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<strong>March</strong> 10 - 23, <strong>2019</strong> www.columbusmessenger.com Vol. XL, No. 2<br />
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Students seek to<br />
re-establish recycling<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
nity clean-up days with volunteers,” said<br />
Staff Writer<br />
Palmer. “We need to get SWACO or Waste<br />
Management to bring in recycling bins.<br />
Three environmentally aware Canal<br />
SWACO offers paper foldables we can<br />
Winchester High School seniors want to<br />
hand out on recycling days and we can<br />
bring back an active recycling program to<br />
tweak that (information on what is recyclable)<br />
to what we want to take in.”<br />
the city.<br />
Abigail Hall, Bryce Palmer and Austin<br />
Council President Bruce Jarvis suggested<br />
the students first work with Waste<br />
Keyse asked Canal Winchester City<br />
Council to consider a program they are proposing<br />
to hold regular community collec-<br />
Management and then look to a different<br />
entity if the company is unable or unwilling<br />
to participate.<br />
tion days at convenient school sites.<br />
“We’ve been stigmatized as a generation<br />
Public Service Director Matt Peoples<br />
that doesn’t care,” said Hall. “We want to<br />
said he had a preliminary discussion with<br />
change that perception.”<br />
Waste Management and that they are willing<br />
to sit down and talk with the students.<br />
Palmer noticed the amount of trash that<br />
goes to a landfill with and without recycling<br />
and called the situation “atrocious.”<br />
Hall wants to communicate and educate<br />
the community as to what can be recycled.<br />
Keyse, who is in an environmental science<br />
She said the community is the best way to<br />
class along with Palmer and Hall, wants to<br />
start small, but also have a big impact.<br />
bring recycling back to the community in<br />
Jarvis said council is also frustrated on<br />
an effort to help the environment.<br />
how to create a viable recycling program<br />
“Although 75 percent of American waste<br />
and, in conjunction with the students, will<br />
is recyclable, only 30 percent of it actually<br />
continue to keep pushing things forward.<br />
is recycled,” Keyse said. “We want less<br />
“They’ve (Hall, Palmer and Keyse) done<br />
waste pollution in Canal Winchester. It<br />
a ton of research and I’m very proud of<br />
<strong>Messenger</strong> photo by Rick Palsgrove<br />
takes 500 years for a plastic water bottle to<br />
them,” said Councilwoman Jill Amos. “This<br />
decompose. Sixty percent of material<br />
started out as a school project and they Maple sugar time<br />
buried in a landfill could be recycled.”<br />
went from there. They reached out to Bruce<br />
Palmer said, not only can recycling contribute<br />
to a healthier community, an active<br />
(Jarvis), talked with the superintendent Late February and early <strong>March</strong> is maple sugaring time at Metro Parks’ Slate Run<br />
and they’ve come to the community coffees.” Living Historical Farm, located near Canal Winchester. Warm days and cold nights<br />
recycling program can pay for itself within<br />
Last year, Waste Management notified gets the maple sap running in the trees. The trees are tapped and the sap is slowly<br />
a few years and has the potential to bring<br />
the city it was assessing a contamination collected drip by drip in buckets. The sap is then placed in a tank and boiled to<br />
money into Canal Winchester.<br />
charge of up to $69 per yard depending on remove the water in the sap to get the maple sugar to make maple syrup. It takes<br />
The students held discussions with elementary<br />
school principals regarding the<br />
the size of the container for excessive nonrecyclable<br />
material found in community Historical Farm’s Mike Huels adding wood to the fire as the steam rises from the<br />
40 gallons of sap to make 1 gallon of maple syrup. Pictured here is Slate Run Living<br />
use of school parking lots as collection sites<br />
recycling bins in a parking lot near boiling sap. For information about programs at Slate Run Living Historical Farm and<br />
with the help of Waste Management and/or<br />
Stradley Park.<br />
at other Metro Parks, visit metroparks.net.<br />
the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio.<br />
See RECYCLING, page 2<br />
“Our plan is to set up bi-weekly commu-<br />
Demolition planned for West Waterloo Street site<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
Staff Writer<br />
Property owned by Canal Winchester on<br />
West Waterloo Street, that once housed an<br />
old gas station and a neighboring health<br />
care business, may soon see new life after<br />
action taken by Canal Winchester City<br />
Council.<br />
During its <strong>March</strong> 4 meeting, council was<br />
introduced to an emergency ordinance<br />
