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<strong>Messenger</strong><br />
<strong>South</strong><br />
<strong>October</strong> 4-17, <strong>2020</strong> www.columbusmessenger.com Vol. XLI, No. 17<br />
Burning up the track<br />
<strong>Messenger</strong> photo by Pat Donahue<br />
Eight-year-old Quinlan Pio (pink car #2) has her eye on a victory as the laps wind down in her 30-lap<br />
Junior Honda Feature. Pio claimed her win as a weekend of Quarter Midget Racing was finishing up Sept.<br />
20 at the Fortress Obetz Buckeye Quarter Midget track. This race was made up of more than 70 5- to 9-<br />
year-old area racers. Quinlan’s father, Mike Pio, said her participation in Quarter Midget Racing is part of<br />
a family effort that includes her 10-year-old brother, Gunnar. Prior to the Fortress Obetz race, the Pio family<br />
spent two days racing in Illinois and made the race in Obetz a stop on the way back to their home in<br />
Knuckletown, Pa. Gunnar competed in three of the 13 classes, while Quinlan competed in two, both taking<br />
home victories.<br />
The fate of Hartman Farms<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
Staff Writer<br />
Hartman Farms, once a state-of-the-art agricultural<br />
masterpiece on Columbus’ southside at the turn of<br />
the 20th century, is up for rezoning after more than a<br />
century as farmland.<br />
Nearly 500 acres once covered in crops and neat<br />
rows of grape arbors could become home to manufacturing<br />
or industrial purposes following a rezoning<br />
application filed by PFK Company with the city on<br />
Aug. 25.<br />
“I own a house in the neighborhood that is adjacent<br />
to the Hartman Farm Historical District and one reason<br />
I purchased it is because of the historical value of<br />
the land next to mine,” said Korey Whitmore. “Myself<br />
and another neighbor just happened to do some<br />
research because of the drilling rigs we’ve been seeing<br />
on the property and found the application for rezoning.”<br />
Whitmore said he was first made aware of the<br />
potential rezoning of Hartman Farms on Sept. 14.<br />
“A post was made on our neighborhood NextDoor<br />
page asking if anyone knew why there was so much<br />
activity on the Hartman Farmland recently,” said<br />
Whitmore. “Being curious, I went to the city of<br />
Columbus website and searched for any building permits<br />
or rezoning applications for the land. That’s<br />
when I discovered the application to rezone the property<br />
to industrial/manufacturing.”<br />
Whitmore’s property shares a boundary with the<br />
farm, where the rear of his home looks out over a soybean<br />
field and onto High Street. One reason he said he<br />
purchased the home was because of information he<br />
was given about the Hartman Farm, its historical significance<br />
and the geological uniqueness of the land.<br />
“My first concern was the destruction of the land,”<br />
Whitmore said. “From the application, it sounded like<br />
they were going to backfill the kettle pond and level<br />
the glacial kame on the property. This development<br />
would effectively destroy the last physical remnants of<br />
the Hartman Stock Farm. The layout of the land would<br />
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Halloween will be<br />
celebrated in Obetz<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
Staff Writer<br />
Little Obetz ghosts, goblins and scarecrows can rest easy this<br />
year knowing they will be able to patrol the streets in search of<br />
tasty treats on Beggar’s Night.<br />
Mayor Angie Kirk announced the village is following the Mid-<br />
Ohio Regional Planning Commission’s recommendation in holding<br />
trick-or-treat the night of Oct. 29.<br />
“When passing out treats, make sure your lights are on,” said Kirk.<br />
MORPC Executive Director William Murdock said local governments<br />
have supported a unified trick-or-treat date for years<br />
that is based on which day of the week Halloween falls.<br />
“COVID-19 hasn’t changed this,” said Murdock. “Like every<br />
other year, communities have cooperated to suggest a common<br />
trick-or-treat date and time, and parents should use their discretion<br />
and good judgment in deciding whether they allow their children<br />
to participate.”<br />
The Franklin County Health Department offers these suggestions<br />
for Beggar’s Night: Children and parents should wear cloth<br />
face masks. Costume masks are not approved protection. Trick-ortreat<br />
