish at 6 p.m. and 

students don’t work like they do here.” 

Aldrich is participating in an Ohio 

Department of Education sponsored 

exchange between teachers in Ohio and 

teachers in the Academie de Rouen. 

Aldrich and her French counterpart, Cyril 

Bonnaudet, were selected by their respective 

departments of education to exchange 

positions for the 2018-19 school year. 

Bonnaudet is teaching French at Canal 

Winchester High School and Aldrich is 

teaching English at Lycee Augustin 

Fresnel, in Bernay, France. 

“This exchange is without a doubt one of 

the highlights of the French department at 

Canal Winchester,” said Aldrich. “It motivates 

students, opens doors of opportunity 

and creates a real-life connection in this 

increasingly global world. Our high school 

is diverse and inclusive and extending that 

across the ocean is a natural step. This student 

exchange is definitely one of the most 

rewarding things I do as a teacher and I’m 

grateful for the support of our district and 

community to make it happen.” 

November Giveaway 

Place a prepaid classified line ad in our paper 

for the month of November and be registered to win a 

$50 Gift Card from 

The Columbus Messenger Newspapers. 

All ads received by mail, in person, 

email or phone will be included in the drawing. 

Drawing will be held November 28th, 2018 

and the winner will be notified and 

published in our December 2nd, 2018 issue. 

GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE!!!! 

Canal Winchester 

trick-or-treat 

Trick-or-treat will be held rain or 

shine in Canal Winchester on Oct. 31 

from 5:30—7:30 p.m. The VFW Post 

#10523 Halloween party starts at 7:30 

p.m. at the Frances Steube Community 

Center at 22 S. Trine St. Canal 

Winchester Human Services will help 

sponsor entertainment for the evening. 

Madison Township 

trick-or-treat 

Trick-or-treat will be held in the unincorporated 

areas of Madison Township 

on Oct. 31 from 5:30-7 p.m.

Eastside Messenger - October 28th, 2018

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