negotiating a demolition agreement with<br />
Franklin County’s Central Ohio<br />
Community Improvement Corporation for<br />
a vacant and blighted house at 26 W.<br />
Waterloo St.<br />
The property was purchased by the city<br />
in September 2017 for $144,352 with the<br />
intent of redeveloping the site together<br />
with an adjoining property where the county<br />
demolished a former gas station under a<br />
similar agreement.<br />
“It will make the entire property more<br />
marketable,” said Councilwoman Jill<br />
Amos.<br />
Development Director Lucas Haire said<br />
the city is working with the COCIC to<br />
demolish and remediate the site. The corporation<br />
is not charging Canal Winchester<br />
for the service.<br />
“It is likely there is asbestos in the<br />
house and remediation of that can be quite<br />
costly,” said Haire.<br />
Councilman Patrick Lynch wanted to<br />
make sure the city was not giving people<br />
the impression they were pushing the demolition<br />
through the system under the emergency<br />
process.<br />
According to Haire, the reason for the<br />
emergency language is eminent redevelopment,<br />
a fundamental step, and the driving<br />
force behind pursuing demolition–a<br />
month’s long process.<br />
While not required, the city is also presenting<br />
the plan to the Landmarks<br />
Commission as a courtesy.<br />
See DEMOLITION, page 2
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CW Schools’ levy will not raise property taxes<br />
Canal Winchester school district voters face a ballot<br />
issue on May 7 that district officials assure property owners<br />
will not result in new school taxes.<br />
“The most important thing people need to realize is that<br />
this is a renewal,” said Canal Winchester Schools<br />
Superintendent James Sotlar. “We are not asking for any<br />
new money.”<br />
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and allows the district to receive additional income from<br />
new development, residential and commercial without<br />
impacting existing residents.<br />
Because the levy is a renewal, it keeps a 12.5 percent<br />
state tax roll back in place, for which the state continues<br />
to pick up 12.5 percent of a property owner’s school tax.<br />
Canal Winchester Schools Treasurer Nick Roberts said,<br />
since the levy was last renewed in 2014, the collected<br />
amount has gone down two mills as property values have<br />
increased.<br />
“As value goes up, we need less to get to that<br />
$6.2 million,” said Roberts. “This (renewal) will<br />
DEMOLITION<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
“The timing of this is about three months from the<br />
county’s end,” Haire said, “and even more if there is<br />
abatement. We typically don’t allow any demolition<br />
unless there is a redevelopment plan.”<br />
Haire said there is active interest by a developer in<br />
turning the two-parcel site into a mixed-use, multistory<br />
project with residential units above commercial<br />
space below.<br />
“We should have an application before Landmarks<br />
at their <strong>March</strong> 25 meeting,” said Haire.<br />
In Nov. 2008, after a decades-long struggle, the gas<br />
station site–built in 1975–was demolished with<br />
hopes it would serve as an example of cooperative<br />
redevelopment between the county and the city.<br />
The crumbling structure was removed and village<br />
crews smoothed out the surface. Underground storage<br />
tanks were left in place because funding was not available<br />
at the time to remove them. They were later<br />
taken out by the county in late 2013.<br />
RECYCLING<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
The city paid for standard recycling, but the new<br />
fees–if each container was deemed to be non-recyclable<br />
material–would add over $22,000 to the weekly<br />
bill.<br />
In addition, city crews were routinely dispatched to<br />
pick up the excessive overflow surrounding the bins<br />
pick up new construction values. Once it gets approved, it<br />
(individual tax bill) could be even lower. It can go down<br />
every year with new valuation.”<br />
However, Roberts cautioned if the levy does not pass<br />
now or later in <strong>2019</strong> and expires at the end of the year, the<br />
district will need even more money because the loss will<br />
eat into Canal Winchester’s cash balance. It would also<br />
mean the end of the 12.5 percent state roll back.<br />
“With passage, we don’t expect we’ll need more new<br />
money in the next 10 years,” said Roberts. “2009 was the<br />
last time we asked for new money.”<br />
Do you believe in ghosts?<br />
In 2018, the Ohio Researchers of Banded Spirits did<br />
a paranormal investigation at The Wagnalls Memorial<br />
in Lithopolis.<br />
ORBS is coming back to Wagnalls to reveal the<br />
building’s paranormal activity during a free program<br />
on <strong>March</strong> 23 from 1-3 p.m in the auditorium of<br />