with a small group of family members or close friends and<br />
maintain social distance from others. Wait for them to leave before<br />
you go up to a door. Take only wrapped candy or treats and wait to<br />
be handed candy. Do not reach into large bowls or containers. Stay<br />
in your own neighborhood. Designate one person in the household<br />
to hand out candy or treats, preferably while remaining outside.<br />
Disinfect high-touch surfaces. Do not participate if anyone in your<br />
house feels sick, has COVID-19 symptoms or is under isolation or<br />
quarantine restrictions. For those at high risk, stay inside and<br />
watch from a distance.<br />
In addition to holding Beggar’s Night in Obetz on Oct. 29, Kirk<br />
said the village is planning another special activity for residents<br />
the following weekend.<br />
“We need some normalcy back,” said Kirk, “but we want to do<br />
something out of the ordinary. We want to make sure kids have<br />
something fun to do.”<br />
With the anticipated installation of a larger video screen, the<br />
Fortress Obetz parking lot will be turned into an outdoor cinema<br />
with a kid-friendly showing of a Halloween-related movie.<br />
Cars will be parked strategically, which may require a second<br />
showing.<br />
“We can get 350<br />
cars in there socially<br />
distanced,” said O-<br />
betz Administrator<br />
Rod Davisson.<br />
While dates and<br />
times are not finalized,<br />
Kirk said the<br />
free event is for residents<br />
only.<br />
“Some of the staff<br />
will probably dress<br />
up, but as friendly<br />
monsters,” said Kirk,<br />
“and we’re thinking of<br />
handing out bags of<br />
candy to the kids.”
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•Canal Winchester Area Historical<br />
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month March through November at 7:30<br />
p.m. in the Hocking Meeting Room at the<br />
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Construction at two Scioto<br />
River boat access points<br />
Improvements are scheduled for two<br />
Scioto River boat access locations in<br />
Pickaway County, according to the Ohio<br />
Department of Natural Resources Division<br />
of Wildlife.<br />
Construction will last through late fall<br />
or early winter. Both locations will be<br />
closed during construction.<br />
The locations under construction<br />
include one in <strong>South</strong> Bloomfield at State<br />
Route 316, and another at the Elmon<br />
Richards Wildlife Area boat ramp. These<br />
ramps will provide boater access to miles of<br />
prime fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing<br />
areas. The Scioto River corridor is<br />
home to a diverse number of species<br />
including bald eagles, beavers, mink, spotted<br />
bass, smallmouth bass, and flathead<br />
catfish.<br />
The <strong>South</strong><br />
Bloomfield location<br />
is scheduled to<br />
receive a new concrete<br />
boat ramp. The<br />
new access will include a gravel drive and<br />
parking lot to accommodate small trailers.<br />
This ramp is designed for paddle crafts and<br />
small boats and will be similar to the existing<br />
Mackey Ford Wildlife Area ramp six<br />
river miles upstream.<br />
Construction work will upgrade the<br />
Elmon Richards Wildlife Area ramp in<br />
Circleville at State Route 22. The current<br />
ramp was built in 2005 and the concrete<br />
will be reconfigured to better accommodate<br />
boats. The gravel drive will be replaced<br />
and drainage improved to fix low, often wet<br />
areas. This ramp is 10 river miles downstream<br />
from the <strong>South</strong> Bloomfield access.<br />
The project is funded through a gas tax<br />
on marine fuels and the Sport Fish<br />
Restoration Act, an excise tax on fishing<br />
equipment administered through the<br />
Division of Wildlife and U.S. Fish &<br />
Wildlife Service.<br />
For information on the Division of<br />
Wildlife’s research and management programs<br />
and to find fishing reports, maps,<br />
and more fishing resources, visit<br />
wildohio.gov. Download the HuntFish OH<br />
mobile app for fishing information on the<br />
go.<br />
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The mission of the Division of Wildlife is<br />
to conserve and improve fish and wildlife<br />
resources and their habitats for sustainable<br />
use and appreciation by all. Visit<br />
wildohio.gov for information.<br />
ODNR ensures a balance between wise<br />