Wagnalls Memorial, 150 E. Columbus St., Lithopolis.<br />
They will go over their findings as well as discuss their<br />
history as paranormal researchers and the logistics of<br />
an investigation.<br />
Those age 18 and older who are interested in discovering<br />
for themselves if the library is haunted can<br />
enter the ongoing Overnight Raffle. For $10 a ticket,<br />
you and two of your friends have the chance to spend<br />
On stage at CWHS<br />
The Canal Winchester High School theatre department<br />
will present “Aida” at 7 p.m. April 26-27 and 2<br />
p.m. on April 27. Tickets range from $5 to $10.<br />
Performances at CWLS Education Center Oley Speaks<br />
Auditorium, 100 Washington St.<br />
For information call 614-920-2680.<br />
the night at The Wagnalls Memorial (April 5-6, 7 p.m.<br />
- 8 a.m. During the night, you can investigate the<br />
building and perhaps encounter something supernatural.<br />
Raffle tickets are on sale now at the library (open<br />
Monday-Thursday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. -<br />
2 p.m. and can also be purchased by calling the library<br />
at (614) 837-4765 ext.127. Three winners will be<br />
drawn during the paranormal program on <strong>March</strong> 23.<br />
Each winner can bring two companions. Enter as<br />
many times as you dare.<br />
Call (614) 837-4765 ext. 127 with questions about<br />
the program or to enter the raffle. All money raised by<br />
raffle sales will help preserve the historic Wagnalls<br />
building.<br />
Canal Winchester Library Branch<br />
The Canal Winchester Branch of the Columbus<br />
Metropolitan Library is located at 115 Franklin St. (in<br />
the rear portion of the former school at 100<br />
Washington St.). It is open Monday through Thursday<br />
from noon to 7 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from<br />
noon to 6 p.m.<br />
Council was told by then Franklin County<br />
Treasurer Ed Leonard in 2007 that, although the<br />
county worked with the prosecutor to get the distressed<br />
property sold at a sheriff’s sale, there were no<br />
bidders. Franklin County then assumed ownership<br />
from the original owner and turned it over to the<br />
COCIC.<br />
The Ohio EPA issued a No Further Action letter in<br />
regard to the site clean-up.<br />
The COCIC spent $283,564 for environmental testing<br />
and remediation, nearly half of which was reimbursed<br />
through a United States EPA grant. The city<br />
spent approximately $21,990 for demolition, sidewalk<br />
repair and tree removal.<br />
The agreed purchase price was $75,000. However,<br />
at closing, the county credited the city against the purchase<br />
price for funds Canal Winchester previously<br />
expended.<br />
dumped there by residents and businesses. The city<br />
was able to recover addressee information from some<br />
boxes and dispatched deputies to the properties to<br />
inform people they could be fined for littering.<br />
The city recycling service ended last June 20 and all<br />
of the bins were removed.
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New water meters help in leak detection<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
Staff Writer<br />
Water meters may not be glamorous,<br />
but replacement of old meters with new<br />
technology throughout Canal Winchester<br />
has an unexpected benefit for utility customers–the<br />
possibility of detecting a leak<br />
long before it translates into an unexpected<br />
bill.<br />
City Water Superintendent Joe Taylor<br />
said the city started the five-year-long<br />
process in early 2017 of switching 3,300 old<br />
meters out and replacing them with new<br />
automated radio meters.<br />
He said the city-wide endeavor is nearly<br />
halfway complete and is expected to finish<br />
up in late 2020 or early 2021.<br />
“The project cost was around $400,000<br />
and was spread over four to five years,”<br />
said Taylor. “There was no additional cost<br />
to the property owners and there was no<br />
rate increase this year.”<br />
In addition to making data collection for<br />
billing easier and faster, Taylor said the<br />
new service alerts the water department<br />
when a property owner engages in water<br />
usage for 24 hours straight. It affords the<br />
Hopeful Hearts<br />
Hopeful Hearts Free Children’s<br />
Clothing Ministry - a free baby clothing<br />
distribution for sizes infant to 5T, as well<br />
as shoes, blankets, bibs, small toys and<br />
other baby needs - is open the third<br />
Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to<br />
noon at Hope United Methodist Church, 83<br />
E. Columbus St. in Canal Winchester. It<br />
will be closed in <strong>March</strong> to change over to<br />
spring clothing. It will be open again on<br />
April 20. You will be able to shop for free<br />
clothing, shoes and more for your children<br />
in sizes infant to 5T.Everything is free and<br />