use and protection of our natural resources<br />
for the benefit of all. Visit the ODNR website<br />
at ohiodnr.gov.<br />
Groveport Road studies<br />
Groveport City Engineer Steve Farst<br />
said two studies will be conducted along<br />
the Groveport Road corridor. One is a safety<br />
study between Greenpointe Drive and<br />
the Kroger entrance to identify and design<br />
intersection improvements at Greenpointe<br />
Drive and at State Route 317. The other is<br />
a planning study of the thoroughfare route<br />
between Bixby Road and State Route 317.<br />
New project funded<br />
Governor Mike DeWine and Lt.<br />
Governor Jon Husted announced the<br />
approval of assistance for the following<br />
project: Zenni USA (Zenni Optical) expects<br />
to create 189 full-time positions, generating<br />
$8.2 million in new annual payroll as a<br />
result of the company’s new project in the<br />
village of Obetz.<br />
Zenni Optical is an online retailer that<br />
sells prescription and non-prescription eyeglasses,<br />
sunglasses, sports glasses, and<br />
goggles. The Ohio Tax Credit Authority<br />
approved a 1.557 percent, 10-year Job<br />
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Hamilton Twp. Schools offer free student meals<br />
By Linda Dillman<br />
Staff Writer<br />
A federal grant is providing a free<br />
breakfast and lunch for all students in<br />
kindergarten through 12th grade throughout<br />
the Hamilton Local Schools district.<br />
The service started Sept. 8 and is funded<br />
through the USDA National School<br />
Lunch Program. It continues until the end<br />
of the year or when USDA grant funds are<br />
exhausted. After that, only students verified<br />
to receive free or reduced-cost breakfast<br />
and lunch will continue to do so.<br />
“The program provides meals, not only<br />
for students who qualify for free or reduced<br />
meals, but also for each and every one of<br />
our students,” said Hamilton Schools<br />
Treasurer Adam Collier.<br />
According to Collier, the district applied<br />
for the grant last spring and is reimbursed<br />
for both breakfast and lunch meals served<br />
to students during the funding period.<br />
There is no change in the components of<br />
the free meals.<br />
“We participate in the National School<br />
Lunch Program and follow the meal pattern<br />
for lunch and breakfast. Grant money<br />
would not affect the meal pattern regulations,”<br />
said Mary Anne Hillerich, food services<br />
coordinator.<br />
Hillerich said the four district school<br />
buildings normally serve approximately<br />
2,000 students for lunch and 1,400 for<br />
breakfast. There are 3,000 students<br />
enrolled in the district.<br />
The regular cost for lunch at the high<br />
school is $2.75, at the middle school it is<br />
$2.50, the cost at the intermediate building<br />
is $2.25 and the price for a lunch at the elementary<br />
school is $2.<br />
Lunch cost savings for a family of four<br />
<strong>South</strong>east Branch Library<br />
is open for browsing<br />
By Rick Palsgrove<br />
Managing Editor<br />
People love libraries and the ongoing<br />
coronavirus pandemic put a crimp in that<br />
love affair when the Columbus<br />
Metropolitan Library system closed all its<br />
branches on March 13.<br />
But hope springs eternal for area book<br />
and lovers of information because, as of<br />
Sept. 22, the <strong>South</strong>east Branch of the<br />
Columbus Metropolitan Library, located at<br />
3980 S. Hamilton Road, opened for browsing.<br />
“Like all CML locations, the <strong>South</strong>east<br />
Branch plays a vital role in the community<br />
it serves with services like public computer<br />
access, Job Help, Homework Help, and<br />
Reading Buddies,” said Gregg Dodd, director<br />
of marketing for the Columbus<br />
Metropolitan Library. “During the COVID-<br />
19 pandemic, the branch has worked even<br />
harder to meet the needs of customers with<br />
curbside pickup and free copying, scanning<br />
and faxing services. The <strong>South</strong>east Branch<br />
and all other locations are open for limited<br />
services. The <strong>South</strong>east Branch opened<br />
ahead of 10 other CML locations.”<br />
Dodd said the <strong>South</strong>east Branch is currently<br />
open for limited services, which<br />
CW Recycles, a local recycling drop-off<br />
program is offered on the first and third<br />
Saturdays of each month from 9 a.m to<br />
noon in the parking lot of<br />