all are welcome. Drop off donated items at<br />
the church. Clothing for all seasons is<br />
needed. Call (614) 837-7548.<br />
Wagnalls Memorial Library<br />
Wagnalls Memorial Library, 150 E.<br />
Columbus St., Lithopolis, is open Monday<br />
- Thursday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday: 10<br />
a.m. to 2 p.m. and closed on Friday and<br />
Sunday. For information call (614) 837-<br />
4765 or visit www.wagnalls.org.<br />
Drug Drop Box<br />
The Madison Township Police<br />
Department is providing an opiate prescription<br />
“Drug Drop Box” for the community.<br />
This drop box is located in the lobby of<br />
the Madison Township Police Department,<br />
4567 Madison Lane, and will be accessible<br />
to the public during normal office hours<br />
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.<br />
Any person can walk-in and dispose of new<br />
or old pills, including prescription medications,<br />
or any other illegal substances and<br />
place them into this box with no questions<br />
asked.<br />
around Canal Winchester<br />
department the opportunity to contact a<br />
resident within a few business days and<br />
notify them of the detection of a potential<br />
leak.<br />
“Once we have determined they may<br />
have a leak, we contact the resident or<br />
leave them a door tag,” said Taylor. “It’s<br />
important that residents make sure that<br />
our offices have the correct contact numbers.”<br />
According to Taylor, his department<br />
receives emails regarding leak notifications<br />
a couple of times a week.<br />
While a large, undetected leak under<br />
the new metering system could still result<br />
in a bill in the hundreds of dollars, with the<br />
previous system it could have cost a property<br />
owner thousands of dollars.<br />
“We caught a leak that was 68,000 gallons<br />
over a weekend and the bill was<br />
around $850,” said Taylor. “It was a busted<br />
line in vacant home. If the leak would have<br />
occurred with the old metering system, the<br />
leak would have been around 480,000 gallons<br />
and cost around $5,700 since it wouldn’t<br />
have been detected for another 28 days.”<br />
Taylor said under the old meter system,<br />
it might be as long as 60 days before the<br />
School bus safety bill<br />
On Feb. 25, State Rep. Richard Brown<br />
(D-Canal Winchester) introduced bipartisan<br />
legislation alongside Rep. Gary<br />
Scherer (R-Circleville) to increase safety<br />
for Ohio students by cracking down on<br />
motorists with multiple violations of passing<br />
a school bus with its stop arm activated.<br />
“This common sense legislation will<br />
increase fines and penalties for motorists<br />
who recklessly choose to pass a stopped<br />
school bus,” said Brown. “Rep. Scherer and<br />
I are proud to reintroduce this important<br />
bipartisan legislation to keep Ohio’s<br />
schoolchildren safe.”<br />
Under Ohio law, reckless drivers currently<br />
face a $500 fine and a class-seven<br />
suspension for passing a stopped school<br />
bus, with no increased penalty for a second<br />
offense.<br />
The bill would put Ohio on par with<br />
other states by allowing judges to impose a<br />
$1,000 fine and/or a class-five suspension<br />
of the violator’s license for any additional<br />
offense over a period of five years.<br />
Barber Museum<br />
The National Barber Museum in Canal<br />
Winchester is located at 135 Franklin St.<br />
(behind the former CW High School building).<br />
The museum, housed in approximately<br />
5,000 square feet, showcases art,<br />
artifacts, and memorabilia from decades of<br />
the barbering profession — from the early<br />
days when surgeons and barbers served as<br />
one to the present when those seeking a<br />
trim. Regular hours are Friday and<br />
Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by<br />
appointment (614) 837-8400.<br />
water department would notice larger than<br />
normal consumption. Now, they are able to<br />
pick up increased consumption within a<br />
one-to-five day window.<br />
Even though the system identifies large<br />
leaks, it can detect much smaller ones as<br />
well. Councilman Mike Walker was notified<br />
of a potential problem that could have<br />
added $10 to $20 to his water bill.<br />
“Not only was there a trickle from the<br />
toilet, but we found a trickle from the garden<br />
hose as well,” said Walker, who<br />
received a call from Taylor alerting him to<br />
a possible leak. “I really appreciate the<br />
phone call and it showed me that the system<br />
works. I went right out, fixed the toilet<br />
and tightened up the hose connection.”<br />
While leaks can be detected with the<br />
new metering system, residents are still<br />
urged to pay attention to potential problems<br />
such as a leaky faucet or running toilet.<br />
“A commode can leak a few gallons per<br />
minute and there are 1,440 minutes per<br />
day,” said Taylor. “Contact the water<br />
department at 614-837-5623 for questions<br />
on leak detection.”<br />
On stage at MCHS<br />
Madison Christian High School, 3565<br />
Bixby Road, Groveport, will present the<br />
following theatrical productions in 2018-<br />
19: “Rodgers and Hammerstein’s<br />
Cinderella” at 7 p.m. on April 26-27 and 2<br />
p.m. and 6 p.m. on April 28. Tickets range<br />
from $5-$10. For information call 614-497-<br />
3456.<br />
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Athletic Boosters, these Canal Winchester<br />
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Brady Snyder, Bilal Sow; second team: Cole<br />
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scholar athlete: Jake Howard; player of the<br />
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team: Amanda Rarick, Shalea Byrd; second<br />
team: Natalie Rarick; special mention:<br />
Kynadee Anthony; honorable mention: Ari<br />
Coleman; and scholar athlete: Kyiah Welch.<br />
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Online registration for the <strong>2019</strong>-20 Canal Winchester’s Indian<br />
Trail Elementary School kindergarten runs through <strong>March</strong> 15.<br />
Your child must be age 5 on or before Aug. 1, <strong>2019</strong> to be eligible to<br />
attend kindergarten in <strong>2019</strong>-20.<br />
Visit www.cwschools.org and click on the enrollment link for<br />
instructions. Online registration must be completed by <strong>March</strong> 15<br />
for your child to participate in Kindergarten Round-Up on <strong>March</strong><br />
20, 21, and 22 at Indian Trail Elementary, 6767 Gender Road.<br />
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Facelift for railroad crossing<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
Staff Writer<br />
The railroad crossing on Canal Winchester’s North<br />
High Street could be getting a facelift if the city works<br />
out an agreement with the railroad, similar to one<br />
upgrading the Gender Road crossing.<br />
The crossing is located near the Queen of the Line<br />
Depot in the local historical society complex.<br />
“We have been in regular contact with the various<br />
rail companies that have owned the tracks over the<br />
years,” said Contract Services Administrator Bill<br />
Sims. “During the 2017 planning efforts with Indiana<br />
& Ohio Railroad about upgrading the Gender Road<br />
crossing, we discussed the other crossings in town as<br />
well.”<br />
While not at a final “go-ahead,” the two entities<br />
have agreed to work together toward making mutually<br />
beneficial improvements at the crossing.<br />
“Once the design work is done and detailed estimates<br />
are prepared, if everything is agreeable with<br />
both parties, we will enter into a detailed formal agreement<br />
to move forward with construction,” said Sims.<br />
The primary reason for the city to pursue the<br />
improvements is safety for vehicular and pedestrian<br />
traffic.<br />
There are two issues with the crossing. First, the<br />
Beck is a 4-year-old shy guy. He’s<br />
still adjusting to being at the shelter,<br />
so his behavior is a little quiet and<br />
reserved. Once Beck is in his new<br />
home, he may relax and become<br />
much more social or he may need a<br />
little time and patience to come out<br />
of his shell. Come meet Beck at the<br />
Franklin County Dog Shelter.<br />
FYI: 614-525-3647 or www.franklincountydogs.com<br />
Chopper is a sweetie. He is an<br />
energetic pup who will be so excited<br />
to meet you. He always has his tail<br />
wagging, ready for an adventure.<br />
He is selective about his dog friends<br />
so he should meet any potential<br />
housemates prior to adoption. He<br />
went home over Holiday Sleepover<br />
and did absolutely fantastic with a<br />
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FYI: 614-525-3647 or www.franklincountydogs.com<br />
Fred is a 3-year-old tuxedo who is<br />
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Fred is a sweet young man who<br />
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older kids and gets along with other<br />
cats. Fred can be shy at first, but he<br />
will warm up to you, and once that<br />
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vehicle crossing is rough and narrow. Second, there is<br />
no dedicated pedestrian crossing of the rails.<br />
Sims said both issues will be addressed.<br />
“I do not know when the crossing was last<br />
improved,” said Sims. “The number of trains using the<br />
track changes depending on their customer’s needs.<br />
Lately there has been an uptick in the train traffic. I’d<br />
estimate two trains a day.”<br />
Details of the improvement will be determined during<br />
the design phase.<br />
Sims said the basic plan is to build a wider crossing<br />
providing more room for vehicles and construct a<br />
pedestrian crossing on the west side of North High<br />
Street.<br />