Winchester/Indian Trail Elementary<br />
Schools, 6767 and 6865 Gender Road,<br />
Canal Winchester.<br />
Participants are asked to sort items into<br />
two categories prior to drop-off.<br />
Local drop-off recycling<br />
includes: browsing the collection; using the<br />
public computers; print, copy, scan and<br />
faxing; getting job help; picking up items;<br />
returning items; and getting Grab and Go<br />
books.<br />
“Curbside Pick-up remains available as<br />
well,” said Dodd.<br />
Due to the pandemic, ongoing safety<br />
precautions remain in place. According to<br />
Dodd, the following restrictions and services<br />
remain unavailable for customers:<br />
•Customers over the age of five are<br />
required to wear a face covering.<br />
•Meeting rooms are unavailable for<br />
booking and use.<br />
•All in-person programming has been<br />
paused (such as Storytimes).<br />
•The number of customers in the building<br />
are limited to ensure effective social<br />
distancing. The library staff will let customers<br />
know if they need to wait.<br />
•There is a one hour limit on the use of<br />
public computers.<br />
Dodd said the normal daily attendance<br />
at the <strong>South</strong>east Branch when it was in<br />
operation before the COVID outbreak was<br />
around 650 visits.<br />
Call 614-645-2275 for library information<br />
or visit columbuslibrary.org.<br />
•Cardboard or any packaging that<br />
when torn is brown.<br />
•Aluminum, white paper/packages,<br />
plastic up to recycle symbol 6.<br />
•No glass.<br />
To comply with recommended state and<br />
district guidelines, all guests must remain<br />
in their vehicles, volunteers will be on<br />
hand to remove recyclable items.<br />
with two students in the middle school is<br />
approximately $100 a month.<br />
According to Collier, during the preceding<br />
fiscal year–July 1, 2019 through June<br />
30, <strong>2020</strong>–the district received $971,565 in<br />
federal assistance for its free/reduced<br />
lunch program. Hillerich said 72 percent of<br />
the student population received free or<br />
reduced meals for the 2019 through <strong>2020</strong><br />
school year.<br />
“So far, we are at 58 percent for this<br />
school year, but we are still receiving applications<br />
from families,” said Hillerich.<br />
In addition to cafeteria meals, hot<br />
lunches and go-to breakfasts are delivered<br />
via daily buses at different locations<br />
throughout the district. A cafeteria worker<br />
rides alongside the bus driver to help deliver<br />
and keep track of students picking up<br />
meals.
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No Apple Butter Day festival, just the sale of apple butter<br />
By Rick Palsgrove<br />
Managing Editor<br />
Groveport’s Apple Butter Day will not be the same this<br />
year, but the spirit of the day can live on in the community<br />
in spite of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.<br />
The festival has been a mainstay and focal point for the<br />
community since <strong>October</strong> 1974 when it began as a simple<br />
gathering of friends cooking apples over an open fire in a<br />
church parking lot. One can just sense the in the autumn<br />
air as September turns into <strong>October</strong> that it is time for<br />
Apple Butter Day.<br />
The festival has grown over the years, with the city’s<br />
help, into the large, popular festival it has become.<br />
However, like many things in this coronavirus pandemic<br />
dominated year, Groveport’s Apple Butter Day is going<br />
to be a lot different this year. A whole lot different.<br />
This version of Apple Butter Day<br />
“It’s going to be a scaled down event,” said Groveport<br />
City Administrator B.J. King.<br />
King said he and representatives of the Groveport<br />
Heritage Society met with the Franklin County Health<br />
Department to come up with a way to somehow make<br />
Apple Butter Day happen this year.<br />
The result is that this year the festival itself will not<br />
exist as there will be no craft booths, no historical displays,<br />
no bands, no entertainment (except for the possibility of<br />
piped up bluegrass music), no public attendance, no anything<br />
at Apple Butter Day except for the drive through<br />
sale of jars of apple butter.<br />
City officials had hoped to shoot off the unused Fourth<br />
of July fireworks on the evening of Apple Butter Day.<br />
However, city officials stated on Aug. 24 that the Apple<br />