The construction cost will be shared equally, with<br />
the city using available funds for their share of the<br />
project.<br />
“We successfully followed a similar partnering<br />
process for the improvement of the Gender Road rail<br />
crossing constructed last year,” said Sims. “The collaboration<br />
went very smoothly.”<br />
According to Sims, the design phase will occur this<br />
spring. Construction could be as early as this fall or<br />
possibly spring 2020. The extent of impact on traffic<br />
has not been determined, but any necessary road closure<br />
will be kept to a minimum duration.<br />
Dr. John Bender Scholarship<br />
Canal Winchester City Council will award two<br />
$1,000 scholarships in honor of the late Dr. John<br />
Bender, former council member, educator, and coach.<br />
Graduating seniors are encouraged to review eligibility<br />
requirements and submit applications online at<br />
www.canalwinchesterohio.gov. Applications are also<br />
available in the guidance offices at Canal Winchester<br />
High School and Bloom-Carroll High School. The<br />
deadline for applications and completed materials is<br />
April 1. Recipients of the Dr. John Bender scholarship<br />
will be recognized at the April 15 Canal Winchester<br />
City Council meeting.<br />
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Kala and Tarzan are a<br />
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was her only surviving kitten.<br />
The two are very sweet<br />
and looking for a loving forever<br />
family. Both can be<br />
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FYI: www.colonycats.org<br />
Peter and Wendy are 5-month-old<br />
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They are playful pups who would<br />
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FYI: www.colonycats.org<br />
These furry friends are<br />
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WANT TO BUY<br />
CASH FOR CARS<br />
614-276-2597<br />
We Buy Cars & Trucks<br />
$300-$3000.614-308-2626<br />
We Buy Junk Cars &<br />
Trucks. Highest Prices<br />
Paid. 614-395-8775<br />
$ Cash At Your Door $<br />
for junk or unwanted cars<br />
(Free Tow). Call<br />
614-444-RIDE (7433)<br />
WANTS TO Purchase<br />
minerals and other oil &<br />
gas interests. Send details<br />
to: P.O. Box 13557,<br />
Denver, CO 80201<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
FOR SALE<br />
Early 70’s Rowe Jukebox.<br />
Needs amplifier, rebuilt.<br />
Make offer. 614-<br />
419-3245<br />
Early 70’s Williams Pin<br />
Ball Machine. Exc. cond.<br />
Make offer 614-419-3245<br />
Two Eastern Star Rings<br />
10K white gold with small<br />
diamonds. Best offer. Call<br />
Nancy 614-205-5098<br />
Large Selection of<br />
Chandeliers to<br />
choose from.<br />
All in working condition.<br />
Going Out of Business!!<br />
614-271-2469<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
SERVICES<br />
Property Management<br />
We are always available!<br />
40 yrs. exp in<br />
Certified Property Mgmt.<br />
Reas. Fees. Call Now!<br />
614-783-7464<br />
VACATION RENTALS<br />
Englewood, Florida<br />
Palm Manor Resort<br />
Within minutes of white<br />
sand Gulf beaches,<br />
world famous Tarpon<br />
fishing, golf courses, restaurants/shopping,<br />
Bush<br />
Gardens. 2 BR 2 BA<br />
condos with all ammenities,<br />
weekly/monthly, visit<br />
www.palmmanor.com<br />
or call 1-800-848-8141<br />
APPLIANCE REPAIR<br />
Washer, Dryer, Stove &<br />
Refrig. Repair 875-7588<br />
BASEMENT<br />
WATERPROOFING<br />
Walker’s Basement<br />
Waterproofing<br />
Free Est. 614-359-4353<br />
CLEANING<br />
Cleaning, 20 yrs. exp.<br />
Call Judy 614-946-2443<br />
CONCRETE<br />
AJ’s Concrete,<br />
Masonry<br />
Good Work - Fair Prices<br />
Block Foundations<br />
Driveways • Sidewalks<br />
Epoxy/Overlay Floors<br />
Bonded-Ins. • Free Ests.<br />
Now Accepting Credit Cards<br />
614-419-9932<br />
EVANS<br />
Complete Concrete.<br />
Facebook Evansconcrete<br />
(Schedule Now)<br />
• Foundations • Additions<br />
• Block • Driveways<br />
• Patios • Sidewalks<br />
• Colored & Stamped<br />
(Free Estimates)<br />
614-373-1013<br />
Ins./Bonded • 32 Yrs. Exp.<br />
Pour It Right, The First Time<br />
GUTTERS<br />
Low Price-Great Service<br />
5 & 6” Seamless gutters,<br />
covers, siding, gutter clng.<br />
Bill 614-306-4541<br />
HAULING<br />
DEAN’S HAULING<br />
614-276-1958<br />
HEATING<br />
HEATING<br />
Complete System Clean & Check<br />
$49.95<br />
Free Carbon<br />
Monoxide Testing<br />
Gas-Oil-Electric Heat/Pumps<br />
All Makes • All Models<br />
43 yrs exp. • Sr. Discount<br />
614-351-9025<br />
614-351-9005<br />
HOME<br />
IMPROVEMENTS<br />
C&JHandyman<br />
Services LLC<br />
Minor Plumbing &<br />
Electric<br />
Install Hot Water Tanks,<br />
Dishwashers & Disposals<br />
Also Fencing &<br />
Interior/Exterior Painting<br />
Free Est. ~ 18 Yrs. Exp.<br />
614-284-2100<br />
03/17 A<br />
3-17 A<br />
3/17 A<br />
3-17 A<br />
HOME<br />
IMPROVEMENTS<br />
SINCE 1973<br />
Phil Bolon Contr.<br />
Windows & Siding<br />
Decks, Kitchens, Baths<br />
Room Additions,<br />
Flooring, Roofing<br />
Bsmt Waterproofing<br />
Deal With Small Non-Pressure Co.<br />
45 Yrs. Exp. - Refs. Avail.<br />
Lic.-Bond-Ins.<br />
Free Est. - Financing Avail.<br />
Member BBB Of Cent. OH<br />
O.C.I.E.B. ID #24273<br />
614-419-3977<br />
or 614-863-9912<br />
LG<br />
REMODELING<br />
Interior & Exterior<br />
Full Service Remodeling<br />
• Bathrooms • Kitchens<br />
• Tile • Drywall • Flooring<br />
• Roofing • Siding • Etc.<br />
NO JOB TO SMALL<br />
A+ BBB Rating<br />
A+ Angie’s List<br />
Lic. • Bonded • Insured<br />
614-488-8377<br />
www.lgroofingcolumbus@gmail.com<br />
HOME<br />
MAINTENANCE<br />
Retired Finishing Carpenter<br />
for all your extra home<br />
repairs. over 40 yrs. exp.<br />
Sonny 614-325-1910<br />
JOE’S HOME MAINT.<br />
Home Repairs, Roofing,<br />
Siding, Gutters, Soffits,<br />
Misc. Int. Repairs<br />
Int. Painting<br />
Call Joe 614-235-6883<br />
35 Years Exp.<br />
LAWN CARE<br />
3-17<br />
A/M<br />
GOOD NEIGHBORS<br />
LAWN CARE<br />
Mowing, Mulching, Pruning<br />
Light Landscaping<br />
Weeding & Edging of Flower Beds<br />
Taking on New Accounts<br />
Res. / Comm.<br />
Lic./Ins. BBB Member<br />
614-238-9237<br />
614-937-0658<br />
$10 Off 1st Service for New Customers<br />
LET US MAINTAIN<br />
YOUR LAWN & GARDEN<br />
FOR YOU<br />
Summer, Spring,<br />
Winter or Fall<br />
WE DO IT ALL!!!!<br />
Lawn Cuts, Edging,<br />
Trees & Shrubs, Garden,<br />
Mulching, Hauling,<br />
Garden Pond &<br />
Home Maint.<br />
Free Ests. Low Rates<br />
$20 & Up<br />
Kevin - 614-905-3117<br />
2-17 A&M<br />
3-31 E/SE<br />
Proof in Pictures helping<br />
you in retaining your security<br />
dep. 614-562-1567<br />
A Complete<br />
Moving<br />
Reasonable, Reliable<br />
No Job Too Small<br />
PUCO #150692-HG<br />
Free Estimate<br />
614-878-1179<br />
Aaron Allen Moving<br />
Local Moving Since 1956<br />
Bonded & Insured<br />
614-299-6683, 263-0649<br />
Celebrating 60 yrs in business<br />
MOWER REPAIR<br />
LAWN MOWER DR.<br />
“House Calls Only”<br />
Overall Checkups<br />
Oil Change & Filter,<br />
Spark Plug &<br />
Blades Sharpened<br />
MINOR REPAIR<br />
SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS!!<br />
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Columbus <strong>Messenger</strong><br />
3500 Sullivant Ave. • Columbus, Ohio 43204<br />
614-272-5422<br />
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John<br />
3-31 A<br />
614-395-7909<br />
johnellis0333@sbcglobal.net<br />
3/17 A&M<br />
Not Valid for Garage Sales<br />
PAINTING<br />
A Job Well Done Again<br />
A lic. General Contractor<br />
Some Skilled Services<br />
Incl: Painting • Stucco,<br />
Repair•Carpentry•Exterior<br />
Drainage & Home Maint.<br />
Call Today! 614-235-1819<br />
New Paint For The New<br />
Year! Burt’s Painting<br />
Free ests. 614-539-3412<br />
PLUMBING<br />
ALL IN ONE<br />
PLUMBING LLC<br />
“One Call Does It All”<br />
$25 OFF LABOR<br />
With This Ad<br />
A<br />
614-801-1508<br />
All Major Credit Cards Accepted<br />
All About Drains & Plumb.<br />
Will snake any sm drain<br />
$125 + tax. 614-778-2584<br />
ROOFING<br />
Robinson roofing & repairs<br />
30 yrs. exp. Lifetime Cols.<br />
resident. Lic./bonded/Ins.<br />
Reas rates. Member of<br />
BBB. Dennis Robinson<br />
614-330-3087, 732-3100<br />
❏ Cash<br />
❏ Check<br />
❏ Money Order<br />
❏ VISA ❏ MC<br />
3/31<br />
SEWING MACHINE<br />
REPAIR<br />
REPAIR all makes 24 hr.<br />
service. Clean, oil, adjust<br />
in your home. $39.95 all<br />
work gtd. 614-890-5296<br />
TROTT<br />
TREE & LANDSCAPE<br />
Best Prices • Same Day Service<br />
614-878-2568<br />
Joe’s Tree & Yard Work<br />
Trim, thin, shape bushes,<br />
hedges, stump grinding,<br />
hauling. 614-598-6247<br />
Credit Card<br />
Information<br />
___<br />
__________________________<br />
Credit Card Number<br />
____________<br />
TREE SERVICES<br />
Tree Trimming<br />
& Removal<br />
Also Stump Removal<br />
Free Est. - Fully Ins.<br />
Call 614-235-3791<br />
Cell 614-738-0682<br />
__(___)__<br />
Exp. Date 3 digit code<br />
Minimum Charge $5.00<br />
3/31<br />
A<br />
BURNS TREE SERVICE<br />
Trimming, Removal &<br />
Stump Grinding.<br />
614-584-2164<br />
Brewer & Sons Tree Service<br />
• Tree Removal<br />
• Tree Trimming 3-17<br />
A&M<br />
• Stump Grinding<br />
• Bucket Truck Services
PAGE 8 - EASTSIDE MESSENGER - <strong>March</strong> 10, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Township women’s self-defense class<br />
The Madison Township Police Department will hold a women’s<br />
self-defense class for ages 14 and up at the Madison Township<br />
Community Center, 4575 Madison Lane. This free two-part class<br />
is open to all township residents and community members, and<br />
will be held <strong>March</strong> 19 and 26 from 6-8:30 p.m.<br />