Butter Day fireworks are now cancelled.<br />
According to information provided to the city by<br />
the Groveport Heritage Society, jars of apple butter<br />
will be sold for $5 per jar from three or four drive<br />
through stations set up along Wirt Road in front of<br />
the Sharp’s Landing building and the log house on<br />
Oct. 10. Buyers will drive down Wirt Road from Main<br />
Street and be guided to a specific pick up station and<br />
exit through College Street or Rohr Road. There is a<br />
limit of two jars of apple butter purchased per family<br />
and payment is in cash only. Those wishing to purchase<br />
apple butter must call 614-836-3333 to order<br />
and arrange a pick up time within a two hour window.<br />
Pick up times are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. After 4<br />
p.m. apple butter will be sold without appointments.<br />
A small group of volunteers made apple butter in<br />
Heritage Park on Oct. 3.<br />
“It’s important we keep the annual tradition of<br />
Apple Butter Day and its unbroken streak of being<br />
held since 1974, even though it is significantly different<br />
this year,” said King.<br />
Remembering Apple Butter Day<br />
In normal years, Apple Butter Day is rich in tradition<br />
featuring historical demonstrations, crafters,<br />
and great food - especially the piping hot, freshly<br />
stirred apple butter slathered on homemade bread.<br />
Apples were important to Ohio’s and Groveport’s<br />
pioneer agricultural economy and daily life. Apples<br />
could be stored year round and travelled well when<br />
shipped over the rough roads or the slow moving<br />
freight boats on the Ohio and Erie Canal.<br />
Remember, Apple Butter Day encourages us to<br />
slow down, enjoy friends and family, embrace the<br />
pleasures of simple foods, and reinforce our links to<br />
the past.<br />
<strong>Messenger</strong> photo by Rick Palsgrove<br />
Groveport’s Bob Cramer stirring apple butter at a past Apple<br />
Butter Day.<br />
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Trail of Scarecrows<br />
Lithopolis is participating in the <strong>2020</strong><br />
Fairfield County Trail of Scarecrows. The<br />
original and creative scarecrows will be<br />
displayed on village lamp posts.<br />
Cash prizes donated by the Lithopolis<br />
office of HER Realtors and the Gilmore<br />
Group will be awarded to the Lithopolis<br />
People’s Choice scarecrows by voting at<br />
cboles@mail.com. A $50 cash Visa card will<br />
be awarded by “Visit Fairfield County” to<br />
the winner in each of the communities participating<br />
based on a month-long “People’s<br />
Choice” vote.<br />
VisitFairfieldCounty.org or like<br />
Facebook “Fairfield County Trail of<br />
Scarecrows” for details on voting.<br />
Register your scarecrow at https://visitfairfieldcounty.org/trail-of-scarecrows-registration<br />
using the Lithopolis tab.<br />
<strong>Messenger</strong> photos by Linda Dillman<br />
Pumpkin time!<br />
Colder nights and shorter days herald<br />
the arrival of autumn and pumpkin<br />
time. Pictured at right is Hamilton High<br />
School junior Ashton Thomas, left,<br />
and Justin Fullen, right, a sophomore,<br />
spent the morning of Sept. 19 harvesting<br />
pumpkins just down the road from<br />
the high school at the Hann family<br />
farm market. Below, Gretchen Hann<br />
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“Enola Holmes” is entertaining for all ages<br />
While preparing to watch and review a<br />
new movie or television show in which I<br />
have aged, allegedly, past its target demographic,<br />
I often try to experience it through<br />
the lens of a younger version of myself.<br />
And in order to tap into the mindset of<br />
that bygone era, I ask a series of questions<br />
during and after the viewing.<br />
They include whether my younger self<br />
would have liked the characters or have<br />
been annoyed by them; whether my<br />
younger self would have found more enjoyment<br />
in the story being told or by crafting<br />
a different version in real-time; or whether<br />
my younger self would be embarrassed if<br />
the older version publicly stated that she<br />
liked it.<br />
For the most part, the younger version<br />
and the current form can find common<br />
ground through similar but evolved interests<br />
and that certainly applies in the case<br />
of “Enola Holmes,” a new film streaming on<br />
Netflix that is geared toward young adults<br />
but can be enjoyed by all age demographics.<br />
There is plenty here in the form of entertainment<br />
to go around, which is actually<br />
surprising because my adult self thought<br />
the opposite based on its trailer.<br />
In this charming film, Millie Bobby<br />
Brown plays the titular character who is<br />
the youngest of the famed Holmes children<br />
— brother Sherlock (played by Henry<br />
The Reel Deal<br />
Dedra<br />
Cordle<br />
Cavill) is making a<br />
name for himself in the<br />
world of criminology<br />
and the elder Mycroft<br />
(played by Sam Claflin)<br />
is known throughout<br />
polite society as a man<br />
of impeccable character<br />
and good standing.<br />
While much is<br />
known about the<br />
dashing and intelligent<br />
brothers, little is known about their<br />
sister, and that is just the way their mother<br />
wants it to be.<br />
After the death of her husband and following<br />
the relocation of her sons to the city,<br />
Eudoria Holmes (Helena Bonham Carter)<br />
decided that she did not want to raise her<br />
daughter in the traditional sense. Gone were<br />
the finishing schools with their rules and<br />
deference to a man’s opinion and in its place<br />
were studies on the sciences, martial arts<br />
and the importance of speaking one’s mind.<br />
Through this unorthodox education,<br />
especially in Victorian times, Enola flourished<br />
but formed a deep attached to her<br />
mother in lieu of friendships with children<br />
her age. Knowing that her child had to be<br />
more independent, Eudoria did the only<br />
thing she could think of: cut the strings to<br />
make it happen.<br />
On the morning of her 16th birthday,<br />
Enola wakes to find her mother has disappeared.<br />
Believing that her brother<br />
Sherlock could solve this mystery in two<br />
seconds flat, she requests that he and<br />
Mycroft return home. When they arrive,<br />
Enola discovers that the only thing they<br />
want to do is fix her.<br />
“She is such a mess,” declares Mycroft<br />
as he hires a reputable governess to drag<br />
her off to a finishing school.<br />
Before such a travesty can occur, Enola<br />
puts her own sleuthing skills to work and<br />
uncovers some clues as to her mother’s<br />
potential whereabouts.<br />
Wanting to know why she left (and not<br />
wanting to go to boarding school and learn<br />
how to “embroider and hem handkerchiefs”),<br />
she runs away to London to solve<br />
this mystery. But like all good mysteries,<br />
there is a secondary mystery afoot that<br />
involves a missing young Lord (Louis<br />
Partridge), a reform bill and an underground<br />
movement set to shake up society.<br />
With her brothers on her heels, along with<br />
an apparent assassin, Enola has to make<br />
sense of all of these semi-related threads<br />
while finding her footing in a new world<br />
that is openly hostile to spirited young<br />
women like herself.<br />
Though its plot is a little clunky<br />
and darker plot threads are dropped<br />
in favor of simplicity, the charm of its<br />
lead character and the chemistry<br />
between the cast members are good<br />
enough to propel it past any bumps<br />
that occur in this origin story.<br />
Based on a series of novels by Nancy<br />
Springer (though primarily adapted from<br />
“The Case of the Missing Marquess”),<br />
“Enola Holmes” is a great starting point for<br />
a planned movie franchise. Though its plot<br />
is a little clunky and darker plot threads<br />
are dropped in favor of simplicity, the<br />
charm of its lead character and the chemistry<br />
between the cast members are good<br />
enough to propel it past any bumps that<br />
occur in this origin story.<br />
With wit and an overarching sense of<br />
sweetness, “Enola Holmes” is a fun movie<br />
to watch, though it is about 25 minutes too<br />
long.<br />
But despite a few pacing and dropped<br />
thread gripes, it is an entertaining film<br />
that almost all age groups should be able to<br />
enjoy.<br />
Grade: B<br />
Dedra Cordle is a <strong>Messenger</strong> staff writer<br />
and columnist.<br />
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SANTIAGO’S<br />
Sealcoating & Services LLC<br />
Quality Materials Used<br />
Get it Done before the<br />
Seasons Over!!<br />
Driveway Seal & Repair!<br />
Top Seal Cracks!<br />
Residential & Commercial<br />
Mulching, Edging & Clean-ups<br />
“Ask for whatever you need.”<br />
BBB Accredited-Fully Insured<br />