To register call 614-836-5355 or email Sergeant Tiller at<br />
ntiller@madisontownship.org.<br />
LIST YOUR<br />
PALM SUNDAY, GOOD FRIDAY AND<br />
EASTER WEEK SERVICES<br />
ON OUR EASTER CHURCH PAGE<br />
in The <strong>Eastside</strong> or Southeast <strong>Messenger</strong><br />
The page will print in our April 7th issue<br />
The deadline for the Easter Church Page is<br />
Friday, <strong>March</strong> 29th at 2:00 pm.<br />
Call Kathy for<br />
More Information<br />
614-272-5422<br />
Grace Ministries<br />
464 Rathmell Rd., Columbus, OH 43137<br />
Visit us at www.graceministries.org<br />
Easter Sunday, <strong>March</strong> 27th<br />
Sunrise Communion Service - 7:00 am<br />
Easter Service - 10:30 am<br />
Easter Egg Hunt immediately following 10:30 service<br />
with over 5,000 eggs and prizes<br />
column<br />
www.columbusmessenger.com<br />
Falling prey to time and change<br />
You know time is flying by when you begin to lose<br />
icons from your life.<br />
While people pass in and out of our lives, places<br />
seem to have more permanence. But when familiar<br />
buildings fall prey to time and development, that knot<br />
in your gut gets pulled a little tighter with each and<br />
every loss.<br />
In the bend at the end of our road in Hamilton<br />
Township, a stately two story brick structure, once<br />
home to my high school drama teacher and her family,<br />
was digested by a yellow metal behemoth in less than<br />
a week.<br />
As the mechanical beast gnawed away at the home’s<br />
bones, little bits of its history became evident. When<br />
its southerly wall was stripped away, the original late<br />
1800s portion of the house–sandwiched between two<br />
1960s era additions–was exposed to the elements.<br />
The brick and mortar, woodworking and glass that<br />
once embraced birthday celebrations, after-parties of<br />
long-forgotten high school theatre performances and<br />
served as a quiet witness to the joys and sorrows of<br />
family life is now flat land punctuated with mounds of<br />
broken brick.<br />
Deep ruts formed as steel bulldozers barreled<br />
through the muddy ground, sometimes frozen in place<br />
as gentle snowfalls brought temporary peace to the<br />
war between time and development.<br />
The foot-deep furrows were once a lawn, green and<br />
lush, full of life with the sounds of squealing children<br />
under summer skies.<br />
About two miles down the road, the place where I<br />
unknowingly met my husbandto-be,<br />
the Rickenbacker<br />
(Lockbourne) Air Force Base<br />
visitor control center, is gone…<br />
a victim of a long-ago federal<br />
project to reduce the number<br />
and size of military bases.<br />
The Airman’s pool where I<br />
first got an inkling that my<br />
then-boyfriend of two months was<br />
going to ask me to marry him is<br />
now a grassy field bisected by a<br />
road servicing a Rickenbacker<br />
Port Authority hangar.<br />
The church where we celebrated<br />
love–still as strong four<br />
decades later–before 200 family<br />
and friends? Gone and buried<br />
under an asphalt parking lot now<br />
married to a warehouse.<br />
The Non-Commissioned<br />
Officers Club (my husband was a<br />
sergeant at the time), a focal<br />
point of enlisted life and where<br />
we partied following our August<br />
wedding in 1976, is a field where<br />
farmers once plowed and warehouses<br />
now spring up like dandelions.<br />
Waist-high weeds dominate<br />
the small park where my husband<br />
proposed to me under an old<br />
oak tree in 1975.<br />
Places<br />
Linda<br />
Dillman<br />
The ghosts of my past often make me wonder about<br />
the lives lived in abandoned old houses that I pass on<br />
country roads.<br />
What was served at their breakfast table? How did<br />
they hang their stockings at Christmastime? Did the<br />
family matriarch iron her tablecloths or hope, like me,<br />
that the wrinkles would take care of themselves?<br />
When did those families know it was time to leave a<br />
place filled with memories and where did they go? Did<br />
their departure bring happiness, sadness or indifference?<br />
Now surrounded by warehouses, what range of<br />
emotions will fill me when that hungry mechanical yellow<br />
beast comes gnawing at my door?<br />
And who will wonder about the lives lived in my<br />
house as they pass by land left vacant by time and<br />
development in years to come?<br />
Linda Dillman is a <strong>Messenger</strong> staff writer.<br />
A new double deadlift record<br />
Photo courtesy of Emily Ross<br />
Jake Marsee (left) of Groveport and Tyler Obringer of Spencerville set a new<br />
record in the double deadlift event for the 250+ pounds weight class at 1,400<br />
pounds during the Arnold Sports Festival at the Columbus Convention Center on<br />
<strong>March</strong> 3. The two person deadlifting event features two lifters who pull one deadlift<br />
bar in tandem.