Call or text for Free Est.<br />
614-649-1200<br />
BLACKTOP SEALING<br />
Driveways & Parking Lots<br />
614-875-6971<br />
CLEANING<br />
HOUSE/OFFICE<br />
24 Hr. Call Back<br />
C.D.C. Guidelines<br />
614-846-1477<br />
Looking for Mrs. Clean?<br />
For excellent cleaning<br />
services at reas. rates<br />
w/great refs, depend. 10%<br />
Sr. Disc. Free Est. CDC<br />
fogging avail. Powerwashing.<br />
Gwen 614-226-5229<br />
INFORMATION<br />
ONLY<br />
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<strong>South</strong> & Groveport<br />
For Info Call<br />
272-5422<br />
CONCRETE<br />
EDDIE MOORE<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
Quality Concrete Work<br />
Lt. Hauling & Room Add.,<br />
Block Work & Excavation<br />
Stamp Patios,<br />
Bsmt. Wall Restoration<br />
35 Yrs Exp - Lic & Ins.<br />
Free Ests. 614-871-3834<br />
Buckeye City<br />
Concrete & Excavating<br />
* Concrete * Foundations<br />
* Waterlines * Drains<br />
*Catch Basins<br />
614-749-2167<br />
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excavating@yahoo.com<br />
D.J. & DAD KIMMLE<br />
CUSTOM CONCRETE<br />
10-11<br />
All Types E/SE<br />
Free Estimates<br />
All Work Guaranteed<br />
614-206-0158<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 />
614-419-9932<br />
10/11 A/M<br />
10/11 A<br />
CONCRETE<br />
ALL-CITY CUSTOM<br />
CONCRETE<br />
All Types Concrete Work<br />
New or Tear Out-Replace<br />
37 Yrs. Exp.<br />
(614) 207-5430<br />
Owner is On The Job!<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 />
614-554-7457<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 />
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 />
47 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 />
KLAUSMAN HOME<br />
IMPROVEMENT<br />
Siding-Windows-<br />
Doors-Roofing-Soffit-<br />
Fascia-Gutters-Trim<br />
Earn FREE Seamless<br />
Gutters with Siding Over<br />
1000 Sq. Ft.<br />
FREE Shutters with<br />
Soffit & Trim<br />
EPA Certified<br />
Member of BBB<br />
Financing Available<br />
10-11<br />
A/M<br />
Over 20 yrs exp. • Free Est.<br />
Licensed-Bonded-Insured<br />
Owner & Operator<br />
James 614-419-7500<br />
10-25 A<br />
4-11 A<br />
11-1 A<br />
HOME<br />
IMPROVEMENTS<br />
C&JHandyman<br />
Services LLC<br />
Minor Plumbing &<br />
Electric ~ Now Hiring<br />
Install Hot Water Tanks,<br />
Dishwashers & Disposals<br />
Also Fencing &<br />
Interior/Exterior Painting<br />
Free Est. ~ 18 Yrs. Exp.<br />
CDC/EPA Approved Guidelines<br />
614-284-2100<br />
HOME INSPECTIONS<br />
Home Inspections<br />
“Welcome Home”<br />
Inspection Services<br />
Starting at $185<br />
Licensed<br />
InterNACHI/CPI<br />
Certified<br />
Free Estimates &<br />
Discounts 10-25 A<br />
Cell 614-316-9600<br />
HOME<br />
MAINTENANCE<br />
JOE’S HOME MAINT.<br />
Home Repairs, Roofing,<br />
Siding, Gutters, Soffits,<br />
Misc. Int. Repairs<br />
Int. Painting<br />
Call Joe 614-778-1460<br />
37 Years Exp.<br />
LAWN CARE<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 />
MOVING<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 />
PAINTING<br />
Painter Over 30 Yrs Exp.<br />
Free Est. Reas Rates<br />
Daniel 614-226-4221<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 />
PLASTERING<br />
DRYW<br />
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PLASTER<br />
11/1<br />
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Textured Ceilings<br />
614-551-6963<br />
Residential/Commercial<br />
BIA<br />
Classified Services<br />
11-1 A<br />
PLUMBING<br />
ALL IN ONE<br />
PLUMBING LLC<br />
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All Major Credit Cards Accepted<br />
All About Drains & Plumb.<br />
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$125 + tax. 614-778-2584<br />
CHRIS’<br />
PLUMBING<br />
“Plumbing & Drain Professional<br />
That You Can Count On”<br />
24 Hrs., 7 Days/Week<br />
No Overtime Charges<br />
24 Yrs. Exp. in Plumbing &<br />
Drain Cleaning Field<br />
Call For A Free Phone Estimate<br />
$100.00 For Any Small Drain<br />
614-622-4482<br />
30% OFF with AD<br />
POWER WASHING<br />
MRS. POWERWASH<br />
Any house wash $149 + tax<br />
Single deck $69 + tax<br />
2 Tier deck $99 + tax<br />
Best Wash In Town<br />
Over 45,000 Washes<br />
Ashley, 614-771-3892<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 />
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 />
TOP SOIL<br />
Alexander Hauling<br />
Driveways topped w/new<br />
limestone. We also deliver<br />
Topsoil - sand - mulch.<br />
Specializing in residential.<br />
614-491-5460<br />
Bobcat Service Avail.<br />
TREE SERVICES<br />
Brewer & Sons Tree Service<br />
• Tree Removal<br />
• Tree Trimming 11-1<br />
A&M<br />
• Stump Grinding<br />
• Bucket Truck Services<br />
Best Prices • Same Day Service<br />
614-878-2568<br />
TROTT<br />
TREE & LANDSCAPE<br />
Tree Trimming<br />
& Removal<br />
10/11<br />
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Also Stump Removal<br />
Free Est. - Fully Ins.<br />
Call 614-235-3791<br />
Cell 614-738-0682<br />
11/1 A/M
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Rangers romp<br />
Photos courtesy of Maria Varney<br />
A host of Hamilton Township Rangers’ tacklers swarm a Teays Valley ball carrier<br />
during the Rangers’ 21-12 win over Teays Valley on Sept. 18. The Rangers also<br />
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FATE<br />
Continued from page 1<br />
make for a beautiful park, with the rolling<br />
kames, kettle pond and clusters of mature<br />
tree growth. Obviously, I know the developer<br />
would rather make money on their<br />
land, but with it being close to 500 acres in<br />
the single parcel, it wouldn’t be far-fetched<br />
to see park land on the north end of the<br />
property and commercial business on the<br />
south end closer to Scioto Downs.”<br />
Attorney Jeff Brown is representing the<br />
applicant.<br />
When asked about the project, Brown<br />
said, “The rezoning application for this<br />
property has been submitted and we look<br />
forward to our presentation at the (<strong>South</strong><br />
Columbus) Area Commission (zoning committee<br />
meeting) on Oct 15.<br />
The committee meeting is at 6:30 p.m.<br />
and will be held at 3639 Parsons Avenue.<br />
The former 26-building, 5,000-acre<br />
Hartman Farm property was placed on the<br />
National Register of Historic Places on<br />
Oct. 9, 1974 for its significance in the field<br />
of agriculture and its historic functions in<br />
processing, agricultural outbuildings, animal<br />
facilities and institutional housing.<br />
Founded in 1903 by Dr. Samuel<br />
Hartman, the farm was once hailed as “the<br />
largest intensely cultivated, diversified<br />
farm in the world.”<br />
According to the National Register<br />
application, the farm frontage along U.S.<br />
Route 23 was approximately four miles in<br />
length and the west side was frontage all<br />
along the Scioto River.<br />
At one time, the property’s inventory<br />
included a manager’s house–an original<br />
structure still on site–employee row houses<br />
built in 1905, a school, an electric power<br />
plant, canning factory and cider press,<br />
stock and horse barns and foreman’s<br />
house.<br />
“The farm was famous not only for its<br />
size, but for its livestock and crops as well,”<br />
continued the 1974 application. “Hartman<br />
bred three champion strains of horses…<br />
had the world’s largest herd of Jersey cattle,<br />
which easily supplied milk for the<br />
entire city of Columbus. Ducks, chickens<br />
and other poultry were raised in abundance.<br />
Hartman was always careful to<br />
select the best registered breeds of any animal<br />
he raised…In its centralized management<br />
and huge acreage, the Hartman<br />
Farm was an early version of the massive<br />
farming conglomerates so common today.”<br />
In comparison to acreage at the height<br />
of the farm operation, the property of today<br />
is approximately one-10th the size but is<br />
still partially covered in cropland.<br />
According to a preliminary site plan,<br />
there are four proposed access points to the<br />
property–one connecting to Rathmell<br />
Road, another off of <strong>South</strong> High Street, the<br />
third connecting to Nells Way in a housing<br />
subdivision and the fourth off of Parsons<br />
Avenue. The site borders the Scioto Downs<br />
Racino to the south.<br />
Whitmore expressed concerns about the<br />
impact rezoning the acreage to manufacturing/industrial<br />
could have on traffic. He<br />
and fellow resident Spencer Williams created<br />
the www.savehartmanfarms.com<br />
website.<br />
“The infrastructure in the area is<br />
already outdated,” alleged Whitmore. “…<br />
many accidents already occur at the intersection<br />
of Rathmell and High Street and<br />
how backed up traffic already gets when<br />
turning east onto Rathmell coming <strong>South</strong>,<br />
adding an industrial or manufacturing<br />
complex is a recipe for disaster.”